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 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 and Dining Reservations too.

• Disney Dining Discussion Forum Join the conversation at DISboards.com.
• Special Dietary Needs / Food Allergies Information for those who have food allergies or require Kosher, Halal, or special diet meals.
• Mobile Order Locations Using Mobile Order allows guests to order their meal on their phone, pay in advance, and skip the line once their food is ready.
• Restaurant Dress Code For Signature Dining Restaurants, a business casual dress code is in effect.
• Tipping Guidelines Our thoughts on this subject.

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 stay, up to 10 days of their vacation, at 60 days from their arrival date. Dining reservations can be made online, via the My Disney Experience app, or by calling Disney Dining at (407) WDW-DINE.

With over 200 eateries at Walt Disney World, how do you know which one to choose for your upcoming visit? Do you have picky eaters in the family or someone who enjoys plant-based or dairy-free meals? Be sure to check out our restaurant database to see what is on the menus.

In addition, join members of the DIS Unlimited on YouTube and tune in as they review various table-service, quick-service, and more restaurants around the Walt Disney World Resort.

During seasons of high demand, Disney raises the prices at most of the prix fixe restaurants.

Below are the restaurants where you can expect to pay more. On average, it is $4 more per person ages 10 and up and $2 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 you plan on dining.

Seasonal Restaurants:

Akershus | Be Our Guest Restaurant | Biergarten | Boma | Cape May Cafe | Chef Mickey's | Cinderella's Royal Table | Crystal Palace | Garden Grill | Hollywood and Vine | Liberty Tree Tavern dinner | 'Ohana | Tusker House

NOTE: This list is subject to change without notice and does not exclude other dining venues. There is no impact on guests using the Disney Dining Plan.

• Thanksgiving Dining at Disney World
• Christmas Dining Options
• New Year's Dining Options
• Valentine's Day Dining Options
• Easter Dining Options
• Mother's Day Dining Events

NOTE: The age range for children's dining at Disney restaurants, buffets, dinner shows, and character meals is 3-9.

• Disney Character Dining Dine with Princesses, Mickey and Friends, and Disney favorites.
• Disney Princesses It is a fairy tale come true when you visit Disney World. With princess-themed attractions and opportunities to meet these characters, you will feel like royalty.