La Poutinerie hosted by Air Canada coming to EPCOT

[castlecake2.0]

According to Air Canada’s website, they are now the official Canadian airline of Walt Disney World and will be hosting a new dining venue at EPCOT at the former refreshment port.

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[mysto]

This will be a hit with parkgoers, serious comfort food. I have to wonder what the twist is? Whipped cream? Honey barbecue pulled pork? Site doesn't say, yet.

 

[JIMINYCR]

This will be a hit with parkgoers, serious comfort food. I have to wonder what the twist is? Whipped cream? Honey barbecue pulled pork? Site doesn't say, yet.

There are soooo many possibilities. It used to be that poutine was a regional fav and not many people knew what the heck poutine was. Then with the emergence of the cooking/ food competition/ chef shows it got a lot of notice.
Looking forward to see their take on the dish.

 

[Calmdownnow]

When I first saw this, I thought it was an April 1st spoof. Given the drop-off in Canadians vacationing in the US, I'm not sure what Air Canada is hoping to achieve with this sponsorship. Can any Canadians on the thread provide any insight?

 

[Animaniac93-98]

According to Air Canada’s website, they are now the official Canadian airline of Walt Disney World and will be hosting a new dining venue at EPCOT at the former refreshment port.

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Dream bigger on your next Disney adventure

Plan your Walt Disney World Resort getaway and earn and redeem Aeroplan points for flights, Flight & Hotel packages and member-only perks.

www.aircanada.com

They should brring back the Beavertails too!

 

[Disney Analyst]

When I first saw this, I thought it was an April 1st spoof. Given the drop-off in Canadians vacationing in the US, I'm not sure what Air Canada is hoping to achieve with this sponsorship. Can any Canadians on the thread provide any insight?

No idea, but their entire in flight safety video is now also Disney World themed so... trying to entice Canadian's back? I dunno.

 

[NiarrNDisney]

Love some Poutine! Sounds like a better CS fit for Canada though I hope they offer more than just poutine.

 

[JIMINYCR]

When I first saw this, I thought it was an April 1st spoof. Given the drop-off in Canadians vacationing in the US, I'm not sure what Air Canada is hoping to achieve with this sponsorship. Can any Canadians on the thread provide any insight?

Last year there certainly was a drop-off of Canadian tourists coming in. But things are changing already. Some of my customers rent out camps and beach houses to Canadians who come every year for summer vacations. They are telling me that their pre registrations are already coming in and they are expecting a better summer occupancy rate this year.