Signature

The BOATHOUSE

The short answer

Disney Springs' waterfront steak and seafood restaurant, with vintage amphicars outside and a proper raw bar inside. Steaks $42.50 to $74, fish $38 to $48.50, lobster to $72. It is the best-known table service at Disney Springs and takes two dining plan credits.

Where
The Landing, Disney Springs, on the waterfront. Walk from any Disney Springs Resort Area hotel or Saratoga Springs.
Cuisine
American steak and seafood
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 $60 a head before tax · average entrée $37.88, dessert $17.17, drink $4.99 on Disney’s menu, read Sep 21, 2026
Dress code
Theme park casual
Noise
loud
Non-resort guests
Yes — you do not need to stay here
Dining plan
Table-service plan, 2026not yet confirmed for 2027 · Disney’s own listing, Sep 22, 2026. Disney Food Blog notes that restaurants not owned by Disney often confirm late in the year. · what a credit buys here
A main course here is $37.88 — dearer than 6% of the other 18 signature restaurants whose menus we hold.

$30.53cheapest$51.63median$79.85dearest

Mean main course from Disney’s own menu. Drinks, sides and tip are on top. Read Sep 21, 2026.

Is it worth the money?

For the food alone, it is fine and expensive. For the setting, it is one of the better evenings at Disney Springs.

The restaurant sits on the water with the vintage amphicars — the 1960s convertibles that drive into the lake — running past the windows all evening, and you can book a ride separately. The raw bar is genuinely good and the Gibsons beef is properly sourced, which is more than most Disney Springs steak claims.

What to watch is the bill. Two people ordering a steak each with a starter and a dessert are past $200 without wine, and it takes two dining plan credits rather than one. The NY Steak & Fries at $42.50 is the value order and the one most regulars point to.

It is also open to anyone — no park ticket, no resort stay — which makes it one of the easier good dinners to arrange around a Disney Springs evening.

Who it’s right for

Anyone spending an evening at Disney Springs. Guests at the Disney Springs Resort Area hotels or Saratoga Springs, who can walk. Seafood and steak eaters. Groups, since the room takes large parties well. And anyone without a park ticket, since Disney Springs needs none.

Who it’s wrong for

Anyone on a budget — this is signature pricing without a signature designation. Dining plan users counting credits, since it takes two. Plant-based diners. And anyone wanting a quiet dinner, since the room and the waterfront are both busy.

What is actually good

Steaks are Gibsons Heritage beef: NY Steak & Fries $42.50, Petite Filet Mignon $60, Boneless Ribeye $65, New York Strip $68 and Filet Mignon $74. Two Gibsons Prime cuts sit above them, the W.R.'s Chicago Cut at $91 and a Porterhouse at $125.

Fish runs $38 to $48.50: Cedar Planked Salmon $38, Pan-Roasted Corvina $41, Coriander Seared Yellowfin Tuna $44.50 and Pan-Seared Gulf Grouper $48.50. Maine Lobster Tail Oscar is $68 and a Gulf Lobster Tail $72.

Starters run $9 to $27.50; the Firecracker Shrimp at $18.75 and Oysters Rockefeller at $27.50 are the ones tables order. Desserts run $12.50 to $55: the 21 Layer Chocolate Cake at $26.50 and the Macadamia Turtle Pie at $29.50 serve two, and the S'mores Baked Alaska is $55. Prices from Disney's menu, 13 September 2026.

Portions

Large, American and steakhouse-scaled. The desserts are explicitly sized for two and priced accordingly. Starters are shareable and most tables over-order them.

Allergies and dietary needs

Adequate without being strong. A steak and seafood menu handles gluten-free easily and leaves plant-based diners with side dishes and the whipped edamame. Shellfish is throughout the menu, so flag allergies at booking.

Common questions

How much is The BOATHOUSE?
Heritage steaks $42.50 to $74, fish $38 to $48.50, lobster $68 to $72, starters $9 to $27.50 and desserts $12.50 to $55, on Disney's menu of 13 September 2026. Two people with a starter, steaks and a shared dessert land past $200 before wine. The NY Steak & Fries at $42.50 is the value order.
What are the amphicars?
Vintage 1960s convertible cars that drive down a ramp into the lake and cruise it as boats. They run past the restaurant windows all evening and rides are booked separately from dining — they are not included and they sell out. It is the reason the waterfront tables are worth asking for.
Does it take the Disney Dining Plan?
Yes, but at two table-service credits per person, not one. If you are budgeting credits, that is the most important thing to know about this restaurant — two people dining here costs four credits.
Do you need a park ticket?
No. Disney Springs is free to enter and open to anyone, so The BOATHOUSE can be booked without a park ticket or a resort stay. That makes it one of the easier good dinners to arrange, especially for guests staying off property.
What should you order?
The raw bar and the NY Steak & Fries at $42.50, which is where the value is. The Gibsons Heritage beef is properly sourced and the fish is fresh. Skip the largest desserts unless you are sharing — the Macadamia Turtle Pie at $29.50 is explicitly for two.

Sources

  1. The Mouse For Less — The BOATHOUSE menu with 2026 prices and dining plan creditsreported by · checked
  2. Walt Disney World official — The BOATHOUSE menus. Menu and prices re-read through Disney's menu service on 13 September 2026.Disney official · checked

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