Welcome to August. Before too long, Disney World is about to go SPOOKY — the Halloween decorations will be going up in Magic Kingdom ANY DAY NOW.
Disney recently revealed some of the Halloween snacks we’ll be seeing in the parks throughout the season. We also recently celebrated the return of one of our favorite snacks in EPCOT. While we’re waiting for more details about the EPCOT Food & Wine Festival (you can release those food booth menus any day now, Disney), we’ve been checking menus at Disney World restaurants, and yep, we’ve got some changes to tell you about.
Here are the menu changes we spotted in Disney World this week.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
PizzeRizzo
The Allergy-Friendly Kids’ Vegetable Pizza is no longer available.
That’s the only change here.
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Disney’s Pop Century Resort
Everything Pop
Here’s how lunch and dinner have changed:
- Italian Sub is now served with chips and price changed changed from $10.29 to $12.29
- REMOVED: Ham and Cheese Sandwich
- ADDED: Turkey and Cheese Sandwich — served with chips for $12.29
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Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter
Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory
You can no longer get a Ham and Cheese Sandwich for lunch and dinner.
That’s the only change here.
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Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — Riverside
Riverside Mill Food Court
Both the Pimento BLT and the Ham and Cheese Sandwich have been taken off the menu.
However, that is the only update.
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Disney’s Contemporary Resort
California Grill
Under Chef’s Journey, the Oak-grilled Filet of Beef description changed from “Roasted Onion Cream, Potato Pavé, Charred Caulilini, Cabernet Veal Jus” to “Roasted Onion Cream, Herb-roasted Fingerling Potatoes, Summer Vegetables, Cabernet Veal Jus.”
That’s the only update here.
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Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
Roaring Fork
For breakfast, Potato Hash has been removed from the menu and replaced with Potato Barrels as a side for $3.99.
That’s the only change here, though.
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If you have your heart set on a specific food or snack, we always recommend checking Disney World menus before your trip to make sure those foods are still available. You can do that on the Disney World website or the My Disney Experience app. We’ll also keep you updated on any changes we spot on menus.
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What do you think about these menu changes? Let us know in the comments!
Sounds like a trend of ham and cheese sandwich shortage or Biden economics has affected the cost of ham and cheese.