2024 Disney Dining Plan (cost, best credits, and is it worth it?)

Want to get a Disney Dining Plan (DDP) but not sure the best way to use your credits? Or maybe you’re not sure if you should even consider getting the Disney Dining Plan at all for your trip?

Having a good idea of the costs and how to maximize credits should help you figure all of that out.

Let’s take a look at the details of the Disney Dining Plan and see how to get the most out of it for 2024.

In this article

Important update for 2024:

The Disney Dining Plan and Disney Quick Service Dining Plans are now available to book for trips beginning on or after January 9, 2024.

What is the Disney Dining Plan?

When people ask us about the Disney Dining Plan, one of the first things they want to know is whether or not it is “worth it.”

And, although we wish there was an easy answer to that question, there really isn’t.

The fact is, before you can decide if the Disney Dining Plan is right for your family (and ultimately worth it), you have to know exactly what it is and how it works, and then you may need to do a little math (more on that below).

The Disney Dining Plan (DDP) is an optional add-on that people staying in an on-site Disney World resort can get by booking one of these things:

A vacation package (that includes a room and tickets) online or by calling Disney
A room-only reservation by calling Disney or having your agent add it (this is sometimes called a “ticketless package”). Important Note: A Dining Plan can only be added to a ticketless package for guests with Annual Passes or Military Tickets.
A Disney Vacation Club (DVC) reservation

When you buy a DDP you are pre-paying for your food (and snacks!) and then using credits to get meals during your trip.

What do you mean by credits?

For each night of your reservation (and depending on which plan you purchase), you’ll be allotted a certain number of credits.

Lots of people think that you get the same number of credits as the total number of days, but that’s not how it works.

Your credits are allotted based upon the number of nights.

So for a 6 night/7 day vacation, you’d multiply the number of daily credits the plan you are purchasing receives times 6 (not 7).

And the Disney Dining Plan can only be purchased for the entire length of a reservation.

You can’t just add it for part of a reservation; it’s all or nothing.

Note: if you are doing a split stay between 2 (or more) resorts, each of those stays counts as 1 reservation meaning you would need to add the Dining Plan to each resort segment if you wanted it for your entire visit.

How do I use my credits?

Using your credits is quite easy.

You’ll simply scan your Disney Resort ID (MagicBand, MagicBand+, MagicMobile pass, or Key to the World card) at any of the restaurants, kiosks, and carts that take the Disney Dining Plan and the appropriate number of credits will be deducted from your account.

You’ll have access to your credits until midnight of the day you check out, so if you have any leftover credits, you can spend them up before you head home!

On your arrival day, your Disney Dining Plan is activated when you check in (whether in person or online), and even though the official check-in time is usually 3 pm, you can check in early if you want to hit the parks or grab a meal before then.

How do I keep track of my credits?

Disney makes it very easy to keep track of your credits.

Credit balances are available on the bottom of the receipts you get after “paying” for a meal or snack.

You can also find your Disney Dining Plan balance inside of the My Disney Experience app under the “My Plans” section.

Select your resort reservation and you should then see an option for Dining Plan.

If you ever find that the credit balance isn’t accurate (mistakes do happen!), make sure you talk to your server (if you are still at the restaurant).

Or, if you’ve already left, a Cast Member at your resort will be able to help you.

Reasons for getting the Disney Dining Plan

There are a few different reasons that people might choose to get the DDP.

To make trips feel all-inclusive

This is why we like using the Dining Plan on our Disney World trips with our families. When your food is pre-paid, it can make your trip more fun when ordering isn’t about checking prices so closely and worrying about the tab.

If you are looking for that all-inclusive feeling, adding one of the Disney Dining Plans to your vacation is the best way to achieve that.

Sometimes it’s free

Disney sometimes offers the Free Dining promotion which allows guests to get the Disney Dining Plan for free. As you can imagine, this is a very popular promotion and lots of people plan their trips around it.

There are some downsides to Free Dining, though.

First of all, if you book a trip using the Free Dining promotion, you give up the ability to use other promotions, and sometimes the other promotions offered at the same time might actually save you more money.

And, not every resort category offered provides the same amount of savings with Free Dining.

People staying in Deluxe Resorts are often better off using a room discount than Free Dining, for example. It is always best to “run the numbers” and compare the different promotions in order to ensure you’re getting the best deal possible.

To save money

If you play your cards right, you can actually save money on food by purchasing the Disney Dining Plan, and then eat meals that would have cost more than the dining plan.

This is getting more difficult to do and takes some planning but the info below will help you do just that!

Disney Dining Plan cost

Chart of prices for 2024

There are 2 main versions of the Disney Dining Plan.

Both of these plans include 1 refillable mug per person which can be refilled at any resort, but not in the parks. Read more about how the resort refillable mugs work.

Name	QS credits	TS credits	Snack credits	2024 price for ages 10+	2024 price for ages 3-9
Quick-Service Dining Plan	2	0	1	$57.01	$23.83
Regular Dining Plan	1	1	1	$94.28	$26.69

Note: You get the credits listed above for each night of your trip.

All of the credits are loaded to your account at once and can be used however you’d like during your trip (you could use 6 credits 1 day, 2 the following day, etc.).

It is sometimes possible to use your credits to pay for other people’s meals (even if they aren’t on the Dining Plan). However, Disney has said that decision is left up to the management of each restaurant.

Gratuity is not included in the costs above (except at dinner shows and Cinderella’s Royal Table), so factor that in when deciding if the Disney Dining Plan or specific restaurants make sense for you.

What about kids under age 3?

Guests ages 2 and under don’t require park tickets, and they don’t require a dining plan either.

At buffets, kids under 3 can have their own plate. At all other locations, they can eat from your plate.

Some people want to buy the Disney Dining Plan for their little ones, but if you booked a vacation package that includes room and tickets, adding a dining plan for your little one requires that you also buy them park tickets, so that’s not generally a good idea.

If you want your toddler to have their own meals, you’d be better off just paying out-of-pocket for them.

2024 Disney Quick Service Dining Plan

The Disney Quick Service Dining plan offers a convenient and flexible meal option for those looking for a quick dining experience.

Price

Adult (ages 10+): $57.01
Child (ages 3-9): $23.83

Who should buy the Quick Service Dining Plan?

This option is best for families who will eat a majority of their meals at Quick Service locations.

What is included:

Everyone in the travel party (ages 3 and up) will receive:

2 Quick Service meals per night of stay
1 snack/nonalcoholic drink per night of stay
1 Resort-refillable drink mug (eligible for refills from self-service beverage islands at any Disney Resort hotel Quick-Service location)

Here’s an example of how this works:

If you book a 4-night package with a Disney Quick Service Dining Plan, each guest (ages 3 and up) in your party would receive 1 Resort-refillable mug, 8 Quick Service meals and 4 Snacks or Nonalcoholic Beverages, which can be used at any time during your 4-night stay.

So, the specific number of meals and snacks are determined by the number of nights included in the package stay.

Guests 21 and older with valid identification may substitute for beer, wine or cocktails.

Guests ages 3 to 9 must order from a children’s menu, where available.

mickey ice cream cone from plaza ice cream parlor

Each Quick Service meal redeemed at breakfast, lunch, or dinner will include:

1 Entrée
1 Nonalcoholic Beverage (or Alcoholic Beverage, for Guests 21 and older)

At Quick Service restaurants, most outdoor carts, and select merchandise locations, snacks may include a single serving of items such as:

Frozen ice cream novelty, popsicle or fruit bar
2 scoops of hand-scooped ice cream
Popcorn scoop (single-serving box)
Piece of whole fruit
Single-serve bag of snacks
20-ounce bottle of Coca-Cola® products, including Dasani® water
20-ounce fountain soft drink
Single-serve coffee, hot chocolate, hot tea, milk or juice
Cup of soup
Add on toppings or sauces (e.g. side of cheese dipping sauce)

disney100 souvenir popcorn buckets at disney world

The following are not included in the Disney Quick Service Dining Plan:

Items that are more than a single serving (such as a box of doughnuts or a jar of peanut butter)
Items (such as popcorn or drinks) that are served in a souvenir container
Items considered to be merchandise (such as bottle toppers, glow cubes and bottle straps)
Special dining events offered at certain Table Service locations

2024 Disney Dining Plan (AKA the Regular Disney Dining Plan)

The Disney Dining Plan is designed for guests who want to enjoy a variety of dining experiences at Quick Service and Table Service restaurants, including character dining locations.

Price

Adult (ages 10+): $94.28
Child (ages 3-9): $26.69

Who should buy the Regular Disney Dining Plan?

This option is best for families who will eat on average at least 1 Table Service meal per day.

What is included:

Everyone in the travel party (ages 3 and up) will receive:

1 Quick-Service meal per night
1 Table-Service meal per night
1 snack/nonalcoholic drink per night of stay
1 Resort-refillable drink mug *eligible for refills from self-service beverage islands at any Disney Resort hotel Quick-Service location)

Here’s an example of how this works:

If you book a 4-night package with a Disney Dining Plan, each guest (ages 3 and up) in your party would receive 1 Resort-refillable mug, 4 Table-Service meals, 4 Quick-Service meals, and 4 snacks or nonalcoholic beverages, which can be used at any time during your 4-night stay.

So, the specific number of meals and snacks are determined by the number of nights included in the package stay.

Beverages are included with each meal and guests under 21 years of age may choose from a variety of nonalcoholic beverages, like milkshakes, fresh smoothies, premium hot chocolate, soda, coffee, or tea. Guests 21 and older with valid identification may substitute for beer, wine or cocktails. Guests ages 3 to 9 must order from a children’s menu, where available.

Snacks with the Regular Disney Dining Plan works the same as it does for the Quick Service plan.

At Quick Service restaurants, most outdoor carts, and select merchandise locations, snacks may include a single serving of items such as:

Frozen ice cream novelty, popsicle or fruit bar
2 scoops of hand-scooped ice cream
Popcorn scoop (single-serving box)
Piece of whole fruit
Single-serve bag of snacks
20-ounce bottle of Coca-Cola® products, including Dasani® water
20-ounce fountain soft drink
Single-serve coffee, hot chocolate, hot tea, milk or juice
Cup of soup
Add on toppings or sauces (e.g. side of cheese dipping sauce)

VIDEO: Complete Guide to the Disney Dining Plan

Which Disney Dining Plan should you choose?

With 2 different dining plan options at 2 different price points, if getting the best value for your money is a top priority, it is important to plan ahead a little bit before deciding which Dining Plan is right for your family.

For example, the Disney Quick Service Dining Plan doesn’t make much sense if you intend to dine at 2 Table Service restaurants per day, just like the Regular Dining Plan probably isn’t the best option if you’re only planning on eating at the food court at your resort.

Already know where you want to dine?

Make a list and see how many Quick Service and Table Service meals you’re working with, and then pick the dining plan that fits.

Still trying to decide?

If you haven’t thought much about where you want to eat yet, you can still get a good idea as to which Disney Dining Plan will make the most sense by thinking about how your family eats.

Do you prefer sit-down meals or would you prefer to be in the parks and on the rides? Do you know that you’ll definitely want to have breakfast with Mickey at least 3 times, or do you imagine you’ll be grabbing fruit in the parks as you hustle between attractions?

Remember: you don’t HAVE to purchase a Dining Plan at all. If you have any doubts about how much or how often your family will plan to eat, it may make sense to skip it and just pay for food as you go.

Disney Dining Plan Participating Restaurants

Disney World has tons of restaurant options, but not all of them are eligible for the Disney Dining Plan.

Why isn’t my restaurant showing up?

The huge list of restaurants and their credit values below only covers restaurants that are eligible for the Disney Dining Plan, and, in general, we only included places to eat that served “meals” and not just snacks.

If your restaurant isn’t listed, it may be because it is either too new to be included OR it isn’t eligible for the Disney Dining Plan.

You can double-check eligibility for restaurants here:

Looking for information on a new restaurant?

We typically update the list to include new restaurants a couple of times per year, however, it is important to note that it isn’t unusual for new restaurants to not immediately become eligible for the Disney Dining Plan (this is especially true if the restaurant isn’t owned by Disney).

Sometimes it can take a few weeks (or longer) for new places to begin accepting the DDP.

What does a Disney Dining Plan credit include?

Quick Service credits

A Quick Service credit includes an entrée and a drink from a Quick Service restaurant.

When it comes to the drink, you’ll have several options:

Guests under 21 can choose from the regular fountain drinks & milk as well as from specialty drinks offered at that location (smoothies, shakes, hot chocolate, etc.).
Guests 21 and older can choose from any of those options, plus they can also choose to have 1 single-serving of a mixed drink/cocktail, beer, or wine.

Not every restaurant has the same options, so if you have your heart set on a cocktail or shake, you’ll want to make sure you’re planning to eat somewhere that has those.

As of January 1, 2020, Quick Service credits have been separated into child and adult categories. You can no longer use them interchangeably.

If you plan to use a Dining Plan credit, guests under the age of 10 must order from the children’s menu whenever one is available.

In the past, you could also use 1 Quick Service credit to purchase 3 DDP-eligible snacks, as long as they were done all in the same transaction at the dining location. We aren’t sure if this will still be available in 2024 but will update as soon as we learn more.

Most Quick Service restaurants do not require Advanced Dining Reservations and function like most fast-food restaurants.

Table Service credits

Table Service credits include a drink, entrée, and dessert from a Table Service restaurant (except at breakfast, which doesn’t include dessert).

Like with the Quick Service credits, you’ll have several options for drinks:

Guests under 21 can choose from the regular fountain drinks & milk as well as from specialty beverages offered at that location (smoothies, shakes, hot chocolate, etc.).
Guests 21 and older can choose from any of those options, plus they can also choose to have 1 single-serving of a mixed drink/cocktail, beer, or wine.

Most Table Service restaurants usually require Advanced Dining Reservations. Advanced Dining Reservations for Table Service restaurants can be made starting at 60 days out from the date of your trip.

Also, please note that some restaurants can be difficult to get reservations for, so make sure you book right when your reservation opens.

Signature Restaurants, Dinner Shows, & Epcot Dining Packages

One other important thing, there are some restaurants and experiences at Disney World that require 2 credits.

The restaurants that require 2 credits are known as Signature Restaurants, and if you are planning on dining at one of those, make sure you take that into account when allocating how to use your credits.

In 2024, these are the Signature Restaurants on the Disney Dining Plan that require 2 credits:

Akershus – (Epcot, 2 credits at lunch and dinner only)
Be Our Guest (Magic Kingdom)
Le Cellier (Epcot)
The Hollywood Brown Derby (Hollywood Studios)
Tiffins Restaurant (Animal Kingdom)
The BOATHOUSE (Disney Springs)
California Grill (Disney’s Contemporary Resort)
Cinderella’s Royal Table (Magic Kingdom)
Citricos (Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort)
Flying Fish (Disney’s Boardwalk)
Topolino’s Terrace (Riviera, 2 credits at dinner only)
Jiko – The Cooking Place (Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge)
Monsieur Paul (Epcot)
Morimoto Asia (Disney Springs, 2 credits at dinner only)
Jaleo (Disney Springs)
Narcoossee’s (Disney’s Grand Floridian)
Paddlefish (Disney Springs)
STK Orlando (Disney Springs)
Yachtsman Steakhouse (Yacht Club)

Currently, there is only 1 dinner show at Walt Disney World, and it requires 2 credits as well:

Hoop-Dee-Doo Revue

Epcot also offers dining packages that provide reserved seating to their festival concerts, and these dining packages require 2 credits. Restaurants available on the dining packages vary by festival concert but all packages require 2 credits regardless of the dining location you select. The dining packages are listed below:

Disney on Broadway Dining Package (Festival of the Arts)
Garden Rocks Dining Package (Flower and Garden Festival)
Eat to the Beat Dining Package (Food and Wine Festival)
Candlelight Processional Dining Package (Festival of the Holidays)

Snack credits

Snack credits can be used for many things, including bottled water, ice cream and bakery items.

You’ll see the DDP icon next to these items on menus throughout Disney World.

Disney Dining Plan credit values

Ready to figure out how to not lose money on the Disney Dining Plan? This section is for you.

General advice for maximizing credits

Roughly speaking:

Quick Service credits are worth about $23
Table Service credits are worth about $59
Snack credits are worth about $6

That means to break even on the Disney Dining Plan, you’ll need to choose food that costs at least that amount.

There are huge lists below detailing every Table Service and Quick Service restaurant and the value of a credit at those locations.

You can plan according to our lists and/or keep these general things in mind when maximizing credits:

Character meals and dining packages are generally a great use of a credit.
Signature Restaurants are rarely the best way to maximize a credit since they require 2 Table Service credits per meal but don’t cost twice as much if you were paying out-of-pocket.
Go for the steak, lobster, shakes, alcohol, and orange juice. Those are often the most expensive options, so take advantage when they’re on the menu.
Don’t choose non character meal breakfasts when trying to maximize most DDP credits since it is usually much less expensive than lunch or dinner.

2024 Table Service Disney Dining Plan Credit Values

A couple of notes about the data below:
* includes gratuity, so that has been factored into the value of a credit
** these dining packages also come with an appetizer which has been included in the value of a credit

Restaurant	Location	Character meal?	# of Credits Per Meal	Average value of 1 credit	Maximum value of 1 credit
Chef Mickey’s (dinner)	Resort (Contemporary)	Yes	1	$62.00	$77.50
Crystal Palace (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	Yes	1	$59.00	$73.00
Hollywood and Vine (lunch)	Hollywood Studios	Yes	1	$59.00	$74.00
Hollywood and Vine Minnie's Seasonal Dining (dinner)	Hollywood Studios	Yes	1	$59.00	$74.00
Ohana (dinner)	Resort (Polynesian)	No	1	$59.00	$75.50
Tusker House (lunch & dinner)	Animal Kingdom	Yes	1	$59.00	$74.50
Garden Grill (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	Yes	1	$55.00	$72.00
Boma Flavors of Africa (dinner)	Resort (Animal Kingdom Lodge)	No	1	$54.00	$69.50
Rainforest Cafe – Animal Kingdom location (lunch & dinner)	Animal Kingdom	No	1	$51.27	$72.98
Rainforest Cafe – Disney Springs location (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	1	$51.27	$72.98
Chef Mickey’s (breakfast)	Resort (Contemporary)	Yes	1	$51.00	$65.50
The Edison (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	1	$50.00	$79.00
T-Rex Cafe (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	1	$49.27	$69.98
Biergarten (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	No	1	$49.00	$62.50
Enzo's Hideaway (dinner)	Disney Springs	No	1	$48.29	$85.00
Steakhouse 71 (dinner)	Resort (Contemporary Resort)	No	1	$48.29	$67.00
Toledo - Tapas, Steak & Seafood (dinner)	Resort (Coronado Springs)	No	1	$47.59	$63.00
La Hacienda de San Angel (dinner)	Epcot	No	1	$46.29	$82.00
Yak & Yeti Restaurant (lunch & dinner)	Animal Kingdom	No	1	$46.27	$65.98
Cape May Cafe (dinner)	Resort (Beach Club)	No	1	$46.00	$61.50
Teppan Edo Restaurant (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	No	1	$45.99	$79.00
San Angel Inn Restaurante (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	No	1	$45.29	$82.00
Tutto Italia Ristorante (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	No	1	$45.29	$77.00
Cape May Cafe (breakfast)	Resort (Beach Club)	Yes	1	$45.00	$60.50
Crystal Palace (breakfast)	Magic Kingdom	Yes	1	$45.00	$59.00
Ohana (breakfast)	Resort (Polynesian)	Yes	1	$45.00	$59.50
Roundup Rodeo BBQ (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	No	1	$45.00	$60.50
Topolino's Terrace (breakfast)	Resorts (Riviera)	Yes	1	$45.00	$59.50
Tusker House (breakfast)	Animal Kingdom	Yes	1	$45.00	$59.50
Planet Hollywood (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	1	$44.39	$76.94
Via Napoli (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	No	1	$44.29	$71.50
Maya Grill (dinner)	Resort (Coronado Springs)	No	1	$43.29	$70.00
Chef Art Smith's Homecomin' (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	1	$42.29	$66.00
Raglan Road (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	1	$42.29	$63.00
Garden Grill (breakfast)	Epcot	Yes	1	$42.00	$54.50
Hollywood and Vine (breakfast)	Hollywood Studios	Yes	1	$42.00	$57.00
Turf Club Bar and Grill (dinner)	Resort (Saratoga Springs)	No	1	$41.79	$64.00
Sanaa (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Animal Kingdom Lodge - Kidani)	No	1	$41.69	$61.50
City Works Eatery & Pour House (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	1	$41.29	$66.00
Coral Reef (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	No	1	$40.79	$61.50
Trattoria al Forno (dinner)	Resort (Boardwalk)	No	1	$40.54	$65.50
Tony’s Town Square (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	No	1	$40.29	$60.50
Whispering Canyon Cafe (dinner)	Resort (Wilderness Lodge)	No	1	$40.29	$62.50
Paradiso 37 (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	1	$40.00	$70.00
Cinderella’s Royal Table (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	Yes	2	$39.50	$46.75
Boatwright’s Dining Hall (dinner)	Resort (Port Orleans - Riverside)	No	1	$39.29	$63.50
Grand Floridian Cafe (dinner)	Resort (Grand Floridian)	No	1	$39.29	$61.50
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	No	1	$39.00	$53.00
Kona Cafe (dinner)	Resort (Polynesian)	No	1	$38.29	$66.50
Olivia’s Cafe (dinner)	Resort (Old Key West)	No	1	$38.29	$61.50
Big River Grille & Brewing Works (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Boardwalk)	No	1	$37.50	$56.00
House of Blues (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	1	$37.00	$61.00
Mama Melrose’s Ristorante Italiano (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	No	1	$36.54	$59.50
Grand Floridian Cafe (lunch)	Resort (Grand Floridian)	No	1	$36.29	$53.50
Rose and Crown Pub and Dining (dinner)	Epcot	No	1	$35.29	$49.50
Boma Flavors of Africa (breakfast)	Resort (Animal Kingdom Lodge)	No	1	$35.00	$50.50
Sebastian's Bistro (dinner)	Resort (Caribbean Beach)	No	1	$35.00	$51.50
50s Prime Time Cafe (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	No	1	$34.79	$54.50
Plaza Restaurant (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	No	1	$34.54	$49.00
Morimoto Asia (lunch)	Disney Springs	No	1	$34.50	$64.00
Enzo's Hideaway (lunch)	Disney Springs	No	1	$34.29	$52.00
Sci-Fi Dine-In Restaurant (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	No	1	$34.29	$53.50
Steakhouse 71 (lunch)	Resort (Contemporary Resort)	No	1	$34.29	$54.00
Le Cellier Steakhouse (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	No	2	$34.15	$46.50
Yachtsman Steakhouse (dinner)	Resort (Yacht Club)	No	2	$34.15	$45.00
Nine Dragons Restaurant (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	No	1	$34.00	$49.25
Be Our Guest (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	Yes	2	$33.50	$41.00
Kona Cafe (lunch)	Resort (Polynesian)	No	1	$33.29	$55.50
Three Bridges Bar & Grill (dinner)	Resort (Coronado Springs)	No	1	$33.29	$49.50
Narcoossee’s (dinner)	Resort (Grand Floridian)	No	2	$33.15	$48.75
Cinderella’s Royal Table (breakfast)	Magic Kingdom	Yes	2	$32.50	$39.75
Story Book Dining at Artist Point (dinner)	Resort (Wilderness Lodge)	Yes	2	$32.50	$39.75
Flying Fish (dinner)	Resort (Boardwalk)	No	2	$32.40	$48.50
Ale and Compass Restaurant (dinner)	Resort (Yacht Club)	No	1	$32.29	$51.50
Jiko – The Cooking Place (dinner)*	Resort (Animal Kingdom Lodge)	No	2	$31.65	$42.00
Beaches and Cream (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Beach Club)	No	1	$31.59	$49.50
Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	Yes	2	$31.50	$39.75
Citricos (dinner)	Resort (Grand Floridian)	No	2	$31.15	$44.75
Topolino's Terrace (dinner)	Resorts (Riviera)	No	2	$29.65	$44.00
Splitsville Luxury Lanes (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	1	$29.29	$49.00
Whispering Canyon Cafe (lunch)	Resort (Wilderness Lodge)	No	1	$29.29	$50.50
Tiffins (lunch & dinner)	Animal Kingdom	No	2	$29.15	$48.25
Raglan Road (brunch)	Disney Springs	No	1	$28.79	$45.00
Rix Sports Bar & Grill (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Coronado Springs)	No	1	$28.50	$50.00
Chef Art Smith's Homecomin' (brunch)	Disney Springs	No	1	$28.29	$46.00
Grand Floridian Cafe (breakfast)	Resort (Grand Floridian)	No	1	$27.29	$43.50
Hollywood Brown Derby (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	No	2	$27.15	$39.00
Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (breakfast)	Epcot	Yes	2	$26.50	$34.75
The Boathouse (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	2	$24.65	$51.75
City Works Eatery & Pour House (Brunch)	Disney Springs	No	1	$24.29	$42.00
Paddlefish (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	2	$23.65	$48.00
Rainforest Cafe – Animal Kingdom location (breakfast)	Animal Kingdom	No	1	$23.28	$41.99
Morimoto Asia (dinner)	Disney Springs	No	2	$23.25	$50.00
Jaleo (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	No	2	$22.50	$35.50
Ale and Compass Restaurant (lunch)	Resort (Yacht Club)	No	1	$22.29	$39.50
House of Blues (brunch)	Disney Springs	No	1	$22.00	$37.00
Olivia’s Cafe (brunch)	Resort (Old Key West)	No	1	$21.29	$39.50
Trattoria al Forno (breakfast)	Resort (Boardwalk)	No	1	$21.29	$35.50
Whispering Canyon Cafe (breakfast)	Resort (Wilderness Lodge)	No	1	$21.29	$41.50
Steakhouse 71 (breakfast)	Resort (Contemporary Resort)	No	1	$21.29	$35.00
Rix Sports Bar & Grill (breakfast)	Resort (Coronado Springs)	No	1	$21.00	$32.00
Ale and Compass Restaurant (breakfast)	Resort (Yacht Club)	No	1	$20.29	$36.50
Kona Cafe (breakfast)	Resort (Polynesian)	No	1	$20.29	$31.50
Restaurant	Location	Character meal?	# of Credits Per Meal	Average value of 1 credit	Maximum value of 1 credit

2024 Disney Dining Plan Quick Service Credit Values

Restaurant	Location	# of Credits Per Meal	Average value of 1 credit	Maximum value of 1 credit
Polite Pig (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$24.67	$35.00
Docking Bay 7 (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	1	$23.58	$33.49
Siestas Cantina (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Coronado Springs)	1	$23.10	$31.50
El Mercado de Coronado (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Coronado Springs)	1	$23.00	$28.75
La Cantina de San Angel (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	1	$22.50	$28.25
The Smokehouse (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$21.67	$28.00
Landscape of Flavor (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Art of Animation)	1	$21.58	$27.49
Satu'li Canteen (lunch & dinner)	Animal Kingdom	1	$21.58	$29.49
Cookes of Dublin (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$21.32	$26.99
Lottawatta Lodge (lunch & dinner)	Blizzard Beach	1	$21.32	$30.29
Fairfax Fare (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	1	$21.25	$25.29
Oasis Bar & Grill (lunch)	Resort (Polynesian)	1	$21.25	$32.49
Lotus Blossom Cafe (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	1	$21.06	$24.25
Yak & Yeti Local Cafe (lunch & dinner)	Animal Kingdom	1	$21.05	$27.99
D-Luxe Burger (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$20.92	$25.99
Flame Tree Barbecue (lunch & dinner)	Animal Kingdom	1	$20.75	$30.99
Pepe by Jose Andres (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$20.67	$30.00
Dockside Diner (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	1	$20.62	$26.79
World Premier (lunch & dinner)	Resort (All-Star Movies)	1	$20.58	$27.49
Restaurantosaurus (lunch & dinner)	Animal Kingdom	1	$20.55	$27.79
Hurricane Hanna’s Grill (lunch)	Resort (Beach Club)	1	$20.55	$27.79
Rosie’s All American Cafe (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	1	$20.55	$28.79
The Sand Bar	Resort (Contemporary)	1	$20.55	$27.99
Riverside Mill Food Court (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Port Orleans - Riverside)	1	$20.42	$28.49
B.B. Wolf's Sausage Co. (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$20.40	$24.99
Sassagoula Floatworks and Food (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Port Orleans - French Quarter)	1	$20.34	$27.49
Connections Eatery (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	1	$20.15	$25.79
Intermission Food Court (lunch & dinner)	Resort (All-Star Music)	1	$20.08	$27.49
Roaring Fork (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Wilderness Lodge)	1	$20.08	$30.99
Regal Eagle Smokehouse (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	1	$20.02	$26.79
Spyglass Grill (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Caribbean Beach)	1	$19.92	$25.99
Beaches Pool Bar & Grill (lunch)	Resort (Grand Floridian)	1	$19.88	$29.99
Maji Pool Bar (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Animal Kingdom Lodge - Kidani)	1	$19.75	$28.79
Typhoon Tilly’s (lunch & dinner)	Typhoon Lagoon	1	$19.72	$24.99
Katsura Grill (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	1	$19.66	$26.00
Courtyard Pool Bar	Resort (Grand Floridian)	1	$19.55	$26.29
Leaping Horse Libations (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Boardwalk)	1	$19.55	$26.49
Mardi Grogs (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Port Orleans - French Quarter)	1	$19.55	$26.79
Muddy Rivers (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Port Orleans - Riverside)	1	$19.55	$26.79
Harambe Marketplace (lunch & dinner)	Animal Kingdom	1	$19.42	$26.99
Warming Hut (lunch)	Blizzard Beach	1	$19.42	$24.99
Yorkshire County Fish Shop (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	1	$19.35	$23.49
Avalunch (lunch & dinner)	Blizzard Beach	1	$19.34	$25.79
Snack Shack (lunch & dinner)	Typhoon Lagoon	1	$19.34	$23.99
Cafe Rix (breakfast)	Resort (Coronado Springs)	1	$19.22	$24.99
Sanaa (breakfast)	Resort (Animal Kingdom Lodge - Kidani)	1	$19.18	$24.49
Sunshine Seasons (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	1	$19.15	$23.99
Backlot Express (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	1	$19.14	$24.79
The Mara (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Animal Kingdom Lodge)	1	$19.08	$26.49
Cove Bar	Resort (Contemporary)	1	$19.05	$25.79
Meadow Snack Bar	Resort (Ft. Wilderness)	1	$19.05	$26.29
Turtle Shack (lunch)	Resort (Old Key West)	1	$19.05	$27.29
Contempo Café (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Contemporary)	1	$19.00	$23.99
Amorette's Patisserie (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$18.99	$25.00
Local Green Orlando Food Truck (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$18.98	$21.98
Lowtide Lou’s (lunch & dinner)	Typhoon Lagoon	1	$18.88	$25.49
Centertown Market (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Caribbean Beach)	1	$18.75	$29.49
The Paddock Grill (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Saratoga Springs)	1	$18.72	$24.99
Gasparilla Grill (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Grand Floridian)	1	$18.67	$24.99
Leaning Palms (lunch)	Typhoon Lagoon	1	$18.62	$24.49
Pizzafari (lunch & dinner)	Animal Kingdom	1	$18.62	$23.49
Petals (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Pop Century)	1	$18.55	$24.79
The Drop Off Pool Bar (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Art of Animation)	1	$18.55	$24.79
Riverside Mill Food Court (breakfast)	Resort (Port Orleans - Riverside)	1	$18.42	$24.79
Good’s Food to Go (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Old Key West)	1	$18.42	$26.29
PizzeRizzo (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	1	$18.42	$23.49
Columbia Harbour House (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	1	$18.38	$24.98
Sassagoula Floatworks and Food (breakfast)	Resort (Port Orleans - French Quarter)	1	$18.34	$24.79
Grandstand Spirits (lunch & dinner)	Resort (All-Star Sports)	1	$18.32	$26.79
Silver Screen Spirits (lunch & dinner)	Resort (All-Star Movies)	1	$18.32	$26.79
Singing Spirits (lunch & dinner)	Resort (All-Star Music)	1	$18.32	$26.79
Boardwalk Deli (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Boardwalk)	1	$18.25	$25.49
The Chuck Wagon (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Ft. Wilderness)	1	$18.22	$25.99
Catalina Eddie’s (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	1	$18.08	$22.29
Landscape of Flavor (breakfast)	Resort (Art of Animation)	1	$18.08	$23.49
Roaring Fork (breakfast)	Resort (Wilderness Lodge)	1	$18.08	$24.99
World Premier (breakfast)	Resort (All-Star Movies)	1	$18.08	$23.49
The Market at Ale & Compass (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Yacht Club)	1	$18.00	$23.29
Beach Club Marketplace (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Beach Club)	1	$17.92	$22.74
ABC Commissary (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	1	$17.92	$21.99
Sommerfest (lunch & dinner)	Epcot	1	$17.90	$21.74
Woody's Lunch Box (lunch & dinner)	Hollywood Studios	1	$17.72	$23.79
Gasparilla Grill (breakfast)	Resort (Grand Floridian)	1	$17.67	$23.99
Captain Cook’s (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Polynesian)	1	$17.58	$22.79
Intermission Food Court (breakfast)	Resort (All-Star Music)	1	$17.58	$23.49
Contempo Café (breakfast)	Resort (Contemporary)	1	$17.50	$23.99
Beach Club Marketplace (breakfast)	Resort (Beach Club)	1	$17.42	$23.74
Good’s Food To Go (breakfast)	Resort (Old Key West)	1	$17.42	$25.99
Sunshine Seasons (breakfast)	Epcot	1	$17.35	$21.49
El Mercado de Coronado (breakfast)	Resort (Coronado Springs)	1	$17.28	$24.25
Captain Cook’s (breakfast)	Resort (Polynesian)	1	$17.08	$23.49
End Zone Food Court (breakfast)	Resort (All-Star Sports)	1	$17.08	$21.99
End Zone Food Court (lunch & dinner)	Resort (All-Star Sports)	1	$17.08	$23.49
Everything Pop Food Court (breakfast)	Resort (Pop Century)	1	$17.08	$21.99
Everything Pop Food Court (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Pop Century)	1	$17.08	$23.79
4 Rivers Cantina Barbacoa Food Truck (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$17.08	$18.99
Daily Poutine (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$16.75	$19.99
Artist’s Palette (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Saratoga Springs)	1	$16.68	$24.49
Backstretch Pool Bar	Resort (Saratoga Springs)	1	$16.67	$21.79
Morimoto Street Food (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$16.43	$23.00
Centertown Market (breakfast)	Resort (Caribbean Beach)	1	$16.25	$23.29
The Chuck Wagon (breakfast)	Resort (Ft. Wilderness)	1	$16.22	$21.29
The Mara (breakfast)	Resort (Animal Kingdom Lodge)	1	$16.08	$23.99
Blaze Fast-Fire’d Pizza (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$15.77	$18.95
Boardwalk Deli (breakfast)	Resort (Boardwalk)	1	$15.75	$20.99
The Lunching Pad (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	1	$15.72	$18.28
Woody's Lunch Box (breakfast)	Hollywood Studios	1	$15.72	$19.29
Casey’s Corner (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	1	$15.58	$20.48
Pinocchio Village Haus (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	1	$15.55	$17.78
Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	1	$15.42	$18.98
Spyglass Grill (breakfast)	Resort (Caribbean Beach)	1	$15.42	$21.49
Barcelona Lounge	Resort (Coronado Springs)	1	$15.17	$19.49
Boardwalk Pizza Window (lunch & dinner)	Resort (Boardwalk)	1	$15.15	$19.79
Yak & Yeti Local Cafe (breakfast)	Animal Kingdom	1	$15.05	$17.58
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	1	$14.92	$21.48
The Friar’s Nook (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	1	$14.92	$18.28
The Lunching Pad (breakfast)	Magic Kingdom	1	$14.22	$16.78
Tortuga Tavern (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	1	$14.22	$18.28
The Market at Ale & Compass (breakfast)	Resort (Yacht Club)	1	$14.00	$23.99
Chicken Guy! (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$13.98	$22.48
Golden Oak Outpost (lunch & dinner)	Magic Kingdom	1	$13.92	$17.28
Pizza Ponte (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$13.92	$19.25
The Paddock Grill (breakfast)	Resort (Saratoga Springs)	1	$13.42	$18.99
The Friar’s Nook (breakfast)	Magic Kingdom	1	$12.52	$15.28
Artist’s Palette (breakfast)	Resort (Saratoga Springs)	1	$12.15	$16.78
Earl of Sandwich (lunch & dinner)	Disney Springs	1	$11.65	$13.48
Earl of Sandwich (breakfast)	Disney Springs	1	$10.15	$10.48
Restaurant	Location	# of Credits Per Meal	Average value of 1 credit	Maximum value of 1 credit

Download the Disney Dining Plan credit spreadsheet

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What about the best snack credits?

After seeing the Table Service and Quick Service charts above, many people wonder why we don’t have one for snacks.

The reason is simple: there are just way too many to track and the list changes constantly.

In general, you are getting a good value for your snack credit if the item costs $6 or more.

The most valuable snack credits are often for specialty cupcakes, items at Epcot festival food kitchens, and Starbucks drinks (especially since extra flavors don’t cost you any more credits).

What if you don’t have enough credits?

You want to be strategic about this:

If your restaurant plans will require more credits than you have, you should plan to pay out-of-pocket for the restaurant that’s ranked the lowest on the charts above.

Don’t waste those expensive credits on a less-expensive meal.

Instead, pay out-of-pocket for the cheapest meal on your list and use your credits for the others.

What happens if you wind up with credits left over?

This is one of the huge downsides to the Disney Dining Plan: you either use them or lose them.

If somebody gets sick or you miss a meal or decide to skip something because you are having too much fun someplace else, you don’t get the value of those credits back.

Is the Disney Dining Plan worth it?

Back to this big question.

If you have somebody in your family that won’t relax because they are constantly worrying about the price of things, then the Disney Dining Plan might be worth it for you.

Knowing what your food costs will be before you leave home can definitely help ease any anxiety about that.

For everybody else, if you want to know if it will be worth it, you’ll have to do a little bit of math:

First of all, you’ll need to decide where you’ll be eating.
Make a list of all of those places. If you are comfortable using Google Sheets or Excel, plug that info into there.
Then, head to the menus and decide what you think you’d like to order. Make sure you include the price of dessert (if you usually eat dessert) and whether or not you’ll have a cocktail (or two).
Keep in mind that while most restaurants take the Disney Dining Plan, a few do not so you’ll want to check to make sure the restaurants you are planning on dining at are listed up above. If they aren’t, keep that in mind when doing your calculations.
Jot down the prices for each person and total it up.
You aren’t looking for perfection here, just a good estimate as to what an average meal might cost your family.

When you are done, compare that cost to what the price of the Dining Plan would cost you.

If it is close, it is probably worth it to go ahead and get the Dining Plan since the Dining Plan is also going to include snacks and a refillable mug.
If, however, the Dining Plan costs significantly more than what you’d pay out-of-pocket, it’s best to skip it unless you’re either
- willing to lose a little money on it for the convenience of having it, or,
- you switch up what you plan to order to maximize your credits.
And, of course, if you come out ahead – the decision is easy. The Disney Dining Plan would make perfect sense for you then!

Example #1

4-night trip, 1 adult & 1 child
Standard Disney Dining Plan (4 Table Service credits, 4 Quick Service credits, 4 snack credits per person)

Meal 1: Lunch at Connections Eatery (Quick Service meal #1)
- Adult: $28.29 (bistro burger – $13.79 and a cocktail $14.50)
- Child: $8.49 (cheeseburger $8.49)
Meal 2: Dinner at Garden Grill (Table Service meal #1)
- Adult: $55.00 (family style/fixed price)
- Child: $36.00 (family style/fixed price)
Meal 3: Breakfast at Tusker House (Table Service meal #2)
- Adult: $45.00 (buffet/fixed price)
- Child: $29.00 (buffet/fixed price)
Meal 4: Dinner at Restaurantosaurus (Quick Service meal #2)
- Adult: $27.09 (fried chicken sandwich and fries – $11.59 and a margarita $15.50)
- Child: $10.49 (chicken nuggets meal $10.49)
Meal 5: Lunch at Docking Bay 7 (Quick Service meal #3)
- Adult: $21.28 (pork ribs – $16.99 and a Coke $4.29)
- Child: $10.49 (chicken tip yip $10.49)
Meal 6: Dinner at Hollywood & Vine (Table Service meal #3)
- Adult: $59.00 (fixed price/buffet)
- Child: $38.00 (fixed price/buffet)
Meal 7: Lunch at Cosmic Rays (Quick Service meal #4)
- Adult: $17.58 (noodle salad with chicken- $11.59 and a speciality slush – $5.99)
- Child: $7.79 (grilled chicken sandwich – $7.79)
Meal 8: Dinner at Chef Mickey’s (Table Service meal #4)
- Adult: $62.00 (buffet/fixed price)
- Child: $39.00 (buffet/fixed price)

Table Service meals total (approximately): $363.00
Quick Service meals total (approximately): $132.50

Total if paying out of pocket: about $495.50
Approximate total if paying for Standard Dining Plan: $495.88 (plus you’d get 8 snacks AND a refillable mug worth about $22.00 per person)

Example #2

Now, take a look at this example where we’ve switched out (in red below) a couple of the Table Service meals. Because one of the meals below requires 2 credits (Cinderella’s Royal Table) we are going to have to pay out of pocket for one of the other table service meals and since dinner at Sebastian’s Bistro is the least expensive we will skip using the Dining Plan there:

Meal 1: Lunch at Connections Eatery (Quick Service meal #1)
- Adult: $28.29 (bistro burger – $13.79 and a cocktail $14.50)
- Child: $8.49 (cheeseburger $8.49)
Meal 2: Dinner at Garden Grill (Table Service meal #1)
- Adult: $55.00 (family style/fixed price)
- Child: $36.00 (family style/fixed price)
Meal 3: Breakfast at Tusker House (Table Service meal #2)
- Adult: $45.00 (buffet/fixed price)
- Child: $29.00 (buffet/fixed price)
Meal 4: Dinner at Restaurantosaurus (Quick Service meal #2)
- Adult: $27.09 (fried chicken sandwich and fries – $11.59 and a margarita $15.50)
- Child: $10.49 (chicken nuggets meal $10.49)
Meal 5: Lunch at Docking Bay 7 (Quick Service meal #3)
- Adult: $21.28 (pork ribs – $16.99 and a Coke $4.29)
- Child: $10.49 (chicken tip yip $10.49)
Meal 6: Dinner at Sebastian’s Bistro (Table Service meal #3)
- Adult: $35.00 (fixed price)
- Child: $19.00 (fixed price)
Meal 7: Lunch at Cosmic Rays (Quick Service meal #4)
- Adult: $17.58 (noodle salad with chicken- $11.59 and a speciality slush – $5.99)
- Child: $7.79 (grilled chicken sandwich – $7.79)
Meal 8: Dinner at Cinderella’s Royal Table (Table Service meal #4 – requires 2 credits)
- Adult: $79.00 (fixed price)
- Child: $47.00 (fixed price)

Table Service meals total (approximately): $345.00
Quick Service meals total (approximately): $132.50

Total if paying out of pocket: about $477.50
Approximate total if paying for Standard Dining Plan: $549.88 ($495.88 + the cost of Sebastian’s Bistro which is $54.00)

Of course, you’d get snacks and mugs with the Dining Plan (and that definitely adds value!), but you can see where it becomes important to look closely at the numbers and restaurants you are choosing if your goal with the Disney Dining Plan is to save money.

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Esther Lee

Friday 13th of December 2019

Would it be better to do table service for late lunch meals so we could rest and walk off our food or stick to dinner b/c the prices are more expensive and we'd get better value for dining plan?

Jennifer Raymond

Thursday 5th of December 2019

As a tip, don't forget to add Cargo Bay HS into Quick Service locations for 2020. Their meals are so delicious and I think it was a great value for a meal credit since they offer signature drinks and alcohol with meals like ribs etc.

NYCmomma

Tuesday 19th of November 2019

Thank you so much for making this information available. The spreadsheet is soooo helpful! Will you have an updated spreadsheet for 2020? I am planning a trip for March.

Deb

Wednesday 16th of October 2019

Several years ago we had quite a few meal credits and snack credits left on our Deluxe Dining Plan (after upgrading our free dining). At our resort food court, we were able to convert them to snack credits and purchased 25-30 themed Rice Krispie treats for my daughter to bring back to her classmates. They did need to get special help for the transaction, and they brought us fresh treats from the back. It was a great way for my daughter to share the excitement from the trip with her friends! I also was able to get several of the Mickey chocolate bars to bring home too!

Lesley

Wednesday 14th of August 2019

I see you can break 1 QS credit out for 3 snacks. Is it possible to break 1 TS credit into something? I haven't seen anything on this. Thanks!