Here are some of the cheap eats at Disney World that we had during our last stay:Īt our hotel food court we chose the pot roast meal and the turkey dinner meal. The other plus of ordering off the kid’s menu is that you get a drink included with the lower cost, so you save on having to buy an additional beverage. I did that a few times at the Pop Century food court and they were able to accommodate us.
The kid’s menu sometimes has a more limited choice, but don’t be afraid to ask if they can take something on the adult menu and give it to you in a kid’s size.
I would often order two kid’s meals and it was more than enough food for the both of us. If you do not like large portions, then quick-service allows you to order smaller portions by choosing the kid’s meal option. We did mostly quick-service and a few table-service, but still did pretty good on the spending based on the choice of meals. On this last trip, my daughter and I just paid out of pocket for our meals. I don’t really like to pack meals on vacation since being on vacation for me means getting a bit of a break on meal preparation, but sometimes I do want to make sure we save as much as possible. If you want to spend as low as you can on food, then paying out of pocket and eating at quick-service meals will be your best choice, unless you decide to pack your own meals. It isn’t the cheapest option, but it will give you a great dining experience and it’s the best choice if that is how you plan to dine. If you plan to eat at a lot of table-service meals (including character meals), then the Disney dining plan is your best bet. There are a lot of different ways to do dining at Disney.
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