A popular Walt Disney World Resort restaurant is getting more expensive very soon.Credit: Inside The MagicRelated: Disney World Just Dropped Price Increases on Thousands of Food Items Across the ParksDining is perhaps one of the most crucial aspects of a Disney vacation. From quick-service fast food eateries to full-service sit-down meals, guests have their pick when it comes to eating at places like Walt Disney World. Some restaurants are so iconic in fact that they are the reason travelers visit the parks in the first place.Examples include Ohana at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, Le Cellier at EPCOT, and Victoria & Albert’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian. However, there’s a lot of culinary fun to be had at Disney’s Contemporary Resort too, with California Grill serving as a landmark of the resort for years.“Savor delectable, market-inspired cuisine as you take in the sights of Seven Seas Lagoon and Magic Kingdom park,” says Disney. California Grill offers a selection of classic dishes with a unique twist, like the Barbecue American Eel Roll or Ratatouille.This eatery has always been a little pricey, but things are getting even more expensive for California Grill next month.Credit: How to DisneyRelated: Restrictions Guests Had No Clue Weren’t In Place at Disney WorldBeginning November 7, 2025, the price of California Grill’s 3-Course Selection Menu will rise to $99 per adult. This option was previously priced at $89, plus tax and gratuity.Current Pricing (current)$89 per adult, plus tax and gratuityDeluxe Wine Pairing +$72$39 per child (ages 3-9), plus tax and gratuityNew Pricing (starting November 7, 2025)$99 per adult, plus tax and gratuityDeluxe Wine Pairing +$78$39 per child (ages 3-9), plus tax and gratuityIn addition to this change, the price of California Grill’s Deluxe Wine Pairing will also go up from $72 per person to $78.This update follows a big wave of price hikes announced earlier this week. These hikes affect everything from the actual cost of tickets and food to add-ons like Lightning Lane. A single-day ticket to Magic Kingdom will costs $209 during peak times, with EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom all getting a bump too.Guests are also paying more to park their cars at the parks, and the cost of theme park parking is increasing, too.Alongside parking, food, and tickets, annual passes also saw a price hike. These changes aren’t exclusive to Walt Disney World; Disney’s original Disneyland Resort also saw a wave of price hikes.Have you dined at California Grill?The post CONFIRMED: New Price Hikes Coming to Iconic Disney Restaurant in 30 Days appeared first on Inside the Magic.