food IS a theme park
So it’s been a WEEK when it comes to Disney World news. In fact, we think it’s been mostly just a week of The Muppets, since we got a lot of NEW updates about Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets in Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Guinness Gelato
Now, don’t get me wrong, I LOVE the Muppets. But I also love Disney food, and that’s what I’m here to talk about. We spotted a TON of menu changes in Disney World restaurants this week, so we’re going to share them with you.
Greetings from Disney World! We’ve just spending the past week going through all the great discounts that just dropped (NOW is the time to book that Disney World trip, y’all), eating not-so-great pizza, thinking about breakfast, checking out the most EPIC Easter display ever, and more!
White chocolate bread pudding at Planet Hollywood
Disney World restaurants have been busy this week, too. Like always, we’ve been tracking all the menu changes happening around the resort, and now we’re going to list them all out for you so you can stay updated, too! So let’s take a look at what changed.
Disney World Resort food courts…you either love ’em or hate ’em.
Let’s go to Sassagoula Floatworks & Food Factory!
Some are arguably better than others (we’re not exactly raving about the dining options at the All-Star Resorts), but when you’re in a bind, they’re often available with some crowd-pleasing and occasionally exclusive dining options. Recently, we made a visit to Sassagoula Floatworks & Food Factory at Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter, and here we’ve rounded up our thoughts on the experience!
A rare parade has returned to Disney World, and we would bet you’ve never heard of it! Disney parades are some of the most popular forms of live entertainment in the park, but for this parade, you don’t even need a park ticket.
The Alice in Wonderland Float!
Over at Disney’s Port Orleans resort, there is a very special parade that happens only once a year, and we’re bringing you along with us! Let’s check out the Port Orleans Mardi Gras Parade!
Now that we’re into the second week of the EPCOT Festival of the Arts, things are a little quiet in Disney World, at least on the food front. However, that’s not to say that we haven’t enjoyed some new food (and old favorites) this week anyway. When we’re in Disney World, we are GOING to eat, y’all.
Mickey Espresso Cupcake
So we visited Disney Springs to check out a new s’mores-inspired cake, tried some donut holes on skewers, grabbed some new treats in Magic Kingdom, and checked out a new menu at a Disney World hotel restaurant. That’s not all, though. We also noticed some changes happening at Disney World restaurants…so let’s see what menus are different this week!
Happy New Year, DFB friends! We have officially kicked off 2026 in Disney World and said goodbye to the holiday season.
Countdown to Midnight Cake Bar
But there’s SO much to look forward to in the coming weeks, including the EPCOT Festival of the Arts, where we’ll be eating our way through every food booth (and we are SO ready). However, before that happens, we’ve got some changes to tell you about that are happening at Disney World restaurants. Yes, it’s that time again…let’s look at the Disney World restaurant menu changes from this week. Here’s a word of warning: some of your favorite holiday snacks and drinks are officially gone for the season!
Well, December is here, and before you know it, we’ll be celebrating Christmas and New Year’s Eve in Disney World (and, honestly, is there any better place to celebrate it?). We’ve been really enjoying the holiday season, too, including all the food at the EPCOT Festival of the Holidays (cookies for DAYS, y’all).
Gary De’Snake Macaron
However, that’s not all that’s going on with Disney World food. Restaurant menus have changed again this week, and we’re going through all those changes so you don’t have any surprises if you’re visiting Disney World soon. So let’s get on with the updates!
Happy Holidays from Disney World, y’all! The EPCOT Festival of the Holidays has officially kicked off, meaning there’s even MORE new food and drinks to try in Disney World.
Holiday Sugar Cookie
Now, we were at the festival on DAY ONE checking out everything, but we were also spending some time checking out changes to Disney World restaurant menus. So let’s see what changed this week.
We finally have good news about construction at Disney World — one construction project has officially been completed.
Port Orleans — French Quarter
Over at Disney’s Port Orleans — French Quarter, the lobby was going under refurbishment, and we’re loving the new updates.
We know Disney World was essentially made for families, but that doesn’t mean you have to be around kids during your entire vacation.
Coronado Springs
While a child-free Disney World trip seems like an oxymoron, it definitely happens more than you think. Disney Adults flock to the most popular theme park resort in the world from far and wide. Vacations, honeymoons, anniversaries, and more reasons compel plenty of adults to consider stays at Disney World. If you fall into this category and want to know some of the best hotels that cater more to adults, you’ve certainly come to the right place!
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