Disneyland Paris meal plans 2026 and 2027: prices and new plans

Disneyland Paris meal plans are in their last months in their current form. Until 31 March 2027, half board and full board include breakfast, with four restaurant levels. From 1 April 2027, they make way for four new plans, Essential, Extra, Signature and Royal, sold per meal and without breakfast.

How Disneyland Paris meal plans work

A meal plan can only be added to a stay in a Disney Hotel: you cannot buy one with a simple park ticket. Meals are loaded onto your MagicPass at check-in, one or two meals per night depending on the plan, and you use them whenever you like during your stay, for lunch or dinner.

A meal plan does not reserve a table. For the most popular restaurants, still book on the website or app as soon as bookings open, two months ahead. Most plans are not valid on 24 and 31 December.

Meal plan prices until 31 March 2027

For arrivals up to 31 March 2027, you choose between breakfast only, half board (breakfast and one meal per night) and full board (breakfast and two meals per night). The level depends on your hotel.

The Extra Plus plan, full board only, adds one character meal per stay plus a snack and a drink per night. The Premium plan is for Disneyland Hotel guests and includes character meals within the meals included. Breakfast only costs from €14 at Davy Crockett Ranch to €45 per adult at the Disneyland Hotel, the same price as on site.

New Disneyland Paris meal plans from 1 April 2027

For arrivals from 1 April 2027, half board and full board disappear. You choose one or two meals per night, and breakfast becomes a separate paid option.

The child price, ages 3 to 11, is always half the adult price. The number of restaurants included rises with the plan: 18 for Essential, 25 for Extra, around thirty for Signature and Royal. Only the Royal plan includes character meals.

Breakfast is no longer included in 2027

This is the change that hits the budget hardest. According to the first prices shared with travel agents, the hotel breakfast buffet costs around €25.50 per adult and €20.50 per child at Sequoia Lodge and Newport Bay Club, and €14 per person in the parks or at Disney Village. Booking it before arrival should save a little.

For a family of four, two adults and two children, the difference can easily reach several tens of euros per night, so do the maths before choosing between a meal plan and paying on site.

Meal plan or paying on site: how to choose

A meal plan makes sense if you plan to eat in buffet or table-service restaurants every day and want to know your budget in advance. If you prefer quick-service meals or dinner at Disney Village, paying on site is often more flexible. Compare with buffet prices, between €40 and €45 per adult, in our guides to Agrabah Café or La Grange at Billy Bob’s.

Prices checked in October 2026. The 2027 plan prices are those announced when sales opened and may vary with your stay dates.

Updated: October 2026.