Restaurant Guide at Disney’s All-Star Movies (menus/pics)

One of the things we enjoyed most about staying at Disney’s All-Star Movies—aside from the larger-than-life movie-themed decor—is how easy and enjoyable it is to grab a bite to eat without ever leaving the resort.

Whether we were fueling up for a full day at the parks or winding down after a night of adventures, the World Premiere Food Court offers a variety of tasty, family-friendly options that hit the spot.

In this article, I’ll give you a rundown of all the dining choices available at All-Star Movies, share some of my favorite dishes, and offer tips for making the most of your meals during your stay.

Also, please know there are no character dining experiences at All-Star Movies.

All-Star Movies Restaurants & Dining:

#1. World Premier Food Court

The World Premier food court is your main dining option at All-Star Movies. The food court serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and the regular hours are 7 am-11 pm.

World Premier Food Court is inside Cinema Hall, which is the main building where you check in at All-Star Movies. There are two entrances – one at the front of the building by the lobby and the other on the other side near the main pool.

View a PDF map of Disney’s All-Star Movies.

Since the food court serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the offerings change throughout the day. In general, the food at All-Star Movies has an American theme. Here are a few of the things that are currently being served.

Breakfast – click here to see the full menu:

  • Mickey waffles and pancakes
  • Omelets, breakfast sandwiches, and the Loaded Totcho Bowl with eggs, cheese, and sausage gravy
  • Plant-based Mickey frittata
  • Oatmeal and fruit cups

Lunch and dinner – click here to see the full menu:

  • Honey Barbeque Pork Sandwich
  • Meatball Subs
  • Pizza, hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, chicken strips
  • A variety of different salads

As you continue walking into the food court, you will see a large area with different stations. Each station serves a different group of foods. For example, one station serves pizza, and another serves burgers and chicken tenders.

Here is a closer view of one of the areas where you can order food.

If you purchase a Disney dining plan, you can redeem credits at the Intermission Food Court, which is considered a Quick-Service restaurant.

This is another view of a serving station. Honestly, there are food options for every taste, no matter how picky your kids are. 🙂

There is plenty of seating inside the All-Star Movies food court.

At almost any time of day, plenty of tables and chairs were available. We only had trouble finding a table during the breakfast rush (8 am-9 am), as everyone was getting their Mickey waffles before heading out for the day! 🙂

As the name suggests, All-Star Movies has a movie and cinema theme reflected in the food court. Look around to see food stations named after famous theaters, marquee details, bright lights, and colorful decor.

When you first walk into World Premier Food Court, these refrigerators will be on your left. There are many grab-and-go options, such as salads, fruit cups, parfaits, and even a Mickey cake to celebrate a special occasion. There are also many different drinks, including milk, juice, soda, water, beer, and wine.

If you are craving dessert on the way back from the parks, the World Premiere Food Court has you covered! 

I should mention that All-Star Movies does not provide room service, so you must physically come to the food court for any food or treats. None of the Disney World Value Resorts offers traditional room service.

The soda and ice machines and coffee stations are located near the checkout area. Here, you can get unlimited beverages with your Rapid-Refill mug or buy a single-use cup at the checkout.

The food court also has microwaves and toasters. This is important to remember since your room does not have these small appliances inside. 

To help save yourself time, I recommend that you MOBILE ORDER food from the food court at All-Star Movies. Instead of waiting in line to order your food, it can be ready when you get to the counter!

To pick up your mobile order, look for the mobile pickup window near the checkout area in World Premier Food Court.

#2. Silver Screen Spirits

The other dining option at All-Star Movies is outside the main building near the Fantasia pool, the resort’s main pool.

At Silver Screen Spirits, you can find an array of beverages, including classic alcoholic drinks, to enjoy while sitting at the pool.

The pool bar also offers a limited food menu. It offers Mickey pretzels, chips, salads, and sandwiches. But the real draw here is the treats! While taking a break from the pool, you can cool off with a Mickey ice cream bar or sandwich before you dive back in.

Neither Intermission Food Court nor Singing Spirits requires reservations. They are considered “Quick Service” restaurants, so you just walk up and order.

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