How much is Roundup Rodeo BBQ?

$49 an adult and $28 a child aged 3 to 9, plus tax and gratuity, for the full family-style meal — bread, two salads, platters of ribs, brisket, sausage, chicken and beans with sides, and a dessert each. Drinks are extra. Checked 9 September 2026.

Is it all-you-can-eat?

Yes, family style — platters come to the table and are refilled on request. Most tables do not finish the first round of meat, which is what makes the fixed price work for hungry families and poor value for light eaters.

Is the barbecue actually good?

Decent without being remarkable. It is house-smoked and properly cooked, and it is not the reason to book — the room is. If barbecue is what you want and the Toy Story dining room is not, you will eat better almost anywhere off property for less.

Is there other table service in Toy Story Land?

No. Roundup Rodeo BBQ is the only sit-down restaurant in the land, which is most of why it books up. Woody's Lunch Box is the counter-service option, and it is good but it is a walk-up window with outdoor seating in a park with very little shade.

Can it handle allergies and plant-based diets?

Yes, through a chef visit and a separately plated meal from the kitchen instead of from the shared platters. That works well, but it does mean one person at the table is eating a different meal while everyone else shares. Flag it when booking, not on arrival.

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Roundup Rodeo BBQ

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The short answer

Toy Story Land's barbecue restaurant, where you eat inside Andy's playset among giant toys. $49 an adult and $28 a child for a fixed family-style spread of ribs, brisket, sausage and chicken. It is the only table service in Toy Story Land.

Where: Toy Story Land, Disney's Hollywood Studios, beside Slinky Dog Dash.
Cuisine: American barbecue, served family style
Reservation: Book at 60 days
Booking opens: 60 days ahead, 6:00am Eastern — and if you are staying at a Disney resort, day 60 books your whole stay, up to ten days. Off site, it is 60 days for each date separately, so the same table is gone before your window opens. Work out your date.
Typical meal: about $49 a head before tax · Disney’s set price, read Sep 21, 2026
Dress code: Theme park casual
Noise: loud
Non-resort guests: Yes — with theme park admission
Dining plan: Table-service plan, 2026 and 2027 · Disney’s own listing, Sep 22, 2026 · what a credit buys here

Is it worth the money?

For a family in Hollywood Studios, yes — mainly because of what it replaces.

Hollywood Studios is the park with the weakest table-service line-up and the longest queues, and Toy Story Land has no other sit-down option. $49 for all-you-care-to-eat barbecue in air conditioning, next to Slinky Dog Dash, at a park where a counter-service meal runs $20 and a queue runs 70 minutes, is a reasonable trade.

The barbecue itself is decent without being notable — house-smoked and properly done, but nobody is coming to Walt Disney World for it. What children respond to is the room, and it is genuinely well built: you eat inside the playset, at toy scale.

Two adults paying $98 for barbecue would eat better at the Brown Derby or off property. The value here is entirely about who is at the table and where you are standing when you get hungry.

Who it’s right for

Families in Toy Story Land, where there is no other table service. Big eaters, since it is all-you-care-to-eat. Anyone needing an air-conditioned break in the park with the least shade. Children who like Toy Story, for whom the room is most of the experience. And guests who want a fixed price instead of a menu decision.

Who it’s wrong for

Adults without children, who are paying $98 for two for competent barbecue. Anyone wanting a quiet meal — it is loud by design. Diners who want to choose their own dish. And plant-based guests, who will be eating a separately plated meal while everyone else shares platters.

What is actually good

One fixed price, one format: $49 an adult and $28 a child aged 3 to 9, plus tax and gratuity. Bread service, a choice of two salads, then platters of house-smoked ribs, brisket, sausage, chicken and beans with several sides, and one dessert each.

Beer and cocktails are available and extra. Prices checked 9 September 2026.

The room is the other half of what you are paying for — oversized Toy Story pieces, board-game and domino set dressing, and the conceit that you are one of Andy's toys.

Portions

Family-style platters, refilled on request, and generous. Most tables do not clear the first round of meat. The sides do more work than the barbecue for children.

Allergies and dietary needs

Handled through the kitchen, not the platters. Plant-based and allergy guests are plated separately after a chef visit, which works but means you are eating a different meal from the table. Gluten-free is straightforward apart from the bread service.

44 items from Disney’s own menu for this location, 21 of them priced across 2 meal periods. Disney’s prices exclude tax and gratuity and change without notice. Read 2026-09-22.