Snacking On A Budget At Magic Kingdom

Eating at the Disney parks doesn’t have to break the bank! If you’re looking for ways to save money during your Disney vacation, there are several options for you. Snacking is considered to be an essential part of the Disney experience for many guests. Some snacks cost more, some less, but whether you are sharing with other members of your family or splurging for yourself there are many ways to snack smart at the parks. Magic Kingdom has classic snacks, unique snacks, savory, and sweet. Here is your guide to snacking on a budget at Magic Kingdom.

Casey’s Corner Corn Dog Nuggets and Hot Dogs

On Main Street USA near the castle hub grass you’ll find Casey’s Corner. This nostalgic quick-service restaurant serves food that kids love like hot dogs and corn dog nuggets. Adults can enjoy foot-long hot dogs and chili-cheese dogs. Guests can listen to the Casey’s Corner pianist outside or take their food to picnic on the castle hub grass. The Corn Dog Nuggets are the perfect size for a snack to share, and they’ll leave you feeling full and ready to take on the rest of your day.

Cinnamon Roll at Gaston’s Tavern

If you are looking for a snack that’s about as big as your head then head over to Gaston’s Tavern in Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom and grab a cinnamon roll. These huge cinnamon rolls are sticky, sweet, and a fan favorite of many. They are big enough to share which is perfect for families on a budget!

Waffles at Sleepy Hollow

Located at Sleepy Hollow in Magic Kingdom’s Liberty Square, the waffle with hazelnut spread is a great snack for sharing. This large waffle comes loaded with fresh fruit and smothered in hazelnut spread. Many guests love grabbing this treat for breakfast and sharing it with their family. This waffle is a classic favorite of many guests and definitely lives up to the hype! It’s big enough to share, but it tastes so good you might want to grab more than one!

Tiana’s Famous Beignets at Golden Oak Outpost

This recent addition to the Disney snack lineup is already a fan favorite. Tiana’s Famous Beignets can be found at Golden Oak Outpost in Frontierland. These beignets are a sharable portion and topped with powdered sugar and honey. You just have to give them a try!

Classic Snacks

Eating classic Disney snacks like popcorn and ice cream bars can be a good way to save some money on your snacking budget. Popcorn goes a long way, and with reusable popcorn buckets your refills are only $2.99.  Ice cream bars like the Mickey’s Premium Bar is a Disney classic that costs under 6 dollars. Pretzels with cheese are another classic and shareable Disney snack.

What is your favorite affordable food at Magic Kingdom? Let us know in the comments!

Featured Photo: Emily Murray.