The Disney Dining Plan is a very popular addition to Disney vacation packages. Guests add these plans to their vacation package so they know their food is covered before they even get to Disney World.
There are three Disney Dining Plans to choose from: Quick-Service Dining Plan, the Disney Dining Plan (I call it the mid-level plan), and the Deluxe Dining Plan. The Disney Dining Plan and the Deluxe Dining Plan both come with the option to eat at table service restaurants. However, some of the table service restaurants are two dining credits instead of one.
The two dining credit restaurants are usually signature dining restaurants or dinner shows, so they are more expensive. There are 17 restaurants in total that require two dining credits per person. So, when planning out your dining reservations it helps to know which restaurants are two credits.
Restaurants That Are Two Dining Credits
Artist Point
- Where: Wilderness Lodge
- What: Pacific Northwest Cuisine
The BOATHOUSE
- Where: Disney Springs
- What: Surf and Turf
California Grill
- Where: Contemporary Resort
- What: Pacific Coast Cuisine
Cinderella’s Royal Table
- Where: Cinderella Castle in Magic Kingdom
- What: Character Dining
Citricos
- Where: Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
- What: Mediterranean-Inspired Cuisine
Disney’s Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show
- Where: Polynesian Village Resort
- What: Polynesian Cuisine
Flying Fish
- Where: Disney’s BoardWalk
- What: Seafood and Steaks
The Hollywood Brown Derby
- Where: Hollywood Studios
- What: Contemporary American Cuisine
Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue
- Where: Fort Wilderness
- What: Dinner Show (The meal is all-you-care-to-enjoy and is served family style)
Jiko – The Cooking Place
- Where: Animal Kingdom Lodge
- What: African Cuisine
Le Cellier Steakhouse
- Where: Epcot – Canada Pavilion
- What: American, Steakhouse Cuisine
Mickey’s Backyard BBQ
- Where: Fort Wilderness
- What: American Cuisine/Character Dining/Dinner Show
Monsieur Paul
- Where: Epcot – France Pavilion
- What: French Cuisine
Morimoto Asia
- Where: Disney Springs
- What: Pan-Asian
Narcoossee’s
- Where: Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
- What: American, Seafood Cuisine
Tiffins
- Where: Animal Kingdom
- What: African, Asian, Latin Cuisine
Yachtsman Steakhouse
- Where: Yacht Club
- What: American, Steakhouse Cuisine
I’ve added the list to the website, so it’s easy to find. If you need the list in the future you can find it on the main menu under “Planning Guides.” Hope the information helps!
Thanks for reading!
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And coming soon, be our guest for dinner for two credits.
Paddlefish at Disney Springs is another two credit dining destination- mixed reviews though.
Thanks Margaret! I must have missed that one when I typed up the list.