All-new Plant-Based Cuisine Guide At Magic Kingdom
Walt Disney World has always been ahead of the curve when it comes to accommodating guests with special dietary needs. I'm excited to report that they now have a handy guide that's designed to make things even easier for travelers on a plant based diet.
Magic Kingdom Plant-Based Cuisine Guide
Disney's culinary teams have been working diligently to put together a brand-new Guide to Plant-Based Cuisine at Magic Kingdom Park. This new brochure highlights the vegetarian and vegan-friendly offerings that can be found throughout the park. The easy to read guide is organized by land, and then by eatery so guests can quickly find what they are looking for from breakfast to dinner, and everything in between.
The guide will also be updated seasonally, so you can be sure to have the latest info every time you visit the park! You can pick up one of the new Plant-Based Cuisine Guides at "at most major food and beverage locations throughout the park and at Guest Relations."
If you want to get more in-depth with menus around the vacation kingdom, be sure to visit our friends over at the Disney Food Blog for more resources for Dining With A Special Diet at Walt Disney World. You can also visit AllEars.net for a restaurant by restaurant breakdown of vegetarian and vegan menu offerings across property, as well as their take on a array of special dietary needs.
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Brandy Layton wrote on Tue, 05/07/2019 - 15:00:
This is great news! It was not impossible to eat a vegetarian cuisine in 2013, but it was very time consuming to plan exactly where and what I would eat along with my family. We are currently planning a trip for 2020 now that our youngest is old enough to appreciate the parks. This is great! Thanks for your post.
Kristen K. wrote on Tue, 05/07/2019 - 15:29:
So glad to hear from you Brandy! Though we haven't heard any official word, I have my fingers crossed that these will be at all of the Disney Parks soon.
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