Food and Beverage Prices see increase at Walt Disney World
If you’re planning a trip to the Walt Disney World Resort, be prepared for a bit of sticker shock when it comes to food and beverage prices. It appears most food and beverage items have seen significant price increases throughout the resort, impacting everything from your morning coffee to your favorite dining experiences. These price hikes coincide with an overall increase in prices for parking, annual passes, Memory Maker, and miniature golf that we already reported on.
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Food and beverage prices have risen across nearly all venues within the Walt Disney World Resort, affecting carts, quick-service options, table-service restaurants, and prix fixe dining. This means that whether you’re grabbing a quick snack, enjoying a casual meal, or indulging in a fine dining experience, you’re likely to feel the pinch in your pocketbook.
A cup of regular Freshly Brewed Joffrey’s Coffee now comes at a cost of $3.79 per serving, up from $3.49. A 20-ounce bottle of Powerade has increased to $4.99 at some locations, from its previous price of $4.69. Even the beloved Nestle Mickey’s Premium Ice Cream Bar, a staple at ice cream and snack carts, has gone up to $6.29 from its former price of $5.99, with some locations charging even more.
But it’s not just these iconic items that have seen increases. Snacks like pretzels, churros, and DOLE Whips have also experienced price hikes, with the extent of the increase dependent on factors such as toppings and location. Even common items like cheeseburgers, pizza, and a range of soft and alcoholic beverages at quick-service locations have been marginally affected.
The price increases extend to table-service restaurants as well, encompassing both item-based and prix fixe menus. Nearly every restaurant in the Walt Disney World Resort has felt the impact of these adjustments. For instance, the Triple-B Burger at Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe in Magic Kingdom has seen an increase from $12.79 to $13.49. Similarly, the Cheese Pizza at PizzeRizzo at Disney’s Hollywood Studios now costs $11.29, up from its previous price of $10.79.
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Table-service restaurants have also seen a price jump. Be Our Guest in the Fantasyland section of Magic Kingdom now costs $70 per adult and $41 per child for both lunch and dinner, compared to the previous prices of $67 and $39, respectively. Meanwhile, ‘Ohana at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort has seen an increase in breakfast and dinner prices, rising from $45 to $49 for adults at breakfast and from $29 to $30 for children. Dinner at ‘Ohana has increased from $59 to $62 for adults and from $38 to $40 for children.
For those planning a trip to the Walt Disney World Resort in the upcoming months, be sure to adjust your budget accordingly as your favorite snacks, meals, and dining experiences will likely come with a slightly higher price tag.
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