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Do they have vegan food at Disney?

Our plant-powered cuisine is made with plant foods like grains, nuts, vegetables and fruit—and without animal meat, dairy, eggs or honey. Whether you are looking for savory snacks, a quick meal or a 3-course dining experience, you'll find more plant-based options at Walt Disney World Resort than ever before!



Yes, Disney Parks are widely considered some of the most vegan-friendly vacation destinations in the world. In both Walt Disney World and Disneyland, every single major quick-service and table-service restaurant is required to offer at least one "plant-based" option. Disney specifically uses a green leaf icon on their menus to identify dishes made without meat, dairy, eggs, or honey. Popular vegan staples include the Impossible Burger, vegan Mickey waffles for breakfast, and the iconic Dole Whip (which is dairy-free, except for the "vanilla" flavor). For more sophisticated dining, locations like Epcot’s Garden Grill or California Grill offer high-end plant-based entrees like truffle risotto or smoked watermelon "tuna." Disney also allows you to filter for "plant-based" options directly in the My Disney Experience or Disneyland app, making it incredibly easy to plan your meals. They are also very accommodating with allergies; if you ask to speak with a chef, they will often custom-make a vegan meal for you if the standard options don't suit your needs.

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Fancy a sweet way to end your meal? Here are the 15 best vegan desserts at Disney World! Dole Whip! From Aloha Isle, Storybook Treats and Sunshine Tree Terrace in Magic Kingdom, Tamu Tamu Refreshments in Animal Kingdom and Pineapple Lanai at the Polynesian VIllage Resort.

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Many locations offer Tofutti and Rice Dream frozen desserts, including: Plaza Ice Cream Parlor in the Magic Kingdom, Dino-Bites in Animal Kingdom, the Hollywood Scoops in Hollywood Studios, and Beaches and Cream Soda Shop at Disney's Beach Club Resort, BoardWalk Ice Cream at Disney's BoardWalk Inn, as well as many ...

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This is the case with all of the hot chocolates at the little stands throughout the parks, but you can get a vegan hot chocolate at several other locations, such as the Starbucks (Market House in Disneyland, Fiddler Fifer and Practical in DCA, Downtown Disney [2 locations], and Tangaroa Terrace/Trader Sams in the ...

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Disneyland has done a great job including plenty of vegan options including healthy snacks and treats.
  • Mickey Pretzel: SO good!
  • Fruit cups and fruit from the fruit carts all over the park.
  • Chips (non dairy based)
  • Cotton candy.
  • Frozen lemonade.
  • Pre-packaged kettle corn.
  • Hummus.
  • Pickles.


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