Credit: Inside the MagicWalt Disney World’s dining scene keeps expanding in ways that go well beyond the theme parks themselves, and the latest update makes that expansion easier to actually take advantage of. Two acclaimed restaurants that have technically been part of the Walt Disney World Resort for years are now fully integrated into the same booking system guests already use for everything from Cinderella’s Royal Table to a quick counter service lunch.
It’s a small technical change on paper, but it genuinely widens what a Disney vacation can include, especially for guests looking to add a memorable, upscale meal to an otherwise theme park-focused trip after 12 years of operation.
Here’s everything you need to know about the update, and what it means for how you plan your next visit.
One Tap Away From a Table That Used to Take Extra Steps
Capa and Ravello, the two signature restaurants inside the Four Seasons Resort Orlando, can now be booked directly through the Walt Disney World website and the My Disney Experience app. Both restaurants sit inside the Four Seasons, which is itself a Walt Disney World Resort property, but until now, reservations had to go through either the Four Seasons directly or OpenTable. That’s changed, and the update also covers Good Morning Breakfast with Goofy and His Pals, the character breakfast held inside Ravello.
For guests who already build their entire Walt Disney World trip around the My Disney Experience app, this is a meaningful convenience. Instead of juggling a separate booking platform just to snag a table at one of the resort’s most acclaimed restaurants, everything now lives in the same place as your park reservations, Lightning Lane selections, and other dining plans.
Where Wood-Fired Meat Meets a View of the Fireworks
Capa is a rooftop steakhouse built around Spanish influenced cooking, with a menu centered on wood grilled meats, seafood, and tapas, supported by an extensive wine and cocktail list. Executive Chef Fabrizio Schenardi and Chef Chris Edwards oversee the kitchen, and the restaurant has earned both a AAA Four Diamond rating and a Michelin recommendation, credentials that put it firmly among the more serious dining experiences available anywhere near Walt Disney World property.
The design leans into a dramatic, matador inspired aesthetic, mixing dark wood with black and crimson accents, and the open kitchen sits directly in view of the dining room. Step outside onto the terrace and you get a view overlooking the Tranquilo Golf Club and the resort’s surrounding wetlands. One of the more unique perks here is the ability to catch actual Walt Disney World fireworks from the rooftop while you eat, a detail that turns dinner into something closer to a full evening experience rather than just a meal.
A few practical details are worth knowing before booking. Dinner runs from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm, and entrée prices average over $60 per adult, positioning Capa firmly in fine dining territory. Live music plays Wednesdays and Saturdays from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, adding another layer to the evening if your visit lines up with those nights. It’s also important to know that Disney dining plans and the Four Seasons Kids 5 and Younger Dine Free program don’t apply here, so this isn’t a spot to fold into a prepaid dining package. Valet parking is complimentary for Capa guests, which helps offset some of the logistics of dining somewhere outside the usual Disney transportation network.
Housemade Pasta, Limoncello, and a Surprise Visit From Goofy
Ravello serves Italian food for both breakfast and dinner, with Chef Schenardi, a native of Torino, building the menu around housemade pasta, wood fired pizza, limoncello, and imported Italian ingredients. Dinner runs from 5:30 pm to 10:00 pm, and both breakfast and dinner entrées average between $35 and $59.99 per adult, making it a slightly more accessible price point than Capa while still delivering a genuinely elevated dining experience.
The standout addition for families is Good Morning Breakfast with Goofy and His Pals, held at Ravello on Thursday and Saturday mornings from 7:00 am to 11:00 am. The character breakfast includes a prix fixe menu with a choice of entrée, and Goofy and his pals make their way through the restaurant throughout the meal. Guests get a photo opportunity with Goofy upon arrival, though it’s worth noting this experience doesn’t include tableside autographs or additional character photos the way some other Disney character dining spots do. A digital photo download is included as part of the experience instead.
Just like Capa, Ravello doesn’t participate in Disney dining plans or the Four Seasons Kids 5 and Younger Dine Free program, and that restriction applies during the character breakfast as well, so it’s worth budgeting for this meal separately from any dining package you might already have in place.
Locking In Your Reservation
Reservations for Capa, Ravello, and the Goofy character breakfast are now available directly through the Walt Disney World website and the My Disney Experience app, sitting right alongside the rest of Disney’s dining lineup. If you’d rather book by phone, calling the Four Seasons directly at (407) 313-6161 still works as an option.
One important detail to keep in mind is that because these restaurants are located at the Four Seasons rather than a Disney owned resort, you’ll need to arrange your own transportation to get there. Disney’s complimentary transportation system doesn’t extend to the Four Seasons property, so factor in a rideshare, rental car, or the resort’s own shuttle options when planning around a reservation here.
Fitting a Fancier Night Into Your Itinerary
For anyone building out a Walt Disney World vacation, this update genuinely expands what’s easy to include without extra hassle. A rooftop dinner with fireworks views at Capa, or a character breakfast with Goofy at Ravello, can now be booked in the exact same place you’re already managing park days and Lightning Lanes, which makes it far more likely these experiences actually make it into your itinerary instead of getting skipped because booking felt like an extra step.
If a special occasion, anniversary, or simply a nicer night out is part of your trip plans, this is worth adding to your list well before you go, since tables at acclaimed restaurants like these tend to book up quickly once more guests realize how easy reservations have become.
Have you dined at Capa or Ravello during a Walt Disney World trip? Share your experience in the comments, we’d love to hear whether the food and atmosphere lived up to the reputation these restaurants have built over the years.
