Disney Springs Restaurant Prices Reportedly Rise

By Marcus D. · Thrill rides & Lightning Lane · Orlando, FL

Published September 20, 2026 · Updated October 30, 2026

According to reports, a Disney Springs restaurant at Walt Disney World had multiple menu price increases reported on Sunday, September 20, 2026. The coverage said 13 prices increased, but did not identify the individual menu items or new prices.

As of Sunday, September 20, this is a reported menu update, not an official Disney announcement. The only confirmed scope from the reporting available here is that the change affects one Disney Springs restaurant and involves 13 price increases.

Menu changes at Walt Disney World restaurants can show up quietly, especially at Disney Springs, where many restaurants are not operated the same way as in-park Disney dining locations. For guests, the practical issue is simple: if you budgeted from an older menu screenshot or a past trip, your expected total may now be low.

The report also noted that Disney World menus can be checked online through Disney World’s website or the My Disney Experience app. That matters here because the specific affected items and prices were not included.

What’s not confirmed

Disney has not confirmed this menu change.

The restaurant name, the 13 affected menu items, the old prices, and the new prices were not included in the coverage available. There is also no official effective date beyond the report being dated Sunday, September 20, 2026.

What it means for your trip

If you have a Disney Springs meal planned, check the current menu in My Disney Experience before you lock in your dining budget. This is especially worth doing for larger groups, because even small per-item increases can add up fast across entrees, kids’ meals, drinks, and shared appetizers.

The safer move is to treat older dining estimates as stale and leave a little room in the budget for Disney Springs meals. If you are trying to control costs, compare the current menu before you commit, consider making your biggest sit-down meal earlier in the day when that fits your plans, and keep quick-service or snack-heavy options as a backup.

SupaPark can help you keep dining plans flexible by tracking restaurant availability and alerting you when a harder-to-get table opens, but you still book directly in My Disney Experience.

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