Tomorrowland

By far my favorite place in Magic Kingdom!! The scenery and ambience is out of this world. If you are going to Magic Kingdom, do not skip this part of the park. If you like thrill rides, or just want to chill, Tomorrowland offers it both. Also recommended if you are into old sci-fi and retro futurism (like me).

We always visit Disney Tomorrowland first when arriving at the park. Every area had fun rides but the ones we seem to like best are here. Just walk up Main Street USA and take a right before the Cinderella’s Castle. Tons of rides, shops and restaurants, it’s just great!

TL;DR: Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom is a must-visit area featuring iconic rides like TRON Lightcycle and Space Mountain, plus classic Disney futuristic vibes. Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom is an essential stop on every visit! This area combines Disney’s iconic vision of the future with thrilling attractions like the legendary TRON Lightcycle Run and Space Mountain. For a mix of relaxation and excitement, hop on the PeopleMover for a peaceful tour or dive into the high-speed action of TRON. With its unique design and unforgettable rides, Tomorrowland is where Disney magic meets futuristic adventure!

This land has thrilling rides such as Tron and Space Mountain. It has classics such as Tomorrowland Speedway, Carousel of Progress, Tomorrowland Transit authority, and Astro Orbiter. And rides that are fun for the whole family in Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin and the Monsters Inc Laugh Floor. There are shops and dining for all discerning tastes and tastebuds located throughout this land. In my opinion, I hope that Wall-E will go into the former home of Stitch's Great Escape in the future. Couldn't hurt for Disney to give this a try. My recommendation for Fastpass is on Tron and Space Mountain. I would only get Fastpass on Astro Orbiter and the Tomorrowland Speedway if the line exceeds 45 minutes. Enjoy everyone.

Fun place to take you children and grandchildren. Lots to see and do. We didn't ride all the rides and probably missed a few attractions, but it was pretty crowded come 1pm. Love the fast pass. It's only $20 per person and I tell ya it's WELL WORTH IT!! There is no way I can stand in a line for an hour plus to ride a ride. With the fast pass you get to make a reservation for a ride and walk past all the people who didn't purchase the fast pass. My grandson would not have be much fun had he had to stand in the long lines just to get on a 5 min ride. So again it's worth it.

This entire area of Magic Kindom is probably the best part (in my opinion at least). There seems to be more to do and all of the exciting rides are in the area. I really liked the idea of a land that could exist tomorrow. On a hot day, it's a great idea to hop aboard the people mover and just relax a little bit. Nice to be in the shade and move a little fast for some wind in your face.

The new Tron ride is amazing. Leave it to Disney to always be ahead of innovation. Join the virtual queue before you get to the park, if you want to ride it when you first get there. We joined the queue once we got to the park, and we rode it at night. I recommend riding it at night, but it's your personal preference.

Tomorrowland has a lot to offer. Space mountain the indoor lights out Rollercoaster 🎢. The people mover wich rides along a rail and gives great park views with interactive sound guide. The Tomorrowland theater takes you from the past to the future with animatronics that resemble humans acting put the past and present, very relaxing. With a couple other rides present there is a lot of fun to be had. There is a restaurant near the entrance of Tomorrowland also. Fun for the whole family no matter what age. Innovation and the future creative imagination.

I wasn't really expecting much since usually food at the parks are alright but this place is really good!! Just make sure to order at a good time because they stop taking orders every now and then to catch up. The place is very big but still a little bit of a struggle to find a place to sit if you want to eat at the restaurant!! The burger and fries were a good size and very filling!! You get the burger with the sauce but you get the vegetables separately and build the burger.

Dining in Disney right now is a bit challenging and takes more planning, but in the end, it works fine. We have learned that dining earlier is the easier route to go. We used the app and ordered a shrimp and chicken combo, which included hush puppies and fries. After waiting only a short time, our food was ready and easy to pick up. The portion was big enough for my husband and me to share and everything was good. There was a variety of condiments from which to choose for the shrimp and chicken. The tables were constantly being cleaned and were spaced out nicely. I wouldn't be surprised if Disney continues the use of the app for food ordering as it seems efficient.

It's one of those inside / outside places to get a quick bite to eat at Disney. Even though it's technically outside it's covered so you can eat under some shade. Not too bad even on a hot day and the views are nice in Tomorrow Land. Nice assortment of comfort food options to Americanized Asian food plates. A bit pricey as expected but tasty eats. Really good desserts too. As others have stated this spot does have some strange hours. One day we ate here and the next day it was closed at the same time. We snagged a spot here to watch the fireworks during their Christmas celebration and it was terrific.

Everything is mobile order and pick up which I didn't mind. No need in saying that the food was a bit pricey, because duh! We're at The Walt Disney Resorts...lol This was the first place we ate once we got to the park. It served its purpose, but there was nothing to rave about. The fact that the food wasn't amazing might've been the first shocker for me, and my kids as 1st timers, but there are plenty of other spots similar to this on the resort.

Food is average for a theme park. We got the fish and shrimp and the lobster roll. They are implementing the order on app and pick up which is super convenient. The wait was super short. Our order was ready for pickup within a few short minutes after submitting our order.

It want the best restaurants in the park but the location was perfect . It's located to the right of the Cinderella castle . There is a patio area where you sit and dine . It's also a good place sit and watch the fireworks or get away from the rain if needed. It's all pretty much self seating and you can order via mobile as well. Food: We got the lobster roll and the fried shrimp with fries . The lobster roll was ok, it wasn't amazing but it was enough to fill us up for the day at magic kingdom. The shrimp on the other hand was a lot better . We also got the frozen lemonade which was so refreshing and much needed after all that walking too

We stopped here for lunch during the Keys to the Kingdom tour. I've always been intrigued by Tomorrowland Terrace. Many a trip I've walked by it on my way to Tomorrowland, but I've rarely seen it open. It seems that it's only open sporadically and for special events, however during my last trip I got a chance to try their offerings. The menu isn't too exciting, it offers basic Disney counter service foods - burgers, chicken, some salads, etc. The thing that popped out most to me was the pulled pork banh mi, which came with a side of homemade potato chips. The chips were good - they were seasoned with salt but it wasn't too overpowering, I like that homemade style so it was a win for me. The sandwich was okay. I never really thought to put pulled pork in a banh mi sandwich but it had decent flavor and the aioli that topped it added a nice twist. The sandwich was quite large however, and when I went in for a bite a bunch of the pork fell into my plate. The bread:filling ratio was also a bit off - the roll was quite large. Overall - kind of average. The food wasn't bad, but there are more exciting places to eat in the Magic Kingdom.

I have always loved this restaurant over the years. The perfect location and setup for an outdoor quick service meal that has a view and still rescues you from the Florida summer heat (due to the cover and fans). Due to COVID changes, they are currently serving menu items from Columbia Harbor House, which I also have always loved. For me, this was the perfect storm. The food was amazing and very generous portions. I got the trio of chicken nuggets, fish, and shrimp with hush puppies and fries. My mom got the salad which she said was great too. I had to get the chocolate lava cookie and I swear this was hands down the BEST DESSERT I have ever had at Disney World (which is saying a lot as someone who comes to the parks many times a year and feels the need to have a dessert with every meal). I selfishly hope they continue to serve this menu after COVID. The prices aren't bad at all for Disney, comparable to Cosmic Ray's with way better food in my opinion. Note that mobile ordering is currently the default, but unlike other quick service restaurants at MK, you're allowed to wait INSIDE the restaurant while you order/wait for your food to be prepared. Game changer.

I Love this place, I love the fact everyone is wearing a mask and very nice when you go in to pickup your order.

It was an extremely long day at Magic Kingdom. We were all tired. My family and I were greeted with the warmest and most pure vibe from an employee named Kadar. I just can't explain her magic; you just have to meet her. Nitro was another employee who was amazing. He made his rounds a few times and gave out numerous stickers to all the kids in the place. He even offered to take pictures with our personal phones for us. He shared a pleasant surprise and told us to be on the look out! A person in our party was celebrating a birthday. This experience was one of the most memorable moments from our trip. We will be booking this place every trip. This was a dessert paradise complete with assorted cheese and crackers as well as egg roll with various dips! As if that wasn't enough table was gifted an entire bag of chocolates to take home. They also took into consideration of my in laws and gave them their own parting gift. No regrets! Looking forward to reserving again in the future.

A little torn on how to review this place. They have really great coverage, and plenty of seating. It's one of the few spots in Disney where you'll find there are actually more seats than there are people. And even though it's technically outside you can still feel lot cooler on a hot summer day by eating here. The downside is the food and the pricing. The food is just okay and it's really limited at selection. Think chicken fingers and fries for ten bucks. The cashier lines move decently fast but as most of the quick-serve places go it's always a lot longer of a wait to get your food then it takes to order the food. It also offers a pretty clean bathroom but it has a limited number of stalls that fill up pretty quickly so you may want to seek a bathroom elsewhere. Overall: B Decent place for coverage and seating, just okay food and prices.

The hamburgers we got were bland and dry. You get a decent amount of fries and a 16oz drink. The burger seems to be a frozen patty and they are constantly making them like an assembly line. No refills on drinks and the string fries are homemade looking with a plain taste. Avoid this place and bring your lunch or try a different restaurant. One more thing. If you are with a few people. Tell them to scout for seats while you place the order. Hardly anyplace to sit.

They provided us our lunch on the Keys of the Kingdom tour. We were allowed to select from a decent sized menu and it was there waiting for us. The husband had the pulled pork Bhan Mi sandwich which came with chips, and I selected the Ceasar salad with chicken, The food was of decent portion size. The Bhan Mi was actually quite large, and the Husbeast said it was tasty. The chips were good. The salad.. it was a bit lacking. The chicken was tough and not really edible. But the people were very nice and we enjoyed our reserved seating next to the restroom.

We had a great experience with the mobile order and were able to get a table over looking the castle and it almost felt like a hidden gem in side Magic Kingdom. The food was good, we ordered fried shrimp and fish with fries and hush puppies, one order plus a kids meal was enough for three to share for lunch and the price wasn't bad at all and the taste was there. I will be back and hopefully next time it will remain feeling like a hidden gem as capacity opens up.

I am not sure why this place has such mediocre reviews but this place is awesome for the wishes dessert party! The dessert party is expensive but I felt it was worth it for the busy holiday weekend I attended. The desserts were fresh and the chocolate covered strawberries were amazing. It's all you can eat desserts so you'll definitely be in a food sugar coma. The view of the castle is great. It's nice being able to eat and watch fireworks away from the crowds. I would definitely do the dessert party again. It was a great experience! If you have food allergies Disney staff will make sure you have desserts you can eat! If you don't mind paying money for quality and comfort, you will be pleased with the wishes dessert party! Not having to wait an hour for a spot for fireworks is awesome!

We love this desserts party so much!! We have done it multiple times! We love the view. We love sitting and watching the amazing fireworks show! We love that we get to try so many yummy desserts and not only sweet stuff but savory stuff too!! Loved the cheeseburger spring rolls and the pineapple dessert was so good! They had a smore's bar and then my all time favorite with a the hot toffee cookie with hand scooped Ice cream! Plus a cupcake bar- create your own!! Then bonus....milk to wash it all down with. It got cold after the fireworks, so we then got hot chocolate for the walk back to the shuttles. They even have us a gift for coming. A big bag of gourmet chocolate! We love it so much and I literally tried every single thing there was. I took a bite of each thing and loved it!

Easily the worst meal I had at Disney. We had a large group of eight and had trouble setting up reservations at sit-down restaurants for the week, so one night we ended up at the Tomorrowland Terrace. The restaurant is open to the outside, which means you're covered from the sun and/or rain (as it happened the night we went) but not enclosed in A/C if that's important to you. All the adults ordered the same two things: the chicken sandwich or the bacon cheeseburger. My father-in-law said it was the worst chicken sandwich he'd ever had. The consensus was that it was dry and flavorless, and people were trying to doctor it up with mayonnaise and other condiments. I had the burger, which came with two greasy, flimsy strips of bacon. It was cooked through and edible, but clearly made from a frozen patty. The fries were unremarkable but not bad. Fortunately, my seven-year-old niece enjoyed her mac and cheese. That said, this place does have an excellent vantage point for the fireworks. If the desserts are better than the dinner, it might be worth coming here for the Wishes Dessert Party.

At most of the quick service restaurants throughout the Magic Kingdom, you'll find the same things, so if you're looking for something other than your typical American food here's you'll find your typical American-style Asian food. It is nice to have something different and it's pretty good. I enjoy the soups during the "winter" on the cool nights, but I wouldn't recommend them when it's hot, which is most of the year in Orlando. The orange chicken over rice is good and the kiddies will love the chicken nuggets (don't be surprised if you love them too). It's not indoors in the a/c, but it is at least covered. They have really weird hours, so sometimes you'll find it closed and during the really slow times of the year it won't open at all. As someone else mentioned, if you get a chance the Wishes Dessert Party they have here is really enjoyable. They serve you goodies and treats while you have a very nice view of the fireworks over the Castle. Of course, like all things at Disney, you'll pay out the nose to enjoy this experience! :)

This review is for the Fireworks Dessert party. I made reservations in advance before our trip here. Keep in mind it must be paid for at time of reservation and it does not matter where you are seated (I'll explain more below). It was $15 per person. After we checked in, we were escorted to our seats. The hostess let us know that when the show begins, all customers will be able to stand at the balconies in front of our tables. Chairs are prohibited in this area. There was a variety of desserts that ranged from chocolate dipped strawberries, Mickey Mouse shaped Rice Krispies, cream puffs, brownies, lemon shortbread, etc. Drinks included water, lemonade, hot tea, and coffee. To have an unblocked view of the show, I recommend that you stand in your desired spot about 5-10 minutes before the show begins. Overall, I'd say that you get your monies worth with the desserts and a view of the fireworks show that doesn't involve other park patrons pushing up against you or rolling over your toes with their strollers.

Dollar burger for 13.00. Terrible. Of all the overpriced underwhelming fast food restaurants in Disneyland Magic Kingdom this may be the absolute worst. Not worth any money at all. Avoid this particular restaurant at all cost. There are much better ones for the same money in other places.

Average food for an hungry soul after wandering in the wonderland. They do not have any veggie options. However, like every other restaurant they can turn a meat dish into a vegetarian one by adding 3 broccoli. Palette refused to recognize Pasta primvera and Pasta Alfredo but the tummy would much disagree. Price by quantity is way off. Bottomline: tasteless food at higher prices. When you look around, this seems to be a savior.

It was very busy it being Valentine's Day, we ate here because of the variety. Pastas, salads, burgers & chicken. It was cold by the time we got to eat but was decent not terrible at all. I mean what do you expect from a theme park food place unless it's a $$$ spot. They apparently have a desert buffet type thing in a reserved section on the water to watch fireworks & all that. I asked an employee & he said you usually have to book about 6 months in advance!!! So I might try one of these days.

Their $9 bacon cheeseburger totally hit the spot, but I was having a hypoglycemic moment and would have been happy eating just about anything at that point. We got a soda and some fries, too, typical park food. Good enough, not great. Don't go out of your way, but if your hungry, it will make your tummy stop grumbling, if you happen to be near the front gate of the Magic Kingdom.

Located at the beginning of Tomorrowland in Disney World. Disney park prices... Food was fair... - 1/3 pound burger was yummy with a couple slices of bacon. - spicy chicken sandwich (too spicy for kids) - steak salad was ok... I asked for side of ranch dressing to add. - chicken nuggets and fries were a good size for my kid. 3 large drinks Honestly this is typical theme park meal that cost us $55 dollars was one of the best value meals we had at Orlando. Worst value meal was the Nine Dragon Chinese restaurant at Epcot. Sorry... I had to post that as a warning to not to waste your money there. Plenty of seats, continuously cleaned and maintained. Restrooms conveniently located in the same location.

the man taking our order and the lady who helped us with the allergy food were excellent very kind and patient with my younger sibling while ordering. However, after we received our food we then began looking for a place to sit. There were giant seating areas to the left and right of the ordering station the one on the left was closed and the one on the right had only a few families seated so after making sure there were no spot to the left we made our way to the right side. Keep in mind all of our hands are full with our trays of food. There were a couple of entrances to the right seating and we made are way to one that was being blocked by this woman who works here. The restaurant closes at 4 but it was around 3:45-3:50 when I asked her why this side was being closed, she then proceeded to say the restaurant is closed however from the back entrance many people were entering to go sit down. So I then said we'll there are many people just standing around for a place to sit and people ordering this area shouldn't be closed and she just rolled her eyes at me and my family. Sorry but I thought this was Disney world not some little sixflags we paid much dang money to be treated like this and just left to stand around. We're are tired and hot and just wanted to sit down and eat at this restaurant. Eventually after wandering around waiting to find a seat on the left side we then saw her left more people sit down in that area... don't know what that was about but we are very unhappy! We didn't even want to eat here because we felt just completely disrespected! We will definitely not be returning to this restaurant after this. Do better Disney world

I had a few choices up my sleeve for where to use a quick-service meal on my Disney Dining Plan, and my fiance chose here because they had a lobster roll. It was not too shabby! Certainly not my favorite place that I had a quick-service meal, but it had plenty of seating with and without coverage, and the meal was pretty good size. There could have been a touch more meat on my lobster roll which would have helped me give this place a 4-star rating, but since they skimped a little bit I had to bring it to a 3. Overall good location to people watch and get something a little different than what is offered at other quick-service locations.

My least favorite Magic Kingdom non-table service restaurant. 21 minute wait for simple fast food moves this former favorite to the bottom of the list. Still can't beat the view though.

The food was ok. Lots of seating. Bathrooms are in dire need of maintenance. Overall, good place to grab a bite to eat (quick service), but nothing to rave about.

Quick service works great for us. Food is good. Lots of seating areas and a lot under cover/ shade. Staff excellent, especially Brianna so sweet.

I came here for the dessert buffet with fireworks. This is an amazing spot to view Happily Ever After. The view is amazing, and every seat on the terrace is great. The desserts are not bad. I liked the macaroon collection, and the marshmallow tarts had a nice chocolate base. The sparkling cider was too sweet, but they had a nice collection of TWG tea bags. The coffee was also tasty. The cheese selection was not bad, but the fruit selection was only so-so. I wish they added some sliced meats to the cheese board. They give a large bag of Ghiradelli chocolates at the end as well. Sweetness to the end!

The Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station, as it is now called, is definitely one of the better counter service restaurants in Magic Kingdom. They serve a nice selection of Americanized Asian dishes which for me is a nice change of pace to other offerings in the park. I was at the Magic Kingdom for Xmas this year and their chicken noodle soup bowl really warmed me up during the unseasonably cold nights.The Terrace was also the site for Wishes dessert parties. If you EVER have a chance to do this, you need to take it. You get a lot of delicious dessert and a front row seat for the nightly fireworks. Plus, a little FYI for all fellow annual passholders: Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station is the only restaurant in the Magic Kingdom that gives a discount for your annual pass. I would definitely recommend the Noodle Station for a nice hearty meal in the Magic Kingdom.

Definitely sub-par food here. I admit the lobster roll sucked me in and I was the loser. It wasn't very good and not the way to start off a trip. Do NOT eat here.

This review is for the Wishes Dessert Party, as the restaurant does not appear to be open at other times right now. TL:DR: You're paying for prime, uncrowded viewing of the fireworks/light show, and it's worth it. We had to wait in a very long line to get in, which was disappointing. The line moved at a totally glacial pace. Our assigned table was in a corner behind the dessert buffet, so it was difficult to get there through the line of people waiting for the dessert buffet. The layout of the dessert/drink buffet was awful. There were two lines, but you had to push through the first to get to the second, and heaven help you if you just wanted a beverage. We got in line, and many of the desserts were totally decimated. They refreshed a few, but there wasn't much of a selection. Nothing was labeled, and it was tough to tell what most of the things were. None of them were very good - we were disappointed after the yummy treats we'd had at Hollywood and Vine the previous night. We grabbed our spots at the railing a few minutes before the light show thing at the castle started. I didn't love the light show, but my daughter enjoyed it. It was awesome to have Tinkerbell fly right over our heads, and we had a fabulous view of the entire Wishes show. As a bonus, the alley behind Main Street USA was open after the show, so we were able to get out of the park without fighting the crowds. The view and the easy exit were easily worth the ~$25 per person, which is good, because the desserts totally were not.

I actually have enjoyed Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station the few times I've eaten there. I always get their version of Asian dishes and always like them. Not the best I've ever had however I find them tasty enough. I liked the orange chicken & loved the chicken nuggies (yes I know, not an Asian dish but so good!). Of the quick service restaurants in Magic Kingdom, this is my favorite. Plus I love the seating area and people watching by the water.

Largest quick service eatery in the Magic Kingdom. My favorite burger on Disney property is found here but is only offered seasonally. The 1/3 Angus Avocado Bacon Cheeseburger, offered for $9.75. Got to love the selection with different, "Docking Bays," for different food offerings, which can also be frustrating if you want items from different Docking Bays. Something no one can dispute is the free topping station. The caramelized mushrooms and onions is made fresh right there with a dedicated cook at the station. For those who want to be the ultimate cheapo and eat free at the Magic Kingdom, this is the spot. Best load up and make your own salad with the lettuce, tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, pickles and the such. I've seen many families do it, however they do get the disgruntled stares from people like me when the toppings run dry and I'm left there waiting to top my burger. Had their Lobster Roll, also another seasonal item, and I must say, it's better than McDonald's Lobster Roll offered in Maine and limited across the country. That being said, $10 for a Lobster Roll is expensive when compared to supermarket versions, but cheap when compared to specialty seafood dives. The quality falls somewhere in between the two. For those who are ill with a cold, they do offer Chicken Soup which is pretty soothing. The pasta selection is fine, but they can't pack too much pasta on the dinky plates they offer. They do attempt to pile it as high as possible. You'll find plenty of squishy pasta pieces on the floor due to the balancing act people fail to complete on their way to their tables. This is usually one of the few restaurants still open and serving in the Magic Kingdom after the park officially closes.

As someone recently diagnosed with a food allergy, eating out oftentimes feels limiting and stressful. So much so that I often pass up on invites for dinners out with friends because the lack of concern by some restaurants to accommodate food allergies is discouraging. I had read on a blog that Disney has a great program at their dining places for food allergies which made me feel optimistic about my abilities to safely order and consume food while at the parks. A few weeks ago while at the Magic Kingdom, we stopped off at the Tomorrowland Terrace for a quick reprieve from the heat and some refreshments. I decided to test out how the process works and requested the food allergy menu. The cashier advised that there was one available and proceeded to call a manager. The manager came overly quickly and asked what my allergy was, which is gluten. He very promptly advised which numbers on the menu could safely be prepared for me and after keying in my order, proceeded to the kitchen. Apparently, at Disney's quick-service restaurants, a manager personally handles and oversees the preparation of an order for someone with a food allergy to ensure the food is safely prepared. A few minutes later he reappeared with my freshly prepared food order on a tray that was green instead of the regular tray color to indicate a food allergy. It was such an easy process and it was very reassuring that I wouldn't have to worry which was a huge relief to know I can safely eat at the parks without concern. I really wish more places were as accommodating as Disney when it comes to taking care of allergy guests.

We came here on a whim, as we were all famished from riding everything in Tomorrow land. It's your typical american cuisine, with a few different items from the Pecos Bill Cafe or the other restaurant in Tomorrow Land: Cosmic Rays. I ordered a spicy chicken sandwich, and it was actually decent and the ranch sauce had a nice kick to it as well. The fries were not greasy and i actually enjoyed my entire meal. They had a variety of salads and even a lobster roll that looked appealing. I might have to venture to this side of Tomorrow Land more often. It also has many seats, so it's hard not to find a table.

They're only opened for dinner from 5-9 PM. I tried their Asian noodle soup dish with chicken and vegts over noodles, wasn't too bad. Kid #2 had the orange chicken over rice, "horrible". They also serve chicken nuggets + apple slices. Heard the beef/broccoli over rice wasn't too bad. It's an enclosed outdoor area away from the sun with a bathroom right there. For Disney food (known to be lousy), this is one of the better ones which isn't saying much.

Possibly the worst burgers we had our trip to Orlando. Although food in Magic Kingdom overall leaves much to desire, so I guess it's on par with the other restaurants.

Just awful.... We got the chicken tender baskets, which seemed like a decent deal. We get them and get to our seats, the chicken was so dry we couldn't swallow them. The fries were okay. The service was okay, but I can't get past the chicken tenders. Thank goodness they have decent seating because that's the only thing I would come back for.

Stayed at WDW for 8 days. By day 5 I was craving a decent burger. I was having a heck of a time finding one on property. Our resort served me one that was.. soggy. As in the meat was so soft, it was soggy like a sponge with zero flavor. Someone mentioned this place so I tried it and yes, the burger was great. Is it the best burger of your life?.. no. Will it hit the spot when you are in need of meat? yes! The fries were good as well.

The food is OK. Sadly, the one thing Disney does not do well is the quick serve food. It's slow and often a mess. McDonald's does much higher better even on their worst day.

My family of 5 and myself decided to try this place because my 9 year old son LOVES burgers. Looking over the rather pricey menu we ordered the 1/3 burgers for $12.99 with fries. The total for 5 people came up to over $65.00. Yea, that's what I said. I proceeded back to retrieve my food when I realized quickly that other patrons appear to have been waiting a while for their food. After about a 15 min wait for "fast food" I finally relieved my order. My first thought was wow those fries don't look cooked. As I sat down and showed my wife she agreed that the fried were not cooked all the way and were rather raw. Strike 2. Then to the burger. It looked amazing however when I went to take a bite..... Cold. Ugh!! Overall with the price, wait time, undercooked fries and cold angus burger I can safely say that if never recommend this place to anyone. I will say that the people were friendly but the overall experience was NOT present at all. I feel robbed.

I was glad to see that they offered 1/2 a roasted chicken for $9, because the rest of the park would charge that same amount for a burger or something equally unhealthy/ low in value. The chicken was good, but the breast was dry (wasn't expecting much though). I asked to substitute my mashed potatoes with more veggeis and they were very happy to do it. The veggies were a little too oily though, so while I thought I was being a little healthier, I just switched my carbs out for more fat. It's probably the best deal you can get. I was pissed that I got $4 hot dog (PLAIN HOT DOG) the day before in Animal Kingdom. This place actually has real food!

Ok food within Tomorrowland at the Magic Kingdom. The burger was adequate. The fries were good. The hubby liked the chicken sandwich. Kiddo liked the grapes. It's simple, expected food at the park!

This is one of our favorite spots to eat, as it is not so busy and has a beautiful view of the lake and Cinderella's castle! We like to sit by the water, as the kids can get easily entertained by watching the birds, fish and ducks swim by there. Since we have weekday annual passes, this is also a less expensive choice in comparison to other restaurants in the park. My husband and kids played it safe and ordered the chicken fingers and fries, which you could never go wrong with at the park. I decided to be a little daring and get the Pulled Pork Banh Mi Sandwich...Well, because I am Asian and just envisioned a classical Asian dish that would satisfy my appetite. Unfortunately I was wrong and this huge sandwich was pretty much 80% hoagie bread, 10% meat and 10% vegetables (basically cole slaw). This sandwich was almost $12.00 people and I was not happy! Unless you are at a sit down restaurant, don't expect quality ethnic food. Disney is wonderful, but sometimes the food is mediocre! Man, I want some rice now....so asian of me....lol!

Nice outdoor covered seating area for watching a beautiful parade at night. Decent food. If you love Disney, you'll love this place.

WISHES FIREWORKS DESSERT PARTY- I logged on early in the morning exactly 90 days before my trip and still wasn't able to get the day I wanted, but fortunately, I did get a date. You prepay for this amazing event and its worth every penny. If you are a dessert and coffee lover, this is the event for you. The prime seating for the Wishes fireworks show is just an added bonus. The event said it started at 7 but we happened to arrive at the park at 6. By 6:20, they let us in and guided us to a perfect table for two with an excellent view of the park and the upcoming fireworks show. It was NOT reserved seating specific to the reservations, so I was really glad that we had arrived so early. The desserts were delicious and plentiful and I had the foresight to bring a ziplock baggie so that I could sneak some away in my purse for breakfast! The Cheesecake Brownies were my favorite. They offered a variety of cheese and crackers with fruit and several types of non-alcoholic drinks. (Coffee, Milk, Tea, soda, Pomegranate/Orange and even sparkling cider in a champagne flute to toast whatever occasion you may be celebrating!) The pre show and the fireworks show were even more amazing than usual from our perfect, romantic table. I cant wait to go again!

Pretty inexpensive for theme park food. Not particularly fast or delicious. I had the bacon cheeseburger. We got a table easily enough, but we were probably eating at an odd time.