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Bringing White Rabbit to Flamingo Crossings in Disney World Area

May 25
2 min read

Updated: Jul 3

Opening our Flamingo Crossings Town Center location in Disney World area was a major milestone for White Rabbit Dessert Experience.

From the beginning, we knew this location had the opportunity to become something special. With guests visiting from all over the country and world, we wanted to create a dessert destination that felt welcoming, memorable, and worth coming back for.

Flamingo Crossings brought a completely different energy compared to our other locations. Between Disney tourists, college program cast members, families on vacation, and locals in the Horizon West community, the area is constantly full of life.

We designed the location to fit that atmosphere. A place where people could slow down after a long day, enjoy warm desserts, handcrafted ice cream, and experience something comforting and indulgent together.

Since opening, we’ve loved seeing guests discover White Rabbit for the first time while visiting Orlando and then returning every time they come back to the area. That’s one of the most rewarding parts of what we do.

Being part of the Disney-area community has been an incredible experience for our team, and we’re excited to continue growing and serving guests at Flamingo Crossings for years to come.



What Should You Try First?

If you’re stopping by after a Disney day, these are some perfect first picks:

• Late-Night Brownie Sundae

Warm brownie, cold ice cream, and rich Belgian chocolate sauce after a long park day just hits differently.

• Strawberry Cheesecake Crepe

Light, sweet, and perfect for sharing.

• Specialty Lattes & Dessert Pairings

Pair one of our handcrafted lattes with cheesecake or brownies for the full White Rabbit experience.

Whether you’re visiting Orlando or live nearby, there’s always something worth coming back for.

Ready to Try It Yourself?

The best way to understand what locals love is to experience it yourself.



 
 
 

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