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1. Cookies Big Top Treats offers lots of options for cookie lovers. First of all, the Mickey shaped cookies are gigantic, with ears topped and decorated with chocolate and candies. You’ll also find more modest sized shortbread and sugar cookies in the shape of mickey’s pants and sometimes other characters. If you prefer a regular circle shape, you can choose ...

Across from the iconic Dumbo ride, you’ll find the most delightful circus themed gift shop and confectionary. Big Top Souvenirs is full of plushes, clothing items, Magic Bands, home goods, and embroidered hats, but the star of the show is arguably Big Top Treats located in the center ring. When you’re looking for a snack that satisfies your sweet tooth ...

14. A royal feast   Dining at Cinderella’s Royal Table remains the number one mealtime must-do at Walt Disney World. As its name implies, the restaurant can be found within the walls of the Magic Kingdom’s most iconic landmark—Cinderella’s Castle. Here you’ll find a wide range of menu offerings, ranging from traditional breakfast items, lush lunch selections, and a delectable ...

13. Beauty and the Beast inspired dining For a truly enchanting meal you have to try the Be Our Guest Restaurant. Situated in Magic Kingdom’s Fantasyland, the regal setting invites all “guests” to partake in a Beauty and the Beast inspired experience complete with lavish décor and three exquisite dining areas—the Grand Ballroom, West Wing, and Castle Gallery. Feast your ...

12. Dinner and a luau Disney’s Polynesian Resort beckons you to a festive Hawaiian luau celebration complete with an all-you-can eat family-style tropical feast. Disney’s Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show, which is held within the resort’s own open-air Luau Cove theater, remains one of the most sought-after dinner entertainment experiences. It has everything—traditional Polynesian dancers, drums, and breathtaking antics like ...

11. Elegant exclusives at Victoria & Albert’s The Grand Floridian Resort’s Victoria & Albert’s is an elegant culinary affair, to say the least. But guests can make the meal even more spectacular with private dining at the Chef’s Table. Located right in the heart of all the culinary action—the kitchen, groups of 10 or less will be treated to a ...

10. Dining with the princesses in Norway A meal at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall is another favorite on the list of must-do dining experiences. Eat like royalty with a lavish feast of Norwegian favorites (many of which are exclusive regional offerings) in the company of some of Disney’s most beloved princesses, who will be visiting with guests throughout the experience. ...

9. Dinner and a safari Dinner at Jiko—The Cooking Place is the way to go if you want to take your taste buds on a wild culinary safari of flavor. Located at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Resort area, Jiko features a unique array of cuisine offerings, blending profuse flavors of African, Mediterranean, and Indian-inspired fare. You can even see preparations for ...

8. A Wild West-style dinner and show Another fan favorite to be found at the Campsite of Fort Wilderness is the Hoop Dee Doo Revue. Held indoors at Pioneer Hall, this Wild West-themed experience combines singing, dancing, and vaudeville acts with all-you-can-eat countrified favorites, like buckets of fried chicken, smoked BBQ, mashed potatoes, baked beans, cornbread, salad, and strawberry shortcake. ...

7. A cookout with Mickey Share in a cookout done in full Disney-style with Mickey’s Backyard BBQ. Held on location at the Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort Campsite, you can enjoy an all-you-can-eat barbecue spread complete with all your favorites under a covered, open-air pavilion. Work up an appetite with all the various onsite entertainments, ranging from live music and dance, ...