Cinderella’s Royal Table, Chef Mickey’s, and MORE Character Dining Spots See Price Increases in Disney World

If you’re planning a trip to Disney World, you may have already come up with the budget for your trip.

However, you might want to leave a little wiggle room in that budget for things like price increases. We’ve already learned that ticket prices will increase in 2025 and we’ve now got more price increases to tell you about, this time with character dining experiences.

That’s right: the prices of character dining meals have gone up in Disney World. Here’s a look at what you’ll now pay to dine at some of the most popular character dining spots around Disney World.

Cinderella’s Royal Table — Magic Kingdom

• Breakfast — $75 adult; $45 child (previously $69 adult; $42 child)
• Lunch — $64 adult; $42 child (previously $62 adult; $40 child)
• Dinner — $64 adult; $42 child (previously $62 adult; $40 child)

Chef Mickey’s — Disney’s Contemporary Resort

• Breakfast — $58 adult; $37 child (previously $54 adult; $34 child)
• Lunch — $69 adult; $44 child (previously $66 adult; $44 child)
• Dinner — $69 adult; $44 child (previously $66 adult; $44 child)

Tusker House — Animal Kingdom

• Breakfast — $49 adult; $33 child (previously $47 adult; $30 child)
• Lunch — $64 adult; $42 child (previously $62 adult; $40 child)
• Dinner — $64 adult; $42 child (previously $62 adult; $40 child)

Akershus Royal Banquet Hall — EPCOT

• Breakfast — $59 adult; $38 child (previously $55 adult; $35 child)
• Lunch — $69 adult; $46 child (previously $67 adult; $43 child)
• Dinner — $69 adult; $46 child (previously $67 adult; $43 child)

Garden Grill — EPCOT

• Breakfast — $49 adult; $33 child (previously $47 adult; $30 child)
• Lunch — $62 adult; $42 child (previously $62 adult; $40 child)
• Dinner — $62 adult; $42 child (previously $62 adult; $40 child)

More price increases are hitting Disney World character dining — this is just a brief look at some popular character meals that received price hikes. We’ll continue to update you as we learn more.

This is the time of year when Disney generally reveals price increases, so this wasn’t entirely unexpected, but we just wanted to give you a heads-up so you can adjust your Disney World vacation budget accordingly.

As always, check back with AllEars again soon for more.

I Was a Disney World Cast Member and I’m Letting You in on a Character Dining SECRET.

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