Disneyland Paris is preparing a new meal-plan structure for arrivals from April 1, 2027. The four reported tiers are Essential, Extra, Signature and Royal, with the plans expected to go on sale September 8, 2026.
DLP Report shared two document images. The images carry a footer naming a “Product description – Meal options” document for the 2027–28 season and mark the restaurant list as subject to change. The same tier names, prices and hotel structure also appear in a current AttractionTickets.com meal-plan guide.
Disneyland Paris’ current meal-plan terms remain Standard, Plus, Extra Plus and Premium. The 2027 prices and restaurant list have not yet been published, so the figures below describe reported advance material and should be rechecked when Disney opens the new booking flow.
🍽️ Disneyland Paris is rolling out a new Dining Plan for arrivals from April 1, 2027. On sale September 8, 2026. Open to Disney Hotels and Partner Hotels Guests. 3 formulas to choose from, except for the Disneyland Hotel (2 formulas incl 1 exclusive):
— DLP Report (@DLPReport) August 24, 2026
View DLP Report’s original meal-plan chart on X.
The Four Tiers Cover 18 to 35 Restaurants
The reported plan is progressive. Each level adds restaurants to the previous level, with Royal adding character dining and the broadest resort access. The reported count is 18 restaurants for Essential, 25 for Extra, 31 for Signature and 35 for Royal.
| Plan | Reported restaurant count | Reported hotel access | Examples added at that level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | 18 | Disney Davy Crockett Ranch, Disney Hotel Cheyenne and Disney Hotel Santa Fe; not Disneyland Hotel | Chuck Wagon Café, La Cantina and Crockett’s Tavern |
| Extra | 25 | Adds Disney Newport Bay Club and Disney Sequoia Lodge | Cape Cod, Yacht Club, Hunter’s Grill and Beaver Creek Tavern |
| Signature | 31 | Adds Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel and more park restaurants | Downtown Restaurant, Manhattan Restaurant, Bistrot Chez Rémy and Captain Jack’s |
| Royal | 35 | Exclusive to Disneyland Hotel guests | La Table de Lumière, Royal Banquet, Plaza Gardens and character dining |
The list includes table-service restaurants, buffets and quick-service locations. The source document separates bars and locations outside the eligible meal-plan list, and it warns that the restaurant lineup can change before the plans go on sale.
The Number of Meals Changes the Price
Guests are expected to choose between one meal per night, covering lunch or dinner, and two meals per night, covering lunch and dinner. The reported prices are per person, per night, with separate adult and child rates.
| Plan | One meal per night | Two meals per night |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | €32 adult / €16 child | €60 adult / €30 child |
| Extra | €42 adult / €21 child | €80 adult / €40 child |
| Signature | €48 adult / €24 child | €90 adult / €45 child |
| Royal | €90 adult / €45 child | €170 adult / €85 child |
Partner hotels and Villages Nature Paris qualify only for the one-meal-per-night formula. The document also marks Royal as a Disneyland Hotel exclusive, while Essential and Extra are unavailable to Disneyland Hotel guests.
Breakfast Appears to Become a Separate Decision
The 2027 material focuses on lunch and dinner rather than repeating the current breakfast, half-board and full-board labels. Current booking information describes breakfast as a separate choice, with guests choosing hotel breakfast, a parks or Disney Village breakfast, or no breakfast.
That point needs a final check in Disney’s booking flow. Breakfast remains part of Disneyland Paris’ current meal-plan terms, and no breakfast price appears in the new document images. Readers should not add a breakfast cost to the figures above until the resort publishes the 2027 terms.
Royal Is Built Around Disneyland Hotel Dining
Royal is the clearest shift in the reported structure. It is reserved for guests staying at the Disneyland Hotel and reaches the resort’s character-dining restaurants, including Royal Banquet, La Table de Lumière, Plaza Gardens and The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge.
Signature also reaches several table-service restaurants, including Downtown and Manhattan at Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel. The practical choice is less about a simple “best” plan than where a guest is staying, how many sit-down meals the trip needs and whether character dining is part of the budget.
🍽️ Here’s the list of restaurants covered by each of the new Disneyland Paris dining plans. Available for arrivals from April 1, 2027. On sale September 8, 2026.
— DLP Report (@DLPReport) August 24, 2026
View DLP Report’s restaurant eligibility list on X.
Restaurant Reservations Still Matter
A meal plan does not reserve a table. Disneyland Paris currently tells hotel guests that they can book restaurant tables after receiving their booking confirmation, and the resort warns that some restaurants may open reservations later than others. That will matter most for Royal and Signature guests targeting character dining or the resort’s small group of table-service restaurants.
Guests should treat the plan as a way to prepay eligible meals, not as a guarantee that a preferred restaurant will have a table. The final 2027 list, booking terms, breakfast rules and availability will be the checkpoints to review when sales open September 8.
Sources: DLP Report’s original plan chart, DLP Report’s restaurant list, Disneyland Paris’ current meal-plan page and AttractionTickets.com’s current 2026/2027 guide.
Image: Disneyland Paris.