Take a look as we explore a viral Disney World food hack that is sure to please your stomach and your wallet.
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Due to the ever-increasing cost of a Disney World vacation, guests are likely always looking for the best way to save money. There’s certainly no denying that “The Most Magical Place on Earth” has grown more and more expensive over the years, with the last decade especially being hard on travelers’ wallets.
However, there are ways to save money. Guests can save hundreds of dollars depending on which hotel they choose to book. Guests can also save money by cutting out add-ons like Lightning Lane. However, some significant savings can also be had when it comes to dining.
One of the more unique places to grab a quick bite is Woody’s Lunchbox, located in Toy Story Land at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Here, guests can get classic American fare and soda floats. However, Woody’s Lunchbox may also feature one of the best bangs for your buck, as long as you’re okay ordering off the kids’ menu.
Reddit user HammockComplex recently sparked a discussion online after revealing their cheap dining order at Woody’s Lunchbox.
I’m always searching for cheap eats in the parks… here’s what you can get for $7 at Woody’s Lunch Box
byu/HammockComplex inWaltDisneyWorld
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The meal includes tater tots, a drink, half a grilled cheese, and tomato soup. The grand total was $7, a substantially cheaper option than other meals at Walt Disney World.
Of course, the portion size is a little smaller, but really, this isn’t a whole lot less food than other meal options at the parks, making it a great way to fill up on a budget.
Walt Disney World is home to quick-service casual eateries and several fine dining options. While great sit-down options exist all across the resort, the majority of guests are likely ordering chicken tenders, hot dogs, and burgers at Disney World’s various fast-food locations.
What do you think about this Disney World dining hack?
