Alien Pizza Planet

What a blast! Alien Pizza Planet is out of this world! I've been to many pizza places, but this BBQ chicken pizza is on a whole other level. The crust was perfectly crispy, the chicken was tender and flavorful, and the BBQ sauce had the perfect balance of sweet and tangy. I'm still dreaming about every delicious bite. The service was fast and friendly, and the cosmic atmosphere just added to the fun. I can't wait to go back to this pizza planet for another incredible meal!

I have been a huge fan of toy story ever since I was a kid and visiting and eating at the pizza planet has been something I’ve always imagined wanting to do since I was young. This definitely fulfilled all of my childhood dreams and the restaurant is exactly how it appears in the movie which is absolutely amazing.🥰✨ I was so excited to walk through the doors and seeing the cute displays on the ceiling and the layout of the restaurant was adorable. I of course had to get a photo outside.! The food was delicious. I loved the salad and I loved the pizza.!! Mum enjoyed her pasta with the shrimp which she devoured because she was so hungry from all the walking she’d done🤍🙏🏼 eating here fulfilled all of my dreams and I was so happy, thank you!!

We visited Alien Pizza Planet and were disappointed by the long wait times—even with mobile ordering, it took quite a while just to get in, as staff were monitoring and controlling restaurant occupancy. I tried the artichoke and pesto pizza slice with a Diet Coke. The taste was decent. I’d recommend going during non-peak times.

Very nice place! I really enjoyed the pizza — it was a great size, reasonably priced, and delicious. The staff, as always, were very friendly and welcoming.

A shadow of its former brilliance. Post-virus, it was not returned to the buffet it was. Still relatively good eats. Plenty of options. Carry on. We miss you Red Rockets Pizza Port. May you live on in the great beyond at the end of the universe.

My kids liked the pizza. I was disappointed more in the atmosphere, I would recommend a redesign to include props like if it was a pizza arcade that would have been amazing to be in just that atmosphere. Price for the food was decent.

Alien Pizza Planet is one of our favorite spots for lunch or dinner at Disneyland! We were so impressed with how accommodating they were for our vegan and Jain diet. The chef even came out personally to discuss options with us and made a delicious pasta dish just for us! It’s rare to find that level of care and attention, and we truly appreciated it. The atmosphere is fun, the food is tasty, and the service is top-notch. It’s always a great dining experience, and we’ll definitely keep coming back. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a customizable and accommodating meal at Disneyland!

I’m going to be honest, I actually didn’t eat here, but the vibes are out of this world. From the moment I stepped near Pizza Planet, I felt like I had been zapped straight into Andy’s imagination. The nostalgia hit me harder than Buzz Lightyear realizing he’s just a toy. 🚀 Everything — from the alien claw machine to the rocket ship decor — is a love letter to Toy Story fans. I half expected Woody to swing in from the ceiling and high-five me. (Thankfully the prospector was neither seen nor smelt.) The soundtrack? Perfection. I heard “You’ve Got a Friend in Me” and nearly teared up with joy. Randy Newman, you legend. (Aside from what he’s said about short people…) Even though I didn’t grab a slice (regret level: INFINITY), the energy here was electric. Kids were laughing, adults were grinning like they were 8 years old again, and the staff were all in on the fun — kind, playful, and full of Pixar magic. If you’re a Toy Story fan, this place isn’t just a restaurant — it’s a pilgrimage. Next time, I’m not just walking in. I’m going to sprint through the doors like Andy just shouted, “Pizza Planet, let’s go!” *please use for ambiance only and don’t eat the food based on this review

Casual order at the counter and choose your own table eatery in Tomorrowland, Disneyland inspired by the LGM from Toy Story! We have the annual key, so I always need to find dairy-free staples in the parks. They added the sesame-ginger vegetable noodles with the option of adding chicken to the menu - and I'm so glad they have a dairy free option at Pizza Planet! The noodles are pretty good with lots of vegetables. The taste is pretty similar to frozen noodle packs with a teriyaki sauce, but for the limited healthier or dairy free options at Disneyland, I'm happy!

Pizza is average. Stay away from the chicken Caesar salad, got bad food poisoning from it Also, not a fan of the new layout. The previous cafeteria style layout was more efficient

Avoid if can. Waste of (a lot of) your time. We did mobile order couple of times and every time it takes about 20 minutes to get our order once the app said we should be in line. And all that for food that is mediocre at best. The staff does not seem to mind that they are wasting your time, I talked to who I thought is a manager - and all I got was "we take this into consideration". I was surprised that this is how Disney cast member gave me this attitude. Avoid.

This Disneyland quick-service is located next to Space Mountain in Tomorrowland. There are multiple areas of seating. However, it's always a struggle to find an empty table here since it's a really popular place to eat at and it's just so dang crowded. If you can, I suggest doing a mobile order as there can be a long line to wait in if you order in person. The Count Down Fusilli was one of my favorite meals to eat at Disneyland. The portion is generous and the white cream sauce is usually creamy and delicious. Plus the seasoned meat of choice (shrimp or chicken) topped with basil and shaved Parmesan kicks it up a notch. I recently tried it again this past weekend and the sauce was bland and a bit watery and the pasta was cold. It was underwhelming compared to all the other times I had it. Hopefully it was just a fluke but the rest of the other food is mid like its pizza and salads.

Fun and casual eatery at Disneyland - plenty of seating, neat & clean ambience, and good food options. It was perfect for what we needed (vegan food). Got the following: 1. Ginger sesame veggie noodles (pretty filling, good portion of noodles, decent amt of veggies & flavor) -- basic version is vegan; can add chicken to it if you want 2. Gluten-free pizza (no cheese, just tomato sauce) - for our toddler - he loved it. This was hand delivered to us by the chef who prepared it, who also ensured us that the crust was GF, dairy free, soy free, corn free etc 3. Gluten-free vegan pizza (with daiya cheese) - we loved it The gluten-free crust here is surprisingly tasty! daiya cheese was also good. Overall we were very happy with our cheese pizza. Would recommend- esp if you have allergies and want to play it safe. Noticed that they also had a salad, pasta and pepperoni pizza on the menu. Service was mixed... the cashier DEF didn't enjoy her job and made it clear to us that ordering a GF pizza was more work for her... but she did it anyway. The other service staff were great!

As a long time Toy Story fan & Disneyland goer, it's ironic that I've never tried pizza from the one and only Pizza Planet. Like a lot of food items at Disney, the pizza was good but not great, I think it tastes better because of the atmosphere. The cheese and pepperoni were pretty good though, but the pizza was a bit oily. Still, a pretty decent option for a quick bite to eat, especially if you order ahead on the app!

The service was very fast with my food being available within minutes of mobile ordering. The ambiance is fun inside with Toy Story themes throughout. The food was really mediocre tasting like something you whipped up in your kitchen. The pizza was room temp with the cheese being hardened to the dough. The pasta was better with it being a warm dish with soft meats, plenty of sauce and well cooked noodles.

Not bad, 3 stars for having gluten free crust available. It took longer but I don't mind. Being in Disneyland I don't have high expectations but I was happy that I could grab a quick meal. Interior was nice and they had many condiments for your meal.

Disneyland quick service food options just aren't great, but you have to have fuel to keep your energy up for the parks. When I get hungry, I seem to almost always find myself stopping here for dinner. It's crowded and loud, but it's hard to mess up basic Italian food, even in a theme park. I enjoy ordering from the kid's menu here, and I usually get the Space-ghetti (spaghetti) and meatballs meal ($8.49). It comes with a small fountain soda or bottle of water, a mini bowl of pasta, and a Cutie mandarin orange. It's a bummer that they don't offer vegan meatballs in the kids meals like they do at other quick service restaurants at Disneyland. I just pick out the meatballs and give them to my husband. Plant based eaters will like the Sesame-Ginger Vegetable Noodles ($12.99), which is well spiced with interesting flavors. I've had this a couple of times but it's always too much for me to finish myself. I also wish it was served cold, I think it would be a lot better than hot. They also have a version of this but with chicken breast added for the same price. The adult meals are large, especially the pastas. If my traveling companion gets pasta, I'll usually just share. The dishes are more "gourmet" than you'd expect from a theme park, at least in creativity. The creamy pesto and shrimp pasta ($12.99) is pretty tasty. The ingredients aren't high quality, but at least the flavors are better than average. The salads are just okay, and the pizza is pretty abysmal. The biggest ripoff here are the slices of pizza, which run around $9.00 each and are comparable to a really bad slice of Domino's. Don't eat the pizza at Alien Pizza Planet -- I know, doesn't that sound crazy? The best value here has to be the fountain sodas, which you can refill yourself! I repeat: FREE REFILLS. You can also get refills of hot chocolate, which is really creamy and yummy at Disneyland. One of my favorite things to do during the cold weather or holiday season is to come here for a mini cup of hot chocolate, which I refill and then enjoy it to warm up. Also important to note: this location participates in mobile ordering, so do that if you want to save time and avoid standing in line. They also give discounts for annual passholders, and there are a lot of gluten free options if you need those. There are lots of tables inside (with adorable Toy Story alien theming), but there's also a secret back outdoor patio that's covered (by the entrance to Space Mountain) and a few small shaded tables in front of the restaurant that is the best spot for people watching.

My kids like this spot for pizzas and quick food but I am sharing that is the place to get the Alien macaroon and Alien merch! So cute!! It has changed from cafeteria style to order and pay first and then bring receipt to a cast member and THEy give you your order. I think it's faster and more efficient, and less chaotic, than previously.

The plant based brownie was amazing. I wish they sold these at downtown Disney. It's just that it's so small and missing the ice cream lol. It was $5.49. They do have the brownie a la mode at carnation cafe. I'm honestly not sure if it's the same but they're both good. I just wish they had more plant based options here. I ordered it on the app so when I went to pick up, the line to the window took a while. When I reached the front of the line, the employee just pulled it out of the fridge and handed it to me. It was a busy Saturday at Alien Pizza Planet!

Everyone knows... Elon Musk is a Trail Blazer. I mean c'mon! Tesla, Twitter...errr I mean "X", and of course Space X just to name the big ones. But before there was Space X, circa 3.14.2022, Another Pie had its day (see what I did there)... And was ruling the Pepperoni universe!! Pizza Planet, now Alien Pizza Planet, formerly the Redd Rockett's Pizza Port.... See, even Disney can rename companies like Musk did to twitter ;) Point is... Disneys famous rocket proceeded Space X's launch when it first took off in the hit movie Toy Story on November 22, 1995. In 1998, 5.22 to be exact, The Pizza of "Tomorrow" was born! Pizza, Pasta, Salad... All ready in "light speed" (well, maybe not that fast). But close enough! Maybe, Elon Musk can show Disney how to accelerate their line cooks to perform like his Plaid Model S ;) Located in Tomorrowland just outside of the Space Mountain entrance, Alien Pizza Planet is out of this world my go to spot pretty much every D.L. visit. Back in the day, the good ol' days of the Pizza port, I always loved getting their Bbq chicken pizza and some sort of salad. Nowadays, the Tomorrows of yesterday... I'm all about their Chicken Sesame-Ginger Vegetable Noodles, a slice of whatever is on their specials and of course a 3-eyed alien cookie!! That, and a coke, and I am one happy Space Cadet! Of course, this is a great place for the kids and the prices are some of the best in the park for what you get. Pro tip: ORDER AHEAD on the Disneyland App!! Don't wait in line with the rest of the crowds. Also, have a family member find a table before you try and balance 3 trays, 4 drinks and what feels like 18 entrees as you make your way through the craziness trying to look for a table. ----------------------------- I say, be like Musk. Leave today behind in search for a better tomorrow (he didn't actuality say this, but he should have) Come to Tomorrowland, and experience the Pizza Port... errr I mean Alien Pizza Planet. Now who's ready to eat?? Blast off in 3....2.....1... I repeat, Blast off in 3....2....1... Houston? Houston?? Oh boy, somebody call Elon.

Alien Pizza Planet was a great! The food was really good. Huge thanks to Sean for his fantastic service. He was friendly, attentive, and made sure we were well taken care of. I'll definitely be returning for more great food and excellent service.

I stand corrected. After years of boycotting this place lol My mistake was coming here for the pizza. Alien Pizza Planet use to be called Pizza Port. Either way, with pizza in the name, you would think- hey let's order the pizza! But wrong. The pizza is just not great. However, I did discover that the pasta is fire. That fusilli pasta is so good! At first I was like okay, it's edible. And then I kept digging in and got more of the flavors. Mix around the sauce and Parmesan on top and it tastes really good. You can get either chicken or shrimp on top. I wish they had a plant based meat. But I went with shrimp. And it was really, really good. I ordered a slice of pizza just for sh!ts and giggles lol Check out my photos, you will see who won the race lol

Food 3/5 Service 3/5 Ambiance 4/5 The theme and decor were super fun, the pizza itself was just okay. I tried the Planetary Pepperoni, and while it had potential, it was a bit lackluster--kind of basic and not as flavorful as I'd hoped. The crust was decent, but overall, it felt like it was missing that "wow" factor, especially given Disneyland prices. That said, it's a convenient spot to take a break, and the space-themed atmosphere is cool, especially for kids. If you're really craving pizza, it'll do the trick, but it might not be my first choice next time around.

My go-to spot after a lot of walking and need to load up on some carbs! The fusilli pasta will always have a special place in win my heart since it's a comfort food for me and something I've been eating it since I was little. I'm really happy they let you choose between shrimp and chicken. Shrimp is the better choice in my opinion.

"You have saved our lives. We are eternally grateful." Who doesn't love the little aliens from Pixar's Toy Story? Alien Pizza Planet pays homage to the Pizza Planet restaurant from the original movie. It is located in Disneyland's Tomorrowland where the Mission to Mars attraction once stood. It's a great place to stop and grab the little ones a quick bite to eat. The menu has a variety of pastas, pizza and salads. They also have alien-shaped macarons! Food is mostly grab-and-go with plenty of seating. Overall the food is just ok here. A slice of pizza will run you close to $10. I personally like stopping here because it is less hassle, spacious and quick. You can order food ahead of time on the Disneyland app. We were also able to watch the late night fireworks from here while eating our pizza. All that is missing from this place is a Pizza Planet Space Crane "Claw" machine.

3.5/5 stars This place is a fast-food Italian spot in Disneyland. You can place a mobile order and easily get your food without a wait. I got the Count Down Chicken Fusilli ($11.99) and the Santa Alien Macaron ($7.99). The fusilli was pretty good, and had some nice cheesy bites, but I would have liked more sauce/cheese as some parts were plain. 3/5 stars for the pasta. I tried some of my boyfriend's chicken sesame-ginger vegetable noodles, and this was meh. Tasted like a dish you could get from Panda Express. What blew my mind was the macaron!! It was sooo chocolatey and so satisfying! Loved the chocolate eyes and the chocolate filling inside! 5/5 for this!!

Love pizza planet! Love the ease of ordering, mobile or walk up. We ordered the special pizza of the day and our niece ordered the spaghetti and meatballs with breadsticks. Our pizza was warm, not hot but still good. Her food was hot, portions were good-she loved it! Just wish it was more like the movie with games, arcade-would be the best!

TL;DR: Do your stomach a favor and go to Star Wars to eat. Leave Pizza Planet for Andy and the Toy Story cast Despite mobile ordering, the wait for the food is ridiculously long. Don't fall for it when they say 'your food is ready' The food itself tasted amateur in all senses of the word: - Pasta: felt like it was prepared as if a 3rd grader recently found out how to boil water to cook pasta and they were afraid they would overcook it. The sauce, on the other hand, was as if the same 3rd grader discovered salt added flavor and added a full handful. Nearly inedible - Pizza: Better than the pasta but really only by a hair. And because I personally love pizza. The crust was the best part. Normally this is the start of a review of a good slice. In this case, the rest of the pizza just disappointed. Soggy and unflavored Save your money and your appetite. Go to Star Wars. Or anywhere else.

One of the better quick service places in Disneyland park if you ask me. They don't have a huge variety but the food they have is solid and in most cases is appealing to all (namely children) aaaaaaand even better they have lots and lots of seating. I can't tell you how much I hate getting my food at Disneyland and there is no seating available at the place I just bought food from so I'm stuck making some makeshift table out of a stroller and garbage can. The pizza here really good, it's not just some cheap pizza they actually do it right but one slice is not enough for me so if I want an additional slice I'm stuck paying $18 which is insane for two pizza slices so I suggest bringing your own snack or splitting a second slice with someone if you're trying to dine a budget. The alien macaroon is pretty good too but sadly the one we got was broken so we didn't get to enjoy its cuteness to its fullest.

Chicken Fusilli what more can I say. I have been coming here from before when it was Redd Rocket's. Service is or was good and cafeteria style and you see your food as it is served up and you can ask for more and all is great. That was my last experience of what is now Alien.. the dining and ambiance is well lit and plenty of room indoor and outdoor. Out door heating is available and plenty, plenty of room! Prices have went up and serving of my fav here looks small but is filling and very satisfying. Highly recommend.

I haven't eaten here since my kids were still in middle school so let's just say it's been a while. My only memories of this place were mediocre, overpriced pizza slices. The only redeeming thing was they were fairly large. I was surprised to hear that my son wanted to come here to eat but not pizza. He said the pasta was pretty decent so I figured why not. Imagine my surprise to find the pasta really was pretty good considering this was Disneyland and at $12.99, that wasn't too shabby. It helps that you get a discount with the annual pass too. I ordered the Chicken Sesame-Ginger Vegetable Noodles that includes assorted stir fried vegetables with a flavorful Asian sauce. I was actually impressed. The portion isn't huge but very reasonable at this price point. My son had the Count Down Chicken Fusilli which he devoured in no time while my wife had the shrimp fusilli which contained a reasonable amount of shrimp. Everyone was happy with the food so that was definitely one of the highlights of our night. We did split the Alien Macarooooom (yeah, that's how they spell it) for desert but it didn't thrill me. Way too sweet. The description says it's filled salted caramel buttercream, chocolate ganache, and brownie bits. It sounds better than it is, especially for $7.99. Cute but that's about it. Make sure to use the Disneyland app to prepay your order and save yourself some time. You'll need the time to find a table to eat at. Tables here are harder to find than reasonably priced tickets for Sunday's Super Bowl between the 49ers and the Chiefs. Good luck to whoever you are rooting for. My team didn't even make the playoffs so I just want to see a good game.

Alien Pizza Planet formally known as Pizza Port. I have been eating here for years. Pizza is okay, not great by any means. My kids like it so will eat here at times. The pizza has a distinctive taste that you really can't get from anywhere else and that perhaps is what they like. I do like the buffeteria eating like area where you can refill your own drinks. Gone are the days here where you would walk up and select what you like. You order and pay with a cast member, take your ticket to another cast member in an order pick up area and they will get it for you. It moves very quick. Also great that they have plenty of seating and the fantastic refillable drink fountain drink stations! The past is okay. More like a shareable item because the taste is tiresome. The best think about the salad they offer are the sliced pieces of cheese on it! Wish they put those on the past as well. Tip, skip the cool looking alien dessert, good it is not.

Hubs wanted pizza so we came here since we thought it was the best pizza place in Disneyland. It wasn't. We got a slice of pepperoni pizza. It was just mediocre and lacked flavor - I would give it 2.5 stars at max. I saw someone outside eating pasta so I wanted to give that a try. I ordered the Chicken Sesame-Ginger Vegetable Noodles and it was BEYOND delicious!!! I devoured the entire plate, granted it wasn't that big .. but I would come just for the pasta again but not for the pizza.

This is a pizza restaurant located in tomorrow land that is Toy Story themed. We opted for a kids spaghetti and meatballs, kids cheese pizza and a hamburger pizza. The hamburger pizza was tiny and honestly not very good. The other items were "okay" nothing too special to write home about. Prices were typical Disney but the hamburger pizza we got was too small for the price and it had inedible items on the top (stem of a pickle) I would expect better at Disney. The service took awhile even though we did a mobile order (our lady seemed lost - wandering around in the back and she tried to give me the wrong item.) I would probably opt to eat somewhere else in the future.

Alien pizza planet is a must go while at Disneyland. I love the decorations and the options. The issue I have is that you pay and then pick Up your food. This causes a back up in the lines and people walking back and forth. I'd recommend this as a fill up spot for water bottles and one of the only places you can get refill soda

I've been to Disneyland several times but have never tried out Pizza Planet so this time I decided to give it a try. I used the app to mobile order a piece of pepperoni pizza, an alien macaroon and the green drink. When I arrived they were pretty busy, cast member stopped me at the door and needed to see my order to let me inside. Once inside I waited at the window several minutes for my order and they forgot my drink. I had to ask for it and she had to pull it back up on the computer because she had thrown away my receipt. The pizza was really bland, not much flavor too it at all. The macaroon was ok but the brownie bite inside of it created a strange texture that I didn't really like. The green drink was so sweet I couldn't really drink it, it was just an overload of sweetness and the lychee boba inside made it even worse. It wasn't awful but it definitely wasn't worth the price, with so many options inside the park it's an easy pass on Pizza Planet for me.

Looking for a great place to eat with your family in Tomorrow Land? Great place for you and your family to rest and fuel up on your space adventures! I honestly go here every time I'm in Disneyland. I love that there is mobile ordering available now so it's quick and convenient place to stop for food. One of the only places in Disneyland that has free refills! Great place to ice up your refillable water bottles as well! And it's inside, so whether you're escaping heat in the summer or staying warm during the winter. It's a great place to relax when you want to rest from standing in lines at space mountain! Must try: Alien macaroon.

This is located to the left of Space Mountain and they have regular ordering of mobile order available. They have lots of seating available inside, but also if you walk towards the back they have additional tables. I got the pizza which was ok, nothing bad about it, but also nothing amazing about it. For the kids it was perfect and they finished the entire thing. My sister says their pastas are really good so I will definitely try those next time.

Pizza is fair not great but they sell by the slice so you can eat and run. The salad was decent and a good value for five dollars and some change. The restaurant itself was very clean and the staff were friendly.

Alien Pizza is one of the most popular food spots at Disneyland. Located in Tomorrowland. They took over the OG pizza joint that was here forever. Located next to Space Mountain. Order ahead on the app. The lines can be crazy long at lunch and dinner time. There are better locations for kid food portions. The food was a lot smaller then most. Kids Pizza - $7.49 Spacegetti with Meatballs - $8.49

Alien Pizza Palace is in Tomorrowland. Appalling - worse than high school cafeteria food. In order to go there. You must have a ticket to Disneyland Park. It is in the park. It is so bad. Just don't bother. The pizza tastes like something you would get at Dodger Stadium, frozen, dry, little toppings, just the worst. The price is absurd for what you are getting. I have never had worse food at Disneyland and that is saying a lot. The service is slow, but fine. The place is somewhat clean, but they could do so much better. This is just not good--at all.

A nice tribute to Pizza Planet if you're a fan of Toy Story, especially if you're one of the OG fans from the 90s when Toy Story first came out. The alien macaron is very cute. Noodles here weren't too bad by amusement park standards.

2 stars Obviously, it's a very bad, overpriced pizza place by normal, outside-of-Disneyland standards. However, inside the Disney bubble, I guess it's not super, super terrible. If you like your pizzas thick and doughy, then it's actually pretty good. But, if you're a thin-crust lover, than it's not the right spot for you. At a wallet-shredding, heartache-inducing $8.99 per slice, you're better off going to Costco for a pepperoni or cheese slice. With that said, the enchilada slice isn't entirely terrible, but definitely not memorable. If you're still wondering if you should try this place, I'm here to tell you that Costco pizza is better. Save your $$ for something else.

I frequent Disneyland because I have a Magic Key (annual pass). I've eaten at most places there, and I have to say, I underestimated this place. I have eaten here before years ago, and I probably found the food mediocre which is why I haven't been back in so long. However, I was at the park with friends who have young children, and pizza and pasta were their food of preference, so off to Alien Pizza Planet. This fast casual restaurant is located right next to the entrance of Space Mountain in Tomorrowland. These days, I use mobile ordering because it's fast and convenient. I was pleasantly surprised at how fast service the service was! Usually, I mobile order and then indicate "I'm here; make my order" and wait for my number to be called. Here, I was in the vicinity of the cash register, and the person behind the register asked me for my order number while it was still being prepared. They then immediately marked my order as completed and served me my food. I could see that, because they only have a limited number of menu items, they had a bunch freshly made orders lined up, so all they had to do was grab what we ordered. I ordered the charred broccolini and lemon chicken pasta. Overall, it was tasty, much better than I expected. I also got to try a bit of the Impossible bolognese, which was also yummy! The pasta itself was well cooked; the sauce was creamy yet I could also taste the tart of the lemon. The portion was also generous; I had enough leftovers for another meal. While it is not my favorite place to eat in the park, I would definitely eat here again.

Pizza planet is one of our go to places for a quick meal, refill our water bottles at the self serve fountain drink station, and sit for a bit. We find that mobile ordering is the most efficient way to go, which I highly recommend for anyone who visits the park. I usually order their kids spaghetti meal, which comes with a small drink, cuties mandarin, and a pack of baby carrots. It's the perfect amount of food if you don't want to eat too much and are planning to eat your way through Disney that day lol.

I've been to Alien Pizza Planet--the cafeteria-style Disneyland eatery formerly known as Pizza Port--several times over the years, including two consecutive dinners when our crew went with my sister-in-law and her family last month. I don't have a particular fondness for the place, but it's convenient and the food isn't bad, which makes it like an 8 out of 10 on an amusement park scale. Ordering is fast and simple, especially now that you can do it on the Disneyland app. There's plenty of seating as well as lots of space for small children to run around right nearby--our three-year-old son and nephew like to wild out together, and they had a great time playing in that Tomorrowland fountain area with the giant spinnable granite ball in the middle. The food is fine. The pizza by the slice is unremarkable but satisfying. I like the pepperoni. There's also a kid-size cheese pizza that comes with carrots, a Cuties mandarin, and a small milk or water. If you'd prefer a salad, you can get that here too. The chicken and orange salad (can't help but picture the meeting where they decided "Chinese chicken salad" was offensive) was perfectly adequate, a Napa salad blend with diced grilled chicken, shredded carrots, mandarin orange, slivered almonds, crispy chow mein noodles, sesame seeds, and a sweet chili-soy dressing. We have yet to go to Disneyland with dinner planned out in advance, and until we unlock that level of parental proficiency, Alien Pizza Planet is a great default. It's easy and quick with enough pizza and other offerings to feed everyone in the family.

I have mixed feelings about Alien Pizza Planet. I've had the Mega Pepperoni Pizza Slice and Count Down Chicken Fusilli. I'll start with the good. The chicken fusilli is delicious, however, its not better than any pasta you can get outside of the park, but if this is what you're craving and you want it inside the park, this is a good option. I think this is one of the better places to get pasta compared to all the other places to get pasta inside the parks.  It's just as good as the pasta at Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta, and better than the pasta at Plaza Inn. The sauce has good flavor and the pasta is a good al dente, not overcooked. Just don't come here to eat and expect restaurant quality and you'll think the food is decent but nothing special. The portions are big so it's good to share with another person. They also have a drink fountain, I like to refill my reusable water bottle here. Onto the bad. The pepperoni pizza is bad, not good at all, save yourself the time, money, calories and don't get it. It's just not good pizza, and I rarely say this about pizza. Not sure how they could mess up pizza so badly. Granted I haven't tried it in probably over a decade, but I remember getting this often and I would always give them another chance, more chances than I should have given. The bread is just not good, not fresh and the cheese tastes very processed. Unless, maybe they have cracked the code and improved their pizza, who knows. If you want pizza, get the Pepperoni Flatbread at Red Rose Taverne in Disneyland, it's decent. You could also get the Pepperoni Pizza at Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta in Disney California Adventure, decent. It's inside Disneyland at Tomorrowland. Service is quick and friendly. There is a lot of inside and outside covered seating. It does get crowded sometimes though so you may have to search for a table. You could get in line to order but there is also a mobile order option which is what I usually do.  Sometimes there are no immediate time slots available depending on when you order, but the wait isn't long maybe at most 30 minutes.  I think the price is fair here accounting for inflation.  Also keep in mind food inside the park is going to cost more, as expected.  The amount of food you get is worth the price minus the terrible pepperoni pizza.

Alien Pizza Planet delivers an intergalactic dining adventure with its extraordinary pizza creations. The playful space-themed decor creates a delightful atmosphere, perfect for families and pizza enthusiasts. The service is exceptional, guaranteeing swift delivery of delectable extraterrestrial treats. Although the pizzas might fall short, both in taste and price for a single slice, the true highlights are found in their pastas and the captivating Alien Macaron. Opting for these alternatives promises a more gratifying culinary expedition. The availability of both outdoor and indoor seating enhances the dining experience, accommodating diverse preferences and weather conditions.

I refused to buy my kid a $9 piece of cheese pizza so we went for the $12 shrimp pasta. I'm not sure who comes up with the pricing (or maybe parents just don't care) but I was impressed with the pasta. Minimal shrimp but the sauce and noodles tasted great and had fresh basil and cheese on top. It may be one of the better value options in the park.

This place is hilarious . My friend got the Alien macaroon (pictured here), and it's enough to share, and it's funny. Gotta love those green aliens. Pro tip: Get their Alien slippers, and you can refill your soda for FREE all day here. The only trick is that you have to come back here for your refills, but it'll save you hella money. The pizza is reasonably priced for a theme park and tastes like something Red Baron or some frozen pizza would taste like. It's not horrible, but average. We found the pepperoni to be decent, and they have a lot of kid options if you have kids. Our many pizza slices were hot and fresh, no complaints there. You know how I hate cold food when it's supposed to be hot. Not the case here, thank goodness. Their pasta tastes like something from a school cafeteria, and their meatballs taste like something from Ikea. The salad was fresh, and the dressing was a packet. We had no problems with it other than it was small. The tomatoes were fresh, too. They have fast mobile ordering, a good amount of seating, a huge soda selection, and generally fun decor. Out of all the fast food joints in the park, this one is our favorite.

Overall a 3.5 because pricing here is crazy. I got the count down chicken fusili- white pesto w chicken for $12, pretty good. My bf added salt and peppers (which made it a bit too spicy imo). I think it's one of the best foods I've had at Disney and will get again if I want a reliable filling meal.

Came to try the new plant based sesame ginger vegetable noodles. I was so disappointed, visually it looked good, but taste wise it was unappealing. Everything was either undercooked (noodles) or raw (all the vegetables) and drenched in their "sesame ginger" sauce which was overly sweet. I only took a few bites and sadly tossed it out. I don't recommend this dish but I DO recommend Alien Pizza Planet for their pizza and pasta!

It was AMAZEBALLS to find a place AT Disney that had a self-serve, ALL YOU COULD DRINK beverage service area including Power Ade! Get your food where you want, me personally, got the turkey legs, but hydrated here.

The food was ok. Service was alright. The wait to order didn't take too long and siting

Alien Pizza Planet is typically a location that I don't think is spectacular as it's just pizza, salad, and breadsticks; but the countdown pasta has made this 2-3 star to a 4 star restaurant for me! I've always loved the seating as Space Mountain has been a favorite ride of mine since I was a kid. Plus, who doesn't love an abundance of seating in air conditioning?! This is a quick service location, which is great for a quick bit to eat! If you haven't already downloaded the Disneyland app, do it asap! You can mobile order/pay, so you just arrive at your selected time to select you are here then go to the designated pick up line. Skip the long line to order and pay! You already spend all day in lines, skip the wait for food and be enjoying some tasty pasta before you know it.

Alien Pizza Planet, while creatively themed, doesn't quite hit the mark on pizza, especially considering the price. Their pasta dishes are adequate but not the best you can find in the park. A true gem, however, is their alien macaron, which is a must-try. The staff's performance is stellar, contributing to a pleasant experience. Preordering via the app is a handy tip for convenience. It's also a good spot for complimentary water, and the cleanliness of the establishment is commendable, with frequent wiping of tables and cleaning of floors.

Personally, I've loved eating at Pizza Planet since I was little. It's my go-to lunch spot whenever I'm at Disneyland. This restaurant is located in the corner of Tomorrowland next to Space Mountain. There is indoor and outdoor seating available here. Since COVID, they've changed their cafeteria style restaurant to pay at the register and give your receipt to a cast member type place. My go-to dish is the count down chicken fusilli. The menu has changed throughout the years... especially the pastas but the chicken fusilli has always stayed a staple dish. There are a bunch of different pizzas, pastas and salads to choose from as well. For an appetizer, the breadsticks with a side of marinara sauce is a great option. I would recommend this place to other people.