Summary
In late December, Disney World removed nearly 35 restaurants from its Disney Dining Plan, which lets guests pre-purchase meals. After complaints, Disney added over 20 restaurants back to the plan in early January. The meal plans still cost about $60 for adults per night and include a free option for kids aged 3 to 9 if they're part of a paying group.
Key Facts
- Disney World cut almost 35 restaurants from its dining plan in December.
- Popular places like Space 220, T-REX Cafe, and Starbucks were initially removed.
- Disney put more than 20 restaurants back on the plan after public criticism.
- The dining plan allows guests to buy meals in advance for convenience.
- The cost of the dining plans starts at about $60 per adult per night.
- Disney offers a "Kids Eat Free" option for kids aged 3 to 9 in a paying group.
- Changes happened because of last-minute negotiations with independent restaurants.
- Over 20 locations still do not accept the dining plan as of the reporting date.
