15 Things You Need to Know About Visiting Magic Kingdom

3. Magic Kingdom Dining

The Magic Kingdom has dozens of dining opportunities, including snack carts, quick service, full service, and character dining restaurants.  Here are a sampling of the more popular choices: 

Character Dining—The Crystal Palace (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) Main Street—Dine with Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore, and Piglet while enjoying the full buffet., which is filled with oh so many goodies! 

Full Service Dining—Tony’s Town Square Restaurant (Lunch, Dinner) Main Street—If you’ve seen the classic Disney animated feature, “Lady and the Tramp”, you will immediately notice the resemblance to the restaurant featured in the film.  The Italian cuisine is “molto bene”

Quick Service -- Columbia Harbor House (Lunch, Dinner) Liberty Square—Satisfy your seafood craving here at the Columbia Harbor House.  The menu is filled with fishy favorites, plus other delicious choices.  If you dine upstairs, look for the dining room which overlooks the walkway between Fantasyland and Liberty Square.  The view adds to your delicious seafood experience.

Snack Carts—These handy snack venues are located at various sites all over the Magic Kingdom.  Here are just a few of the food and beverage offerings:  popcorn, frozen treats, bottled water and sodas, fruit, churros, cotton candy, Mickey pretzel, and so much more.  You won’t have to go far to find one of these carts, and you can normally find outdoor seating somewhere.