Changes in Disney World menus get us excited!

Why? Because that means we sometimes find a new favorite treat (like a new POG drink in Disney Springs) or a favorite new dessert at one of Disney World’s many restaurants. Yes, those changes also sometimes leave us sad (like when a favorite treat goes away), but change is a healthy part of what makes Disney World so fun to visit often! So let’s take a look at how some menus at Disney World’s restaurants have changed this past week.

Magic Kingdom

Main Street Bakery

The Slow-Roasted Ham, Swiss & Egg Croissant is now gone from the menu.

Everything else, though, is still available.

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Disney’s Beach Club Resort

Martha’s Vineyard

The Beer and Cider menu has one change: the Boulevard Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale has been removed from the menu.

That’s the only update here.

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Cape May Cafe

Some beers have been removed from the menu at Cape May Cafe: Boulevard Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale and New Belgium Fat Tire.

There haven’t been any other changes, though.

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Hurricane Hanna’s

Disney World pool bars are having a bit of a shake-up this week. Here’s what’s been removed from the menu at Hurricane Hanna’s:  Cutwater Canned Cocktails, Bud Light Lime, Concrete Beach Havana Lager, Kona Longboard Island Lager, Blue Point Imperial Sunshine Blonde Ale, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, SweetWater 420 Extra Pale Ale, and Sierra Nevada Tropical Torpedo IPA.

Whew — that’s a lot!

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Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort

Banana Cabana Pool Bar

We’re seeing similar changes at Caribbean Beach’s pool bar. The following drinks have been removed: Bud Light Lime, 
Heineken, Concrete Beach Havana Lager, and Blue Point Imperial Sunshine Blonde Ale.

Again, those are the only changes, though.

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Disney’s Contemporary Resort

Chef Mickey’s

Even Chef Mickey’s had a booze shake-up this week. This was what was removed from the menu: Boulevard Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale, 3 Daughters St. Pete Beach Blonde Ale, Florida Beer Co. Sunshine State Amber Lager, Florida Beer Co. Key West Sunset Ale, and Tampa Bay Brewing Reef Donkey Pale Ale.

There were no changes to the food menu.

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Outer Rim

The Outer Rim removed Boulevard Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale and New Belgium Citradelic Tangerine IPA from the menu.

It’s a bad week for some beers in Disney World this week!

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Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort

Oasis Bar & Grill

The ‘Ōlelo Chardonnay and ‘Ōlelo Cabernet Sauvignon are now off the menu.

Nothing else has changed.

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Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort

Silver Screen Spirits Pool Bar

Well, we’ve got some bad news. One of our favorite drinks, the Pineapple Dole Whip Smoothie, is no longer available at the Silver Screen Spirits Pool Bar.

We’re going to miss you, Dole Whip Smoothie.

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Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort

Artist’s Palette

Yogurt Dipper Kid’s Pack has been added to the Kid’s menu at Artist’s Palate.

It’s vanilla-flavored Greek yogurt with blueberries and whole-grain graham crackers for $6.49.

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Disney’s All-Star Music Resort

Singing Spirits Pool Bar

Some beers have been removed from the menu at Singing Spirits: Bud Light Lime, Heineken, Concrete Beach Havana Lager, Blue Point Imperial Sunshine Blonde Ale, Sierra Nevada Tropical Torpedo IPA, and Leinenkugel’s Seasonal.

Those are the only updates here.

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End Zone Food Court

Three salads have been removed from the menu at this food court:  Caesar Salad with Shrimp, Greek Salad with Shrimp, and Greek Salad with Chicken.

No other changes are happening here.

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Disney Springs

Terralina Crafted Italian

The House-made Lasagna changed from $25 to $26.

No other changes were spotted here.

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So what happens if you have your heart set on a certain menu item and you’re not sure if it will stick around? Well, you can always keep an eye on the Disney World website or the My Disney Experience app and check menus there. We’ll also do our best to keep you updated on restaurant menu changes, too.

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How have Disney World menu changes affected your restaurant plans in Disney World? Let us know in the comments!