If anything is consistent at Disney World, it’s change.
That’s especially true these days with new attractions like TRON Lightcycle Run and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind on the way, a new restaurant in Toy Story Land AND at EPCOT, and price increases across the resort. We’ve got even more changes for you this week — on Disney World restaurant menus. So let’s see what’s changed.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Tusker House Restaurant
We’ve got some price increases happening on Drinks over at Tusker House:
- Ngumu Jungle Juice increased from $14 to $15
- Moscow Mule increased from $14 to $15
- Kentucky Mule increased from $15 to $16
- Magical Star Cocktail increased from $15 to $17
The only price increases for here now are on drinks, though.
Read Our Most Recent Review of Tusker House
EPCOT
Yorkshire County Fish Shop
A few drinks are going to cost more at Yorkshire County Fish Shop:
- Bass Ale increased from $9.25 to $10
- Harp Lager increased from $9.25 to $10
Those are the only changes here for now.
Read Our Most Recent Review Of This Dining Spot at EPCOT
Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter
Scat Cat’s Club Lounge
We’ve got another price increase over at Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter. The Mardi Gras Fritters have increased from $10 to $12. That’s the only price increase we’re seeing here right now, though.
Check Out Our Latest Review of Scat Cat’s Club Lounge
Disney Springs
The Smokehouse at House Of Blues
There are a few changes happening over at The Smokehouse. Here’s what’s different under “Entrees:”
- Pulled Pork Sandwich and BBQ Brisket Sandwich now has Memphis BBQ Sauce and price increased from $13 to $14
- Smokehouse Nachos increased from $10 to $11 and you can now add Pulled Pork for $3 or BBQ Brisket for $5
- REMOVED: Macaroni & Cheese
- Jumbo Footlong Hot Dog increased from $9 to $10
- REMOVED: Jumbo Footlong Chili-Cheese Dog
- BBQ Chicken Salad increased from $12 to $13
Here’s what’s different under “Sides:”
- REMOVED: Southern Street Corn
- Soft Pretzel increased from $3.50 to $4
Some new beers have been added:
- Beer Cigar City Jai Alai Tampa, FL | India Pale Ale | 16oz $10
- Crooked Can High Stepper Winter Garden, FL | American IPA | 16oz $10
- Crooked Can Florida Sunshine Lager | 16oz $10
- Goose Island 312 Chicago, IL | Wheat Ale | 16oz $10
- D9 Hakuna Matata Tropical IPA | 16oz $10
You can also now get Angry Orchard Crisp Apple Hard Cider for $7. Note that these changes also apply to The Front Porch Lounge.
Read A Review of The Smokehouse
Raglan Road
We feel like a broken record, but the price increases are happening over at Raglan Road, too. Here’s what’s different on the “It’s All To Savor” part of the Lunch and Dinner menus:
- Soul Soup increased from $7.50 to $8.50
- Scallop Forest increased from $24 to $26
- Nom Nom Wings increased from $15 to $16
- Whiskey BBQ Lollipop Chicken increased from $16.99 to $17
- Kiss Before Shrimp increased from $16 to $18
- Pull the Boxty increased from $16 to $17
Here’s what’s happened under the “It’s All To Devour (Entrees)” part of the menu:
- Shepherd’s to Die for Pie increased from $24 to $27
- Raglan Risotto increased from $24 to $25 and option to add chicken increased from $5 to $7 and option to add shrimp increased from $7 to $9
- Let There Be No Rush Pork increased from $28 to $30
- Citrus Salmon Salad increased from $19 to $20
- Pie in the Sky increased from $25 to $26
- Braised Be Beef increased from $29 to $35
- Fish & Chips increased from $26 to $27
- Gnocchi Sea Gnocchi Do increased from $29 to $30
- The Non-Irish Caesar increased from $14 to $15 and option to add chicken increased from $5 to $7 and option to add shrimp increased from $7 to $9
- Serious Steak increased from $30 to $32
- Le Chicken increased from $25 to $26
- This Shepard Went Vegan increased from $24 to $25
Under “Sides:” Chips and Mashed Potatoes increased from $6 to $7.
But we’re not done yet — all these items that are also on the Brunch Menu have changed, too, in addition to:
- Full Irish Breakfast increased from $23 to $25
- Salmon Royalty increased from $20 to $22
- All This… And Eggs On Top increased from $18 to $22
- Pancakes Diaspora increased from $15 to $16
- The Anglo Irish increased from $18 to $21
- Hipsters Lament increased from $19 to $21
Here’s Our Most Recent Raglan Road Review
The BOATHOUSE
Over at The BOATHOUSE, you can now add Salad Enhancements — NY Strip Steak for $10, Salmon for $9, Grilled Shrimp for $2.50 each, or Chicken Breast for $4.
Under “Chef’s Specials,” the Coriander Seared Ahi Tuna increased from $33 to $35.50. Here are more changes under Entrees:
- Gulf of Mexico Red Grouper is now served with Stir Fried Zucchini, Mushrooms, Red Peppers & Broccolini, Soy Lime Vinaigrette and price increased from $35 to $38.50
- Maine Lobster Tail Oscar increased from $49.50 to $59
- ADDED: Orecchiette with Vegetables & Garlic Butter — Broccolini, Mushrooms, English Peas, Baby Kale, Zucchini, Grape Tomatoes for $19
The “Launch” part of the menu has these changes:
- Duo Dips and Chips increased from $8.50 to $9.50
- ADDED: Broiled Bay Shrimp Scampi — Garlic, Dijon & White Wine Butter Sauce, Toasted Panko Crumbs for $15
- Blue Star Angus Carpaccio increased from $18 to $19
- Peel and Eat Key West Shrimp increased from $16 to $17
- Fried Atlantic Clam Strips increased from $15 to $16
Under “Dockside Classics” are more updates: Grilled Mahi Tacos increased from $22 to $22.50
Under “Sandwiches,” the Gibsons “Sandwich King” Award Winning Burger has been removed. It’s been replaced by the Buffalo, Bacon & Blue Burger, which is made with Buttermilk Blue Cheese, Bacon, Classic Buffalo Sauce, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion served with Fresh-cut Fries for $20. Here are other changes:
- Grilled Fresh Mahi Sandwich increased from $24 to $24.50
- “Yacht Club” Club increased from $17.50 to $19
- Filet Mignon Sliders increased from $14 to $15
Under Steaks, here’s what’s been updated:
- NY Steak & Fries increased from $31.50 to $35
- Petite Filet Mignon increased from $39.50 to $46
- Filet Mignon increased from $49.50 to $56
- New York Strip increased from $48.50 to $53
- Boneless Ribeye increased from $42 to $45
- Porterhouse increased from $55 to $57
- Steak Enhancements have been added: Maine Lobster Tail for $38, Classic Oscar for $16.50, Lobster Oscar for $17.50, Roasted Garlic Cloves for $2.50, or Béarnaise Sauce for $2.50.
Desserts have also seen some changes:
- REMOVED: Orange Scented Crème Brûlée
- Triple Chocolate Layer Cake now serves 2 and is $24
- Macadamia Turtle Pie increased from $20 to $24
Read A Review of The Boathouse
Frontera Cocina
There’s a new addition to the “Starters” part of the menu at Frontera Cocina: The Half & Half, which is Half guacamole, half toasted pumpkin seed “Hummus”, jícama, cucumber, homemade chips (contains seeds) for $14. There’s a new Margarita here, too: the Ilegal Paloma, which is made with Mezcal Ilegal, Fever-Tree pink grapefruit sparkling soda, fresh lime, Tajín chile-lime powder rim for $17.
The Mexican Coffee Negroni has been replaced with the Cucumber Negroni, made with Gracias a Dios agave gin, Italicus liqueur (citrus and lavender notes), dry vermouth, cucumber bitters. Garnished with grapefruit peel for $16.
Read Our Most Recent Review of Frontera Cocina
Whew — those are a LOT of updates, but we’ll continue to keep an eye on the menus at ALL Disney World restaurants, so check back with us again soon.
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I guess Disney is weeding out the middle class. To bad many years the middle class was disney. What a shame I’m glad I have no grandchildren we would be going to universal.
I don’t know about anyone else but the more they raise prices the less I spend my money for food and merchandise at the parks! It’s actually pretty easy to go off property and eat, rest then come back later to enjoy the smaller lines , fewer people etc later in the day. Most people I talk to do a couple favorite restaurants during their trip and spend way less money eating off property or packing a lunch. We are gradually being driven in that direction by Disney constantly increasing prices. Sorry to be a naysayer but it’s the truth.
You can actually have groceries delivered to your hotel room and make your own lunches. Also $.50 bottled water tastes the same as the expensive water Disney sells.