Disney’s Hollywood Studios is the place where Disney movie magic comes to life with thrilling attractions and shows, but it is also a place to enjoy unique and out of this world snacks for under $10. There are plenty of tasty and budget-friendly options to keep you energized as you snack your way through the park without breaking the bank! Let’s explore how to snack your way through Hollywood Studios for Under $10!
Hollywood Boulevard Snacks
As you stroll down Hollywood Boulevard, stop in at The Trolley Cafe for a bit of a Hollywood vintage touch and an extra morning “kick” to get your park day started. The cafe offers a variety of breakfast treats for under $10 like Frappuccinos, iced-coffees, Starbuck cold brews, teas, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries. Here is where you can get that Mickey-shaped chocolate chip cookie or cinnamon roll for the kids.
Sunset Boulevard Snacks
Looking for a healthier snack to get your day started? If you take a right turn down Sunset Boulevard, heading towards Rockin’ Roller Coaster and Tower of Terror, you can make a stop at Anaheim Produce open market. This quick service location is open all day and is a perfect place to get fueled-up with a variety of tasty fruits and veggies. Plant-based whole fruits and veggies will only cost you $2.29 to $4.19 at Anaheim Produce.
Hungry for a bit of sweet and salty? No problem, Anaheim Produce also sells chips and Disney classics like Churros & Mickey Pretzels all for under $10. What a great deal! My kids and I love to share that classic Mickey Pretzel.
Rosie’s All-American Cafe is another quick service location down Sunset Boulevard that serves everything American: hamburgers, hot dogs, and salads, but dishes here will cost you over $10. You will find kid menu items like cheeseburgers and chicken nuggets for $8.49. Try Rosie’s peach cobbler for $5.49.
Catalina Eddie’s is located next door to Rosie’s and offers pizza and meatball subs, but these cost a bit over our $10 budget. Eddie’s does serve kid pizza for $7.99.
PIXIE DUST TIP: Eddie’s serves allergy friendly pizza options that are gluten, wheat, egg, milk, & peanut free.
I love the waffle bowls filled with Mickey waffles and syrup at Fairfax Fare for $9.49. This is also a great place for a shareable lunch-meal like a barbecued beef brisket bowl, a barbecued pork bowl, or a buffalo chicken bowl for $14.49 to $15.29. Believe me, you really don’t want a full stomach before or after riding Tower of Terror!
Pixar Plaza Snacks
Spending a good amount of time with the kids in Pixar Plaza or Toy Story Land? Well, there are plenty of good tasty under $10 snacks to fill your every craving. Stop in at the The Market or Neighborhood Bakery in Pixar Plaza for a variety of snacks under $10 like bananas, chips, nachos, popcorn, or Jack-Jack’s num num cookie.
Toy Story Land Snacks
Well, I absolutely love getting my fill in Toy Story Land. Yes, I know can you believe in this location you can fill up and fuel up on snacks in place of a full-meal option? At Woody’s Lunch Box, get a claw lunch box tart or chocolate -covered strawberry lunch box tart for $4.99 any time of day. Breakfast bowls at the lunch box are filled with hearty portions of potato barrels smothered in smoked brisket country gravy, scrambled eggs and a sprinkling of green onions for $8.79 or get a kid’s breakfast bowl for $5.99.
Any time of day, you can get a three-cheese grilled cheese sandwich at Woody’s for $10.99 or Totchos (potato barrels coated with beef and bean Chili, shredded cheese and signature queso and corn chips) for $10.49.
Star Wars Galaxy Edge Snacks
Visiting Star Wars Galaxy Edge will transport you to a galaxy far far away to the planet Batuu, a remote trading post in the galaxy’s Outer Rim. Enjoy some galactic snacks with unique flavorful creations.
Grab the perfect snack for a quick, savory bite. Try the outpost popcorn mix Ration Pack of sweet and salty mix of crunchy popcorn for $5.49 at Kat Saka’s Kettle or get a blue or green milk at the Milk Stand for $9.29.
If you are looking to fill up on protein, then you might want to try a Ronto Roasters wrap for breakfast or lunch. Breakfast wraps are filled with eggs, grilled pork sausage, shredded cheddar, and peppercorn sauce in pita bread and lunch wraps are filled with roasted pork, grilled pork sausage, peppercorn sauce, and tangy slaw wrapped in pita bread. These wraps cost around $13, but are a good meal option instead of a costly sit-down meal.
Ice Cold Hydraulics on Grand Avenue offers all of those classic Disney snack cravings from Mickey ice cream & pretzels to churros to popcorn to frozen lemonade to even cotton candy. You guess it, all for under $10!
Want a quick sweet treat before the Indiana Jones show? Stop right outside the show at Epic Eats for all your favorite sweet treats. Get a waffle cone, Barq’s root beer float, or a tasty funnel cake for just under $10.
Not only does Hollywood Studios offer some great unique snacks, but it also offers some pretty tasty adult beverages that are found all around the park. Try a craft beer or creative themed mixed drink. These drinks are definitely worth a taste.
Snacks around Hollywood Studios are reminiscent of Hollywood’s iconic movies that make these snacks the star of the show.
For more information on snacking for under $10 at all the Disney World parks, follow our Budget the Magic Blog series on snacking around the Disney World parks.