Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Every Disney World park has vegan food. Disney calls it plant-based and marks it with a green leaf icon. Here is where to eat in each park in 2027 and what to order.
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At Disney, plant-based means made without animal meat, dairy, eggs or honey. The leaf only appears at restaurants Disney owns and runs. Menus change, so check the app's plant-based filter before you go.
For dessert, get Dole Whip at Aloha Isle. The fruit flavors are dairy-free. The swirl with vanilla is not.
EPCOT is the strongest park for vegan food. World Showcase gives you a dozen countries to eat through.
Every EPCOT festival booth menu marks plant-based items with the leaf. Recent festivals have had leaf-marked dumplings, falafel wraps, lumpia, fries and desserts.
Mama Melrose's closed for good in 2025 to make room for Monstropolis. Older vegan guides still recommend it.
Restaurantosaurus closed with the rest of DinoLand on February 2, 2026.
This post is one piece of my free 2027 Vegan Disney World Guide. The full guide goes park by park, then covers Disney Springs, the resort hotels, the water parks, snacks, what is changing in 2027, and a pocket checklist for your phone.
New to eating vegan at Disney? Start with how to order vegan at Disney World in 2027. Want someone to plan the whole trip around how you eat? That is what I do, and it costs you nothing extra. Start your trip here.

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