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Boatwright's

Updated 6/16/22
For the most up-to-date information about the phased reopening of the Walt Disney World Resort, please visit the  Walt Disney World Know Before You Go Guide.

A restored boat workshop welcomes guests each evening to a Southern Louisiana cooking experience on the bayou. This nautical-themed eatery has antique shipbuilding tools hanging throughout the restaurant and a suspended skeleton of a 46 foot lugger boat as the centerpiece of the restaurant. Located at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort - Riverside, this restaurant overlooking the Sassagoula River, specializes in southern style cuisine with a comfortable atmosphere for all Walt Disney World guests.

Boatwright’s Jambalaya, Deep South Shrimp and Grits, and the All-You-Care-To-Enjoy Chef’s Platter (with Nashville hot chicken) make for a dinner full of flavor. There are plenty of cocktails to go along with your meal (available at an additional cost). If you have room for dessert, I highly recommend trying the Mississippi Mud Crème Brulee, Banana Cream Pie Bread Pudding, or the  Pecan Pie Cheesecake. Children can choose their own entree from the Kids’ Create-Your-Own Entree menu.

If you are traveling from a Disney park or returning to a park after dining at Boatwright’s Dining Hall, you can use Disney bus transportation. If you are traveling between your resort and Port Orleans-Riverside, you can use Disney transportation to go to a theme park, then transfer to the Port Orleans Bus. For those time conscious guests, utilizing a taxi or rideshare will cut down on travel time. If you are at Disney Springs, simply hop on a boat to head over to the Port Orleans Resort. Even though Boatwright’s is a little off the beaten path, you will not be disappointed by taking the time to visit.

Dinner is offered daily from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Boatwright’s Dining Hall is family-friendly and theme park attire is welcomed. The restaurant participates in the Disney Dining Plan and requires 1 table-service credit. (As a reminder, Disney currently is not offering Dining Plans). If you are paying out of pocket, you can expect to spend $25-$59.99 per person.

My family has dined at Boatwright’s Dining Hall a few times over the years. It is a fun and unique dining experience after a full day of visiting Disney World. We enjoy the opportunity to dine at a resort restaurant with delicious food, unique atmosphere, and a friendly waitstaff. We also treasure the opportunity to step away from the theme park restaurants and reflect on a fun day at the parks!

If you are looking for a satisfying meal full of Southern flavors, head down to the Sassagoula River to Boatwright’s Dining Hall!

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