Disney World Raises Quick-Service Food and Drink Prices
Walt Disney World has raised prices on quick-service food and drinks starting October 6th. The increases range from $0.20 to $1.20 per item, affecting everything from coffee and tea to sandwiches and snacks. While the changes are noticeable, they are smaller than those seen in previous years, with some menu items remaining unchanged.
Hot beverages like Joffrey’s Coffee and Twinings Tea saw a $0.20 increase, bringing them to $4.99 each. Fountain drinks also rose by $0.20, while Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee increased by $0.30 to $6.29. Alcohol prices went up as well, with mixed drinks rising by $0.50 and beer by $0.75.
The most significant price hikes were on food items. The Chili-Garlic Shrimp Bowl at Satu’li Canteen increased by $1.20, the highest in the sampling. Other notable changes include the Ham and Gruyère Sandwich at Gaston’s Tavern, which rose by $0.50, and the Mini Corn Dogs at Casey’s Corner, which increased by $1.00. Flatbreads and bowls also saw price adjustments, with most rising by $0.50 to $1.00.
Disney World has made menus available on its website and the My Disney Experience app, though the listed items represent only a sample of the price changes. The increases, while present, are less extensive than those seen in October 2024 and October 2023, when thousands of menu items were adjusted.