Food and Drink
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A day at Disney Adventure World isn't complete without some tasty food and drink. Whether you're after a quick bite, a leisurely dinner or a refreshing drink, the park has something for everyone. Here's an overview of the places to eat and drink, including price categories, types of restaurants and handy tips.
Types of Restaurants
For a quick and affordable lunch, there's Super Diner, a classic American lunch spot serving sandwiches and other hearty rolls. If you'd rather eat something lighter or more substantial, head to The Hollywood Gardens Restaurant. The menu here features dishes made with fresh, often plant-based ingredients, served in a bright, green setting.
Marvel fans shouldn't miss Stark Factory in Avengers Campus. In this industrial canteen you can tuck into fresh pasta, pizza and salads, surrounded by props and details from the Marvel universe.
If you really want to push the boat out, Bistrot Chez Rémy is the place to go. In this restaurant, inspired by the film Ratatouille, you can savour French cuisine while dining among ‘rat-sized’ tables and chairs.
Can you bring your own food and drink?
You're allowed to bring your own food and drink into Disneyland Paris, with the exception of glassware and alcohol. Although there are no picnic areas inside the park, dedicated picnic areas are available outside the park.
Inside the park, you're encouraged to make use of the various places to eat, where you'll find something to suit every taste and budget.
Lunch in the park
Disney Adventure World offers plenty of options for a good lunch. Lunch is the meal the park caters for best, with a wide range of choices, from quick snacks to full meals. Popular lunch spots include Front Lot, where you'll find various stalls selling snacks such as pretzels and ice creams, and Avengers Campus, where you can head to Stark Factory for fresh pasta, pizzas and salads in an industrial setting full of Marvel details. You can also have breakfast and dinner in the park, but most of the eateries are ideal for lunch.
Dining Packages
When you stay at one of the Disney hotels, you can choose from various dining packages. These range from breakfast only to half board and full board, and give you access to various restaurants in the park and the hotels. The packages are handy because you pay in advance, so you don't have to worry about costs on the day.
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 the restaurants you choose.