Story Book Dining at Artist Point with Snow White

About Story Book Dining at Artist Point with Snow White

Heigh-ho, heigh-ho — it’s off to dinner we go! Story Book Dining at Artist Point transforms the rustic elegance of Disney’s Wilderness Lodge into an enchanted forest straight from the pages of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The restaurant’s Pacific Northwest-inspired setting, with its towering timber columns and arts-and-crafts details, provides a surprisingly perfect backdrop for a fairy tale dinner.

As you dine, Snow White herself makes the rounds, accompanied by the lovable Dopey and the hilariously grumpy Grumpy. But the real showstopper is The Queen, who sweeps through the dining room in full villainous regalia. Guests can even pose for photos with her, making this one of the rare opportunities to meet a Disney villain up close in an intimate setting.

The combination of a beautifully themed environment, excellent prix fixe food, and unique character interactions makes this one of the most distinctive dining experiences at Walt Disney World. It feels special in a way that many character meals do not, blending genuine culinary ambition with Disney storytelling.

Menu Highlights

Story Book Dining is a prix fixe experience with shared starters and desserts and individually plated entrees.

Shared Starters

• Hunter’s Harvest
• Smoky Mushroom Bisque
• Wicked Shrimp Cocktail

Entrees (choose one)

• Royal Prime Rib Roast
• Brother’s Grimm Herbed Chicken
• Magic Mirror’s Slow-braised Pork Shank
• Beef Stroganoff
• Fish of the Day
• A Stroll Through Nature (vegetarian) — asparagus, leeks, arugula, and gnocchi

Kids’ Entrees — Royal Prime Rib Roast, Grilled Chicken, or Grilled Fish of the Day

Shared Desserts (you get one of each)

• “Poison” Apple — dark chocolate-apple mousse
• Fairy Tale Gooseberry Tart
• Miner’s Treasures

The beverage menu features creative cocktails and mocktails, plus a wine list focused on highly rated selections from Oregon and Washington State.

How to Get a Reservation

Story Book Dining has a total demand score of around 1,425 alerts on MagicTable, placing it at a reservation difficulty of 3 out of 5. It is popular but not as crushingly competitive as the top-tier character meals.

Tips for booking:

• November is the single hardest month by a wide margin, followed by December.
• Summer months (June through August) are significantly easier, with demand dropping to its lowest.
• January through April sees moderate, steady demand.
• Book at your 60-day window for November and December dates.
• This is a dinner-only experience, so there is no easier meal period to target.
• You do not need a park ticket to dine at resort restaurants.

Dining Plan Information

Story Book Dining uses 2 Table-Service meals per person on the Disney Dining Plan. At over $60 per adult for the prix fixe dinner, this represents solid value for your dining plan credits, especially considering the character interactions and the quality of the multi-course meal.