The Disney parks have some wonderful dining options, including some where you get to meet the characters and others that are rather nice, and showcase other countries’ cuisine (in EPCOT), but can be rather expensive.
We particularly like EPCOT’s Sunshine Seasons, Rose & Crown Dining Room and Chefs de France (a real treat as its expensive!).
The parks, both Disney and Universal, also have the very traditional fayre of burger and fries-type meals. However, over the last few years meal choices have become more varied, appetising and appealing to different guests’ needs, with some excellent vegetarian and diet-specific choices, too.
To ensure you get to eat where you want to, particularly at the higher end restaurants, we recommend that you consider booking in advance. Most restaurants will, most of the time, be able to seat walk-up guests without much of a wait. Over the holidays and at busier times of the year it’s certainly worth booking ahead.
You can make Disney dining reservations up to 60 days in advance of your dining date, or, if you are staying in a Disney resort hotel, you can make reservations up to 60 days in advance of your check in date, for the duration of your stay.
Check the Disney dining page to see which table service restaurants take reservations and make your own Disney dining reservation by logging in to your MyDisneyExperience account.
The Enchanted Extras Collection is a specially curated set of additional-cost activities and experiences available in the parks.
These include unique tours, limited time events, nature experiences, special dining adventures, spa activities, and special occasions.
Your Enchanted Extras Collection activity can be reserved up to 60 days in advance of your activity date, or, if you are staying in a Disney resort hotel, you can make reservations up to 60 days in advance of your check in date, for the duration of your stay.
