3 NEW Dining Plan Deals Announced for Disney World

Disney just dropped some MAJOR news that guests planning a 2027 trip NEED to know!

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The Disney Dining Plan has long been a favorite offering amongst Disney guests. In fact, many 2026 guests are taking advantage of Disney’s free dining plan offer this year! However, there are even more special offers on tap for next year!

While 2026 is still far from over, Disney has already started dropping info on savings for 2027. The first offers 20% on dining for kids (ages 3 to 9) when a guest purchases a package that includes a Dining Plan for their family. Now, admittedly, this is a bit of a step down from the “Kids Eat Free” offer from 2026, but it’s still a massive savings that will add up when booking.

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The second is specifically for guests visiting Disney World from the United Kingdom and Ireland, who are eligible for a Free Disney Dining Plan discount. To qualify, they’ll need to book a full-price Walt Disney World package, which includes the hotel and park tickets, for a minimum of five nights and a maximum of 21 nights. The package needs to be booked by November 4th, 2026, for most arrival dates between January 3rd and December 19th, 2027.

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Arguably, the best part is that those deals can be paired with a REVAMPED version of the plan, as Disney is introducing a NEW Dining Plan Tier for the first time in years! Before we get to the latest offering, a quick rundown of the traditional tiers that Disney has offered since the COVID pandemic:

There’s the Quick Service Dining Plan that offers the basics, as each member of the travel party ages 3 and up receives:

2 Quick-Service Meals Per Night of Stay
1 Snack or Nonalcoholic Beverage Per Night of Stay
1 Resort-Refillable Drink Mug

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The Quick Service Dining Plan will cost $62.78 per adult per night, ages 10 and up, and $25.82 per child per night, ages 3 to 9, in 2027.

The traditional Disney Dining Plan offers “classic dining options at both quick-service and table-service restaurants,” as everyone in the party ages 3 and up receives:

1 Quick-Service Meal Per Night of Stay
1 Table-Service Meal Per Night of Stay
1 Snack or Nonalcoholic Beverage Per Night of Stay
1 Resort-Refillable Drink Mug

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This plan will cost $99.87 per adult per night, ages 10 and up, and $31.94 per child per night, ages 3 to 9 in 2027. Next year, the plan will be renamed the Table-Service Dining Plan.

The reason for that name change? 2027 will see the introduction of the NEW Disney Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan, which will include:

Two table service entrées, dessert (lunch and dinner only), OR full buffet.
Guests under 21 years of age can choose one non-alcoholic beverage with their Quick Service and Table Service meal.
Guests 21 and older can choose either one non-alcoholic beverage (including specialty beverages where offered) or one single serving mixed cocktail, beer, or wine.
One quick service meal, including entrée OR combo meal.
One snack/nonalcoholic drink
One Resort refillable drink mug per person, per package

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The new plan will cost $163.01 per adult per night, ages 10 and up, and $46.85 per child per night, ages 3 to 9.

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A new tier and some BIG savings are coming to the Disney Dining Plan for guests booking Walt Disney World vacations in 2027! Stay tuned to DFB for more on Disney’s latest offers.

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