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Every plant-based pick in all four parks, Disney Springs, the resort hotels and the water parks, plus how to spot a vegan dish on any Disney menu.
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Park-by-Park Picks: Leaf-marked table-service and quick-service meals in Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom, and what to order at each.
How to Order Vegan: What the leaf icon means, the app filter that shows only plant-based items, and what to ask about sauces, buns and shared equipment.
Hotels, Springs and Snacks: Which resorts make a vegan breakfast easy, the all-vegan bakery at Disney Springs, the snacks you can count on, and what changes in 2027.
Free: How to Eat Vegan at Disney World in 2027
You can eat vegan at Walt Disney World every day of your trip. Disney has put plant-based dishes on menus across the resort since 2019, and most counters now have at least one. Here is how to find them and order with confidence. The full restaurant-by-restaurant guide is free at the bottom of this page.
At Disney, plant-based means vegan
Disney says its plant-based items are made without animal meat, dairy, eggs or honey. When you see that word on a menu, you are looking at a vegan dish.
Look for the green leaf icon on printed menus and menu boards. It marks the plant-based items. The icon only appears at restaurants Disney owns and runs.
Five steps for every meal
1. Use the app filter. At quick-service spots that take mobile order, the My Disney Experience app has a plant-based filter. Tap it and the menu shows only the vegan items.
2. At table service, say "vegan" when you sit down. Ask what is marked with the leaf, and ask if the chef can make a vegan version of anything else.
3. At quick service, order from the leaf. Want to change a dish that is not vegan? Order at the counter, not the kiosk, so you can ask.
4. Check the extras. Ask about butter on the bun and dairy in dressings, aioli and crema.
5. Ask about shared equipment if it matters to you. A plant-based dish can still be cooked on a shared grill or fried in shared oil. Disney says a Cast Member will answer questions about shared surfaces and equipment.
Vegetarian is not vegan
"Vegetarian" can include cheese, butter, eggs or honey. On Disney menus, look for "plant-based" or the leaf instead. Many desserts are not vegan, but sorbets, the fruit flavors of Dole Whip and leaf-marked cakes and mousses are.
Where to be extra careful
Disney Springs. Most restaurants there are run by outside companies and do not use the leaf icon. Read the menu and ask every time.
EPCOT festival booths. Booth menus mark plant-based items with the leaf, but the booths cook in small, shared spaces.
Buffets. At Boma, Tusker House and Hollywood & Vine, ask the chef to point out the vegan dishes on the line.
Old guides. Several restaurants older vegan lists recommend have closed for good, including Mama Melrose's and Restaurantosaurus.
Vegan because of an allergy?
Treat it as an allergy, not a preference. Tell your server or the counter Cast Member it is an allergy so your order goes through Disney's allergy process. Disney's Special Diets team is at Special.Diets@DisneyWorld.com and (407) 824-5967.
Three easy wins
Satu'li Canteen, Animal Kingdom. The bowl with chili-spiced crispy fried tofu is a favorite of a lot of plant-based eaters.
Docking Bay 7, Hollywood Studios. The Felucian Falafel and Hummus Garden Spread, with falafel, beet hummus and pita.
Erin McKenna's Bakery NYC, Disney Springs. Everything in the case is vegan and gluten-free.
One more tip: Disney lets you bring your own food into the parks. A few snacks in your bag mean a long line or a sold-out item never ruins a day.
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This page covers the how. The full 2027 guide covers the where. It goes park by park through Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom, then Disney Springs, the resort hotels, the water parks and snacks. It also covers what is changing in 2027 and gives you a pocket checklist for your phone.
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