If you’re heading to Disney World soon, you might want to apologize to your wallet beforehand.
Boatwright’s Dining Hall
Planning a trip to Disney World is tricky enough before even factoring in cost. We’re no strangers to Disney World price increases, as we’ve seen things like ticket prices and Lightning Lane costs get more expensive this year. Unfortunately, the blows aren’t slowing down as Disney World has increased food costs across their resorts.
Historically, we’ve seen a trend where general Disney World prices start to increase around October, and unfortunately, that trend continues. The following price increases are just a sample of what we have seen so far at the resorts.
Inside ‘Ohana
Old Key West Resort
Good’s Foods to Go
Breakfast
- Cereal with Milk from $5.49 to $4.99
- Assorted Pastries from $3.79 to $4.49
Drinks
- Assorted Fountain Beverages $4.49 to $4.79
- Joffrey’s French Roast Cold Brew from $4.49 to $4.79.
- Freshly Brewed Joffrey’s Coffee from $3.79 to $4.
- Hot Cocoa from $3.79 to $4.29.
- Cappuccino $4.49 to $4.79.
- Latte from $4.49 to $4.79.
Lunch and Dinner
- 1/3 Ib Angus Bacon Cheeseburger from $13.49 to $14.69.
- Foot-long All-Beef Hot Dog from $12.79 to $12.99.
- Key West Cuban Sandwich from $12.79 to $12.99.
- Turkey BLT Sandwich from $12.79 to $13.49.
- Sunset Vegetable Wrap from $10.79 to $11.49.
- Tuna Salad Sandwich from $9.99 to $10.19
- Power Salad from $13.29 to $13.49.
- Turkey Sandwich Kid’s Pack from
Good’s Food To Go
The Gurgling Suitcase
- Pulled Pork Nachos from $14 to $12.
Gurgling Suitcase
Olivia’s Cafe
Brunch
- Parrot Punch from $15 to $15.50.
- Olivia’s Eye Opener from $15 to $15.50.
- Bourbon Sweet Tea from $16 to $16.50.
- Southernmost Buttermilk Chicken from $25 to $26.
- Signature Bacon Cheeseburger from $24 to $25.
- Blackened Fish Tacos from $19 to $21.
- Signature Bacon Cheeseburger from $24 to $25.
- Freshly Brewed Coffee from $3.99 to $4.49.
- Domaine Ste. Michelle Brut, Columbia Valley, per glass from $12 to $13.
Dinner
- Mojo-brined Pork from $29 to $32.
- Shrimp Scampi from $29 to $31.
- West Indian Tofu and Coconut Curry from $23 to $24.
- Kids’ Create-Your-Owen Entrees from $13 to $13.50.
Olivia’s Cafe
Polynesian Village Resort
Barefoot Pool Bar
- Oasis Salad from $10.79 to $10.99.
- Oasis Salad with Grilled Chicken from $12.79 to $12.99.
- Oasis Sald with Shrimp $14.49 to $14.99.
- Angus Chuck Cheddar Cheeseburger from $12.49 to $13.99.
- Crispy Chicken Sandwich from $12.49 to $13.19.
- Grilled Chicken Avocado Wrap $11.49 to $12.99.
Barefoot Pool Bar
Capt. Cook’s
Breakfast
- Mickey Waffles from $10.49 to $10.79.
- Plant-Based Power Breakfast Bowl from $9.99 to $10.29.
Lunch and Dinner
- Bacon Cheeseburger from $13.49 to $14.69.
- Cheeseburger from $12.99 to $13.99.
- Ceasar Salad from $9.79 to $9.99.
- Roasted Red Pepper and Arugua Burger from $12.99 to $13.99.
Capt. Cook’s
Kona Cafe
Breakfast
- Polynesian Egg Platter from $17 to $18.
- Loco Moco from $17.50 to $18.
- Liliko’i Juice from $6.50 to $6.75.
Lunch
- Pork Belly Noodle Bow from $25 to $28.
- Kona Stir-fry with Chicken from $28 to $30.
- Kona Stir-fry with Shrimp from $31 to $33.
- Verlasso Salmon from $29 to $32.
Dinner
- Asian-marinated Airline Chicken from $24 to $27.
- Pork Chop from $30 to $33.
Sautéed Red Quinoa from $24 to $27 - Kona-braised Short Rib from $38 to $40.
- New York Strip Steak from $40 to $41.
- Verlasso Salmon from $29 to $32
Kona Island
- Cinnamon Roll from $4.79 to $4.99
- Mocha Kona, Blueberry, or Bran Muffin from $4.49 to $4.49.
Kona Island
‘Ohana
Breakfast
- Adult breakfast from $49 to $53.
- Children’s Breakfast from $30 to $33.
Lunch and Dinner
- Adult lunch and dinner from $62 to $65.
- Children’s lunch and dinner from $40 to $42.
Mickey at ‘Ohana breakfast
Tambu Lounge
- Potstickers from $13 to $13.50.
Tambu Lounge
Pineapple Lanai
- DOLE Whip with Rum Floater from $14 to $14.50.
- Pineapple Float from $6.29 to $6.49.
Pineapple Lanai
Trader Sam’s Grogg Grotto and Tiki Terrace
- Thai Chicken Flatbread from $12.50 to $13.50.
- Pan-fried Dumplings from $10 to $11.
- Polynesian Pearl from $22 to $23.50.
- Nautilus with souviner cup from $62 to $63.
Thai Chicken Flatbread
Pop Century Resort
Everything Pop Dining
Breakfast
- Mickey Cinnamon Roll from $6.99 to $7.49.
- PB&J Croissant from $5.79 to $5.99.
Lunch and Dinner
- Porchetta Burger from $13.99 to $14.69
- Bacon Cheeseburger from $13.49 to $14.19
- Grilled Chicken Sandwich from $12.49 to $13.19.
- Chili-Cheese All-Beef Foot-long Hot Dog from $14.79 to $14.99.
Everything POP at Disney’s Pop Century
Petal’s Pool Bar
- Italian Sub from $10.29 to $12.99.
- Turkey and Provolone Sandwich from $10.29 to $12.99.
- Caesar Salad with Chicken from $11.79 to $11.99.
Petals Pool Bar
Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter
Mardi-Grogs
- Roasted Turkey and Pimento Cheese Wrap from $11.29 to $11.99.
- Mediterranean Curry-Chickpea Salad from $8.99 to $9.79
Mardi Grogs
Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory
Breakfast
- Mickey-shaped Waffles from $10.49 to $10.79
Lunch and Dinner
- Beef and Fried Shrimp Burger from $14.49 to $15.19.
- Bacon Cheeseburger from $13.49 to $14.19.
- Grilled Chicken Sandwich from $12.49 to $13.19.
Sassagoula Floatworks
Scat Cat’s Club
- Baton Rouge Beignets from $12.49 to $12.99.
Scat Cat’s Club
Port Orleans Resort — Riverside
Boatwright’s Dining Hall
- Taste of the Bayou All-You-Care-To-Enjoy Platter from $36 to $37.
- Boatwright’s Jambalaya from $26 to $27.
- Crispy Cajun Chicken from $25 to $26.
Boatwright’s Dining Hall
Riverside Mill Food Court
- Beef Po’ Boy from $11.79 to $12.49.
- Turkey Pimento Wrap from $11.29 to $11.99.
- Honey Barbecued Pork Sandwich from $10.79 to $11.49.
- Italian Sub from $10.29 to $12.99.
Riverside Mill
Saratoga Springs Resort
The Artist’s Palette
- Brisket Sandwich from $11.29 to $11.99
- Hot Italian Panini from $12.79 to $13.49.
- Grilled Ham and Cheese Sandwich from $11.29 to $11.99.
The Artist’s Palette
The Paddock Grill
- Bacon Double Cheeseburger from $13.29 to $14.49.
- Buttermilk Fried Chicken Sandwich from $11.49 to $12.19.
The Paddock Grill
The Turf Club Bar and Grill
- Slow-roasted Prime Rib from $38 to $39.
- Lemon Pepper Salmon $33 to $36.
- Char-grill New York Strip Steak from $36 to $39.
- Grilled Pork Chop from $30 to $33.
- Buttermilk-fried Herb Chicken from $28 to $29.
- Turf Club Burger from $22 to $23.
Turf Club Bar & Grill
Wilderness Lodge
Artist Point — Story Book Dining with Snow White
- The adult dining price increased from $65 to $67.
- The children’s dining price increased from $39 to $41.
Storybook Dining at Artist Point
Geyser Point Bar and Grill
- Crispy ‘Peking’ Ribs from $17 to $19.
- Bison Cheeseburger from $23 to $25.
- Steak Sandwich from $20 to $22.
- Fried Chicken Sandwich from $19 to $20.
Geyser Point Bar & Grill
Roaring Fork
- 10-Hour Smoked Pulled Pork Sandwich from $11.29 to $11.99.
- House-smoked Turkey Sandwich $from 10.79 to $11.49.
- Focaccia Caprese from $9.49 to $9.99
Roaring Fork
Territory Lounge
- Territory Popcorn Sampler from $12 to $12.75.
- Salmon Run from $25 to $28.
Popcorn Sampler
Whispering Canyon Cafe
- All-You-Care-To-Enjoy Dinner Skillets from $40 to $43.
Whispering Canyon
These price increases are generally pretty subtle, but they can add up and stack over time, so if you have to feed a large family or visit Disney World every year, you’ll really notice the difference. These changes generally occur right before the busy holiday season when Disney can really maximize profits.
Victoria & Albert’s
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The way we’ve handled increasing prices (as well as other factors) is to plan to visit when we can have the kind of trip we’d like. This does mean visiting longer but less often, and at less ‘peak’ times of year. With the costs of everything increasing so much, Disney is not immune to that. But it does seem like some cost changes at Disney are very extra, and almost aimed at alienating all but the super-wealthiest of potential guests. And I say potential, because the changes are certainly not aimed at serving 80-90% (or more) of the people who visit now. We are not among the people who can spend whatever we absolutely want on a Disney trip, but we spend a LOT, and I know people who can afford to spend almost as much as they could possibly want, and even they are turned off by what is happening with Disney cost-wise. People who can go anywhere and do anything for vacations are not Disney’s bread and butter. Those people don’t care whether they go to Disney or somewhere else, and in fact, there is a certain stigma among that set if you *don’t* branch out and go different places (especially other than Disney) on vacation. I’m not as worried about not being able to afford to have the kinds of trips we’d want (although there is that), as much as I’m worried that too many people will stop going in Disney’s bid to appeal only to the most elite customer. It won’t keep them in business.