We got some news for you — the Disney Dining Plan is coming back in 2027, and there will be a brand NEW Dining Plan option available!
The Disney Dining Plan is an add-on to your Disney vacation package that can help you essentially pre-pay for many of your meals, making things feel a little more “all-inclusive” or pre-planned and pre-budgeted. In 2026, there are 2 versions of the Disney Dining Plan available, but if you’ll be visiting in 2027, there’s a NEW plan option you need to know about!
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Okay, let’s get into the Dining Plan details. For 2026 vacations, the Disney Dining Plan is broken up into two different types of dining options — the Quick Service Dining Plan and the Standard Disney Dining Plan.
In 2027, these will be called the “Quick Service Dining Plan” and “Table-Service Dining Plan,” respectively.
The 2026 Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan/2027 Quick Service Dining Plan includes:
- 2 Quick-Service Meals (per night of stay)
- 1 Snack or Non-Alcoholic Drink (per night of stay)
- 1 Resort-Refillable Mug (per person)
In 2027, the Quick-Service Dining Plan costs $62.78 per adult per night, ages 10 and up, and $25.82 per child per night, ages 3 to 9.
The 2026 Standard Disney Dining Plan/2027 Table-Service Dining Plan includes (per day):
- One Table Service Meal (per night of stay)
- One Quick-Service Meal (per night of stay)
- One Snack or Non-alcoholic Drink (per night of stay)
- One Resort-Refillable Drink Mug (per person)
In 2027, the Table-Service Dining Plan costs $99.87 per adult per night, ages 10 and up, and $31.94 per child per night, ages 3 to 9.
If you’re visiting in 2027, you can ALSO pick another Dining Plan option — the NEW Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan.
This will include:
- 2 Table-Service Meals (per night of stay)
- 1 Quick-Service Meal (per night of stay)
- 1 Snack/Nonalcoholic Drink (per night of stay)
- 1 Resort-Refillable Drink Mug (per person)
The Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan costs $163.01 per adult per night, ages 10 and up, and $46.85 per child per night, ages 3 to 9.
Here’s a look at the comparison chart Disney has revealed for the plans, showing what is and is not included in the different options.
And while the Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan option is new for 2027 compared to what is offered in 2026, this isn’t the first time a “Deluxe” Dining Plan option has been offered at Disney World. There was one offered in the past — last available around 2020, but it hadn’t returned in recent years. The old version of the Deluxe plan included 2 snacks per person per night of stay. In 2027, the Deluxe Plan will only offer 1 snack per person per night of stay.
Also, the old Deluxe Plan featured three meal credits per day, which you could opt to use at Quick Service or Table Service restaurants at your discretion. The 2027 plan will be a bit different since it locks you into 2 Table Service credits and 1 Quick Service credit per night of stay.
But wait…there’s MORE! Want to save a bit of money on your Dining Plan purchase? Disney has revealed that those traveling in 2027 can save up to 20% on dining for kids (ages 3 to 9) if they purchase a package that includes a dining plan for their family.
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Do the math before purchasing! To me, the QS plan is NOT worth it. The deluxe plan will be too much food, and a time waster for those 2 daily sit downs. In the past, you were able to trade a sit down for a QS. Wonder if that will continue? I wish WDW would go back to allowing trading your QS or sit down for snacks. (This was especially great when arriving late, and already wasted a meal credit) We used that credit for snacks to take home.
Yes the Deluxe Dining Plan is way too much food and two much of a time waster for anyone. My wife and I could barely eat our way through 1 table service and 1 quick service a day. We often felt like we had to eat something just to get the max out of the plan and we ended up gaining weight we didn’t need to gain because we were eating meals when we were not even hungry. Plus that 2nd table service for over $70 a person a day. Not worth it, most of the meals at table service locations do not cost that much so now you may feel limited to buy “the most expensive thing” to get the value of the plan even though you would have been perfectly happy with something less expensive. Disney should have a plan that you can exchange 2 quick service for a table service or a table service for 2 quick services. In other words, let us buy dining credits for a certain price and then take away 2 points for a sit down, or maybe 3 or 4 if it is like certain items at Le Cellier or The Boathouse. And take away 1 credit at a quick service place. Then people will have more freedom on how they use the plan as they can use what their time, and stomachs, will allow for.