Disney’s All-Star Movies Dining (A Resorts Gal Guide)

When it comes to dining at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort, you have a few options. The resort only has one quick-service restaurant, World Premiere Food Court. However, the food court offers multiple stations with various cuisines. Additionally, the resort is home to the Silver Screens Pool Bar, where you can pick up a cocktail or a small selection of snacks.

Since Disney’s All-Star Movies is a value resort, dining works a little differently. For starters, the value resorts do not offer table-service restaurants. They all have one quick-service dining location (a food court) and one bar near the pool area. These will be your only two options at the resort.

During our last stay at All-Star Movies, we explored the resort and photographed the food court options. Overall, we were impressed with the number of items available. Additionally, we found the cast members more than willing to assist customers, not only at the food court but throughout the resort. Our stay was pleasant, with a few minor exceptions.

World Premiere Food Court

World Premiere Food Court is off Cinema Hall, the resort’s main lobby. It is open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. We always recommend checking the exact hours during your visit. The hours will be listed, along with other essential resort details, in the My Resort Hotel section of the My Disney Experience app. A link to this section will appear on the app’s home screen beginning on the first day of your stay through the remainder of your vacation.

All-Star Movies’ food court serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They accept mobile orders, or you can order from any of the windows and then check out at one of the registers. Mobile ordering is a huge timesaver that you should get familiar with early on. We love to use this feature on the way back to the resort from the theme parks late in the evening.

There is something to be said about being able to order a slice of pizza at 10:00 p.m. when you’re on a bus from one of the theme parks back to the resort. As you disembark the bus, you’ll waltz right in and pick up your order, bypassing everyone else waiting in line. Mobile order is part of the magic!

During our stay, we visited Magic Kingdom one evening and stayed reasonably late. I hoped to grab a snack if we returned to the resort before 11:00 p.m. Since I was purchasing something pre-packaged, I didn’t mobile order. But when we exited the bus at 10:50 p.m., the food court was packed. Several school groups had recently arrived for a competition, which meant a lot of hungry teenagers. If I had been ordering a meal, there would have been a long wait. Thankfully, that wasn’t the case. But it reminded me to mention the benefit of mobile ordering again.

Breakfast Items at Disney’s All-Star Movies

Regarding the menus, we’ll look over the breakfast items first. Below, we have a few things that were available during our stay.

• Bacon, Egg, and Cheese Bagel Sandwich
• Egg and Cheese Bagel Sandwich
• Plant-based Mickey-shaped Vegetable and Cheese Frittata
• Sides: bacon, sausage, and potato barrels.

Please note that menu items change (as do prices). We take these photos during our hotel stays to provide you with an idea of what to expect. You can preview the food court’s menu with current prices on Disney’s site or in the My Disney Experience app.

Another station had the following:

• Waffle Bounty Platter
• Mickey-shaped Waffles
• Plant-based Character Waffles

Kid’s Meals include:

• Scrambled Eggs
• Oatmeal with Dried Cranberries
• Mickey-Shaped Waffles

There are also a few regular sides like bacon, sausage, steel-cut oatmeal, and potato barrels.

Next, we have vanilla pancakes with or without berry compote or a ham and cheese omelet.

A station at the far end of the food court offered croissants, coffee cake, and cinnamon rolls. During our stay, I had a cappuccino from this location. It was freshly prepared and a good quality.

You might also notice the purple mark next to some items on the menus. These marks note that an item is available as a snack credit on the Disney Dining Plan. So, if you have a dining plan, you can order one of the coffees shown below, and it will count as one of your snack credits.

For breakfast, I usually order the kids’ meal, which comes with oatmeal and a side. I order turkey sausage as a side. This meal also comes with a choice of a pack of apple slices or a small yogurt. It also comes with a small drink. I always get a fountain drink, but you can also choose a small carton of milk or a small Dasani water.

Lunch and Dinner Options at All-Star Movies

Moving on to lunch and dinner, we’ll start with the Majestic station, which serves Italian food.

They had various slices of pizza, or you could order a whole one. Kids’ meals include:

• Chicken and Vegetables with Pasta
• Macaroni and Cheese

Here are a few of the items.

There’s a display with pizza.

Other entrees include:

• Chicken Parmesan Pasta
• Penne Pasta with Meatballs
• Baked Gnocchi Turkey Bolognese

Here is the pasta with sauces.

Lyric is the next station and where you’ll find healthier options.

Their menu included:

• Greek Plant-Based Tuna Salad
• Greek Salad with Roasted Red Pepper Hummus
• Sesame Chicken Stir-Fry

Side choices were green beans, mashed potatoes, and roasted potatoes.

Here are a few of those sides.

We also saw the following:

• Roast Chicken
• Seared Salmon
• Braised Beef
• Mediterranean Curry-Chickpea Salad (Plant-Based)
• Korean-style Impossible™ Burger (Plant-Based)

Below, we have the sesame chicken stir-fry that we tried at Pop Century. This is the same stir-fry that’s available at all of the Value Resort food courts. I know because we’ve dined at every single one of them this last year. It’s one of my favorite options, and when I order it, I usually ask to swap out the rice for extra vegetables (rainbow carrots).

On another visit, I had the salmon with the same rainbow carrots. This was a surprise dish that I enjoyed much more than I expected. I was trying to order something semi-healthy and really didn’t think the salmon would be quality, but I was wrong. I don’t know about you, but the older I get, the more wrong I realize I am. So don’t be afraid to order something a little different. You, too, might be surprised.

Most of these items are pre-cooked, and the cast member will prepare your plate.

Roxy is the last formal station to get a hot meal.

They have a traditional American menu that includes:

• Bacon Cheddar Cheeseburger
• Cheddar Cheeseburger
• Grilled Chicken Sandwich
• Chili-Cheese All-Beef Foot-long Hot Dog

Kid’s meals include:

• Turkey Sandwich
• Cheeseburger
• Chicken Strips

Other items included:

• Showstopper Burger
• Chicken Strips
• Impossible Burger
• Honey Barbecued Pork Sandwich

Lastly, specialty coffee is available, along with a few other treats.

Those treats include:

• Ice Cream Sundae
• Ice Cream Cookie Sandwich
• Scooped Ice Cream

You can preview the entire lunch and dinner menu on the Walt Disney World website.

Feature flavors were vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, mint chocolate chip, cookies ‘n cream, rainbow sherbet, and no-sugar-added vanilla.

Pom-Pom cupcakes were available during this stay. They are a yellow cake with raspberry jam filling, buttercream pom poms, sparkly quins, and a fondant bow.

Grab and Go Items

Since the All-Star Movies food court is designed to resemble a movie theater concession area, there is one large grab-and-go area in the center.

This section had a large display of wine.

Here are the types with prices.

There were plenty of the Enjoy Life allergy-friendly items.

Here is the pastry case. This is where I picked up my late-night snack.

If you prefer a more basic breakfast, there are plenty of cereal selections.

On the back wall, we see a separate cooler with beverages, beer, and wine. Some of the specialty drinks include the Blue Marble Mojito, Blue Marble Bloody Mary, Cutwater Spicy Bloody Mary, High Noon Sun Sips Vodka & Soda Pineapple, RAMONA Blood Orange Wine Spritz, and the Siponey Royale Whiskey Spritz. Most of these come in 200 mL cans.

Here are some of the options with prices.

We have bottled water, soda, and juices.

A large case on the opposite wall features pre-made items.

There were several kinds of sandwiches, including this ham and cheese sandwich.

Here are a few salads.

Cups of fresh fruits and parfaits are photographed below.

Here are cups of grapes.

Other healthier items include veggies, hard-boiled eggs, yogurt, and hummus.

Here, we have grab-and-go overnight oats.

This is the kid’s cooler. These items can usually count as one of the two sides that come with a kids’ meal. However, if you don’t necessarily want two sides, you can grab one of these items for later.

Several protein and breakfast bars were available.

And we have plain crispy rice treats in the shape of Mickey.

Near the registers, there’s a case that contains novelty ice cream treats.

World Premiere has two entrances. If you’re coming from the resort side, you can walk directly into the food court from the outdoor entrance. Or when you’re coming back in the evening from the bus stop, you can enter from the lobby.

Since it’s a movies-themed resort, you’ll see a nod to filmmaking. Movie posters line the walls.

There are several condiment stations. This one, closest to the station with specialty coffee and pastries, has a toaster oven.

Here are a few of the condiments.

Like the other All-Stars, the theming is cute.

This is where you would pick up a refillable resort mug. They are good for the length of your stay. You can refill them at any resort counter service. (However, they are not refillable at the theme parks.)

Learn More>>Refillable Mugs at Disney’s All-Star Movies

Here are the various soda options.

Joffrey’s coffee is available.

There are plenty of creamers, sweeteners, and tea bags.

There’s a Gold Peak tea machine.

Lastly, two microwaves are available toward the back of the food court. So if you need a microwave, this is where you will find it.

Silver Screens Spirits Pool Bar

In addition to the food court, All-Star Movies has one pool bar, the Silver Screens Spirits Pool Bar. It sits outside, directly between the food court and the feature pool. You won’t really find many dining options at the pool bar. Sometimes, they have Mickey pretzels with cheese and bags of chips. But it’s literally connected to the food court. So you won’t have much further to walk to pick something up if you are spending time at the Fantasia Pool. (This is another excellent time to use mobile order!)

Related: The Pools at Disney’s All-Star Movies

An additional window for Silver Screens is available from inside the food court. So if you can’t stand out in the hot sun, you can order something from inside.

Menu items include:

• Beer (Draft, Bottled, and Canned)
• Sangria
• Wine
• Non-alcoholic Specialty Drinks

A separate menu features frozen and on-the-rock cocktails.

Final Thoughts

Ultimately, All-Star Movies has a fun food court with a variety of options. However, I don’t think you would want to rely on these options for an entire week. During this trip, I saw guests having food delivered to the resort. This has become the norm at most hotels at Walt Disney World, which is, unfortunately, a missed opportunity.

Additionally, a McDonald’s sits near the front of the All-Stars Resorts. We see guests walking to McDonald’s all the time. However, since All-Star Movies is the last of the All-Star Resorts, it’s probably about a half-mile walk.

While this was a short stay, we had several meals in the park and picked up fast food a couple of times. Of course, we have a car, so it’s convenient. We usually eat in the hotels during our stay. But for the most part, the value resorts all offer the same “value” or generic food. So, I don’t think ordering a burger with fries or those cute Mickey-shaped waffles would help you decide on anything.

However, it is nice to know your options before your visit. All-Star Movies is a fun Disney Resort Hotel that’s themed after popular movies like Toy Story, 101 Dalmatians, The Mighty Ducks, Herbie, and Fantasia. We have a guide that lists all our articles for this resort if you would like to learn more: Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort. Or you might like the following:

• Donald’s Double Feature Gift Shop
• Laundry at All-Star Movies
• Disney’s All-Star Movies Room Tour
• Transportation Options at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort

In the Comments

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