Disneyland® Paris will be introducing a new Meal Plan structure for stays from 1 April 2027, replacing the previous Standard, Plus, Extra Plus and Premium tiers with four exciting new options: Essential, Extra, Signature and Royal. We're breaking down how the new system works, what's included in each tier, and how to choose the right plan for your family.
Quick summary:
- From 1 April 2027, Disneyland® Paris Meal Plans are organised into four tiers: Essential, Extra, Signature and Royal, each unlocking more restaurants than the last.
- Standard, Plus, Extra Plus and Premium will be available up to and including 31 March 2027.
- For the first time, your Meal Plan tier is largely up to you, not just your hotel. Guests at most Disney® Hotels can choose between Essential, Extra and Signature. Royal remains exclusive to Disneyland® Hotel Guests.
- Breakfast is booked separately from your Meal Plan now, with pricing based on whether you fancy eating in the Disney® Parks and Disney Village® or at your Disney® Hotel.
- Character Dining takes centre stage on the Royal tier, available only to Disneyland® Hotel Guests, and is the only plan that gives you access to every Character Dining restaurant at the resort.
- Vouchers stay valid for your whole stay, including your last day, and you can reserve your restaurants via the official app as soon as your stay is confirmed.
How do Disneyland® Paris Meal Plans work?
A Disneyland® Paris Meal Plan is a pre-paid dining package added to your Disney® Hotel booking, giving you a set number of meal vouchers per night that are loaded onto your MagicPass rather than paid for individually. One voucher is issued for each meal booked per night, so a two-night stay with two meals a day gives you four vouchers per person.
Using a voucher couldn't be easier. Just tell your server you're on a Meal Plan when you sit down, and the cost comes straight off your MagicPass. Vouchers are valid for your whole stay, including your final day, and restaurant reservations can be made through the official app as soon as your stay is confirmed, with no separate waiting period for Disney® Hotel Guests.
Meal Plans are exclusive to Disney® Hotel Guests and must be added at the time of booking. Keep in mind that a Meal Plan doesn't reserve your restaurant booking, so it's worth booking your preferred restaurants as early as you can, especially for Character Dining if you’re on the Royal tier.
Prefer to see it explained? Let us walk you through exactly how the new Essential, Extra, Signature and Royal Meal Plans work, from picking your breakfast to choosing the right tier for your budget.
The new Disneyland® Paris Meal Plan tiers
The four new tiers build on one another, with each higher tier including everything in the level below it, plus a growing list of restaurants.
Tier | Restaurants | Available at |
|---|---|---|
Essential | 18 restaurants, including Disney Davy Crockett Ranch, Disney Hotel Cheyenne and Disney Hotel Santa Fe, plus Disney Park and Disney Village® restaurants | All Disney® Hotels except Disneyland® Hotel |
Extra | 25 restaurants, adding Disney Sequoia Lodge and Disney Newport Bay Club venues | All Disney® Hotels except Disneyland® Hotel |
Signature | 30 restaurants, adding Disney Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel venues (Downtown Restaurant and Manhattan Restaurant) and further Table-Service restaurants | All Disney® Hotels, including Disneyland® Hotel |
Royal | 34 restaurants, including all of the resort's Character Dining restaurants | Disneyland® Hotel only |
Meal Plan pricing for 2027
Prices are per person, per night, and don't include breakfast, which is booked separately (more on that below). Children (ages 3-11) are always priced at exactly half the adult rate, whichever tier you choose - little ones under 3 don't need a Meal Plan of their own, as they're welcome to share from your plate instead.
Tier | 1 Meal (Adult / Child) | 2 Meals (Adult / Child) |
|---|---|---|
Essential | €32 / €16 | €60 / €30 |
Extra | €42 / €21 | €80 / €40 |
Signature | €48 / €24 | €90 / €45 |
Royal | €90 / €45 | €170 / €85 |
Royal sits at the top as the resort's premium dining option, with its higher price reflecting access to all four Character Dining restaurants. The gap between Essential, Extra and Signature is much smaller, so you can choose based on which restaurants you love the sound of, rather than the price alone.
Booking Breakfast separately
Breakfast is no longer bundled into your Meal Plan and is booked as its own add-on, with two options to choose from.
- Breakfast in the Disney® Parks or Disney Village® costs €14 per person, the same price for adults and children. You'll need a valid Park Ticket to eat in the Parks.
- Breakfast at your Disney® Hotel is priced individually by hotel. At Disney Sequoia Lodge and Disney Newport Bay Club, hotel breakfast costs €25.50 for adults and €20.50 for children.
Book your breakfast in advance rather than paying on the day, and you could save up to 17% on the adult price*. We'd recommend adding it alongside your Meal Plan to lock in the best rate!
Character Dining under the new system
Royal is the only tier that includes Character Dining, unlocking every Character Dining restaurant at the resort.
If Character Dining isn’t included in your tier, you won’t be locked out of the magic! If you’re booking breakfast at your Disney Hotel, you can upgrade it to a Character Breakfast at the time of booking, for a supplement.
Character Dining can be added as an extra on top of your Meal Plan, so a memorable Character meal is within reach no matter which tier you choose. And if you’re celebrating something special, a birthday cake can be added at Disney all-you-can-eat buffet and Table Service Restaurants when booking!
Which Disneyland® Paris Meal Plan is best for your family?
- Want the widest choice of restaurants without the top hotel price tag? Extra or Signature opens up a great range of Table-Service and buffet restaurants, including Agrabah Café Restaurant, Captain Jack's - Restaurant des Pirates and Walt's - an American Restaurant.
- Dreaming of Character Dining? Royal is your only ticket to every Character Dining restaurant, including Auberge de Cendrillon, La Table de Lumiere, Royal Banquet and Regal View Restaurant & Lounge. It's exclusive to Disneyland® Hotel Guests.
- Keeping an eye on your budget? Essential offers the lowest price point, though it's worth knowing that Table-Service dining is more limited on this tier, with most of the restaurant list made up of Quick Service and buffet options.
Frequently asked questions
What are the new Disneyland® Paris Meal Plan tiers? From 1 April 2027, Disneyland® Paris offers four Meal Plan tiers: Essential, Extra, Signature and Royal, each unlocking access to a growing list of restaurants.
Does the new Meal Plan include breakfast? No. Breakfast is booked separately, either in the Disney® Parks or Disney Village® for €14 per person, or at your Disney® Hotel at a hotel-specific price.
Which Meal Plan includes Character Dining? Royal is the only tier that includes Character Dining and is only available to Disneyland® Hotel Guests.
*Maximum possible savings on an adult breakfast purchased before arrival, compared to the price of a breakfast purchased on site at the hotel, based on prices valid on the date of publication. Percentage rounded down to the nearest whole number.
