Trying every food and drink at the 2026 Epcot International Food & Wine Festival would cost $1,725.14, based on an Orlando Sentinel tally of the event’s menus.
The festival, celebrating its 30th anniversary at Walt Disney World, runs through Nov. 21. It has nearly 230 items across 46 festival locations, including 96 food items and 110 alcoholic drinks. Festival offerings are sold at pop-up booths around World Showcase as well as select year-round locations, including Connections Eatery and Refreshment Outpost.
Food alone totals $657.36, the Sentinel reported. Adding beverages, both alcoholic and nonalcoholic, plus a bottle of water brings the overall total up by $1,067.78. The 2026 all-in figure is 17.2% above the publication’s $1,468.05 total for 2025, though this year’s festival also has more menu items.
The average food plate costs $6.85, only a few cents more than last year, while the average beverage is $8.86. Alcoholic beverages average $9.74. The Sentinel’s calculation used the less expensive choice when a menu offered different sizes or an optional alcohol add-on, and excluded beer, wine and cider flights as well as separately listed allergy-friendly versions.
The highest-priced food item is the $12.50 pumpkin pie funnel cake. Other higher-priced selections include the $10.49 filet mignon at Canada, BBQ Braai Chicken Pizza at Connections Eatery, Beef Wagyu Temaki Hand Roll in Japan and Bo Ssam Pork Poutine near Canada. At the other end of the menu, the chocolate-pistachio cookie at the Morocco Pavilion costs $4.29; 37 food items are priced below $6.
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Several cocktails cost $17.50, including the Frozen Waffle Old Fashioned at Connections Eatery, Sparkling Cucumber-Gin cocktail at the U.K. Beer Cart, Northern Ruby at the Canada popcorn cart and Midnight Safari at Refreshment Outpost.
Disney also revived 30 legacy items from past Food & Wine festivals, dating to 1996, for the anniversary. Sampling all 30 would cost just over $206, according to the Sentinel. Guests taking part in Emile’s Fromage Montage can buy any five eligible cheese-focused dishes from a list of 14 and receive a complimentary treat; trying all 14 would cost $84.76.
For visitors planning Walt Disney World tickets, the festival’s menu scale makes it practical to narrow a tasting list before a visit rather than treating the event as a one-day attempt to try everything.
