For the vast majority of Walt Disney World restaurants, gratuity is not included in the listed menu price. Guests are expected to pay a tip separately, with 18% and 20% being the standard suggestions provided on the receipt. This applies even if you are using a Disney Dining Plan; the plan covers the meal and a drink, but you must still provide a separate form of payment (credit card, MagicBand, or cash) for the tip. There are only two major exceptions where the tip is "built-in": Cinderella’s Royal Table and the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue. At these locations, the price you pay upfront includes both the meal and the gratuity. Additionally, an automatic 18% gratuity is added to the bill for parties of six or more at any table-service restaurant, regardless of how the check is split. It is also common for an automatic tip to be added for certain specialized dining events or when using specific discounts like Tables in Wonderland, so always check the bottom of your bill for a "service charge" line before adding an extra tip.