Little Red Wagon

First time trying this cart and honestly I wouldn’t bother going back.
They are the same as Corn Dog Castle but for some reason the cashiers here try to force the apple or chips on you.
We asked three times for them without and the lady told us they don’t come that way. Then I asked why the Corn Dog Castle does it a la carte and not here and she said they do and put it through.
We shouldn’t have to ask and ask to get what we want when the apples and chips are overpriced.
Next time we will just wait til we are in California Adventure park where they don’t push things you don’t want on you.

Corn dogs here are super legit! Make sure to stop by the little red wagon and grab a fresh and crunchy corn dog! Definitely worth the wait in the always long line!

Seeing that my dream is to one day open a gourmet corn dog business, I jumped at the opportunity to try this place the moment it caught my eyes. Scoping out competition and doing market research is truly invaluable, and a much underrated aspect of business. It is also something that I will never, EVER turn down.
Well, for those that are unaware, Little Red Wagon Corn Dogs is a red food cart located inside of Disneyland, just off Main Street, by the round-​about. Their specialty? None other than hand dipped corn dogs.
Let’s get to it.
Prices: Roughly $ 8 – 9 for a corn dog, which comes with a choice of chips or apple slices. Pro Tip: Thanks to my friend Kurtis, I was made aware that even though they don’t have single corn dogs on the menu, you can order one for $ 6.50 after tax. This is good, as I’m not much of a chip or amusement park apple slice eater. Great.
Wait Time: This cart makes a mean corn dog, and the line for them reflects just that. This place gets BUSY! The line took me roughly 10 – 15 minutes to get through, during OFF-​PEAK hours. The wait? Worth it.
The Product: Now, I’ll start by saying that I’ve had my fair share of corn dogs in my life. While primarily Foster Farms frozen dogs that come in a box, consumed while drunk in college, I believe that still stands for something. How do these compare? They are in fact better! I was pleased. The batter was great, though I felt it was a little saltier than I would have wanted. The wiener? Sufficient, but not that great of quality. The size? HUMONGOUS! These are some good tasting corn dogs.
Overall? I would come back. It was a great experience all-​around. Corn dogs are the future, and I think it’s vital we learn to adapt to them as they evolve in the world around us. Go ahead and give this place a try!

I love a good corn dog and these are PRIMO CORNDOGS. Perfect crunch, sweet batter, big healthy sized dog. Not bad for $ 9 when it include a bag of Lays.
Minus a half star for having to wait 25 min. The holdup was definitely the cashier today. They should add a cashier and offer shade in the line
Meh. I’m at Disney, so I’ll round up because the CORNDOGS are so good that I had one for lunch and I’m about to have one for dinner.

Little Red Wagon, the smarter sister of Little Red Riding Hood, decided that selling delicious corn dogs was a much more lucrative [and safer] option than hand delivering groceries to a wolf in grandma’s clothes.
But really, these corn dogs are bomb; I dunno what they put in the batter but it’s addicting. Know this: you can opt out of the side of chips or apple slices to save $ 2 on your corn dog; additionally, your annual pass discount works too.
In my opinion, Corn Dog Castle over at California Adventure has better hot link corn dogs that Little Red Wagon doesn’t offer. So while I love the corn dogs here, I love the hot link corn dogs better… So look up my review on Corn Dog Castle for that.
If you’re still reading and decided to settle for a corn dog, that’s cool too. Have some mustard and ketchup to go with your corn dog, but it’s also good without condiments. There’s really nothing else to say since you literally go here for a corn dog.

Super yummy yummy corn dogs here. We got our food quick and it was hot hot hot, but man oh man does the line get long! We showed up before it opened and there was already a line starting to queue.
Certainly not the cheapest corndogs, but can’t complain about that considering the location.
Minus one star because the cast member working here was crannnnkkkkyyy! But hopefully next time it will be better :)

Hands down one of the best corn dogs you will ever eat. Super crunchy outside and juicy inside. No need for condiments. The line for this cart is almost always long. Best snack that you can eat as you walk around the park. They usually fry them as you order so it comes piping hot!

I was hungry for lunch but reluctant of ordering here since one corn dog is a whopping $ 8.75, but glad I did anyway. It was the best corn dog I’ve had in my life. It is not anything near like the frozen dogs we’re used to that are just warmed up in the oven. These are fresh-​battered on the spot. One dog filled me up until dinner time. It also comes with your choice of small bag of chips or a few slices of apple.

Quick tips!
1. Probably one of the best «value» buys at Disneyland!
2. The normal meal comes with a corn dog and a bag of lays potato chips or apple slices.
3. You can further decrease the cost by not getting the chips or apples and just purchase the corn dog for $ 6.50.
4. There are a few different options to upgrade your meal. Such as having premium chips and so forth.
There’s something special about the corn dogs from Disneyland. It’s the batter, I think, or the fact that they’re making them in a big red wagon. The batter has little chunks of corn in it, which makes it fantastic. We like to bring in our own chips and sodas and get a little cup of ice from one of the bakeries or something and enjoy ourselves in one of the many outdoor patios.
I highly suggest grabbing a corn dog here as they are a fantastic value in Disneyland where the food is very expensive.

Okay you’re probably wondering what’s the big deal about these corn dogs. You’re also probably thinking they’re overrated. It’s in Disneyland and it’s overpriced. While, I agree that it’s more than the average corn dog, but these are NOT Wienerschnitzel. The batter of the corn dog is everything that makes it delicious. It’s fried to perfection and it’s nice and warm when you receive it. I’m not sure if it’s made to order, because it comes out rather fast as soon as you pay. It’s $ 8.75 for the corn dog and it comes with sliced apples or a small bag of chips. I usually just get the corn dog by itself and comes out to be about $ 5.50 with a discount if you have an annual pass.
The Red Wagon is located by Main Street. It’s literally a red wagon, you can’t miss it. There’s usually a line, so be prepared to wait. This is a good snack, but it’s by all means not a real meal, unless you have a small appetite.

I am not sure what kind of magic goes into these corn dogs, but they are the best corn dogs in the whole wide world.
My son and I had already planned on them being what we were going to eat when we were in Disneyland before we even left for our trip. Two corn dogs, chips and sodas came to $ 24.50. Plus admission to even have access to that magical cart for one day was $ 198.00. Basically $ 111.25 each for our corn dog meals. Totally worth it.
The corn dogs are huge. We hadn’t had breakfast, corn dogs for lunch, still full come dinner time. My only complaint was that we didn’t have a choice on the chips even though they showed five different kinds at the register. We got plain Lays. Boring! I think for the price we pay, they should make sure we have the selection to choose from if they are going to display it that way.
I wish there was an easier way to enjoy these corn dogs. I probably won’t have another in at least 5 more years if not more. One can dream I guess.

A corn dog and a giant fountain diet Coke and I am one happy girl. This is a great spot to stop for a quick bite to eat. The corn dogs are pretty big!

Just off Main Street to the right, can’t miss it. Look for the Little Red Wagon and the long line of people.
Pretty good corn dog, for $ 8.75 though? Definitely worth trying once maybe twice.

Awesome corn dogs. Of course they are pricey bc it is Disneyland but they are worth it. They are also pretty large and the bread/​batter is really good. There is a chip/​corn dog combo option. Also if you are a pass holder don’t forget to show them your pass for a discount!

Date of visit: January 23, 2016
FINALLY made it out to the Little Red Wagon! Bookmarked on many a Disney fan’s lists of must-​try food items at the park, the corn dogs sold from here most definitely are worth the hype. Yes, these are the same corn dogs sold at the Stage Door Café in Frontierland, and at the Corn Dog Castle in DCA, but there’s something about getting them here.
Yes, these corn dogs may be overpriced at about $ 8.50 with your choice of apple slices or chips (pre-​passholder discount), but DAMN… is that cornbread batter good! It’s got a sweetness to it, and it’s fried to perfection (no overdoneness here unlike at the San Diego County Fair). And the hotdog that’s surrounded by it is pretty beefy and satisfying.
The lines are indeed long, but the process is expedited a bit by ordering at the register near the front, then bringing your ticket to the servers inside the Little Red Wagon.
One of the most affordable (and popular) places to nosh at in Disneyland! Check it out sometime!

This corn dog is simply MAGICAL. The batter is fried to perfection resulting to a soft yet crunchy feel! The hot dog quality is great and it’s massive enough to share with someone. But you might want to get your own after the first bite haha
TIP: it’s cheaper without chips! Mine came out to be $ 6 ish when I opted out on the chips (too much junk food consumed at Disney already!)

Never thought I give reviews on Corn Dogs but here we go.
What can I say about these special Corn Dogs? Delicious! The batter tasted soft and crunchy and well cooked. You can tell they use quality meat. For about 8.75 you get the Corn Dog and a bag of chips! The price is worth it for a corn dog this delicious. Plus if your an annual pass holder you can use your discount here. This is a must try at Disney Land!
The Little Red Wagon is located on main street pretty close to the castle

The corn dogs at Red Wagon were hyped pretty highly and it’s clear that we weren’t the only ones who had heard of the fresh dipped corn dogs. There was a long queue and it took almost 20 minutes to get to the front of the line. Thankfully orders were ready fairly quickly as they were deep frying them constantly.
You have a choice of chips and sliced apples but I wish I had known that the standard order of chips only let you choose Lay’s potato chips (Cheetos, Doritos, etc. are only available for the large chip order).
It was nice to have a freshly deep fried corn dog, but ordering five was a mistake. I thought they would be so undeniably delicious that I could eat two. Unfortunately, after less than half of the first one, I found the batter too thick and the breading to be too filling. The dog inside isn’t anything special either (a thin hot dog) so I ended up eating only half and saving the other for a late night snack.
Overall, I thought the jumbo turkey leg was much more satisfying and much more of a deal (could feed two!) than the corn dog which had a much longer wait.
Red Wagon accepts credit cards, including Amex.

Corn dogs are delicious and hand dipped ones are even tastier! The corn dog is fried to perfection and you get a bag of chips with each corn dog you order. Yes, it may be the most expensive corn dog you’ll purchase in your life but you’re in Disneyland!

These are the best corn dogs I’ve ever had! The batter is so good and will remind you of those perfect corn dogs from the county fair.
Yes, there is a wait sometimes, but you’re in Disneyland so don’t be too surprised.
For $ 8.75 you’re getting your delicious corn dog and a small bag of chips. You can always ask for the corn dog without the chips so it could be a bit cheaper. They also have fountain drinks available.
Service is good and quick.

A Disneyland trip is not complete without dropping by this sweet little spot. I don’t know what it is (maybe a little dash of some Disney magic) but the corn dogs here are so delicious. The line can get as long as 25 – 30 minutes (especially when it is almost time for the parade or fireworks) but it is a treat that is well worth the wait.
The batter is plentiful and flavorful. It provides an extra crisp and the size is decent enough to keep me full for a good few hours. I like this corn dog a little more than the one at California Adventure.
Protip: I recommend ordering just the corn dog by itself (without the chips or apples). The extra fee for the chips/​apples isn’t worth it in my opinion. Some people don’t realize you can order just the corn dog by itself.
Condiments are provided at the end after you receive the corn dog. They accept the passholder discounts.

Just an ok corndog that is over hyped.
I have always heard great things about the corndogs so I had to try one. When I did, I felt like it just tasted like your average fair corndog. It was ok, but I would rather eat somewhere else.
Maybe I was influenced by my line experience. The workers were arguing with each other about when they were taking their breaks in front of the guests. The line to purchase the corndogs was long, so it did not make sense to me why they would waste time arguing in front of the customers instead of serving them.
The sign is not clear about the price of the corndogs and the price of the combo, but if you are craving a corndog, it will definitely satisfy you.

This is a must have at Disneyland.
Who would have imagined that this Little Red Wagon could shoot out some of the most amazing, greasiest and tastiest corn dogs?
Really, how delicious can a corn dog really be? It’s one of those things that you have to try and find out on your own. As a Disneyland pass holder, coming here never gets old. With long lines that sometimes take upto 25 minutes before getting to the very front, it still makes this small little treat well worth it.
A hot dog that is covered in a flavorful batter then deep fried to perfection, each bite is exceptionally great. Hands down not only is it one of the best fast foods in Disneyland park but in my opinion, one of the best corn dogs and easily surpasses the greatness of a State Fair dog.
So if your visiting Disneyland, make a stop here. Like everything else, it’s magical.

I don’t particularly enjoy corn dogs, but I knew this was one of the most popular stands in Disneyland. These corn dogs are ~8 dollars — so quite pricey, BUT they’re absolutely huge, so it’s justifiable. The corn bread outside had the perfect amount of crisp.
–Kristen
4 stars from Kristen, Edmund wasn’t here to rate.

MUST GO while you’re at Disneyland!
If they aren’t open, one of the shops at Frontierland sells the exact same corndog and it’s cheaper.
You’re going to hate the corndogs you ate as a kid after you have one of these.

As you walk into Disneyland Park and make your way through bustling Main Street, U.S.A., the Little Red Wagon is parked at the very end of Main Street, to the right. You’ll probably spot a growing line, but they pump out these little golden delights quickly, so the wait isn’t too tedious.
Alright, I’ll be the first to admit I’m biased; corn dogs, especially their magical golden, fluffy, sweet and crispy batter, are my weakness! When I think about the old fashioned theme-​park food I grew up on, I turn to the classic corn dogs from the Little Red Wagon! These corn dogs are hand-​dipped and tasty! The fluffy and crisp golden batter is slightly sweet which compliments the plump and juicy hot dog. The corn dog is medium sized (slightly larger than Hot Dog on a Stick); we usually share between the two of us and it’s just the right sized snack on the go!
Their menu is as basic as can be with only corn dogs, lays classic potato chips (extra for Doritos), sliced apples, and soda or water. I’ve noticed the price increase from $ 5 to $ 8 over the years. The current prices as of October 2015:
— Corn Dog with sliced apples or a small bag of chips $ 8.75
— Large bag of chips $ 3.50
— Soda $ 3.50-$ 4
— Water $ 3.25
I’m sure if you wanted just the corn dog and nothing else, it would probably set you back about $ 8. They are deep fried so be warned they are greasy, but it’s ok, you’ll probably burn off some of that from all of the walking and standing in lines. I wouldn’t say this is the best corn dog I’ve ever tasted, since I’ve had better (World’s Best Corndogs Food Truck in Las Vegas takes the crown:
) — but for Disneyland nostalgia and easy eats, this is the place to check out!

Worth a try!
Normally I don’t like corn dogs, hot dogs, sausages of the matter, but the breaded corn here is something else! It’s crunchy corn texture meets soft juicy sausage.

Best. Corn. Dogs. Ever. !!!
I know… long lines and $ 8.75 for a corn dog. Probably not worth the wait or the money, right?! Wrong. It is.
They are massive (easily enough to share if you aren’t starving or want to eat a couple things in the park) and the batter is so thick and crunchy. It is what all other corn dogs aspire to be.

How can a corn dog be so damn good!!! Disney magic, that’s how!
The line format is so stupid. I do not understand why they set up the line and payment the way they do. It could move so much faster if they change it up but they probably want long lines!
They do not have hours on the wagon. They supposedly open at 11amish.
Season pass discount if you have one.
Corn Dog — $ 8.25 — Crunchy corn batter, it’s thick and moist and fluffy. The dog just your normal dog but its huge. I do not know how its so good but its so good! Comes with apple slices.

The line for a corn dog was just as long as the wait for the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blaster’s ride that day, so give or take 15 to 20 minutes. First, we placed our order with one crew member, paid a second member down the line, and then picked up our food from a member inside the wagon.
The quality and taste of the corn dog is a step-​up from Hot Dog on a Stick. The delicious hot dog sausage was covered in a thick layer of batter, and the hot dog itself was thick and juicy. There are packets of mustard and ketchup on the side of the wagon at your disposal.
A worker informed us that once it hit 90 degrees, they are unable to work inside the tiny stand and temporarily close. This is understandable because simply standing in-​line in the scorching heat, was causing me to become quite fussy.
The corn dog is a great choice for a snack during your visit to Disneyland. A corn dog is not the healthiest thing to consume, but at least one from Little Red Wagon was worth the wait.

Out of the 104 729 361 827 times I’ve been to Disneyland, I never tried a corn dog from the Little Red Wagon.
TIP: save your $ 1.70 & get a corn dog by itself for $ 5.99. A bag of chips or sliced apples aren’t worth that amount.
Will there be a long line? Of course, you’re at Disneyland. There are lines for everything!
Is it the most amazing hot dog I’ve ever had? I’m no corn dog expert; I honestly came here to see what the hype was all about. What I can tell you: it’s pretty damn tasty. The batter forms a crispy exterior. After you bite into it, it reveals a beautiful golden color. The hot dog inside is juicy.
I would come back, and recommend it to others :)