With a whole host of different food and drink choices, Fuel is a one-stop shop at the Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel. Here, you can pop in and grab hot (or iced) coffee, pick up grab-and-go-meals for early theme park mornings, or even grab a sandwich for a more filling meal. This quick-service restaurant is part coffee bar and bakery, part convenience store all rolled into one.

Fuel Location

You’ll find Fuel inside the Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel. 

Fuel Menu

At Fuel, you’ll find pretty much everything and anything you might need to satisfy hunger or quench thirst. Home to grab-and-go items like sandwiches, self-serve frozen yogurt, and prepackaged snacks, you can easily stock up for your stay at the Dolphin or pick up items to take to the parks.

But if you’d prefer a cup of coffee or something from the bakery, that’s possible here, too. Fuel offers a variety of coffee-based beverages as well as fresh pastries, making it a great all-day option for caffeine and snacks.

See what’s on the menu at Fuel below.

Beverages

  • Coffee
  • Cappuccino/Cafe Latte 
  • Flavored Latte
  • Espresso – Single
  • Espresso – Double
  • Hot Tea
  • Chai Tea Latte
  • Iced Coffee
  • Bottled Juices
  • Bottled Sofa
  • Energy Drink
  • Bottled Water
  • Fresh Juices

Pastries

  • Assorted Bagels
  • Assorted Muffins
  • Butter Croissant
  • Chocolate Croissant

Disney Dining Plan

Unfortunately, you can’t use credits from the Disney Dining Plan at Fuel. Neither the Disney Dining Plan nor the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan are accepted here.

On a related note, it’s worth keeping in mind that Fuel doesn’t accept MagicBands, Disney Gift Cards, or any other type of Disney stored value cards (including Disney Dining Cards) as a form of payment.

Advance Dining Reservations

Like all of Disney World’s quick-service restaurants, Fuel doesn’t offer advance dining reservations (ADRs). You won’t be able to make a reservation ahead of stopping by – but the good news is this convenient dining spot rarely has guests waiting long to pick up snacks or drinks.

Is Fuel Kid-Friendly?

With its grab-and-go design (though there is some seating inside), super casual atmosphere, and varied offerings, Fuel is wonderfully kid-friendly. Every parent knows it’s often easier to pop by a Starbucks and grab some pastries on theme park days, and Fuel satisfies that same purpose well. It’s easy to find something your kids will like, whether they’re 2 or 12 years old.

Plus, thanks to the super casual atmosphere here, you don’t have to worry about your kids sitting through a slow-paced meal. You can dine on the spot, or you can take your items to go – a particularly great option for the wiggliest of kids.

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Heather Adams

Heather Adams, Disneyland Expert and Mom | A lifelong Disneyland enthusiast who's familiar with every square inch of the Anaheim theme parks, Heather has spent over 30 years becoming an expert in all things Disney. A Disney Adult turned Disney Mom, she's now quickly becoming a pro at taking her little one to the theme parks and familiarizing herself with navigating crowds with diaper bags, strollers, and plenty of baby gear. If you're planning a Disney vacation with kids under age 3, she's got all of the advice you need.