Disney has posted prices for the full Diamond Horseshoe Lounge menu ahead of the limited-time pop-up’s October 4th opening at Magic Kingdom. Small plates run from $12 to $22, cocktails cost $17 to $19, and the four specialty non-alcoholic drinks range from $6.29 to $6.99. The prices follow a reservation launch last night, where opening day sold out within an hour. Here’s the latest.
Diamond Horseshoe Lounge Menu Prices at Magic Kingdom
IN THIS ARTICLE:
- Prices for every food and drink item on the lounge menu
- How reservations, walk-ups, and party nights affect visits
- Menu details that differ from our earlier coverage
The charcuterie board is the priciest small plate at $22. Five other small plates cost between $12 and $16, with the sweet golden corn fritters and the mini hot dog platter at the low end.
Cocktails cost between $17 and $19. The Coal’d Fashioned, High Plains Huckleberry, and seasonal In Holiday Fashion sit at the top of that range. Wine by the glass costs $14 to $19, and 16-oz draft beers cost $10.25 to $12.50. The Yuengling Traditional Lager is the cheapest alcoholic drink on the menu.
Specialty non-alcoholic drinks cost at least $10 less than any cocktail. Disney’s page also lists a non-alcoholic beer, Athletic Brewing Co Upside Dawn Golden, at $8.50 per can. That beer did not appear in our earlier full menu coverage.
Diamond Horseshoe Lounge Menu With Prices
Disney says the Diamond Horseshoe “will exclusively serve tasty limited-time dishes from the Special menu.” The lounge replaces the summer Jessie’s Roundup activation in the space, and the menu is built around shareable small plates.
Every price below comes from Disney’s menu page. That page lists the corn fritters with only red chile honey, so the cilantro ranch dressing from our earlier coverage may have been dropped. It also lists the Pinot Noir as MacMurray Ranch.
SMALL PLATES
- Glazed Sticky Ribs | $16.00
Glazed in Barq’s Root Beer served with Cowboy Beans and Jalapeño Crisps - Queso Fundido with Barbecue Burnt Ends | $15.00
with Warm Tortilla Chips - Sweet Golden Corn Fritters | $12.00
with Red Chile Honey - Charcuterie | $22.00
Cured Beef, Candied Bacon, Smoked Pork, Green Chile Cheese, Smoked Cheddar, and Pickles - Chipotle Chicken Tostada | $14.00
with Queso Fresco, Lime Crema, and Pickled Cactus Salsa - Mini Hot Dog Platter | $12.00
Wrapped in Pastry served with Tortilla Chips and a Side of Queso
SPECIALTY COCKTAILS
- Cactus Rose Margarita | $17.00
Lalo Blanco Tequila, Prickly Pear, Lime, and Agave - Whinnyin’ Whiskey Lemonade | $18.00
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey, Aperol Liqueur, Strawberry Purée, Minute Maid Premium Lemonade, and Basil - High Plains Huckleberry | $19.00
44° North Mountain Huckleberry Vodka, Crème de Cassis Liqueur, Lemon Juice, and Cranberry - Rattler Rum Punch | $17.00
Bacardí Superior Rum, Orange, Pineapple, Lime, and Passion Fruit garnished with a Sweet-and-Spicy Rim - Coal’d Fashioned | $19.00
Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon, Mr. Black Cold Brew Coffee Liqueur, Cinnamon Syrup, Orange Bitters, and Angostura Bitters - In Holiday Fashion | $19.00
Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon, Rosemary Syrup, Cranberry, and Cinnamon
WINE
- Nino Franco Rustico Prosecco | $14.00
Veneto, IT (Glass) - Fess Parker Riesling | $14.00
Santa Barbara County, CA (Glass) - MacMurray Ranch Pinot Noir | $19.00
Central Coast, CA (Glass)
BEER
- Samuel Adams Boston Lager | $12.50
16-oz Draft - Yuengling Traditional Lager | $10.25
16-oz Draft - Cigar City Jai Alai IPA | $12.50
16-oz Draft - Athletic Brewing Co Upside Dawn Golden (Non-Alcoholic) | $8.50
Can
NON-ALCOHOLIC SPECIALTIES
- Enchanted Grove Lime Splash | $6.29
Minute Maid Limeade paired with the revitalizing flavors of Cucumber and Mint - Enchanting Ember Lemonade | $6.49
Minute Maid Premium Lemonade, Strawberry, and Hot Honey - Orange Cream Soda | $6.99
Fanta Orange with Vanilla and Cream - Caramel Root Beer with Sweet Cream | $6.99
Barq’s Root Beer flavored with Caramel and topped with Sweet Cream
Disney also lists allergy-friendly versions of several appetizers, including the glazed sticky ribs and queso fundido, at the same prices. Guests must speak to a Cast Member about their allergy-friendly request.
Reservations, Walk-Ups, and Party Nights
Reservations opened September 29th at 8:00pm ET, the evening launch Disney announced on September 17th. Disney put a virtual queue in front of the booking page, and opening day sold out relatively quickly. Walk-ups remain an option too, since Disney has said it will accommodate them once the pop-up begins.
As we reported when reservations opened, Disney’s website lists a few ground rules for the lounge:
- Dining Plan meals are not accepted
- Valid theme park admission is required, and a theme park reservation may be required based on admission type
- The lounge is closed during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
- The lounge is open during Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party
Guests looking for the family-style Thanksgiving dinner items can find them at Liberty Tree Tavern, according to Disney’s menu page.
Story So Far
- Jessie’s Roundup ran at the Diamond Horseshoe from May 24 through September 8, taking over the space before the pop-up.
- On August 5, Disney shared a first look at the pop-up with a charcuterie board, a margarita, and a specialty lemonade.
- On August 31, Disney confirmed the opening date and full menu, setting an October 4 debut and a September 29 reservation date.
- On September 17, Disney announced the 8:00pm ET reservation launch.
- On September 29, reservations opened behind a virtual queue, and opening day sold out.
Disney has not announced a closing date, so how long the lounge will run remains unclear. As of right now, reservations are available thorugh November 29th, but that could change. We will keep covering the Diamond Horseshoe Lounge as more details arrive.
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