2024 Disney Dining Plan Prices & Options

Quick Service Dining Plan

The following are available per night of your stay:

• 2 Quick Service Meals (includes one entree and one non-alcoholic beverage)
• 1 snack/nonalcoholic drink
• 1 Refillable Resort Mug

Standard Dining Plan

The following is available per night of your stay:

• 1 Table Service Meal (includes one entree, one beverage, and one dessert OR one full buffet). 2 table-service meal credits can be used at Fine/Signature Dining experiences, select Character Dining experiences or Dinner Shows.
• 1 Quick Service Meals (includes one entree and one non-alcoholic beverage)
• 1 snack/nonalcoholic drink
• 1 Refillable Resort Mug

Two Table-Service meals will be redeemed from the dining plan for each person dining at:

• Fairytale Dining at Cinderella’s Royal Table
• Princess Storybook Dining at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (at lunch and dinner only)
• Story Book Dining at Artist Point with Snow White
• Be Our Guest
• Le Cellier Steakhouse
• Hollywood Brown Derby
• Tiffins
• The Boathouse
• Jaleo by Jose Andres
• Morimoto Asia (dinner only)
• Paddlefish
• Jiko-The Cooking Place
• Cape Town Lounge and Wine Bar
• Flying Fish
• Toledo-Tapas, Steak & Seafood
• Citricos (and lounge)
• Narcoossee’s
• Topolino’s Terrace (dinner only)
• Yachtsman Steakhouse
• Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue

Disney Dining Plan Facts:

• Children pricing is based on children aged 3-9. It is expected that children order from the Children’s Menu. Not all table service restaurants enforce this so if your kid really wants a steak and it isn’t on their menu, it is worth asking politely. Kids who like something a little special with their meal can request a Shirley Temple which counts as their drink with their meal.
• You can use the credits you are given in any order you would like. For example, if say you decide that one day, you do not want to do a table service meal. No worries. You won’t lose that credit. It just sits there until the end of your stay. You may choose to do 2 table service meals in one day or a character meal that takes 2 table service credits. Just be sure that you use all credits up by the end of your stay!
• You can use the snack credits on things other than snacks. Maybe you are not a big snacker. You can use your snack credit to purchase a la carte breakfast items (like a piece fruit or muffin). You could also use it on drinks (but I’ll explain why you might not want to do this later). If you find that you have an extra quick service meal, Disney will gladly allow you to purchase snacks in place of the meal.
• Meals are nontransferable between party members and expire at midnight on day of checkout. This wasn’t always the case in prior years. This means that only the person whose name appears can use the meal credit.
• Restaurants are not limited to the park. You can use your Disney Dining Meal plan at resorts, water parks and at some restaurants at Disney Springs as well.

How to Get the Most Money out of the Disney Dining Plan

• Choose character meals. They are always some of the most expensive dining options because you pay for the experience more than the meal.
• Choose the most expensive meal option. Do your research by looking online at Disney Restaurant Menus to see which ones have pricier (and yummier) options. I mean, really, if you have a choice between steak and chicken, choose steak!
• Use snack credits on special Disney treats you won’t get anywhere else (like a Mickey Ice Cream Bar or Candy Apple). Each snack credit is good for only certain items (that are marked with the snack symbol). Typically the snack credit maxes out around $6. Don’t waste them on things like soda or water bottles. Would you pay $6 for a water bottle anywhere else? Didn’t think so.