There's a certain magic at play in Disney movie food scenes. As a lifelong Disney fanatic, current D23 member, Disney+ subscriber, Disneyland and Disney World frequenter, and a travel and food writer who's written about all things Disney for a decade, I'm a major Disney movie meal enthusiast — it's impossible to watch these films without craving the gorgeous animated food.

As it turns out, there are plenty of very real dishes from around the world that the animators based these Disney foods on. From porridges served on Chinese breakfast tables to puffy pastries mastered by French chefs, the real foods behind your favorite Disney films offer unique representations of the cultures they're sourced from. These dishes can reveal a lot about the geography, food traditions, values, and history of the people who call the real versions of these animated settings home. So, let's dig into famous Disney movie foods and the inspirations at play.

Between the glittering castle, fairytale characters, and scenes straight out of your favorite stories, Disneyland might just be the most magical destination in the world. I've been here more times than I can count, and it somehow gets better each time. The food also gets better, and I love how much sensorial value it contributes.

Whether you're a Disney fanatic like me or are just dipping your toes in, here's where to eat at Disneyland, based on your favorite Disney movie.

When I go to Disneyland, I'm there not just for a fun day, but to dive deeper into the films that mean a lot to me, and intentionally picking where to grab a bite adds even more to my trip. So, whether you're a Disney fanatic like me or are just dipping your toes in, here's where to eat at Disneyland, based on your favorite Disney movie.

Disneyland carries several delicious plant-based dishes, from refreshing salads to rich desserts. Give these vegan eats a try at the Happiest Place on Earth.

Central Florida has bungalow stays that might be especially appealing for Disney (and Maldives) fans.

Austrian crystal and jewelry designer Swarovski’s latest drop has a touch of magic to it. For spring/summer 2024, the brand’s Alice in Wonderland collection is themed after the namesake 1951 film adaptation of the celebrated novel. Often partnering with the beloved entertainment behemoth, the jewelry and home décor line extends Swarovski’s play into the ever-lucrative world of Disney.

Givenchy, Disney celebrate Lunar New Year with new capsule Givenchy's collaboration with Disney centers around Oswald, the Lucky Rabbit, in light of the Lunar New Year. Image credit: Givenchy French luxury fashion label Givenchy is teaming up with the Walt Disney Company on a capsule collection, in celebration of the Lunar New Year and Disney’s 100th anniversary. To read the entire article, please subscribe or sign in

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Growing up, we were always at Disneyland. I’ve visited over ten times in my life, and it only gets better every time. I hear a lot of people who have never been say that it’s only fun when you’re a kid. Believe me, it’s not. Going as a kid is a blast of course, but as an adult you have full control over where you go and what you eat, and you can enjoy the amazing alcoholic beverages that Disney makes (responsibly)! With people getting their vaccines and the CDC advising that masks are no longer