Welcome to the future of Epcot, where you can dine in space, with views of Earth from 220 miles away. We got more details on the Space 220 restaurant during the Parks Panel at D23, including the official name and logo, as well as a glimpse at some of the concept art.
The new restaurant is sure to be an out-of-this-world dining experience at Epcot, with an opening of sometime this winter 2019. Since winter is just around the corner, let’s take a look at the progress we can see so far.
The restaurant is located towards the back of Mission: Space, near Test Track.
It will be interesting to see what this looks like when it’s complete.
Disney has long stated that the preferred method for booking an advanced dining reservation was calling the Disney Reservation Center. However, snuck into a Disney Parks Blog post today, they stated that the preferred method is now the My Disney Experience App and DisneyWorld.com.
From the Disney:
With hundreds of amazing dining locations to choose from, finding the perfect place to eat at Walt Disney World Resort is easier than ever before. From mobile ordering meals through the My Disney Experience app, to searching for favorite menu items online, guests are able to save time so that they can enjoy all there is to see and do across our parks. Beginning today, due to their overwhelming popularity, the My Disney Experience app and DisneyWorld.com will become the preferred home for booking and modifying table service dining reservations.
Guests can conveniently manage their table service dining reservations right at their fingertips, whenever they choose, alongside other plans they make with family and friends for their visit. Rest assured, as always, cast members at the Disney Reservation Center will continue to be available to help with reservations for groups of eight or more, same-day cancelations, in addition to other assistance guests may need, including Disney Resort hotel reservations, special offers, general questions and more.
Dining reservations could always be done on the website and the app, but Disney is pushing guests to the digital formats to reduce the strain on staffing at the reservation center. Guests can still call for “help with reservations for groups of eight or more, same-day cancelations, in addition to other assistance guests may need”.
Guests who follow plant-based diets (or simply those looking to eat lighter or avoid animal products) now have a ton of new options to nosh on while at the Magic Kingdom. As previously announced, Walt Disney World has rolled out a new plant-based (vegan) icon along all of its menus, making it easier for guests to pick out what to eat. Along with the new icon are even more new plant-based food offerings.
Check out all the new menus at Disney’s Hollywood Studios featuring the little leaf of plant-based approval, complete with pricing and lists of what’s vegan, below. As always, offerings like popcorn, veggie plates, and fruit cups remain as plant-based offerings on many menus, so you’ll see a few of those snack mainstays here as well.
Clean Plate Club – Bop into a fabulous fifties kitchenette at Disney’s Hollywood Studios where diners get “warnings” about not cleaning their plates or misbehaving at the table—all in good fun. The 50’s Prime Time Café menu includes favorites like meatloaf, fried chicken, pot roast and milk shakes. Disney’s Hollywood Studios is one of four theme parks at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. (Scott Miller, photographer)
50’s Prime Time Café
Cousin Amy’s Iceberg Lettuce Wedge
Cousin Harold’s Vegetable Garden
Traditional Warm Apple Crisp
ABC Commissary
California Burger
Mediterranean Hummus Salad
Backlot Express
Two Suns Hummus
Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo
Felucian Garden Spread
Fairfax Fare
Southwest Bowl
Hollywood & Vine
Zucchini Strata
Plant-based Eggs
Breakfast Cereals and Oatmeal
Roasted Red Potatoes and Onion
Fresh fruit
Vegetable Soup
Apple, Kale and Cranberry Salad
Brussels Sprouts
Roasted Cauliflower
Wild Rice Pilaf
Three Bean Quinoa Cake
Blueberry Cobbler
The Hollywood Brown Derby
Super Salad of the Stars
Ginger-Lemongrass Pho
Chocolate Coconut Cake
Mama Melrose’s Ristorante Italiano
Minestrone Soup
Baked Arancini
Polenta Cake, Mushroom and Herbed Cauliflower
Cappuccino Affogato
Lemon Sorbet
PizzeRizzo
Hot Italian Sausage Sub
Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant
Island Cake
Szechuan Lettuce Wraps
Cookie Shake
Woody’s Lunch Box
Plant-based Totchos
Potato Barrels (side)
Menu items are subject to change. The plant-based icon can be found next to plant-based food items at Disney owned-and-operated dining locations.
Guests who follow plant-based diets (or simply those looking to eat lighter or avoid animal products) now have a ton of new options to ponder while at the Magic Kingdom.
As previously announced, Walt Disney World has rolled out a new plant-based (vegan) icon along all of its menus, making it easier for guests to pick out what to eat. Along with the new icon are even more new plant-based food offerings.
Check out all the new menus at Epcot featuring the little leaf of plant-based approval, complete with pricing and lists of what’s vegan, below. As always, offerings like popcorn, veggie plates, and fruit cups remain as plant-based offerings on many menus, so you’ll see a few of those snack mainstays here as well.
Akershus Royal Banquet Hall
Breakfast Platter
Assorted fruits
Bagels
Scandinavian Potato Dumplings
A variety of salads, including: Bean Salad, Beet Salad, Tomato Salad and Cucumber Salad
Raspberry Sorbet
Non-dairy Frozen Desserts
Biergarten Restaurant
Fishless Filets or Beefless Tips available upon request (Gardein)
A variety of salads, including: Bean Salad, Beet Salad, Tomato Salad and Mushroom Salad
Potato Pancakes
Red Cabbage
Roasted Potatoes
Sauerkraut
Berry Compote
Fresh Pineapple
Non-dairy Frozen Desserts
Coral Reef Restaurant
Mushroom (Lobster-style) Salad
Grilled Garden Skewer
Baileys Almande and Jack Daniel’s Mousse
Electric Umbrella
Vegetable Quinoa Salad
Garden Grill Restaurant
Blueberry Muffins
Seasonal Fruit
House-made Salsa Fresca
Potato Barrels
Waffles
Garden Grill Restaurant
Veggie Loaf
Green Salad
Garden-fresh Vegetables
Rice Pilaf
House-made Berry Shortcake
Le Cellier Steakhouse
Watermelon Salad
Steamed Asian Dumplings
Maple Whiskey-glazed Brussels Sprouts
Black Forest Trifle
Rose & Crown Dining Room
Coronation Salad
Savory Hot Pot
Mushy Peas
Rice Pudding
Sunshine Seasons
Overnight Oats with Blueberry, Chia Seeds, Vanilla and Almonds
Disney has announced a limited-time dining offering at Epcot in celebration of “The Little Mermaid”! Located in Future World, Coral Reef Restaurant will be offering a commemorative menu to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Disney’s animated classic, “The Little Mermaid.” With menu items like the Dinglehopper Shrimp Cocktail, Chef Louis’ Lobster Seafood Boil, and King Triton’s Key Lime Tart.
When you dine here, you’ll also be able to take home a beautiful commemorative menu (only available while supplies last). This limited-time menu will be available starting Oct. 19.
