Walt Disney World Dining Overview
Discover the best Disney dining tips to enhance your park days and rest days! Learn how to plan your meals, make the most of character dining, and explore unique restaurants across Walt Disney World Resort. Perfect your Disney vacation with our comprehensive dining guide!
Tusker House: Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park - Africa
Join us in an entertaining and exciting character dining adventure with your loved ones at Tusker House. From the moment you step into this vibrant and colorful restaurant, you'll be transported to a world of lively music, stunning decor, and delicious food! Dine with your favorite Disney characters, including Mickey Mouse and his pals!
Cinderella’s Royal Table: Magic Kingdom Park - Fantasyland
Cinderella's Royal Table is a unique and enchanting dining experience in the heart of Magic Kingdom Park. The restaurant is inside a medieval-style castle, a replica of the castle in the Disney movie Cinderella. Cinderella's Royal Table is a must-visit for any Disney fan who loves princesses. The restaurant offers an unforgettable dining experience, with top-notch ambiance, food, and character interaction.
Best Friends Breakfast featuring Lilo & Stitch: Disney's Polynesian Village Resort
Here is a review one of our favorite breakfasts on Walt Disney World property Best Friend Breakfast featuring Lilo and stitch at Ohana, located at Disney's Polynesian village resort. This breakfast is served family-style with freshly made pineapple coconut bread and their delicious Pog juice. Meet Mickey, Pluto, Lilo, and our family's favorite stitch.
Chef Mickey's: Disney's Contemporary Resort
Chef Mickey's is a highly sought-after dining experience in Walt Disney World Resort, and for good reason. Situated within Disney's Contemporary Resort on the 4th floor of the A-frame Building, this restaurant is a must-visit destination for families looking to indulge in delightful cuisine while meeting their beloved Disney characters.
Storybook Dining at Artist Point with Snow White: Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
Are you looking for a dining experience that is not at the Disney parks? Storybook Dining at Artist Point is a perfect dining experience to do on a rest day at the resorts. One of the most fun dining experiences at Walt Disney World is at Copper Creek at Wilderness Lodge. Artist Point is decorated to resemble a forest with twinkle lights and tree branches crawling throughout the ceiling. Here is our family review of Storybook Dining at Artist Point.
Space 220: Epcot - Future World
The newest and most galactically incredible restaurant will launch you 220 miles above the Earth to the Centauri Space Station, where guests can enjoy some delicious eats while taking in the panoramic view of space and earth through the station's viewports.
Hollywood and Vine: Minnie's Seasonal Dine - Hollywood Studios, Echo Lake
There are five Characters at Lunch and Dinner, Minnie, Mickey, Donald, Pluto and Goofy. The fantastic thing about this Lunch and Dinner is that the character outfits change with the season. Overall, this is a good experience. Is it mind-blowing food? No, but it's very good. The diner feel does not feel like over-the-top elegance like Cinderella's Royal Table or sophisticated like Topolino's. But it feels like home.
Be Our Guest: Magic Kingdom Park - Fantasyland
Here is our families dining review of Be Our Guest. Be Our Guest is a signature dining experience in Magic Kingdom located in Fantasyland at Beast castle. This is a Signature Dining experience that includes ONE character, Beast. But as far as experiences, it was a great experience. Remember, it is a loud dining experience. There are no characters that are going to come and sign autographs for you. But you get to explore all three rooms, which is fun, and the food is terrific.
Picky Eaters at Disney World
Navigating dining at Walt Disney World can be a challenge, especially for picky eaters. This blog provides essential tips for finding the best Disney dining options, from character meals to buffet choices. Learn how to research menus, utilize quick-service restaurants, and pack snacks. With insights on customization options and Disney treats, you’ll ensure a magical dining experience for your family!
Disney Dining: How to get the reservations you want!
Are you wondering how you get a reservation for Space 220 or Topolino's at Walt Disney World? Or Blue Bayou at Disneyland? I can help you get those reservations you really want! Learn how we get the MOST popular reservations at the parks EVERY SINGLE TIME!
Topolino's Terrace Character Breakfast & Dinner – Flavors of the Riviera: Disney's Riviera Resort
Topolino's Terrace is now one of my favorite Disney character breakfasts. Located on the 10th floor of the newest Disney Vacation Club Resort, the Riviera, Topolinos Terrace is an Italian-themed eatery that checks all the boxes. With special guests of Mickey, Minnie, Daisy, and Donald providing socially distant photo ops. It is a delight to see the characters back at Walt Disney World.
Character Dining at Walt Disney World
Character Dining is my favorite way to meet characters. Some of the dinners have a feature character that provides you with the most charming backdrop to take a picture with your favorite Disney character. Then as you enjoy a fantastic meal, other Disney friends walk around signing autographs and taking photos with your kids! Most dining plans take the Disney dining plan, so have no stress while eating. If you do not have a dining plan, meals range anywhere from $35 and up per person.
Chef Mickey’s - Disney's Contemporary Resort (2020)
We enjoy meeting all of Mickey's pals, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, and Pluto. Chef Mickey's was the first place we experienced the infamous mouth-watering mickey waffle. The American style breakfast buffet does not disappoint, and you will leave with full bellies and happy kids! Disney dining is accepted here. Booking begins 180 days from your resort or ticket date, $35 - $59.99 per person.
Disney’s Perfectly Princess Tea Party - Disney's Grand Floridian (Has Not Returned)
The experience was so memorable that my daughter, who was three at the time, still talks about it, and we plan on doing it again this year. This character meal is probably the most expensive dining for a child at WDW, with the current cost of $333.64 per child (3 - 9) and 136.22 per adult. The price for the child is so high because of the gift package that includes: