Walt Disney World Florida, USA Travel Guide
Walt Disney World's approach to food mirrors its global appeal. Epcot's World Showcase exemplifies this, featuring international dishes authentic or highly inspired by their home countries.
Across the resort, Disney places importance on immersive theming, making certain dining experiences complement the stories and settings of the parks and resorts. Efficiency in serving large crowds and a strong commitment to dietary accommodations also hold a central role in the culinary operation.
Offers international cuisine across 11 pavilions and features seasonal food festivals.
Has African, Asian, and traditional American options, often prioritizing sustainable and plant-based ingredients.
Features a wide array of dining, from celebrity chef restaurants to unique concepts and casual eateries.
This pineapple-flavored soft-serve, often served as a float, marks an iconic Walt Disney World snack.
Find at Aloha Isle (Magic Kingdom) or Pineapple Lanai (Polynesian Village Resort).
A large, smoky, and savory roasted turkey leg, a popular item in Frontierland.
Find at Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe (Magic Kingdom) and select quick-service spots.
A large, warm, and gooey chocolate chip cookie, a beloved snack for many guests.
Get this popular snack at The Market at Pixar Place (Hollywood Studios).
Fried dough pastry, often covered in cinnamon sugar, with dipping sauce. Found at various snack carts.
A sweet cardamom bun filled with vanilla custard, topped with glacé icing and toasted coconut. Find at Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe (Norway Pavilion, Epcot).
Walt Disney World offers various high-end dining experiences for special occasions.
These establishments provide themed experiences and quality food without the premium price tag.
For quick and affordable meals, numerous quick-service locations and snack carts are available.
The main destination for international cuisine, with pavilions representing Canada, UK, France, Japan, Italy, Germany, China, Mexico, and others.
Each offers distinct culinary experiences from around the globe.
Resorts like Animal Kingdom Lodge feature African-inspired dining, and Disney Springs hosts various international restaurants.
Discover diverse flavors throughout the entire resort area.
Meals where Disney characters visit tables, popular and needing reservations.
The Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue offers American frontier-style song and dance.
Dine with simulated views of Earth from space in Epcot.
Enjoy dining with views into a large living aquarium in Epcot.
Pre-packaged kosher meals are available at many table-service locations. These often need advance notice (24-48 hours).
Limited pre-packaged options may appear at some quick-service locations.
Certified halal options are less widely available. Many restaurants can accommodate by preparing dishes without certain ingredients upon request.
Consult with a chef upon arrival at the restaurant for specific needs.
Many quick-service locations present specific allergen-friendly menus, listing ingredients and potential allergens.
Disney dining locations implement procedures to minimize cross-contamination for severe allergies.
During Food & Wine and Flower & Garden Festivals, Epcot frequently has culinary demonstrations and workshops.
A walking tour of The Land Pavilion's greenhouses includes samples of crops grown there, featuring an educational and tasty experience.
A paid tour including tastings of iconic and new Magic Kingdom foods, presenting a culinary journey through the park.
Meals where beloved Disney characters visit tables, proving highly popular and needing advance reservations.
Chef Mickey's (Contemporary Resort), Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (Epcot).
The Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue (Fort Wilderness) offers a long-running dinner show with American frontier-style song and dance.
Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show (Polynesian Village Resort) is currently unavailable.
Dine in a simulated drive-in movie theater at Hollywood Studios.
A retro 1950s themed diner with playful "cousin" servers at Hollywood Studios.
Offers dining with simulated views of Earth from space in Epcot.
Download the My Disney Experience app. It holds menus, mobile order capabilities, and reservation management. This tool helps streamline your dining.
