If you have your heart set on eating something specific in Disney World, we always recommend one thing: check the restaurant menu.

That’s because menu changes happen ALL the time: new foods get added and old favorites disappear. Prices go up, and sometimes they even go down. That’s why we take a look at Disney World restaurant menus every week: to help YOU keep track of those changes!

So let’s take a look at the Disney World restaurant menu changes this week!

Magic Kingdom

Crystal Palace

Now that character dining has returned to Crystal Palace, the price of the buffet has increased. For lunch and dinner, the buffet is now $59 per adult and $38 per child — before, it was $39 per adult and $23 per child.

Characters will be returning to breakfast on October 25th. The buffet will cost $45 per adult and $29 per child. Previously, the price was $42 per adult and $27 per child.

Read a recent review!

EPCOT

La Cantina de San Angel

A few drinks now cost more at Cantina de San Angel. The Mango Frozen Margarita increased from $12.50 to $12.75.

The Lime Frozen Margarita also increased from $12.50 to $12.75.

Read our most recent review

Choza de Margarita

Here’s what’s changed at Choza de Margarita:

• The Cucumber increased from $15 to $16 and is now made with Tromba Blanco Tequila, fresh Cucumber and Lime Juice, Abasolo corn whiskey, agave, Rhubarb bitters, Tajin Chile-lime Powder rim
• ADDED: Blood Orange — Libelula joven tequila, sweet-tart mix of blood orange, gin, LeJay black currant liqueur, Contraluz resposado cristalino mezcal, Hellfire bitters, Tajin chile-lime powder rim for $17
• You can now add a Floater to any drink:  Ancho Reyes liqueur, LeJay black currant liqueur, or Ginger liqueur for $4.25; Add a Tequila Floater to any drink for $4.75.

There’s been a change on the Margaritas menu, too:

• Wild Strawberry Frozen Margarita is now just Strawberry — Tequila, strawberry pureé, LeJay black currant liqueur for $13

Here are the updates on the food menu:

• Tacos de Cochinita increased from $10.50 to $12
• Empanada de Barbacoa increased from $10.50 to $12.50
• Elote increased from $7 to $8

Here’s a recent review!

Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort

Splash Pool Bar

We’re not sure if it’s an error or what, but ALL the food that was on the Splash Pool Bar menu has been removed. We’ll have to keep an eye on the situation. Here are the beverage changes:

• Strawberry Basil Lemonade increased from $13 to $14.
• All Frozen Libations have increased in price from $14 to $15
• You can now get Non-Alcoholic versions of Pina Colada, Mango Daquiri, Rum Runner, Strawberry Daquiri, Raspberry Daquiri, and Margarita for $8 each

Under Beer, the Cigar City Jai Alai IPA for $9.50 has been added.

Learn more about dining at the Swan and Dolphin

Disney Springs

The BOATHOUSE

The Raw Bar has a new addition at The BOATHOUSE: Jumbo Lump Crab and Avocado with Tarragon Remoulade for $19. The Beach Hippie American IPA beer has also been removed from the menu.

Here’s what’s different about the Wines:

• ADDED: Fess Parker Marcella Blend ’16, California for $48 per bottle and $12 per glass
• ADDED: Scattered Peaks Fume Blanc ’20, Napa Valley for $55 per bottle and $15 per glass
• ADDED: Le Grand Caillou ’21, France for $40 per bottle and $10 per glass

Read a recent BOATHOUSE review

We’ll say it again — if you’re worried that a Disney World menu change might leave you without your favorite food (or leave you with sticker shock at a price increase), be sure to look at the menus before your trip — you can do this on the My Disney Experience app or on the Disney World website. We’ll also keep reporting on menu changes!

Once you’re sure about what you want to eat, be sure to make those advance dining reservations as early as you can, which is 60 days before the first day of your trip!

Disney dining changes are a lot to keep up with! We’ve done all the research for you in writing our DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining!

We’ve got details on EVERY dining location at Walt Disney World inside our eBook – and it’s easy to download to your tablet or smartphone to take with you on your next trip. Use our discount code for DFB readers – WDW2022 – for 25% off!

Have any of your favorite items ever left Disney World menus never to return? Let us know in the comments!