Bring the Kids! Celebrating 40 Years of Tokyo Disney Resort with Special Children’s Menus Starting April 10

Tokyo Disney Resort is 40 years young this April 15! In celebration of this monumental anniversary year, the park has prepared Special Children’s Menus available to visitors up to the age of 11, starting April 10. From desserts you can decorate yourself to authentic full-course meals, there’s an impressive lineup of hitherto unseen options that are sure to delight! Come live the magic and make wonderful memories at the park’s participating restaurants.

Welcome to Dream-Go-Round, a comprehensive anniversary program commemorating Tokyo Disney Resort’s 40 years of service. Dream-Go-Round features a variety of events, specialized menus, and limited goods for sale, but the Special Children’s Menus in particular were designed to help families make lasting memories with their children in the park restaurants.

Children up to the age of 11 are eligible to select from the Special Children’s Menus. The unique lineup includes desserts that children can decorate themselves, as well as full-course dishes for the little ones who want to get that “all grown up” experience.

The Little Patissier Mickey Mouse Dessert is a design-it-yourself treat that’ll give kids the feeling of being a pro pastry chef. Starting with a base of chocolate Mont Blanc, the dessert features a set of cocoa biscuits, decorative sugar, chocolate pens (that you can actually draw with), and more; it’s time to get creative with the decorations and make a one-of-a-kind Mickey Mouse dessert! It even includes a cookie printed with the Tokyo Disney Resort 40th Anniversary logo.

The dessert is presented upon an accompanying paper plate featuring Mickey Mouse and friends in special anniversary costumes. The Dream Garland design that lines the rim of the plate helps add a little more festive flair to the whole thing.

This dessert is available from Monday, April 10, to Sunday, March 31, 2024. It’s available at five restaurants scattered about Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, making it a relatively easy option that’s sure to get the kids smiling.

Special Kid’s Courses are available at several restaurants within the park; they take the popular full-course meals and serve them at half the portions usually given to adults, so children can savor the flavors without biting off more than they can chew (literally). Getting the same authentic dishes as the grownups is sure to be a delight for many children who see themselves as not so little anymore! It’s also a great way to introduce your children to the concept of a multi-course meal.

Offers are available from Monday, April 10, to Thursday, August 31, 2023. Take this opportunity to get your fill of delightful cuisine at the park’s fashionable restaurants together with the whole family.

Eastside Cafe is lush with the elegant ambience of the Victorian era, regularly serving up beautifully plated pasta dishes and desserts. On its menu are the Special Set and Special Kid’s Set, which come with appetizers, pasta, and dessert.

Both sets are identical (except for the volume of food). They start with four appetizers, including an eye-catching tomato and peach soup and walnut-filled mashed potatoes wrapped cannelloni-style in prosciutto that are excellent for parties. From there, it’s on to a crab and tomato cream pasta served with shrimp and mussels, along with a side of freshly baked bread. For dessert, tuck in to a sweet-and-sour presentation of ricotta mousse and strawberry sauce.

One of the charms of the Special Kid’s Set is that — even though its portions are halved — the presentation is almost identical to the one served to adults. Kids who want to eat “just like mommy and daddy do” are sure to go wide-eyed over this rare and delightful opportunity.

Blue Bayou Restaurant is fashioned in the style of the southern United States circa the mid-19th century, and it can be seen from the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. Come sundown, it transforms into a romantic destination with fireflies dancing about the beautiful blue inlet.

The Special Course for adults is charming for its customizability; you’re able to pick your choice of appetizer, main dish, and dessert. Come watch the Pirates of the Caribbean in action as you take your time savoring this full-course meal.

Meanwhile, the Special Kid’s Course offers up a hearty serving of roast beef for the main dish, together with a bacon quiche and smoked salmon tartar that’s sure to be loved by the kids. The course also includes a side of bread embossed with a Mickey Mouse silhouette and the Special Dessert Plate, which features Mickey-shaped chocolate and a harmonious assortment of colorful treats — all together a satisfying meal that will leave everyone full of both food and smiles.

Welcome to Magellan’s, named after the distinguished nautical adventurer from the Age of Discovery. The austere interior is adorned with artifacts of the bygone era; you’ll feel as though you’ve joined the ranks of a daring expedition the moment you step inside.

The Special Kid’s Course here is a slightly modified version of the Special Course, removing a few choice ingredients to be more oriented for children. From grilled wagyu beef to fried amberjack kadayif, each item is pleasing to both the eye and the palate, coming together to make a perfect anniversary meal. Afterwards, adults may select from coffee or black tea, while children can choose juice or soft drinks — an extra point of consideration for young ones who aren’t quite ready for all that caffeine.

Keep celebrating the magic of 40 years of Tokyo Disney Resort with your children at the park restaurants, all thanks to the Special Kid’s Menus. Now’s a rare chance to try these limited selections; pay a visit to the park and make even more wonderful memories as a family!

*Details of the menu options listed above may change without notice. Participating locations may also sell out or discontinue the menu options at any time.

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