Add the Cutest Plates to Your Next Meal In Disney World
If you want to add a little something special to your next Quick Service meal in Walt Disney World, you have got to see this. See how you can jazz up your lunch with the cutest Disney plates.
Changes for Disney Dining
We are a little bit saddened by the news that quick service meals have increased in price overnight in Walt Disney World. You can read all about price increases right HERE.
However, we are not sad about Disney's latest and cutest addition to quick service meals! Soon, you can add a little fun to your plate!
New Disney Plates
Disney Eats just announced that soon you will be able to add one of four cute plates to your quick service meal! Plates may be added to any entree as an additional purchase!
Best of all, they are Mickey-shaped! There is a cute little plate to represent each of Disney World's four theme parks.
Each plate features one of the park's icons. Epcot features Spaceship Earth, Animal Kingdom depicts the Tree of Life, Hollywood Studios has an Illustration of the Tower of Terror, and of course the Magic Kingdom Plate is decorated with the Iconic Cinderella Castle in its new color scheme.
Where to Find the Plates
The plates are avaliable only in specific quick service locations. If you want to hunt them all down, here are places to look.
In the Magic Kingdom, head to Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Café or Pinocchio Village Haus. If you are in EPCOT, check in Connections Eatery or Sunshine Seasons. Hollywood Studios will offer plates at Backlot Express, Rosie's All-American Café, and Catalina Eddie's. Finally, Animal Kingdom will sell them as add-ons at Flame Tree Barbecue and Pizzafari.
The plates are avaliable exclusively at specific quick service restaurants in the park.
This is a cute little add-on to make meals at Disney even more fun! After all, what could be more fun than Mickey-shaped food on a Mickey-shaped plate in Mickey's park?
Are you going to collect all 4 Mickey plates? Feel free to let us know in the comments. And be sure to break the news to family and friends so they don't miss out.
