Jedi Mickey’s Star Wars Dine at Hollywood Studios
Things may soon be changing for Star Wars at Walt Disney World and Disneyland but until then this meal is a must do for those making the most out of Season of the Force (previously known as Star Wars Weekends).
Once a year this dining venue that caters more to the toddler and pre-schooler set with characters like Doc McStuffins, Sofia the First, Jake and the Never Land Pirates and Handy Manny takes on a more ‘out of this world’ flavor with some mashed up characters from Star Wars.
And not only is there a character change but the menu is also spiced up to meet the expectations of any reputable Star Wars fanatic.
The meal will run you about $60 for adults and $40 for children. Space will be limited as this is a very hot reservation. So once they announce the dates get ready to pounce!
Character Mash Ups
You are not going to get your normal characters here.
There is no Darth Vader or Princess Leia. There isn’t even a Donald Duck or a Mickey Mouse.
Instead you get the best of both worlds. Prepare yourself for some unique character interactions as you meet Ewok Chip & Dale, Jedi Mickey, Leia Minnie, Darth Goofy, and Stormtrooper Donald.
As you enter you will have your official photo (which is included with the meal) taken with Ewok Chip & Dale prior to being seated at your table.
As you enjoy your meal Jedi Mickey, Leia Minnie, Darth Goofy, and Stormtrooper Donald will stop by your table. About one every 10 minutes. It really is fast paced so keep your camera ready.
Themed Food Items
Delicious Bites with a Star Wars Twist
The main buffet has your savory items but with a Star Wars twist. Everything has a Star Wars inspired name. Yes, some are better than others but they all actually made you excited to try the food.
Some examples are “Kessel Run” Roasted Strip Loin, “R2-D2’s” Cantaloupe Salad or “Tusken Raider” Thai Beef Salad.
The kids even get into the action with “Chewbacca’s” Chicken Tenders. Our youngest had to be different and scarfed down a fair amount of Lando’s Lobster and Shrimp Mac ‘n Cheese.

Lobster and Shrimp Mac ‘n Cheese (photo courtesy of Disney Tourist Blog)
After you get your fill of the main courses head on over to the dessert bar. Here you can choose to be a part of the Rebel Alliance or join the Dark Side as each side of the dessert bar represents the two sides of the force.
The Rebel Alliance offers up tasty morsels of “Yoda” cupcakes, “Chewbacca” shaped cookies, Rebel Cheesecake, Jedi Mickey Lime Tart and the fan favorite Aunt Beru’s Blue Milk Ice Cream.

Sampling of Rebel themed desserts (photo courtesy of Disney Tourist Blog)
Head over to the dark side and grab some “Darth Vader” cupcakes, “Stormtrooper” cookies or Boba’s Brwonies and Marshmallows.
Now I won’t say anything if you happen to be a double agent and work both sides of the dessert bar.

Sampling of The Dark Side themed desserts (photo courtesy of Disney Tourist Blog)
Character Interactions
Play Your Part Accordingly
This is not your normal character meal as the characters are even in character. Be prepared to choose your side and play your part accordingly.
You may want to offer your assistance to Darth Goofy take over restaurant from those pesky rebel fighters. Or you can go another way and warn Jedi Mickey that you saw Darth Goofy coming for him.

Darth Goofy (photo courtesy of Rolling with the Magic)
Remember that Leia Minnie DOES NOT need help from the boys. She can take care of herself against the dark side any day.
Now I was disappointed with my favorite Stormtrooper Donald. I hopefully asked if he was a rebel spy in disguise. Unfortunately I found out he is fully aligned with Darth Goofy. So sad.
But my favorite interaction was not caught on film. I had lost a part of my camera and I was asking a cast member at the front if they had seen it. Ewok Chip & Dale overheard me and began looking through all of the cast members pockets looking for it.
The cast members had no idea what was going on and the look of surprise was hilarious as Ewok Chip & Dale scurried about to check them all. Love those guys!
Final Thoughts
Crossing My Fingers For It’s Return
There is a rumor that this type of meal will go away with the introduction of Star Wars Land. The idea is they want to purify Star Wars and having the Fab 5 dressed in character does not meet that image.
Personally I hope they give these guys a pass. This meal is so much fun and helps introduce Star Wars to the younger crowd. The other meals may be a bit to scary and over their heads.
So if they do offer it in 2016 jump on this meal before it is gone!!
What do you think? Should this meal stay or go with Star Wars Land?
For more Unique Dining Experiences check out the other great posts from the Blogorail!
Here is the map of our Magical Blogorail Green | Unique Disney Dining Experiences Loop:
- 1st Stop – Capturing Magical Memories | Jedi Mickey’s Star Wars Dine
- 2nd Stop – Dad for Disney | 50’s Prime Time Cafe
- 3rd Stop – Sam’s Disney Diary | Victoria and Albert’s “The Queen Victoria Room Experience”
- 4th Stop – Adventureland Pam | T-Rex Restaurant
- 5th Stop – Home is Where the Mouse Is | Garden View Tea Room
We’ve never had opportunity to experience this one, but I certainly hope they decide to keep it and even make it permanent to Star Wars Land when it’s open! I think it’s adorable and looks like so much fun, even for adults! What a way to cross two favorite worlds!
I agree with your seniment about the meal going away with the introduction of Star Wars Land. I want to see it stay too. It’s difficult for my family to get to Walt Disney World during Star Wars Weekends so we never got the chance to experience it. It looks like a blast.
Looks like a great spot for the kids… I haven’t experienced this one, as I spent my time over at the Galactic Drive in 😉 Hoping they keep Jedi Mickey, but I think his days are numbered. Great blog – keep it up!
I have not been down during SWW yet but this character meal looks fantastic! I love the story of Ewok Chip & Dale trying to find your camera! Hopefully this character meal will be around after the transitions for StarWars Land.
We’ve never made it to a SWW. I’m also hoping this one sticks around after the big change. It’s the type of meal kids and adults of all ages can enjoy together. I could see my kids really loving it.
Hi Mary,
I hadn’t even heard of a SWW being an option! I’m behind the times. This sounds like so much fun and looks good!