Walt Disney World Dining Information
There are many aspects of planning to take into consideration when you’re planning your visit to the Walt Disney World Resort. Dining at Disney World is not difficult, but it can get complicated if you don’t have some prior knowledge going in. You do not have to micromanage every little detail, but a little bit of planning will go a long way. We’ve done our best to give you some pointers on not only what’s available to eat from snack carts and Quick Service restaurants to Signature dining and everything in between with our extensive Restaurants and Menus area and Search Tool. We’ve also included information on the Disney Dining Plan (not currently available) and Dining Reservations too.
Disney World Dining Reservations can be made at all of the Walt Disney World Table Service restaurants 60 days in advance. Guests staying at a Walt Disney World Resort can make all of their dining reservations for their entire length of their stay (up to 10 days of their vacation) at 60-days from their arrival date. You can make your dining reservations online, via the My Disney Experience app, or by calling Disney Dining at (407) WDW-DINE.
- Overview of Disney Dining Options
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- Special Dietary Needs / Food Allergies
Information for those who have food allergies or require Kosher meals/special diets.
- Mobile Order Locations - Using Mobile Order allows guests to order their meal on their phone, pay in advance, and then skip the line once their food is ready.
- Restaurant Dress Code
For the Signature Dining Restaurants, a "Business Casual" dress code is in effect. - Tipping Guidelines - Our thoughts on this subject.
DISNEY WORLD Dining News
- The Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Review in Pioneer Hall at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground will reopen to guests beginning June 23, 2022! Reservations for the beloved musical dinner show open on May 26, 2022 and can be made via the My Disney Experience app.
- It's been officially announced that the Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show that has graced guests at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort since 1971 will not return to Walt Disney World. The space will be used to expand Disney Vacation Club with a new building and pool.
- Victoria & Albert's, the AAA Five Diamond restaurant located at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, will reopon although an official opening date has not been announced yet.
Seasonal Walt Disney World Dining Information
Below are the restaurants where you can expect to pay more. On average, it's $4.00 more per person ages 10 and up, $2.00 more per child ages 3 -9. A quick call to Disney Dining at (407) WDW-DINE can get you the exact price for the date(s) you plan on dining.
Restaurants:
The Disney Dining Plan is temporarily unavailable at the Walt Disney World Resort at this time. Please visit our Walt Disney World Reopening Information and Updates page for more detailed information.
The Disney Dining Plan is available for resort guests who either purchase a Disney World Resort Hotel Package or book using Disney Vacation Club points. With the Disney Dining Plan, you are purchasing a certain number of meals ahead of time on somewhat of a "voucher system."
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- Disney Dining Plan Information
- Past Disney Dining Plan Prices (for reference purposes only)
- Past Disney Dining Plan Restaurants (for reference purposes only)
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Disney Dining Frequently Asked Questions
NOTE: The age range for children's dining at the Disney restaurants, buffets, dinner shows and character dining is 3 - 9. The Disney Girl's Perfectly Princess Tea Party is 3 - 11 and the Wonderland Tea Party is ages 4-12.
- Disney Character Dining - Dine with Princesses, Mickey and Friends and all of your Disney favorites
- Pirate Cruise - Any child who has ever dreamed of being part of a pirate adventure will enjoy this Treasure Hunt
- Disney Princesses - It’s a Fairy Tale come true when you visit Disney World. With Princess themed attractions, as well as opportunities to meet these enchanting ladies, you’ll soon feel like royalty.
- My Disney Girl’s Perfectly Princess Tea Party (age 3-11) (not currently available)
- Once Upon A Time Breakfast, Fairytale Lunch, and Dreams Come True Dinner
- The Princess Storybook
- Cinderella’s Happily Ever After Dinner
- Wonderland Tea Party (age 4-12) (not currently available)
