Local Downtown Businesses Welcome Disney’s The Lion KingPosted on December 5, 2024 |
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(Syracuse, NY) - Local Downtown spots are announcing special Lion King-themed items to welcome the company to Syracuse. Participating businesses and their specials include: A paw shaped cookie and African Tea Latte from Cafe Kubal, East African Spice Cookies from Cathy’s Cookie Kitchen, Lion King-themed dishes at The Tasting Room, “Slimy Yet Satisfying" chocolate and gummy filled bag at Sweet On Chocolate, a “Mufasa” special at LM Social, a “Hakuna Matata” cocktail and a “I Just Can’t Wait to be King” mocktail from Oh My Darling.
These local businesses will be offering these specials starting Wednesday, December 4 and will be available during the Lion King engagement at the Landmark Theatre. For a full list of businesses and their specials visit https://nacentertainment.com/broadway-in-syracuse-restaurants-specials-disneys-the-lion-king/
Disney’s The Lion King will play at the Landmark Theatre December 4-15. Tickets are still available at the Landmark Theatre Box office and online at Ticketmaster.com For more information on the show visit BroadwayInSyracuse.com
Click here for participating business websites:
https://www.epicuse.net/tasting-room-and-cheese-bar
https://www.sweetonchocolate.com/
https://www.cathyscookiekitchen.com/
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