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15 Walt Disney World Dining Options that Won’t Break Your Budget

7. Delicious Dessert – Ghirardelli Chocolate Chip Cookie Want a taste of Ghirardelli chocolate but not hungry enough to commit to an entire sundae?  Did you know you can purchase a chocolate chip cookie for around five dollars at the soda fountain counter?  Cast members will even warm it for you upon request. I always snatch up this cheap dessert option when I am visiting Disney Springs.

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15 Walt Disney World Dining Options that Won’t Break Your Budget

6. Delicious Dessert – Kitchen Sink Sundae at Beaches and Cream If your family of five or more are looking to each get a single scoop ice cream cone at Beaches and Cream Ice Cream Shop at Disney’s Yacht and Beach Club Resort, you will be money ahead to order the massive Kitchen Sink Sundae.  That’s right, the price breakdown per person means that the cheaper way to enjoy dessert at this rest

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15 Walt Disney World Dining Options that Won’t Break Your Budget

5. Character Breakfast Instead of Dinner Some Disney restaurants offer character breakfasts for a cheaper prince than lunch or dinner pricing.  Check online to ensure the same characters you are hoping to see will be available to meet guests at breakfast before booking. 

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15 Walt Disney World Dining Options that Won’t Break Your Budget

4. Yorkshire County Fish Shop A fish and chips basket from the quick service cart in Epcot’s United Kingdom is a great cheap eat.  For around ten dollars you can snag this heavily battered fried creation.  Splash it with a bit of vinegar and you have a quick and cheap Epcot eat.

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15 Walt Disney World Dining Options that Won’t Break Your Budget

3. Casey’s Corner Hot Dog Combo Did you know that for a few dollars more than the cost of a traditional hotdog combo at Casey’s Corner, you can enjoy a footlong hotdog?  Families looking to save money should order footlong combos to divide in half and share.  You can order an extra side of fries for a few dollars and save quite a few Disney dollars.

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15 Walt Disney World Dining Options that Won’t Break Your Budget

2. Alternate Money saving Option – Late Lunch at Table Service Looking to enjoy the food of a table service restaurant without the dinner price?  Some restaurants offer cheaper lunch dining prices than they do for dinner. Snagging the last lunch seating time (and price) during midafternoon and then grabbing a lite dinner at a quick service counter later will result in savings.

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15 Walt Disney World Dining Options that Won’t Break Your Budget

Eating at Walt Disney World does not have to be an expensive venture. There are plenty of delicious and affordable meal options available around the park and resorts for guests to enjoy.  Join us in this article to countdown fifteen of our favorite ways to plan Disney dining in ways that won’t break your budget.

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15 Walt Disney World Dining Options that Won’t Break Your Budget

15. Whole Pizza from Via Napoli in Epcot Table Service Dining does not have to be super expensive.  Strategically scouting out restaurants that have sharable meals are one of my favorite ways to save big on dining at Walt Disney World.  Via Napoli is a delicious Italian restaurant in Epcot that makes wood fired pizzas to order.  Depending on which shareable pizza you order, your family could enjoy

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15 Walt Disney World Dining Options that Won’t Break Your Budget

14. Pecos Bill Taco Salad Bowl The massive taco salad bowls at Pecos Bill’s Tall Tale Inn in Frontierland prove to be a good bang for your buck. Fresh and delicious, these taco salads are large enough to share during a Magic Kingdom lunch.

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15 Walt Disney World Dining Options that Won’t Break Your Budget

13. Burger Splitting at Disney Springs D-Luxe Burger at Disney Springs offers some incredible burger, fry and shake options. Some of the burgers are so large you may choose to share it with a friend.  Burgers are around ten dollars each with sides and shakes being sold separately. Photo Credit: Disney.

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