Ultimate Guide to the Best Food in Magic Kingdom



There’s food… and then there’s MAGIC KINGDOM food. But Magic Kingdom food has had a LOT of changes recently. So we’re gonna solve a bunch of problems today regarding what to eat at Disney World’s OG park!

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42 thoughts on “Ultimate Guide to the Best Food in Magic Kingdom”

  1. We love BOG. It’s a nice place to get out of the crowds and noise, and the food is overpriced but very good. If we can’t get a BOG reservation then we head over to the Contemporary and eat there. Again, relaxing and quiet.

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  2. AJ, love your content, but I’ve been having trouble trusting you since I learned about Mouse Watchers. It completely made my last trip, and you’ve never even mentioned it. Definitely need to be letting people know about it!

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  3. I will travel to America for the first time ever in September and I will go to Disneyworld for 2 Days with my sister. I really cant wait and those Vlogs are really getting me hyped up even more! Keep up the great job!

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  4. Terrific advice to add Diamond Horseshoe to the list; Liberty Tree is easily the best dinner in the park, and the fact that DH is now offering exactly the same meal takes it from dull to, well, Diamond. Sorry. For the price, this menu is one of the best deals in the Disney bubble… All you can eat for 39$ a person (plus tax and gratuity) is a bargain that's really hard to pass up.

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  5. Now I'm conflicted. I was gonna go to crystal palace for lunch. But I didn't know you can go before opening so now I'm looking at doing that. But at the same time I wanted to get the waffle sandwich at sleepy hollow before it goes away 😭

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  6. Think I’ve asked this a zillion times on various vlogs for years, but… if Starbucks was the very first company to do mobile order irl, why oh why can’t they do it in Disney? Also, thinking now, one of the few places to get low carb breakfast… Why oh why??

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  7. I thought the food at Be Our Guest was fantastic. Of the meals I've had, my only real complaint was how salty the pork tenderloin was. I haven't had it again but everything else was great. Well, the grey stuff wasnt super exciting either. It just tasted like whipped cream. Of course, my little one and I require the gluten free offerings so perhaps the regular entrees aren't quite as good?

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