2024 EPCOT Eat to the Beat Dining Packages: Complete Guide to Pricing and Restaurants

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Posted: Monday July 1, 2024 12:20pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

EPCOT’s International Food & Wine Festival is back starting July 27, 2024, and with it comes the fan-favorite Eat to the Beat Concert Series.

Disney offers the Eat to the Beat dining packages, combining dining at an EPCOT restaurant and priority seating at the concerts.

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Here’s everything you need to know about these dining packages.

Dining Packages and Prices

Prices have increased across most restaurants from 2023 to 2024. For example, the breakfast at Akershus Royal Banquet increased from $64.00 to $72.00 for adults, and Spice Road Table increased from $47.00 to $56.00 for adults. Regal Eagle Smokehouse saw a slight increase from $35.00 to $36.00 for adults.

Spice Road Table Meal: Includes 2 small plates, a shared tagine, a shared dessert platter, and a nonalcoholic beverage (or alcoholic beverage for guests 21 and older). The cost for adults (ages 10 and up) is $56.00, and for children (ages 3 to 9), it is $21.00.

The following restaurants include an appetizer, entrée, and dessert or a full buffet (where applicable), as well as one nonalcoholic beverage (or alcoholic beverage for guests 21 and older). Each package entitles one person to a guaranteed seat at the Eat to the Beat concert on the same day.

Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (Norway Pavilion): Breakfast costs $72.00 for adults and $42.00 for children. Lunch/Dinner is $84.00 for adults and $50.00 for children.

Biergarten Restaurant (Germany Pavilion): The price is $66.00 for adults and $34.00 for children.

Coral Reef Restaurant (The Living Seas): The cost is $73.00 for adults and $29.00 for children.

Garden Grill Restaurant (The Land Pavilion): Breakfast is $64.00 for adults and $37.00 for children. Lunch/Dinner is $79.00 for adults and $47.00 for children.

Le Cellier Steakhouse (Canada Pavilion): The price is $99.00 for adults and $39.00 for children.

Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue (American Adventure Pavilion): The package costs $36.00 for adults and $21.00 for children.

Rose & Crown Dining Room (United Kingdom Pavilion): The cost is $61.00 for adults and $26.00 for children.

Reservations

Advance reservations are highly recommended. Starting July 9, 2024, you can book your Eat to the Beat dining package online. Same-day dining packages are also available at Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue.

Important Information

Eat to the Beat dining packages are only offered during the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival from July 27 to November 23, 2024.
Packages are not offered on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays.
Alcohol will only be served to guests aged 21 and older with a valid form of identification.
Each guest will receive an Eat to the Beat badge at the restaurant after their meal, which will grant access to the reserved seating.
Guests without a package can still enjoy the concerts, but seating is limited and not guaranteed.

2024 Eat to the Beat Performer Lineup

Aug. 30-31 – The Fray
Sept. 1-2 – Sugar Ray
Sept. 6-7 – Hoobastank
Sept. 8-9 – Yellowcard (NEW)
Sept. 13-14 – Tiffany
Sept. 15-16 – MercyMe
Sept. 20-21 – Sheila E.
Sept. 22-23 – The Wanted (NEW)
Sept. 27 – Luis Figueroa
Sept. 28-29 – Mau Y Ricky (NEW)
Sept. 30 – Jesse & Joy (NEW)
Oct. 4-5 – Aloe Blacc (NEW)
Oct. 6-7 – Joey Fatone & Friends
Oct. 11-12 – We The Kings
Oct. 13-14 – Switchfoot
Oct. 18-19 – David Archuleta (NEW)
Oct. 20-21 – Billy Ocean
Oct. 25-28 – Hanson
Nov. 1-2 – Haley Reinhart featuring Emily Estefan, Casey Abrams and Janel Parrish (NEW)
Nov. 3-4 – Boyz II Men
Nov. 8-9 – Magic! (NEW)
Nov. 10-11 – Parmalee (NEW)
Nov. 15-16 – Smash Mouth
Nov. 17-18 – 98 Degrees

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Comped1 day ago

I mean, some of the band they got pre-pandemic were solidly B-list in terms of their old content, and didn't fit the "nostalgia act" label too much (if your songs are the basis for one or more Broadway shows/iconic movie or TV scenes, they deserve a bit more respect than that). That's more of a "1 original member in the band is left, and they're keeping the name alive for the money" (Survivor, The Guess Who, and many others). I'd happily take B/C list bands over this list any day to be honest. I swore they both stopped being relevant when I was a kid 1`5-20 years ago - when the Plain White Tees were still selling out stadiums (and are now reduced to playing Epcot occasionally)... Just wait a few years I suppose.

James J1 day ago

Would happily take Paramore or the Jonas Brothers over some of the acts I've never heard of! But I don't think Disney will be booking bands that are currently supporting Taylor Swift/sell out arenas by themselves anytime soon ;) Yellowcard are a fun addition for us elder emos, just wish they were in November during my trip rather than Smash Mouth and 98 degrees...

HauntedPirate1 day ago

You expect something above C-list and nostalgia bands? That’s just crazy talk! (Don’t get me wrong, the nostalgia bands would get me most times because… well, let’s not get into that here 😁)

Comped1 day ago

An extremely weak lineup compared to pre-pandemic where they had legitimately good acts that were still selling out concerts and had major hits that everyone knew... I miss Night Ranger - only band I've ever seen twice in one day because they'd do an acoustic and an electric set (and vary some of the songs between them). Now I've literally never heard of a solid 65% of these bands/singers (and couldn't name songs from many of the returning ones either). Come on Disney, at least try and pay for some good acts to sell dining packages... What's next? Paramore and the Jonas Brothers?

HauntedPirate1 day ago

Only 15+% price increases on some of the meal packages. 🙄

TrainsOfDisney1 day ago

Don’t make me feel old!!!

John park hopper2 days ago

I've heard of 3 and wouldn't pay to see them

Hakunamatata2 days ago

Concert lineup looks a bit weak this year. I guess with a shorter festival fewer bigger acts.

wdwmagic2 days ago

2024 EPCOT Eat to the Beat Dining Packages: Complete Guide to Pricing and Restaurants https://www.wdwmagic.com/events/international-food-and-wine-festival/news/01jul2024-2024-epcot-eat-to-the-beat-dining-packages-complete-guide-to-pricing-and-restaurants.htm

WDWhopper2 days ago

I haven’t heard of half of these acts.

WeNamedTheDogIndiana2 days ago

Hopefully that means we'll get menus - or at least a booth list - soon!

DCBaker2 days ago

Here's the 2024 Eat to the Beat Concert Schedule: Aug. 30-31 – The Fray Sept. 1-2 – Sugar Ray Sept. 6-7 – Hoobastank Sept. 8-9 – Yellowcard (NEW) Sept. 13-14 – Tiffany Sept. 15-16 – MercyMe Sept. 20-21 – Sheila E. Sept. 22-23 – The Wanted (NEW) Sept. 27 – Luis Figueroa Sept. 28-29 – Mau Y Ricky (NEW) Sept. 30 – Jesse & Joy (NEW) Oct. 4-5 – Aloe Blacc (NEW) Oct. 6-7 – Joey Fatone & Friends Oct. 11-12 – We The Kings Oct. 13-14 – Switchfoot Oct. 18-19 – David Archuleta (NEW) Oct. 20-21 – Billy Ocean Oct. 25-28 – Hanson Nov. 1-2 – Haley Reinhart featuring Emily Estefan, Casey Abrams and Janel Parrish (NEW) Nov. 3-4 – Boyz II Men Nov. 8-9 – Magic! (NEW) Nov. 10-11 – Parmalee (NEW) Nov. 15-16 – Smash Mouth Nov. 17-18 – 98 Degrees https://disneyparksblog.com/wdw/just-announced-2024-epcot-eat-to-the-beat-concert-series-lineup/

jeanericuser001Apr 23, 2024

Is that salt/pepper shakers that look like trash cans? ROFLMAO That may be one of the first times I ever intentionally felt the urge to tip over a trash can just to have some of the contents land on the food on my plate. hehe Disney you are too much. 😨😰😱🫢😝😍

DisneyRoyApr 23, 2024

On her own? Who knows. But this is a highly touted retheme of a greatly beloved attraction. This ride opening WILL drive business this summer. But Epcot can easily absorb crowds more than the other two parks.