Calling all theater kids! Disney just dropped the details for the 2027 Disney on Broadway dining packages at EPCOT, and if you’ve got a favorite Broadway star coming to the Festival of the Arts, you’re going to want to read this.
Disney recently announced this year’s Broadway lineup, and there are some new performers joining the fun. So yeah, Broadway fans are excited. And if you want to make sure you actually get a seat for your favorite show, a dining package is basically your golden ticket.
Wait, What’s Disney on Broadway?
Every year during the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts, Broadway performers take the stage at the America Gardens Theatre in the American Adventure pavilion. They sing songs from Disney’s Broadway hits, and it’s honestly one of the best parts of the whole festival.
For 2027, the festival runs January 15 through March 1. There are six pairings of Broadway performers this year, plus a Newsies finale. Shows happen every night at 5:15 PM, 6:30 PM, and 7:45 PM.
The concerts are included with your EPCOT ticket. But here’s the catch. Regular seating is first come, first served, and when a big name is performing, that theater fills up fast.
Enter: The Dining Package
A Disney on Broadway dining package gets you a meal at an EPCOT restaurant plus a guaranteed seat at a concert that same day. It’s the only way to know for sure you’re getting in.
At most restaurants, you’ll get an entrée and dessert, or a buffet if that’s how the restaurant does it. You also get one non-alcoholic drink, or one alcoholic drink if you’re 21 and up.
Spice Road Table in Morocco does things a little differently. You get two small plates, a shared tagine, and a shared dessert platter, plus that same drink choice. Kind of a fun option, honestly.
How the Seating Works
After you eat, the restaurant gives you Concert Seating badges with your show date and time. Then you head to the theater and use a separate line just for dining package guests.
Just know that inside the reserved section, it’s still first come, first served. So if you want to be up close, get there early.
Mark Your Calendar for December 3
Booking opens December 3. You’ll need a credit card to hold your reservation, and your EPCOT ticket isn’t included. You might also need a park reservation, so double-check that too.
Okay, Let’s Talk Prices
Here’s what you’re looking at for adults ages 10 and up, plus kids ages 3 to 9, before tax and tip.
If you’re on a budget, La Crêperie de Paris is the cheapest one you can book ahead at $57 for adults and $30 for kids. Spice Road Table is right behind it at $58 and $23. Nine Dragons is $64 and $25.
Garden Grill breakfast is $68 and $43, Via Napoli is $69 and $31, Biergarten is $70 and $37, and Coral Reef is $77 and $31.
Chefs de France and Tutto Italia are both $81 for adults and $33 for kids. Garden Grill lunch or dinner is $81 and $52. La Hacienda de San Angel is $82 and $37. And Shiki-Sai and Teppan Edo are both $89 and $45.
Then there’s Le Cellier. It’s the priciest at $104 for adults and $41 for kids, and it uses two Table-Service credits on the Dining Plan. Everything else uses one.
Did Prices Go Up? Yep.
Most packages cost a little more this year. Le Cellier jumped the most, up $5. Biergarten, Coral Reef, Nine Dragons, Tutto Italia, Via Napoli, and Garden Grill lunch and dinner all went up $4.
The good news? Chefs de France, La Hacienda, Shiki-Sai, and Teppan Edo kept the same prices as last year.
And if you loved Rose & Crown’s package last year, bad news. It’s not on the list for 2027 because it’s being refurbished.
Last-Minute? Try Regal Eagle
If you didn’t plan ahead, Regal Eagle Smokehouse is the only same-day option. It’s $38 for adults and $23 for kids, and you don’t need a reservation. Just ask a cast member at the restaurant if there’s space. It’s not on the Dining Plan, and it might not be available on super busy days.
Our Advice
Check who’s performing before you pick your date. Book right when reservations open on December 3. Get to the theater early. And keep Regal Eagle in your back pocket just in case.
Get Ready to Sing Along
Between new Broadway performers and a Newsies finale, this year’s concert series sounds like a must for theater lovers.
So, who are you most excited to see?
