Meals You Can Split At All Four Disney World Parks
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Meals You Can Split at Disney World 2022
Updated 11/2019 to include Woody’s Lunchbox at Toy Story Land in Hollywood Studios and to update pricing and menu changes at Disney World
Updated 01/2022 – So much has changed at Disney World, so I am making a NEW updated post, but I am updating this one as well! Please check the links to see the menu while making plans
Feeding a family at Disney World can be expensive. Here is a list of meals you can split or share at all four Disney World Parks.
P.S. Don’t forget that cups of water are free at Disney World! I have also seen water filling stations recently if you want to bring your own reusable cup.
Magic Kingdom
- Tony’s Town Square Restaurant – Adults can split the Chicken Parmesan (chicken breast with provolone and a side of pasta with marinara) for $27.00. Kiddos can easily share the Spaghetti and Meatballs Kid’s Meal (spagetti pasta with marinara and meatballs with 2 sides and a drink) $10.00. See the Tony’s Town Menu HERE. If a family of 4 splits these 2 meals and drinks water (w/1 kid drink included) – this meal would be $37.00 (plus tax + tip).
- Tony’s Town Square Restaurant – Two people or a small family could split Tony’s Pizza Pie. It’s $19.00 with just cheese, but you can add Pepperoni, Sausage or Garden Vegetables for a few dollars more. If you’re family loves pizza or even if you order a pie for the kids, this is one of the great meals to split at Disney World. See the full menu HERE.
- Casey’s Corner – Two kids or adults could share the Foot Long Chili Cheese Dog for $13.99. Add an order of French Fries to split for $4.49 and you’ve got a meal for less than $20.00 ($18.50 + tax). Or… you can order the Corn Dog Nuggets Meal with Apple Slices or Fries for $9.99 AND the Chili Cheese Fries for $6.49. Split both, get free cups of water, for a meal that’s about $17.00 (plus tax). See the full menu at Casey’s Corner HERE.
- Pinnochio Village Haus – Two people can share the Pepperoni Flatbread (or Cheese or All Meat Flatbread) for $11.99 and add an extra order of Garlic Breadsticks with Marinara for $4.99. These offers are for lunch and dinner. Drink free cups of ice water and you’ve got a lunch or dinner for less than $20.00 (actually about $17.00 plus tax). See the full menu HERE. P.S. I can honestly eat this flatbread by myself (see photo above) – It’s basically like having 2 slices of thin-crust pizza. Some people may find this enough to share (especially little kids), but I would also need the breadsticks if I had to share. See photo of flatbread below.
Above Photo: Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn. Via
Pecos Bill Tale Tall Inn and Café (Above Photos)
- Pecos Bill Tale Tall Inn and Café – Any entrée from Menu (most less than $15.00, except for the 1971 meal that is about $20.00 and includes drink and cake pop) for lunch or dinner from the Pecos Bills menu. You can order a side of chips for $4.99 and then load them to the ceiling with your favorites veggies and toppings at the toppings bar (salsa, guacamole, veggies, cheese, corn, jalapenos, pico de gallo, etc.). This can be a very filling meal for around $20.00 or less (plus tax).
- Sleepy Hollow (in Liberty Square) – Snack -Try the Fresh Fruit Waffle Sandwich, a Nutella-covered waffle with Blueberries, Strawberries and Banana’s is a hearty snack for at least 2 people for $8.29.
- Sleepy Hollow (in Liberty Square) – Two people could split a Sweet and Spicy Chicken Waffle Sandwich (Broccoli Slaw with a Honey-Sriracha Glaze served with House-made Chips) for $10.49. You could even add an extra order of chips for $2.99 and you’ve got a meal for less than $15.00.
- Columbia Harbor House (Liberty Square) 2 people could share the Trio Platter which includes a combination of Fried Shrimp, Chicken Strips, and Battered Fish. It’s served with Hushpuppies and choice of a side for $14.29. Even if you add an extra order of fries for $4.49, you’re looking at a hearty meal for about $19.00 (plus tax). Most Sides are $4.49, except for the New England Clam Chowder ($6.79) and the New England Clam Chowder in a Bread Bowl ($7.49). Adding a side is a cheap way to bulk up a meal you are splitting at Disney.
- Columbia Harbor House (Liberty Square) – Two people could easily share the massive portions of Lobster Roll. It is served with homemade chips for $16.99.
- Friar’s Nook (Fantasyland) – Two kids could split the Bacon Macaroni & Cheese Hot Dog Tots $11.49. Adults might could share, especially if you add a side of tats with cheese sauce for $5.49. That’s a good size meal for about $17.00 (plus tax). See the full menu HERE.
- Liberty Square Market (Liberty Square) – The Turkey Legs at Liberty Square Market are HUGE and can be shared. They are $12.49. You can add on a couple of sides from the menu and still spend less than $20.00 for two people to share. Or add a Mickey Pretzel w/cheese for $7.19 to split and share both (turkey leg & pretzel) for around $20.00 (plus tax).
- Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café (Tomorrowland) – Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café offers a Chili Cheese All-Beef Foot-long Hot Dog (served with fries) for $13.99. You can split the chili dog, add another order of fries for $4.49 and two people have a meal for $18.48 (plus tax).
EPCOT
- Via Napoli (Italy) – Located in the Italy Pavilion in the World Showcase, this Italian restaurant serves up some hearty dishes. You can get a Family House Salad that serves a minimum of 2 people for $9.00. Large pizzas cost anywhere from $33.00 to $54.00. One scenario could be that a couple or small family get the Family House Salad $9.00 AND a 20″ Large Margharita Pizza $33.00 – If everyone drinks waters, that’s $42.00 for dinner for a couple or family of 3-4. A large spicy Italian sausage pizza is $38.00, so add the $9.00 family salad, drink waters, and your dinner total is $47.00.
- Via Napoli (Italy) – If you have a larger group or family, you could order the Margherita 1/2 Meter Mezzo Metro for $44.00. It’s massive (see photo below). Depending on your group size (and how much pizza they like to eat), this could cost $5.50 – 7.50 per person. Let’s say 6 people share this pizza – that’s about $7.35 per person. If you throw in a couple Family House Saladas + the Meter Mezzo Pizza ($62.00 total)-that’s about $10.35 per person (for 6 people). If 8 people share the huge pizza that’s $5.50 per person. Or, if you throw in a couple of Family Salads + Pizza ($62.00 total) – that’s about $7.75 per person (for 8 peeps).
La Cantina de San Angel (Mexico) below
- La Cantina de San Angel (Mexico) Kids (or adults) can split the Chicken Tacos (grilled chicken on corn tortillas served with Tortilla Chips, Nacho Cheese, Drink, and a side of Fruit) for $9.25. You can even add a side of rice ($2.25) and a side of beans ($2.25) for the kids to share and you’ve got a filling meal for $13.75.
- La Cantina de San Angel (Mexico) –Two people could share the Taco Trio (Barbacoa, Pollo, and Pescado Tacos on homemade Corn Tortillas. Served with Rice and Black Beans with Queso Fresco) for $14.99. You can even add an extra side of rice ($2.25) and a side of beans ($2.25) to split and the meal is $19.49 (plus tax). You honestly could share any of the entrees here (tacos, nachos, empanadas) adding a side of rice and beans and you’ll end up paying around $20.00.
- Block & Hans (American Adventure)- For a hearty snack, split a Mickey Pretzel with Cheese Sauce AND a Craft Beer for about $18.25 (plus tax). Mickey Pretzels are only $7.50 if you want to split a snack without the beer.
- Restaurant Marrakesh (Morocco) – You could split the Appetizer Combination for Two (Beef Brewat Rolls, Chicken Bastilla, and Jasmina Salad). It is available for lunch and dinner and is $17.99. Or, split the Bastilla Dessert for 2 for $10.99.
- Sunshine Seasons – The Oak-Grilled Rotisserie Chicken at Sunshine Seasons is served with Yellow Rice and Black Beans. It can easily be shared by two people and costs $12.29.
Animal Kingdom
- Flame Tree BBQ (Discovery Island) – Two can share the Ribs and Chicken Combo for less than $15.69. The meal is also served with coleslaw and baked beans. Two people could also order the 1/2 Chicken Entree (Smoked Chicken served with Baked Beans and Coleslaw) for $13.49 AND one side order of French Fries or Onion Rings Basket for $4.49. That’s a meal for two to split for about $18.00 (plus tax). It’s such a good deal, you should split a strawberry Flamingo Cupcake for $5.99. That’s still only about $25.00 for two for lunch, including dessert.
- Yak & Yeti Local Foods Café (Asia) – Yak and Yeti Quick Serve is known for its generous portions. A couple could order Honey Chicken (Tempura Chicken, Carrots, Snap Peas, Honey Sauce and White Rice) for $12.99, adding a side of Eggrolls (2 for $6.99) and a side of Chicken Fried Rice (6.99). That’s a VERY filling meal to split for $27.00 (plus tax)
- Yak & Yeti Local Foods Café (Asia) – Two could share one Entree & one Side and still be about $20.00 (plus tax). The Honey Chicken mentioned above and the Vegetable Tikka Masala (Garbanzo Beans, Zucchini, Peppers, Onions and Tomatoes in a creamy Tikka Masala Sauce served with White Rice) are $12.99 each and the Teriaki Chicken Salad is $11.99. Add 1 side to also share – 2 Eggrolls for $6.99, Chicken fried rice for $6.99, and Fries for $4.49. One of these entrees and 1 side is around $20.00 plus tax.
Rainforest Cafe at Animal Kingdom – Main Kingdom
- Rainforest Cafe (Main Entrance) – At least 2 people can split the Ribs, Steak & Shrimp Trio here. It includes Caribbean Coconut Shrimp, Mojo Bones Ribs, 10-oz Flat Iron Steak, Coleslaw, and Safari Fries for $35.99. See the full menu at Rainforest Cafe HERE.
Restaurantosaurus
Eight Spoon Cafe
Hollywood Studios
’50’s Prime Time Cafe
- 50’s Prime Time Café – Try Aunt Liz’s Fried Chicken. This option may be questionable for some. The chicken portions are huge, but the chicken is so good, you may not want to share! This fried chicken is served with mashed potatoes with chicken gravy and collard greens for $25.00.
- 50’s Prime Time Cafe – Two people could easily share A Sampling of Mom’s Favorite Recipes – it includes Golden-fried Chicken, Fork Tender Pot Roast, and Traditional Meatloaf and sides for $27.00. See the 50’s Prime Time Cafe Menu HERE.
- Catalina Eddie’s (Sunset Boulevard)- Order the Pepperoni Pizza that comes with a Ceasar Salad for $10.99 (Or Cheese Pizza with Ceasar Salad for $10.49). Add breadsticks for $4.99 to share. You have a meal you can split for about $16.00 (plus tax).
- Woody’s Lunchbox in Toy Story Land- The BBQ Brisket Melt (Shredded Smoked Brisket, Pickles, and Tangy Barbecue Sauce between Melted Cheddar and Monterey Jack on Grilled Sourdough Bread) is huge and could be shared by two people ($12.99). Throw in a side of Totchos (Tator Tots with Beef and Bean Chili, Shredded Cheese, Queso, Tomatoes, Corn Chips, Sour Cream, and Green Onions for $9.99 – then you really have a big lunch for about $23.00 (plus tax). Other sides include tomato basil soup for $3.49.
Mama Melrose at Hollywood Studios
Below: Chicken Parmigiana $26.00, Complimentary Italian Bread (for the table), Margherita Flatbread $15.00, Cannoli $7.00
Sharing A Pizza At Disney Resorts
Disney Resorts offer In-Room Dining. Families can order large pizzas to share. Most Large Pizzas are about $20.00 or less (plus tip/gratuity). Many will deliver until Midnight. Click on the links below for more info:
- World Premiere Food Court – Disney All-Star Movies Resort
- Intermission Food Court – Disney All-Star Music Resort
- Centertown Market Disney Caribbean Beach Resort
- Riverside Mill Food Court -Disney Port Orleans Resort
- Everything POP Shopping & Dining -Disney POP Century Resort
- Landscape of Flavors – Disney Art of Animation Resort
Can you think of any other meals big enough to split at Disney World? Please let us know about it in the comments! Thanks!
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Thanks for this list! I agree that food in theme parks are very expensive especially if you have a big family
We have even split just one of the kids cheese burger meals for them because the burger it self is huge!
You’re right, Rebeccah, those burgers are huge! Plus the meal usually comes with fries and apple slices, etc. Disney is generous with their portions.
Good luck trying to get a table for lunch at Be Our Guest without a reservation! It took me 5 months to get a reservation when we went last year and 3-1/2 months to get one for our trip this year. I can’t even imagine going without one.
You’re right, Peg. We didn’t have one on our last trip, but fortunately we snagged a last-minute lunch reservation on the Disney Experience APP. It’s a very popular restaurant.
Thank you for taking the time to post such great information!
Thanks!
Tacos are always a good idea! We love the food at Disney. It’s one of the things we look forward to.
You are so right, Heather! Tacos ARE Always a good idea!
This is so helpful! Eating is so expensive at those parks, any little hacks to make it more affordable are so necessary.
I know, Ashley! Eating out on vacation is sometimes the most expensive part of the trip. And I’m constantly hungry and thirsty at amusement parks. I try to save money when and where I can.
I’m sure the meals can be a pricey part of the trip!
Yes, they are, Tara. Disney is very generous with their portions, but it still can be expensive to feed a family several meals at the park.
These are great tips. We are a 5 person family so anything we can do to split or share is much appreciated. Love it!
I hear ya, Lisa! Feeding the family on vacation gets expensive!
Looks like a great place to eat while in Disney. I’ll definitely go here one day with my family.Will be saving this! Next trip to Disney
Thanks, Geraline! Glad to help!
This is a great list! Meals don’t come cheap in Disneyland (and I say this from experience), and it’s great to know about these food items that can be split with your family. 🙂
Thanks, Czjai! Hope this comes in handy for your next trip!
Bookmarking this list as a resource when we’re out and about to a Disney theme park. It will save me time as I won’t need to do all the research to figure what and where we will be eating while enjoying our adventure. Like you, kids are always in tow … so adventure is built in ☺️ Xo Evelyn, PathofPresence.com
Thanks, Evelyn!
This is really helpful information to being cost effective at Disney. What a great idea it will definitely help a lot of people out.
I try to save money when we go on all vacations, but especially Disney!
This is really helpful. I’ll have to keep this in my mind when I go back to Disney World.
Thanks, Luci! I hope you get to go back soon!
This is a great list. Always having to eat out whilst traveling adds up so quickly. Sharing meals is a perfect solution to keep those costs down 🙂
Thanks, Kelley! I know! Eating out with kids is expensive. I’m always looking for ways to save money on our vacations!
Great ideas! I’ll keep them in mind once hubby and I have kids and (hopefully) take them there 😛
You will have a great time with your future kiddos!
This is great! Disney World can be a super expensive trip with the kids, so it’s nice to be able to split some meals and save money where you can. Thanks so much for these amazing tips!
You’re so right, Emily! It can be really expensive! At least Disney offer’s generous portions and many of the meals and snacks can be shared.
This will come in handy when we travel to Disney next year. Thank you!
Glad to help, Shana! Sounds like a great trip!
Great to know! thanks for doing the research for me:)
You’re welcome, Whitney!!!
Reservations are difficult to get and are needed!!!
Thanks for the reminder, Louise! You are so right!
Good luck getting a table at Be Our Guest without a reservation, even for lunch or breakfast. It took me three months of trying before I could even get an advanced reservation for lunch!
But another place that’s good for sharing is at Blaze Pizza at Disney Springs. For less than $10, you can get a medium pizza with as many toppings as you want. And they do half-and-halfs, too, so you can have it your way while the other person has it his/her way.
Great suggestions, Peg! Thank you so much!
Also on the Disney meal plan you get snacks. If you don’t use them all get them and take them home you paid for them!!! We always use the Disney dining plan and we don’t take our kids . It is so convenient .
Thanks for the tip, Tammie! Good to know!
Great list!!
Thank you, Tenley’s Momma!
You really do need a reservation for Be Our Guest for lunch or breakfast. Even though those two meals are QSR meals, the popularity of Be Our Guest makes it impossible to get into it without an ADR. We ate there for lunch when we went in October. I started trying to get an ADR for it at my 6-month mark. It took me 3 months to be able to snag a reservation.
Thanks for the tip, Peg. Yes, those reservations get snatched up months in advance and are hard to get! I just wanted to let people know that you can get in for lunch without a reservation. I’ve had some upset that I didn’t state that.
Agree, a reservation is required, despite many bloggers stating otherwise. I was disappointed that we couldn’t eat lunch there without a reservation when we went earlier this month– Jan 2018.
Thank you, Allison! I would hate to promise the kiddos a special meal at a certain place without a reservation. They would be so disappointed.
Some great advice here! I’ve never visited Disney before but I hope to soon! I’ve been to Universal and absolutely loved it!
Suzy x
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I hope this info helps when you do go to Disney, Suzy! My kids also want to Universal. Hopefully, we can visit soon!
This is awesome. We will be on the dining plan on our trip next June. We will be there for a FULL (early 8am arrival & late 11pm departure) 7 days so will need to budget our QS and TS meals. This will help a lot.
That sounds like an awesome trip, Rhonda! Yes, eating at Disney can be very expensive!
Pinned! Thanks for the tips!
Thank you, Veronica! I hope it helps!
Great information to save money on meals. Thanks for the tips!
Thanks, Cynthia! I hope it helps!