Affordable Meals You Can Split at Disney World Resort

Sharing Meals at Disney World Resort

Finding meals to split at Disney World is a great way to save money. And, most of the dishes at Disney have very generous portions. I’ve typed up a post a few years ago about the meals to split at Disney World. It was very popular but it feels like a million things have changed since then. So… I decided to write a refreshed list for 2022.

Disney World has updated many of its menus. And, even if many popular dishes remain the same, many new items have been added. And, Disney offers many allergy-friendly foods and even plant-based options. So, this list was in need of some major updating.

Now, if you have a big appetite, splitting meals at Disney World may not work for you. I know I’m starving after walking around Disney all day. And, the food is really good – I don’t want to share (is that wrong?!?)

Pictured Above: Chicken Fajitas at Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn at Magic Kingdom

Are All Meals Sharable?

No, not all meals at Disney World are shareable. Please know, when making your plans, you can’t split a family-style meal or buffet meal. But, any quick service or table service meal that is not prix fixe (total fixed price for each person) can be shared. For example, if you go to Be Our Guest for lunch, the prices are prix fixe. You will pay $62.00 per adult and $37.00 per child. You can’t split this meal. But, if you see a menu with individual prices for each food item, then you can split those entrees/snacks/desserts/meals.

Other Ways to Save Money on Food at Disney

• Adults can order Kid’s Meals for themselves. I find that the portions are smaller but still generous. And, they usually come with a side, some fruit, and a drink. Yes, you will find a lot of sandwiches and burgers, but some of the kid’s meals are very interesting choices.
• Children can also split meals at Disney World. Kids can order and share an “adult” entree. Maybe the restaurant only serves Uncrustables and Turkey Sandwiches from the kid’s menu. The kiddos could, instead, split a chicken breast nugget meal (8 decent-sized chicken nuggets and fries) or a bowl of spaghetti with meatballs (or any other entree). Hopefully, you’re lucky and your kiddos will want to eat the same entree.
• Cups of water are FREE.
• You can bring your own snacks and even meals to Disney World. I’ve seen a mom whip out bread and peanut butter from underneath her stroller and start making sandwiches for her kids. While waiting in line for 7 Dwarfs Mine Train, I watched a young man behind us pull out a Tupperware of pasta to eat.
• You can split an entree and add a side or two to keep costs down. Or, add bread (a few restaurants offer complimentary bread). These can make your meal more filling and make for an inexpensive breakfast, lunch, or dinner. I’ve tried to give you many examples of these in the list below.

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• Bring your own food/snacks for your room. If you’re driving to Disney, you can bring groceries with you. Or, if you have a rental car while in Orlando, you can do Grocery pickup. You can also have food delivered from an online grocer. Just know that most resorts do charge a fee now ( I think it’s like $6.00).
• Eat breakfast in your room. I’m not a big breakfast eater. I like a cup of coffee (or 4) and maybe a granola bar to keep me going until lunch. Disney hotels usually have a mini fridge in the room for juice and yogurt, etc. And, if there isn’t a microwave in your room, there should be one at the resort food court. We’ve used this to heat up frozen breakfast foods or leftovers (pizza for breakfast, anyone?)
• If staying off-site, find a hotel that offers a free breakfast. Or, find a hotel with a kitchenette or an Airbnb to make your own breakfast (or lunch or dinner).
• After a long day at the parks, a day off from the parks, or an arrival day, just order a pizza. Wait for it to be delivered, and share it with the family for a relatively cheap dinner. Family-sized pizzas (About 8 slices) usually run about $17.99+ plus tax and tip.
• If you have Starbucks gift cards lying around, bring them to Disney World. You can use them at any Starbucks location in the parks. See locations HERE.

Here are the meals you can split:

Magic Kingdom

• Columbia Harbor House (Liberty Square) – Two people could easily share the massive portions of Lobster Roll. It is served with homemade chips for $18.99.
• Columbia Harbor House (Liberty Square) 2 people could share the Trio Platter. It includes a combination of Fried Shrimp, Chicken Strips, and Battered Fish. It’s served with Hushpuppies and a choice of a side for $14.29. Even if you add an extra order of fries for $4.99, it’s a hearty meal for about $20.00 (plus tax). Most Sides are $4.99, except for the New England Clam Chowder ($6.79). Adding a side is a cheap way to bulk up a meal you are splitting at Disney. See the full menu HERE.

Tony’s Town Square Restuarant

• Tony’s Town Square Restaurant – Adults can split the Chicken Parmesan (chicken breast with provolone and a side of pasta with marinara) for $30.00. Kiddos can easily share the Spaghetti and Meatballs Kid’s Meal (spaghetti pasta with marinara and meatballs with 2 sides and a drink) for $!2.50. 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 $42.50 (plus tax + tip).

Casey’s Corner & Pinnochio Village Haus

Pictured Above: The Pinocchio Village Haus Restaurant

Pictured Above: Garlic Breadsticks (served with marinara, not pictured) The Pinocchio Village Haus Restaurant $6.99

Pictured Above: Buffalo Chicken Flatbread -Flatbread topped with Grilled Chicken, Mozzarella, Ranch, Buffalo Sauce, and Crumbled Ranch-flavored Tortilla Chips $13.29 at Pinocchio Village Haus. Kiddos or adults could share. Or, throw in some Garlic Breadsticks for a few dollars more to share.

• Casey’s Corner – Two kids or adults could share the Foot Long Chili Cheese Dog for $14.79. Add an order of French Fries to split for $4.49 and you’ve got a meal for about $20.00.
• Casey’s Corner -You can order the Corn Dog Nuggets Meal with Apple Slices or Fries for $10.99 AND the Chili Cheese Fries for $6.99. Split both, and get free cups of water, for a meal that’s about $18.00 (plus tax). See the full menu at Casey’s Corner HERE.
• Casey’s Corner– Order an All-Beef Foot-long Hot Dog (with a choice of French Fries or a Cuties® Mandarin) for $12.79 and add Chipotle Barbecue Loaded Fries (fries with Pulled Pork, Slaw, and Chipotle Barbecue Sauce) for $7.79 – the total comes to about $21.00 (plus tax)
• Pinnochio Village Haus – Two people can share the Buffalo Chicken Flatbread (or Cheese or All Meat Flatbread) for $12.79-13.29 and add an extra order of Garlic Breadsticks with House-made Marinara for $6.99. These offers are for lunch and dinner. Drink free cups of iced water and you’ve got a lunch or dinner for about $21.00. See the full menu HERE.

P.S. I can honestly eat the Pinocchio Village flatbread by myself – It’s basically like having 2 slices of pizza. Some people may find this enough to share (especially kids), but I would also need the breadsticks if I had to share. See the photo of the flatbread above.

Pictured Above: Footlong Chili Cheese Dog (with onions) $13.99 and add 1-2 orders of French Fries to Share $4.99 for each order of fries

Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe

• Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Café – Choose Any entrée from the Menu (most less than $15.49) for lunch or dinner from the Pecos Bills menu. You can order a side of tortilla chips for $5.49. This can be a very filling meal for around $21.00 or less. See the full menu HERE. These entrees are some of the best meals to split at Disney World.

Below: Fajita Platter at Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn

Sleepy Hollow

• Sleepy Hollow (in Liberty Square) – Snack -Try the Fresh Fruit Waffle Sandwich. It’s 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 served with chips (You can add an extra order of house-made chips for $2.99) and that’s a meal/snack for 2 people for less than $15.00. I know a family of 3 that orders 2 Chicken Waffles and 1 fruit waffle. They split the 3 waffles, getting lunch and dessert for 3 people for about $30.00 or $10.00 each.

Friar’s Nook & Liberty Square Market

• Friar’s Nook (Fantasyland) – Two kids could split the Bacon Macaroni & Cheese Hot Dog Tots for $11.49. Adults might 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 is 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

This is my opinion about EPCOT – which you can take or leave. If you are visiting EPCOT with a friend or partner, I suggest that you visit all the kiosks and quick-service counters that you like. Share everything. That way, you get to try a nice variety of foods and you can eat your way “around the world”.

With that being said, there are a lot of options at EPCOT if you are looking for meals to split at this Disney World park:

• 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 gets the Family House Salad for $9.00 AND a 20″ Large Margherita Pizza for $33.00 – If everyone drinks water, 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, and drink water, 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 of 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).

Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie

• Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie (France)- Okay, so this is more of a “cheap eats” option than a meal to split. But, I’ll take any excuse to visit this restaurant – it’s so good! The Croissant Jambon Fromage (Ham & Cheese Croissant w/bechamel) here is only $6.95 (and they’ll heat it up if you ask). The Quiche Lorraine (Ham and Gruyere) is $7.00. And, the Bisque de Homard (Lobster Bisque in a bread bowl) is $5.95. A couple could pick 2 options and even throw in a fresh-baked French Baguette to share for $3.50, and you’ve got a filling meal for less than $20.00. (Individual Croissants are $2.95 each if you prefer those to baguettes – or, they’re such a good deal – get both!!)

La Cantina de San Angel

• 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, a 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.

Tacos!! at La Cantina de San Angel

• 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.

La Hacienda de San Angel

• At La Hacienda de San Angel, two people can split the Guacamole (with Mango Salsa) for $14.00 as an appetizer and order the Tacos de Camarones (fried shrimp, Chipotle-Lime Aioli, Cabbage, and salsa verde in flour tortillas -served with a side of rice) for $31.00.

Sunshine Seasons

• Sunshine Seasons – The Oak-Grilled Rotisserie Chicken at Sunshine Seasons is served with Yellow Rice and Black Beans (you can ask to substitute other sides). It can easily be shared by two people and costs $12.79. You could even split a dessert (Mini Chocolate Bundt Cake, Lemon Chiffon, or Strawberry Shortcake) for $5.29 and you’ve got a meal for 2 for about $18.00 (plus tax).

Hollywood Studios

Catalina Eddie’s and Woody’s Lunchbox

Above Photo: Brisket Melt with Tots at Woody’s Lunchbox $12.99

Pictured Above: Totchos at Woody’s Lunchbox $9.99

• Catalina Eddie’s (Sunset Boulevard)- Order the Pepperoni Pizza that comes with a Ceasar Salad for $10.49 (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.

50’s Prime Time Cafe

• 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.
• 50’s Prime Time Café – Try Aunt Liz’s Fried Chicken. Sharing this entree 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.

Mama Melrose

• Mama Melrose – First, you need to know that your server will bring you a basket of complimentary Italian bread, butter, and EVOO w/italian herbs. So, in addition to your entree, you’ll get bread, which is very filling. Oven-baked Chicken Alla Parmigiana (Breaded Chicken Breast, Marinara Sauce, Melted Mozzarella, and Spaghetti) for $26.00. The Spaghetti and Meatballs are $24.00. 2 people could also share a Margherita Flatbread for $15.00. You could even split a dessert – they are $8.00 or less – and you’ve got dinner and a dessert for less than $25.00 (plus tax). See the full menu HERE. With pasta, bread, and pizza being so filling, these are some of the best meals to split at Disney World that fills you up!

Pictured Below: Chicken Parmigiana $26.00, Complimentary Italian Bread (for the table), Margherita Flatbread $15.00, Cannoli $7.00

Animal Kingdom

Pictured Above: Ribs, Steak, & Shrimp Trio with Coleslaw and Fries at Rainforest Cafe (Animal Kingdom) $35.00

• 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.

Flame Tree BBQ

• 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.
• 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.

Flame Tree BBQ pictured below

• 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 Teriyaki 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.
• Yak & Yeti Local Food Cafes– Two people could order 2 Sides of Chicken Fried Rice and 1 Side of Eggrolls (that’s one eggroll each). That’s 3 Sides at $6.99 each so about $21.00 (plus tax) for two people.
• Yak & Yeti Restuarant – Bring a friend and try the Ahi Tuna Nachos – wonton chips with spicy wasabi aioli, Cilantro/Avocado dressing, Sushi Grade Tuna, a soy glaze, and Asian Slaw with green onion, cilantro, and carrots). This will set you back about $22.00. SEE PHOTO BELOW

Eating at Restaurantosaurus

• Restaurantosaurus – Kiddos or adults can share the 8-Piece Chicken Breast Nugget Meal with Fries (see photo above- it’s a LOT of fries!) for $10.49. This entree could definitely feed 2 kids (or adults).
• Restaurantosaurus – Two adults or kiddos could split Walt’s Chili on Foot-long Cheese Dog. It’s a foot-long hot dog on a (warmed) bun. It’s topped with Walt Disney’s favorite Chili and Cheddar Sauce. The hot dog is served with a side of fries and costs $13.99. If you’re really hungry and you’re a HUGE fan of Walt’s chili, you could add a side of Chili Cheese Fries for $6.49. That will be a nice meal to share for about $20.50 plus tax. (A side of regular fries is $4.49).

Eight Spoon Cafe

• Eight Spoon Cafe – This is more of a “cheap eats” option, even though two people could share these to get a variety of flavors. The Baked Macaroni & Cheese with Pulled Pork is $6.79. Regular Macaroni and Cheese is $4.49. The Pulled Pork – Jelly Doughnut Sandwich (yes, you read that correctly) is $6.49. If you order all 3 “snacks” to share, that’s only $17.77 plus tax. These are not huge portions. They are like sides and considered snacks, but by combining a few, this can be a filling meal.

Disney Resorts

• Kona Cafe at Polynesian Resort – For breakfast, you can split the Tonga Toast. It’s (3-inch thick Sourdough) French Toast stuffed with banana (yes, you read that correctly), deep-fried, rolled in cinnamon sugar, and a strawberry compote drizzled on top. You also get a side of regular ham, spiced ham, bacon, or sausage. It’ll set you back $17.00 but it’s a nice breakfast two peeps can share. You can add an extra side of meat, fruit, grits, or oatmeal for about $5.00-7.00. Adding a side can bulk up your breakfast and still keep it under $25.00.
• Art of Animation – Landscape of Flavors – The Pasta with Meatballs (Penne Pasta with a choice of Marinara or Alfredo, Meatballs, and a Bread Stick) is $12.49. Add in a side of breadsticks for $3.49, and you’ve got a filling meal that two kids or adults to split for about $16.00 (plus tax). You can also order a large pizza to split here (read more below)

P&J’s Southern Take-Out at Fort Wilderness Resort

Pictured above: Half-Slab Barbecued Ribs and 4-Piece Fried Chicken Served with Cornbread, Substituted Baked Beans for Coleslaw, and Mashed Potatoes with Gravy (Serves 2 to 4) for $25.49 and Add Macaroni and Cheese $4.49

• PJ’s Southern Take-Out – Fort Wilderness Resort – PJ’s offers Family Meals that feed 2-4 people for lunch and/or dinner. You can get the Barbecued Ribs Full-Slab Meal (served with Cornbread, Coleslaw, and Mashed Potatoes with Gravy) for $27.49. They also have a Fried Chicken 8-Piece Meal(fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Macaroni & Cheese for $23.49. Or, you could get the Half-Slab Barbecued Ribs and 4-Piece Fried Chicken Meal with Cornbread, Coleslaw, and Mashed Potatoes with Gravy for $25.49. See the full menu HERE.
• PJ’s Southern Take-Out – Fort Wilderness Resort – If the kiddos don’t want the turkey sandwich or Uncrustables Kid’s Meal offered here, they could split the 8-piece chicken nugget meal. The Chicken Breast Nuggets (8 pieces) are served with French Fries for $10.49.

Port Orleans Resort – Riverside Mill Food Court

Pictured above: Pasta with Meatballs – Kids can share for $12.49

• Port Orleans Resort – Riverside Mill Food Court – The Pasta with Meatballs (Penne Pasta with a choice of Marinara or Alfredo, Meatballs, and a Bread Stick) is $12.49. Add in a side of breadsticks for $3.49, and you’ve got a filling meal that two kids or adults can split for about $16.00 (plus tax).
• Port Orleans Resort – Riverside Mill Food Court – You can also order a large pizza to split – Large Cheese Pizza $20.99 and Large Pepperoni Pizza $21.99.See the full menu HERE.

Pulled Pork Nachos at Captain Cook’s (Polynesian Resort)

• Captain Cook’s at the Polynesian Resort– Okay, you can also get Tonga Toast here during breakfast. The only difference is that you don’t get the strawberry compote and the price is $10.49. If you want to try the Tonga Toast and can live without the compote, Captain Cook’s version is $6.51 cheaper (and, yes, you get bacon, ham, or sausage). You can also add another side to bulk up your entree and keep your breakfast under $16.00 (bacon, sausage, potatoes – all under $5.00 each).
• Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort – Captain Cook’s – Pulled Pork Nachos (Tortilla Chips, Pulled Pork, Cheese, Spicy Mayonnaise, Pico de Gallo, and Pineapple Salsa) can be shared by 2 people and are only $10.49. Even if you added a couple of desserts from the bakery (like a doughnut and chocolate chip cookie) you’ll have a meal for about $20.00 (plus tax) depending on what desserts you choose. See the full menu HERE.

Grand Floridian Resort and Spa – Gasparilla Island Grill

• Grand Floridian Resort and Spa – Gasparilla Island Grill – I’ve heard rave reviews about the sandwiches here at Gasparilla Grill. I’ve also heard that they are big enough to split. The Roasted Turkey and Smoked Ham Sandwiches are served with chips and are $10.49. The Hot Italian Sandwich is also served with chips and is $11.49. Even if you add an extra side of house-made chips or fries (for about $4.00), you’ve got a meal you can share for about $15-17.00 (plus tax).

• Contemporary Resort – Contempo Café – The All-Meat Flatbread (Pizza Dough, Marinara, Mozzarella, Italian Sausage, Pepperoni, Smoked Bacon, and Grated Parmesan) is $11.99. Even if you share the flatbread and add two sides of Chicken Noodle Soup for $3.99 each, you have a nice meal for two for about $20.00 (plus tax). See the full menu HERE.

• Pop Century Resort – Everything POP Dining – The Pasta with Meatballs (Penne Pasta with a choice of Marinara or Alfredo, Meatballs, and a Bread Stick) is $12.49. Add in a side of breadsticks for $3.49, and you’ve got a filling meal that two kids or adults to split for about $16.00 (plus tax). They also have Chicken Parmesan Pasta -Penne Pasta (with a choice of Marinara or Alfredo sauce), Breaded Chicken Breast, Provolone Cheese, and a Bread Stick for $12.99. And, you can add breadsticks for $3.49 that 2 people can share. You can also order a large pizza to split here (read more below). See the menu HERE.

Pizza at Disney Resorts

Disney Resorts offer In-Room Dining. Families can order large pizzas to share. We love ordering pizza while we hang out at the pool. Most Large Pizzas are about $20.00 (plus tip/gratuity). Many will deliver until Midnight. Click on the links below for more info:

• World Premiere Food Court –All-Star Movies Resort
• Intermission Food Court – Disney All-Star Music Resort
• Centertown Market Disney Caribbean Beach Resort
• Riverside Mill Food Court – Port Orleans Resort
• Everything POP Shopping & Dining – POP Century Resort
• Landscape of Flavors – Art of Animation Resort
• PJ’s Southern Takeout – Fort Wilderness Resort

Disney’s Boardwalk

• Pizza Window – Just a slice of pizza here costs almost $10.00, but you can get a Large Pizza to share for about $23.00 plus tax (Includes pepperoni, veggie, and sausage with mushroom) Large cheese pizza is $20.99.

Disney Springs

• Blaze Pizza – Blaze Fire Pizza offers 11″ pizzas that can be shared. They have the option to build your own pizza for $7.95-9.95 or get a Specialty Pizza for $10.45. You could even add Four Dough Knots for $4.50 and a Simple Salad/Entree for $8.95. If 2 people split a $9.95 pizza, 4 dough knots for $4.50, and a salad for $8.95, that’s a nice meal for $23.40 (plus tax).
• The Smokehouse at House of Blues – Two people can split the Smokehouse Nachos (tortilla chips topped with cheddar, avocado, roasted corn salsa, red onion, and Cojita cheese) for $13.00. Many of the sides here are only $2.00 which you can add if you’re really hungry. Or, add 2 sides of Mexican Street Corn (Corn on the cob coated with butter, seasoned with salt, pepper, and blackening spice, chipotle aïoli, cilantro crema & Cotija cheese) for $5.50 each. So you could share a pile of nachos and each gets a Mexican Street Corn and you’ve got a meal for $24.00 (plus tax). If you add Brisket to your nachos for an extra $5, your total will be $29.00 (Brisket Nachos + 2 Mexican Street corn).

Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ at Disney Springs

•  Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ – Art’s Famous Fried Chicken Entree (served with creamy mashed potatoes, and a cheddar drop biscuit) is a huge plate of food. It can easily be shared for $29.00. Also, the Chopped Pork Barbecue Plate is $26.00 and the chopped pork comes with mac and cheese, slaw, and a cheddar drop biscuit. If you want more bread for your pork, you can always add more cheddar biscuits for $7.00. That’s a nice meal that 2 people can split for $33.00 (plus tax). See the full menu HERE.

• Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ – Or, you could split 2 appetizers. Share the Thigh High Chicken Biscuits (Three biscuits, fried chicken thighs, hot honey, and bread and butter pickles) for $16.00. Add the Bunch of Puppies (hushpuppies served with pimento cheese and red jalapeño jelly) to your order for $10.00. That’s $26.00 (plus tax) for a hearty, filling meal. Or, you could split the Thigh High Chicken Biscuits $16.00 and the Church Lady Deviled Eggs (6 whole eggs) for $12.00. That’s $28.00 for a meal of two shared appetizers. Full menu HERE. See portion sizes in the photos below:

Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’

Pictured below: Art’s Famous Fried Chicken, Chopped Pork BBQ Plate, Bunch of Puppies w/jalapeno jelly and Pimento cheese, Church Lady’s Deviled Eggs – very hearty and delicious meals/apps you can split at Disney World.

Do you have any favorite meals to split at Disney World? What’s your favorite? Let us know in the comments!

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I want to thank Taylor Bailey at Disrella Travel for planning this trip for us and answering all of our questions! If you need/want help planning your Disney trip, she’s your girl! And, having a Disney planner is no extra cost to you. I actually priced the trip out myself on disney.go.com and Taylor’s quote was about $600 less than what I had planned myself! We loved our room location, our dining reservations, and having someone help us make decisions and figure things out!

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