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Huge Dining Price Increases Announced Overnight at Disney World

Huge Dining Price Increases Announced Overnight at Disney World

Hold onto your Mickey ears and wallets because things are getting even more expensive at Walt Disney World. Find out how much your next meal and character dining experience will cost now. The real question is when will the price hikes stop?

Price Increases

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Price increases are a part of life at Walt Disney World. The trend is for Guests to expect prices to increase every single year. 

Overnight, Disney dropped several surprising new price increases. Guests can expect to pay more for many aspects of their Walt Disney World vacations starting today. Also, do not expect the increases to end here.

Although price increases are evident throughout the year, it appears that October comes with huge price increases across Walt Disney World.

Character Meals

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Many Disney guests love the opportunity to dine among their favorite Disney characters, but this special experience will now cost even more. At Cinderella’s Royal Table at Magic Kingdom, the breakfast prices are now $75 for adults (previously $69) and $45 for children (previously $42). For dinner adults are now $88 (previously $84) and children are now $52 (previously $49).

The Crystal Palace at Magic Kingdom increased breakfast prices: $52 for adults (previously $48) and $33 for children (previously $30). For adults, dinner is now $62 (previously $61), and for children $42 (previously $40).

Tusker House at Disney’s Animal Kingdom increased breakfast prices. Now it’s $49 for adults (previously $47) and $33 for children (previously $30). For adults, lunch/dinner is now $64 (previously $62), and for children $42 (previously $40).

At Disney’s Contemporary Resort, Chef Mickey’s increased breakfast prices: $58 for adults (previously $54) and $37 for children (previously $34). For adults, dinner is now $69 (previously $66) and for children $44 (previously $41).

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At EPCOT two character dining experiences are affected. At Akershus, breakfast is now $59 for adults (previously $55) and $38 for children (previously $35). Lunch and dinner prices increased to now $69 for adults (previously $66) and $46 for children (previously $43).

Garden Grill also increased their prices. Located in The Land Pavilion, guests can meet Farmer Mickey along with Chip ‘n’ Dale. Breakfast is now $49 for adults (previously $47) and $33 for children (previously $30). Lunch and dinner increases in price for adults which is now $62 (previously $40), and now $42 for children (previously $40).

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Ohana Breakfast at Disney’s Polynesian Resort increased. It is now $53 for adults (previously $49) and $33 for children (previously $30). Cape May Cafe located at Disney’s Beach Club Resort increased breakfast prices to $49 for adults (previously $47) and $33 for children (previously $30).

Hollywood & Vine at Disney’s Hollywood Studios increased dinner prices for children only from$40 to $42. Topolino’s Terrace, located at Disney’s Riviera Resort, increased breakfast pricing. The price for adults is now $52 (previously $49) and for children $33 (previously $30).

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At Disney’s Grand Floridian, 1900 Park Fare breakfast is now $58 for adults (previously $54) and $37 for children (previously $34). Dinner prices also increased, the price for adults is now $69 for adults (previously $66) and $44 for children (previously $41).

Story Book Dining at Artist Point with Snow White increased as well. For dinner, it is now $67 for adults (previously $65) and $41 for children (previously $39).

Other Dining Increases

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Finally, Boma- Flavors of Africa, located at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, sees prices increases as well. The breakfast buffet increased prices from $39 for adults (previously $37) and $23 for children (previously $22). For adults, dinner is now $58 (previously $56) and for children $34 (previously $33).

This is not the news that many families enjoying their Walt Disney World vacation are expecting this morning. If you are at Walt Disney World today with a character and dining reservation, remember that you have a 2-hour cancellation window before your reservation check-in time.


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Wendy

Wednesday 23rd of October 2024

Walt would not be happy to see this so out of control. Only the wealthy will be able to afford a Disney vacation and this is not what he wanted!

Kate Harris

Wednesday 23rd of October 2024

We are all aware of how expensive a Disney vacation is, but this is getting rediculous. With the increase of tickets, food, etc the average family will not be able to go anymore. Plus the cost of the special Lightning Lane pass is outrageous. Oh and don’t get me started that now my son won’t qualify for DAS anymore. This used to be Happiest Place on Earth sigh…

Marcy

Wednesday 23rd of October 2024

I think that every day I open a posting of how something at DW has had a price increase or that they are adding something that you can purchase at huge prices. I for one am just tired of constantly hearing all of this. It used to be prices would increase at specific times of the year. Now, you hear this constantly throughout the year! I have done several trips a year but I think it may be a trip every other year or so. Guessing Disney doesn't care as others will come and pay the exorbitant prices so they don't need as many people because fewer people will equal receiving the same amount of monies. I am ALMOST done with all of this! It won't take much to push the DONE button as the value for experience and quality are no longer there!

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