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A day at Walt Disney Studios Park isn’t complete without some great food and drink. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite, a hearty dinner, or a refreshing drink, the park has something for everyone. Here’s a breakdown of the food and drink options, including price points, restaurant types, and helpful tips.
For a quick and affordable lunch there is Super Diner, a classic American lunch spot where you'll find sandwiches and other hearty pastries. Those who prefer something lighter or more substantial can go to The Hollywood Gardens Restaurant. Here you'll find dishes with fresh, often plant-based ingredients on the menu, served in a light and green environment.
Marvel fans are smitten Stark Factory Avengers Campus is no exception. In this industrial canteen, you can enjoy fresh pasta, pizza, and salads while surrounded by props and details from the Marvel universe.
For those who really want to go all out, Bistrot Chez Remy the place. In this restaurant, inspired by the film Ratatouille, taste your French dishes while dining among rat-sized tables and chairs.
You are allowed to bring your own food and drinks to Disneyland Paris, with the exception of glassware and alcohol. Although there are no picnic areas inside the park, there are designated picnic areas available outside the park.
Within the park you are encouraged to take advantage of the various dining options, where you can find something to suit every taste and budget.
Walt Disney Studios Park offers plenty of opportunities for a good lunch. Lunch is the most convenient here, with a wide range of options, from quick snacks to more elaborate meals. Popular lunch spots include Front Lot, where you'll find various stalls with snacks like pretzels and ice cream, and Avengers Campus, where you can enjoy a delicious lunch at the restaurant. Stark Factory You can enjoy fresh pasta, pizza, and salads in an industrial setting full of Marvel details. Breakfast and dinner are also available in the park, but most eateries are ideal for lunch.
When staying overnight in one of the Disney hotels, you can choose from different dining packages. These packages range from breakfast to half board and full board, and include access to various restaurants in the park and hotels. The packages are convenient because you pay in advance and you don't have to worry about the costs on the spot.
Half board includes breakfast and one meal (lunch or dinner), while full board includes breakfast, lunch and dinner. The packages are available in different price categories, depending on the hotel and restaurants you choose.