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5. Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd. Skipper Canteen This newer dining hotspot in Adventureland is quickly becoming a favorite with Magic Kingdom lunch and dinner crowds. Inspired by Disney’s classic Jungle Cruise attraction, the restaurant follows the same story and theme of exploration and adventure, with dining rooms and menu items named for the different characters, places, and scenarios mentioned. You’ll ...

4. Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Café Perhaps you’d rather take your tastes from the untamed wilds of the jungle to the Wild West, especially if hunger happens to move in while you’re moseying on through Frontierland. Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn has been a longstanding fan favorite for decades. Following in old saloon fashion and feel, diners making ...

3. Columbia Harbour House This quick counter-service pick, found in Liberty Square (and saddling Fantasyland a bit), presents a bounty of hearty and even healthy mealtime options. The restaurant follows a nautical theme in style and décor, giving off a most quaint old harbor feel tinged in nostalgia. Likewise, they are famous for their various coastal cuisine picks along with ...

10. Cinderella’s Royal Table Who can pass on a mealtime opportunity within the walls of the one and only Cinderella Castle? Not too many apparently, because dining at Cinderella’s Royal Table makes the bucket list for a large portion of visitors to Magic Kingdom Park each year. Dining here can be enjoyed throughout the day, as they serve up a ...

9. Tony’s Town Square Rediscover the magic of Disney’s Lady and the Trampat this popular Italian restaurant, located right in the heart of Main Street, U.S.A. The classy but quaint décor adds a sense of charm and romance to this otherwise casual dining pick, which draws inspiration from that well-known restaurant scene in the Lady and the Trampmovie in which ...

8. Casey’s Corner Also located along Main Street, U.S.A. you will find Casey’s Corner—a nice nostalgic eatery that celebrates the good old American pastime of baseball.  The restaurant gets its name from the 1946 Disney cartoon Casey at the Bat, which was adapted from the 1888 Ernest Thayer poem of the same name. In keeping with tradition the restaurant serves ...

7. Plaza Restaurant The Plaza Restaurant is another great lunch suggestion in the vicinity. The setting is both charming and elegant—casual yet classy and follows the Art Nouveau style so popular at the end of the 19thcentury/early 20thcentury. Surprisingly, many visitors to Magic Kingdom Park often overlook this hidden gem of a place, or don’t even realize it’s there. But ...

You’ve been at the Magic Kingdom all morning long and now your stomach starts to rumble. Fortunately for you great lunchtime options are all around, from casual quick picks at one of many ordering windows to nice sit-down options that boast more extensive offerings. Here’s our pick for 10 of the best places to enjoy lunch at Disney’s Magic Kingdom.

2. Soarin’ Also located within The Land Pavilion you will find another attraction considered by many to be one of Disney’s greatest rides of all time—Soarin’. The attraction debuted many years ago as Soarin’ Over California, first in Disneyland and then eventually making its way to Walt Disney World. And recent upgrades to the attraction now make for a brand ...

1. IllumiNations IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth is Epcot’s own signature nighttime spectacular—a phenomenal display of fireworks, light, music, and wondrous water works shown nightly over the World Showcase Lagoon. In keeping with the harmonious theme of humankind and culture Epcot forever rejoices in, this ultimate evening celebration starts off with the explosive birth of the planet and then progresses with ...