Disney World officially costs more than ever before. Shocker, right?! Well, don’t fret. We are here to help!

Disney World does annual price increases in October. And this year was no different. We saw prices increase on tickets, food, drinks, and even annual passes. But you’re in luck. Even though prices have gone up a bit, we have done our due diligence by being in the parks every single day. So, we’ve done the hard work for you and have put together a list of what it’s going to cost you to eat three meals per day at Disney World next year. That way, you know what to save and you know what your food budget needs to look like! Let’s get into it!

For this example, I’m going to be pricing out meals for a party of two on a 5-day vacation. They’ll have three meals per day, including breakfast at a quick-service restaurant, lunch at a budget-friendly table-service location, and a “fancier” dinner. We’ll take a look at a day at each Disney World theme park and Disney Springs.

Magic Kingdom

Starting with breakfast in Magic Kingdom, we’re going to head over to Fantasyland to Gaston’s Tavern, and you already know what we’re going to get. We’re grabbing the Warm Cinnamon Roll for $7.99, which is absolutely enough to feed two people! We’re also going to grab a LeFou’s Brew for $6.99 and a Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee for $6.29 for our drinks. And don’t forget to add an extra cup of icing for $1! This brings our breakfast total to $22.27 before tax.

For lunch, we’re going to grab Casey’s Corner on Main Street, U.S.A. One person is going to opt for the Chili-Cheese All-Beef Hot Dog for $13.49 while the other is going to get the Mini Corn Dogs for $11.99. Both of these entrees come with a side of fries, but no drink, so we’re going to add two fountain drinks for $5.99 each. And, of course, you’re going to want a side of cheese sauce, so we’re going to grab two of those for $1 each. After tax, the total for lunch will be $41.18.

And we’re headed back into Fantasyland for dinner at Be Our Guest Restaurant. This dinner is a prix-fixe price of $72 per person and comes with your choice of one appetizer, one entree, and one dessert. We’re also going to add the Roses and Rhubarb specialty cocktail for $20 and a Stella Artois Lager for $11. Before tax and gratuity, the dinner total is $175.

EPCOT

It’s time to eat around the world! Starting our day with breakfast, we’re going to head to Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie, and we’re going to share a few items to try a little bit of everything. For our savory item, we’re going to grab the Quiche Lorraine for $7.50. We’re also going to get a Pain au Chocolat for $4.95 and a Beignet for $5.95. Finally, we’re going to get a Full Baguette for $4.95, so we can have something to snack on while we make our way around the world! For our drinks, we are going to get two Lattes for $5.65 each. Before tax, our total for breakfast is $34.65.

For lunch, we’re headed to the America Pavilion to dine at Regal Eagle Smokehouse. One person is going to get the BBQ Platter for $18.49 while the other is going to get the House Wedge Salad with Smoked Chicken for $12.99. We’re also going to get a side of Cornbread for $5.49 and two fountain drinks for $4.99 each. After tax, the total for lunch is $49.99.

And for dinner, we’re going to have Le Cellier Steakhouse. We’re going to share the Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup for $15 as an appetizer. For the entree, we are going to share the 28 oz. Rib-Eye Steak for Two for $120, and we’re going to add a side of Macaroni & Cheese for $15. For our drinks, we’re going to get the Ottawa Apple for $17 and a Molson Canadian Lager for $9.75. Before tax and gratuity, the total for dinner is $176.75.

Hollywood Studios

It’s time for our day at Hollywood Studios! First for breakfast, we’re going to grab two Ronto Morning Wraps for $13.99 at Ronto Roasters. Then, we’re going to head to Kat Saka’s Kettle for two Cold Brew Black Cafs for $7.29 each. After tax, the total for breakfast comes out to $45.32.

Lunchtime takes us to ABC Commissary, where one person is going to get a Buffalo Chicken Grilled Cheese Sandwich for $12.79, and the other is going to get a Mediterranean Salad with Chicken for $12.99. And we’re going to get two fountain drinks as well for $4.99 each. After tax, lunch will cost $38.07.

For dinner, we decided to go to the Hollywood Brown Derby. To start, we shared the Shrimp Cocktail for $20 and the House-made Ravioli for $16. Of course, one of us had to get the Cobb Salad with Chicken for $37. The other person decided to get the Braised Duck Pappardelle Pasta for $50. And for our drinks, we each got a $29 glass of wine. This brings our dinner total to $181 before tax and gratuity.

Animal Kingdom

Our first stop at Animal Kingdom is at Satu’li Canteen for breakfast. One of us got the Cinnamon French Toast for $12.99 while the other got the Slow-roasted Pork Shoulder Potato Hash for $13.29. We also each got a specialty cold brew for $6.79. Before tax, our total for breakfast is $39.86.

We decided on Flame Tree Barbecue for lunch. For our entrees here, we grabbed the Baked Macaroni & Cheese with Pulled Pork for $13.49 and the Smoked Pulled Pork Sandwich for $13.49. We also added on two fountain beverages for $5.59 each. After tax, the total for lunch was $40.64.

And for dinner, we’re grabbing food from Tiffins Restaurant. We started with the Tiffins Signature Bread Service for $20 and the Land Salad for $15. For our entrees, one of us got the Shrimp & Grits for $42, while the other got the Oaxacan Pork Duo for $52. And for drinks, we got the Jenn’s Tattoo for $17 and a Beer Flight for $14, which brings our dinner total to $160 before tax and gratuity.

Disney Springs

Chicken Guy! FINALLY has breakfast, so that’s where we’re headed in Disney Springs! One of us is going to get the Chicken, Egg & Cheese Sandwich for $7.49 while the other is going to grab the Chicken & Waffles for $7.49. We’re also going to get a side of Breakfast Tots for $2.99 and two Coffees for $4.99 each. This brings our breakfast total to $27.95 before tax.

For lunch, we’re going to Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar, and we’re going to share a bunch of small plates. We’re grabbing the Air Pirate’s Cargo Loaded Pretzel for $25, the Jumbo Chicken Wings for $17, and Three All-Beef Sliders for $18. And for our drinks, we’re going to go with the Poisonless Dart for $6.49 and the Enchanted Grove Lime Splash for $6.29. This brings our total to $72.78 before tax and gratuity.

And our final dinner brings us to The BOATHOUSE! We’re going to start by sharing the Maine Lobster Bisque for $9 and the Yellowfin Tuna Poke for $21. For our entrees, we’re grabbing the Cedar Planked Faroe Islands Salmon for $38 and the New York Strip for $68. And to drink, we got the Duck Duck Razz for $17 and the Dockside Haze for $9. Our dinner total without gratuity and tax is $162.

The Final Cost

Let’s add up the cost of each park and tally up the total at the very end. At Magic Kingdom, the total for three meals is $238.45. For three meals at EPCOT, the total came to $261.69. At Hollywood Studios, the total for three meals is $264.39. Animal Kingdom’s total came to $260.50 for three meals. And finally, the cost for three meals at Disney Springs totaled $262.73. This brings our grand total for the week to $1,267.76. Keep in mind that not all of these prices include tip and gratuities.

And, of course, you don’t have to go to the restaurants I mentioned above — there are SO many other great restaurants around the property. These are just some of the most popular foods and restaurants on property. And we will say, most prices will be comparable to the ones listed above!

Honestly, it can be extremely hard to narrow down where to go, but don’t worry, our Guide to Disney World Dining pulls it all together so you can stop stressing and focus on the fun without feeling like you’re missing a thing!

While this may be a lot of food for two people on a 5-day vacation and you may just want to snack around the parks, this shows the average cost of three meals per day on a Disney World vacation. Looking to save a little money? We suggest buying discounted gift cards from places like Sam’s Club or Target — that’s an easy way to both budget and save! Stay tuned to the Disney Food Blog for more Disney World news, updates, tips, and tricks!

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