Eating in Tokyo Disney Resort

Land of the rising popcorn

Popcorn is a treat here! In addition to the traditional salted popcorn, visitors can enjoy a myriad of flavored popcorn. They include Curry Popcorn, Hunny (Honey) Popcorn, Chocolate Popcorn, Soda (Cream Soda) Popcorn, Soy and Butter Popcorn, and Caramel Popcorn. A box usually runs for �250 and a commemorative refillable (for a small fee) bucket runs at �1300. The flavors may also reflect the area of the park you are in. For example, Hunny Popcorn can be enjoyed near the Winnie the Pooh attraction and Curry Popcorn can be found in Adventureland.

Save money while dining

Expect food and drinks to be a bit more expensive and smaller than you would expect to find in other areas of Japan. Food starts at around �500 for a snack, while 500 milliliters of bottled water is around �200.

While technically it is not allowed to bring food into the parks, bag checks are lax and more focused on weapons. Since the lockers are placed after the checks, if your food is found, you can simply state you will leave it outside the park and eat it in the designated picnic area in front of the entrance. If you wish to follow the rules, this is also a sensible option as re-entry to the park is permitted during the day and you can simply leave the park for lunch and dinner. However, the lockers start at �300 paid each time they are closed.

There are many water fountains located in the parks, usually away from snack booths and main walkways. If you bring or buy a bottle, you can refill during the day whenever you happen to pass one.