The Cheapest Meal in EVERY Magic Kingdom Land

It’s no shock to anyone just how much Disney food we eat over here at AllEars. We’d like to think we’re professionals when it comes to eating, and we’re here to help you plan what you’ll eat at the Magic Kingdom on your next Disney World Vacation!

But that’s not all. We also love to save money around here, so we’re coming in hot with the CHEAPEST meals you can get in each land of the Magic Kingdom!

Before we begin, we’d like to preface that certain meals or snacks aren’t for everyone, and that we’re simply curating this article based on price!

Adventureland

Adventureland isn’t necessarily the most populated with food options, but what they do have isn’t half bad!

Of course you can always get a kid’s meal if you’re looking to save money and try more food, but we don’t think that’s fair for this post.

The cheapest meal you’ll be able to find in Adventureland is the Fried Pork and Vegetable Pot Stickers at Sunshine Tree Terrace! 

They come with an orange sesame ginger sauce and will run you about $7.29, making it the cheapest thing you can eat as a meal in Adventureland!

Fantasyland

Fantasyland has a ton of restaurants and places to eat, making it no easy task to decide what to indulge in!

In what is a surprising find, the cheapest meal you can get in Fantasyland is from Pinocchio’s Village Haus!

At $7.29, the plant-based Penne Pasta with Marinara is by far the cheapest meal in the land and feels like a good portion for the price! 

Frontierland

There are so many good options for food in Frontierland! Our typical go-to’s are Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe or the Diamond Horseshoe if we’re feeling a Table-Service Meal!

We did find that the black bean nachos from Pecos Bill are $9.49, making it pretty cheap!

The black bean nachos are Tortilla Chips topped with Queso, Black Beans, Lettuce, Tomato, Sour Cream, and Salsa!

Liberty Square

Liberty Square lacks a variety when it comes to food options. With one table-service restaurant and barely two quick-service places, we do not recommend making a stop in Liberty Square if you’re looking for anything that isn’t a specialty item from Sleepy Hollow or the Columbia Harbor House.

The cheapest meal item we found at Liberty Square was a hot dog for $9.29 from the Liberty Square Market. Before 11am you can find the fresh fruit waffle sandwich from Sleepy Hollow for $8.49, if that’s something you’re into!

What we’ve noticed about Liberty Square is the way time dictates a lot of what you’ll be able to eat so if you’re craving something at a specific time, don’t stop in Liberty Square to get it.

Main Street USA

Main Street USA has a decent amount of options when it comes to food, but we may be partial to Casey’s Corner and its plastic cheese!

The restaurants on Main Street are almost all table-service, so finding something quick and cheap isn’t an easy task. From Casey’s Corner, we found an all-beef hotdog for $9.99, making it the cheapest meal on Main Street.

If you’re a breakfast-all-day person like we are, the Starbucks sandwiches from the Main Street Bakery range from $4.99 to $6.29, making those options exponentially cheaper!

Tomorrowland

We were surprised by the options Tomorrowland has!

Tomorrowland’s food options have a range and we like the different choices available. The cheapest items we found were two types of salad from Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe!

The Greek Salad and Chopped Vegetable and Crispy Noodle Salad are both $9.99! But, if salad isn’t your thing, for a dollar more you can get chicken strips for $10.99! While it’s not too exciting, it is a different option!

There is no doubt that Magic Kingdom has options when it comes to food, but we did find that searching for cheap things is certainly limiting!

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What’s your go-to meal at the Magic Kingdom? Let us know below!

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