The Most Expensive Dish at Every Magic Kingdom Restaurant

Walt Disney World trips can be incredibly expensive, particularly when it comes to the food. We typically try to focus on helping you save money during your trips or things like the best snacks you can get in Disney World under $10. But today we’re doing things a little differently.

Whether you’ve got an unlimited budget, are thinking of pricey meals you could potentially get if or when the Disney Dining Plan comes back, or are just curious —

Today we’re breaking down the MOST expensive dishes from every single restaurant in Magic Kingdom!

Before we dive in, we do want to note that this list is based off Disney World’s current online menus. Dishes and prices are always subject to change. Also, for many restaurants, the item with the highest price tag was one with a souvenir sipper or other souvenir item. While we mentioned some of those, our focus was really on expensive items that didn’t come with a souvenir.

Alright, pull out those wallets with your imaginary cards with no spending limits, and let’s see what pricey items you can get in Magic Kingdom!

Aloha Isle

• Kakamora Float with Tiki Sipper — $11.99
• Not counting souvenir cups, the most expensive item is: Kakamora Float — $6.99 (Coconut Soft-serve on top of Pineapple Juice and Blue Curaçao Syrup garnished with a Chocolate Kakamora Cake Pop)

Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies

• Chocolate Milkshake — $7.99

Be Our Guest Restaurant

• Currently, both lunch and dinner for adults is set at $62, and that would be the most expensive in terms of actual food.
• But aside from that, you could get a bottle of Cuvée Dom Pérignon Brut, Champagne for $350!!!

Casey’s Corner

• Casey’s Corner is currently closed, but we took a look at their menu online to see what was available. Not including the drink that comes with the souvenir sipper, these are the most expensive items:
  • Bacon macaroni & cheese foot-long all-beef hot dog with fries — $13.49
  • Chili-cheese all-beef foot-long hot dog with fries — $13.49

Cheshire Cafe

• Cheshire Cafe is also currently closed, but here’s a look at what used to be their most expensive item:
  • Wonderland slushy — $5.99 (Minute Maid® Raspberry Lemonade with Fanta® Grape and a Candy-coated Straw)

Cinderella’s Royal Table

• Currently, Cinderella’s Royal Table is offering a set meal for adults for $62, which is essentially the most expensive thing you can get in terms of food.
• Other than that, the same $350(!!) wine from Be Our Guest is also available here and would be your most expensive item.

Columbia Harbour House

• Columbia Harbour House is currently closed, but here’s what their most expensive item was based on the menu shown online:
  • Lobster roll — $15.99 (Chilled Lobster with a touch of Mayonnaise on a New England Style Bun, served with House-made Potato Chips)

Cool Ship Cooling Station

• Cool Ship is currently closed, but here’s a look at what was their most expensive item:
  • Super lemonade — $6.99 (Minute Maid® Lemonade with Hawaiian Island and Blueberry Boba-Balls)

Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe

• Not counting the drink with the souvenir sipper, the most expensive item on the menu is the Chili-cheese all-beef foot-long hot dog — $13.49 (Chili-Cheese All-Beef Foot-long Hot Dog topped with Chili and Cheddar served with French Fries)

Crystal Palace

• An adult lunch or dinner at Crystal Palace is currently priced at $39 per adult
• Other than the main meal, the most expensive thing on the menu is a bottle of MacMurray Estate Pinot Noir for $59.00

The Diamond Horseshoe

• The Diamond Horseshoe is currently closed, but it used to offer a saloon feast with brisket, sausage, macaroni and cheese, and more for $39 per adult
• Other than that, the most expensive item on their menu was a bottle of MacMurray Estate Pinot Noir for $59.00

The Friar’s Nook

Breakfast

• Not counting any items that come in a souvenir bowl, the most expensive item is the breakfast sandwich — $8.79 (Bacon, Egg, and Cheddar served on a Multigrain Croissant with Tots)

Lunch/Dinner

• Not counting the items that come in a souvenir bowl, the most expensive items are:
  • Bacon macaroni & cheese hot dog served with tots — $11.49
  • Buffalo chicken hot dog served with tots — $11.49

Gaston’s Tavern

• LeFou’s Brew in a  souvenir Stein — $12.99 (Frozen Apple Juice with a hint of Toasted Marshmallow and topped with All-Natural Passion Fruit-Mango Foam served in a Souvenir Stein)
• Aside from the drink with the souvenir item, the most expensive item is the Warm Cinnamon Roll — $6.49

Golden Oak Outpost

• Golden Oak Outpost is currently closed, but based on its online menu the most expensive item it had was the Chicken breast nuggets with waffle fries — $9.99

Jungle Navigation Co. LTD Skipper Canteen

• In terms of actual food or specialty items that aren’t alcoholic drinks, the most expensive dish here is Dr. Falls Signature Grilled Steak — $34 (Adobo-seasoned New York Strip, Chorizo Hash, Collard Greens with Caramelized Onion Purée, and Crispy Farofa)
• In terms of drinks, the most expensive appears to be a bottle of the Iron Horse Fairy Tale Celebration Cuvée Brut, Sonoma — $75

Liberty Square Market

• Turkey leg (served after 11AM) — $12.49

Liberty Tree Tavern

• The all-you-care-to-enjoy Patriot’s Platter (or the plant-based version of the meal) is now served at lunch and dinner for $39 for adults
• The only thing more expensive than the Patriot’s Platter in this restaurant would be alcoholic beverages, specifically something like a bottle of Iron Horse Fairy Tale Celebration Cuvée Brut, Sonoma — $75

The Lunching Pad

Breakfast

• Alien sipper with Coca-Cola offerings — $14.99
• Other than the drink with the souvenir sipper, the most expensive true breakfast item (there’s a hot dog listed on there, but we’ll save that for the lunch portion) is the Bacon egg and cheese sandwich — $6.79

Snack

• Other than the drink with the souvenir sipper, the most expensive snack item is the All-beef foot-long hot dog — $11.99 (All-Beef Foot-long Hot Dog served with choice of Side)

Main Street Bakery

• Things at the Main Street Bakery can get more expensive depending on how much you customize your drink or what other food items may be available, but in terms of what actually appears right now n their online menu, this is the most expensive item:
  • Mickey Cinnamon Roll — $6.49 (some assorted pastries are also the same price)

Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe

• Mickey Celebration Sipper — $15.99
• Other than the celebration sipper, the most expensive item is the Fajita Platter — $14.99 (served with Pork Carnitas and Seasoned Chicken with Yellow Rice, Beans, Fajita Vegetables, Lettuce, Tomato, Sour Cream, Salsa and Flour Tortillas)

Pinocchio Village Haus

• Again, the Mickey celebration sipper is the most expensive item here at $15.99
• But other than that there are a few items that top the list in terms of price. All of the following are priced at $11.99:
  • Plant-based “Cheese” Pizza (Pizza topped with Tomato Sauce and “Mozzarella”)
  • Gourmet Cheese Flatbread (Flatbread topped with Tomato Sauce and our Gourmet blend of Mozzarella, Provolone, and Parmesan)
  • All-Meat Flatbread (Flatbread topped with Sausage, Pepperoni, Ham, Bacon, Tomato Sauce and Mozzarella)
  • Margherita Flatbread (Flatbread topped with Tomato Sauce, Shredded Mozzarella, Fresh Tomatoes, Mozzarella Pearls, and a drizzle of Balsamic Glaze)
  • Pepperoni Flatbread (Flatbread topped with Pepperoni, Tomato Sauce and Mozzarella Cheese)

Plaza Ice Cream Parlor

• The Plaza Ice Cream Parlor is still closed in Disney World, but based on its online menu this is what would have been most expensive (note, though, that sometimes they can offer special items that may vary in price):
  • Brownie Sundae — $7.49 (Warm Brownie served with Hot Fudge, Whipped Cream, Cherry and your choice of Two Hand-scoops of Ice Cream)
  • Apple Blossom Sundae — $7.49 (Warm Apple Pie served with Caramel Sauce, Whipped Cream, Cherry and your choice of Two Hand-scoops of Ice Cream)

Plaza Restaurant

• Home-style Meatloaf — $23 (Served with Mashed Potatoes and Seasonal Vegetables)
• Other than that, the most expensive item on the menu would be a bottle of MacMurray Estate Pinot Noir priced at $59

Prince Eric’s Village Market

• This spot is currently closed, but the most expensive item on the menu used to be: Turkey leg with chips — $14.49

Sleepy Hollow Refreshments

Breakfast

• Fresh Fruit Waffle Sandwich — $8.29 (Served with Strawberries, Bananas, Blueberries, Chocolate-Hazelnut Spread)

Snack

• Turkey leg (available after 7PM) — $12.49

Storybook Treats

• Peter Pan Float — $6.99 (DOLE Whip® Lime Soft-serve, Sprite® and a Chocolate Feather)
• The mini kitchen sinks we spotted there recently are more expensive, though, at $16.99, but they are not listed online and may be more limited in terms of availability

Sunshine Tree Terrace

• The drinks served with souvenir sippers are the most expensive items here, like the Coca-Cola float in an Orange Bird sipper for $16.49, or the DOLE Whip Orange in an Orange Bird sipper for $15.49
• Aside from those items with souvenir sippers, the most expensive treat here is the I Lava You Float — $6.99 (Fanta® Strawberry Soda and Passion Fruit flavor served with DOLE Whip® Orange and topped with Popping Candy)
• Equally as expensive are the Fried Pot Stickers — $6.99 (Pork and Vegetable with an Orange Sesame Ginger Sauce)

Tomorrowland Terrace

• Tomorrowland Terrace is currently serving up some classics from Columbia Harbour House. The most expensive item on their updated menu is: Lobster Roll — $15.99 (Chilled Lobster with a touch of Mayonnaise on a New England-style Bun served with French Fries)

Tony’s Town Square Restaurant

• Roman-Style Steak — $34 (Herb-marinated Steak Medallions, Blistered Tomatoes, Broccolini, Herb-roasted Potatoes, and Caper-Herb-Butter Sauce)
• In terms of drinks, the most expensive item would be a bottle of wine, specifically the Arcanum ‘il fauno di Arcanum’ Super Tuscan, Tuscany — $69

Tortuga Tavern

• Tortuga Tavern is currently closed, but based on their most recent menu, the most expensive item was: Turkey leg with chips — $14.49

Westward Ho Refreshments

• Mickey pretzel with cheese sauce — $6.99
• Corn dog nuggets — $6.99

And that’s our list of the most expensive items from every single Magic Kingdom restaurant. If you were to eat every single one of these during one Disney World trip, it would definitely cost you a pretty penny!!

How many of these dishes have you had in Magic Kingdom? Tell us in the comments!

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