Walt Disney World has raised prices at nearly all of its character-dining restaurants, along with select buffet meals at its parks and resort hotels. The changes took effect in October 2026.
Among the largest increases is Breakfast à la Art with Mickey & Friends at Topolino’s Terrace – Flavors of the Riviera at Disney’s Riviera Resort. Adult breakfast is now $59, up from $52, while children’s pricing rose from $33 to $39.
Cinderella’s Royal Table at Magic Kingdom remains the resort’s priciest character meal. Breakfast is now $79 for adults and $49 for children. Lunch and dinner now cost $92 for adults and $57 for children, putting a dinner for two adults and two children at $298 before tax and gratuity.
Other increases include Chef Mickey’s at Disney’s Contemporary Resort, where breakfast is now $62 for adults and $41 for children, and dinner is $72 for adults and $46 for children. At Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, the Best Friends Breakfast featuring Lilo & Stitch at ‘Ohana rose to $58 for adults and $36 for children.
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Several locations saw more limited changes. At EPCOT’s Garden Grill Restaurant, adult pricing stayed at $49 for breakfast and $62 for lunch and dinner, while child prices each increased by $1. The Crystal Palace at Magic Kingdom now charges $57 for breakfast for adults and $37 for children; its lunch and dinner adult price remains $64, while the child price rose to $46.
According to Inside the Magic, guests with existing reservations should expect to pay the price in effect when they dine, since payment is collected at the restaurant. Guests planning a Walt Disney World visit can weigh these updated meal costs against standard in-park character meet-and-greets, which are included with regular admission, when planning Disney World tickets.
