The Disney Dining Plan is officially returning in 2024!

This announcement was a long time coming, and many guests are very excited to take advantage of this offering once again. But Disney has gotten even more expensive over the years, so how much will the Disney Dining Plan cost now? Now we have the answer.

Disney has revealed that the Standard Dining Plan will cost $94.28 per adult, per day and $29.69 per child (ages 3 to 9), per day.

The Quick Service Dining Plan will cost $57.01 per adult, per day, and $23.83 per child (ages 3 to 9), per day.

Previously, the daily cost of the Standard Disney Dining Plan was $78 per adult and $30.50 per child, and the daily price for the Quick Service Dining Plan was $55 per adult and $26 per child. That means that the Standard Dining Plan has gotten significantly more expensive for adults, the Quick Service Dining Plan got a little more expensive for adults, and both options for children have gotten cheaper!

Here’s a look at what’s included in the Quick Service Dining Plan:

Inclusions Per Person in the travel party (ages 3 and up), Per Night: This plan includes counter service (e.g. fast food) meals and snacks at most Quick Service dining locations in the Walt Disney World Resort.

• Two Quick Service meals (entrée or combo meal at lunch and dinner and a beverage); Guests under 21 years of age can choose one non-alcoholic beverage (including specialty beverages — i.e. Artisanal Milk Shakes,  Fresh Smoothies, Premium Hot Chocolates, or Soda, Coffee or Tea — where offered). Guests 21 and older can can choose either one non-alcoholic beverage (including specialty beverages where offered) or one single serving mixed cocktail, beer, or wine (where offered) within their meal entitlement.
• One snack/nonalcoholic drink
• One Resort Refillable Resort drink mug per person, per package

And here’s what’s included in the Standard Dining Plan:

Inclusions Per Person in the travel party (ages 3 and up), Per Night

• One table service entrée, dessert (lunch and dinner only), OR full buffet;
  • Guests under 21 years of age can choose one non-alcoholic beverage with their Quick Service and Table Service meal (including specialty beverages — i.e. Artisanal Milk Shakes,  Fresh Smoothies, Premium Hot Chocolates, or Soda, Coffee or Tea — where offered).
  • Guests 21 and older can can choose either one non-alcoholic beverage (including specialty beverages where offered) or one single serving mixed cocktail, beer, or wine (where offered) within their meal entitlement.
• One quick service meal, including entrée OR combo meal;
  • Guests under 21 years of age can choose one non-alcoholic beverage with their Quick Service and Table Service meal (including specialty beverages — i.e. Artisanal Milk Shakes,  Fresh Smoothies, Premium Hot Chocolates, or Soda, Coffee or Tea — where offered).
  • Guests 21 and older can can choose either one non-alcoholic beverage (including specialty beverages where offered) or one single serving mixed cocktail, beer, or wine (where offered) within their meal entitlement.
• One snack/nonalcoholic drink
• One Resort refillable drink mug per person, per package

Here’s a FULL LIST of the restaurants participating in the Disney Dining Plan.

Now, there are many reasons to buy the dining plan — it might lower the stress of your vacation since you can pay for dining in advance, you know the cost upfront, etc., but we do encourage you to look closely at the price of the package and compare that cost to how much you’d expect to pay for dining without the package. It may not be worth it for you!

If you’re ready to book the Disney Dining Plan for 2024, hopefully, these details will help you choose which plan might be best for you and your travel party! But, our friends over at Small World Vacations can help you book a trip and the dining plan too!

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