Toy Story Pizza Planet

É um quick service, bem divertido. Pra quem gosta dos hamburguers, pizzas e do maravilhoso Meatball sub…é um paraíso. O cardápio é igual dos restaurantes da Disney, eu adoro! Dentro do Pizza Planet tem uns games que você precisa comprar ficha para jogar. Também tem uma máquina de troco lá dentro, então se você precisa trocar notas altas, lá você consegue.

Our first time eating in the park. The restaurant we were going to eat out had no tables u too tomorrow, me sing the were booked the rest of the night so we picked this place to eat at.
The lines were Kong but they moved fairly fast. We ordered the cheese pizza, an antipasto salad, large sweet tea and bottled water and our bill was $ 25. Not bad for park food.
The antipasta salad was tasty but it wasn’t mixed up, looked like everything was just thrown into a bowl. I had to get extra dressing as it looked a little dry. Would I get this again, yes I would.
We also got a cheese pizza, it was tasty but it was small for $ 10. We got it for my daughter and husband to share.
Overall the food wasn’t bad and I would try this place out again.

Fast and taste really good ! Coming back for the Meatball sub looks amazingly good ! They have a lot of seating down stairs, outside, and upstairs !

I stepped in here, to be honest, just being extremely optimistic and hopeful that I would be able to eat here. To my surprise, I COULD!
So I have to say that the line moved very quickly, which was great! Once I got to order, I asked the cashier if they offered any vegan cheese on the pizza and he said they actually DID (they have Follow Your Heart brand)!! After I let out an loud «eep!» I ordered a veggie pizza with vegan cheese. The pizza comes with a Caesar side salad.
I didn’t know about the salad until AFTER I ordered and was waiting for my order, but once I found out, I went to the counter to ask if they could change the dressing to Italian and without croutons but before I even finished they had already brought my food out. Guess what! Again, they surprised me by bringing me a salad with Italian dressing on the side and no croutons. It’s like they read my mind (or they’re just aware of veganism, who knows?).
Regardless, this was a great surprise and an excellent place to eat. The pizza was really good, so I was happy at the end of it all! Will definitely go back whenever I want pizza and I’m in Hollywood Studios :)

My daughter, wife and I stopped in for lunch on a quiet Thursday afternoon in Hollywood Studios. The line to order was longer than I thought it should be though. There were unused registers that should have been pressed into service to help speed things up.
We finally reached a register and placed our orders. We each got a pizza (2 veggie and 1 pepperoni) along with cups of salad, two beers and a coke. Prices are typical Disney but using the wrist band to charge it to our room made it painless for now.
Plenty of seating was available upstairs for us. My veggie pizza was actually quite good with a thick but somehow light crust. The beer was quite refreshing on this hot late summer day. The salad was OK but really just lettuce in a plastic cup. I’d rather skip the salad and save a buck or two off the price.
The place had the prerequisite kids running around hopped up on sugar or throwing a fit or two. No worse than any other place to eat in a park.

Ate here for the experience and not the food. Our kids are small enough to think it’s the same place as in the movie. Antipasto salad waaaay too much vinegar. Cesar salad not Cesar-​y. Same pizza as in our resort. More dough crust than actual cheese and sauce. Not the best.

Went here beside the service restaurants were not worth waiting for. 1hr and a half for sci-​fi and out the door lines for 50’s prime time café. The special Star Wars pop up restaurant was so busy when we asked about how long the wait would be for 2 people, we were told, «Tomorrow».
When we weren’t able to get a reservation at sci-​fi about a week in advance, we knew it would be a busy weekend and would have to decide when we were at the park. Since the lines were so long everywhere, we went for pizza and sadly I was reminded why I don’t like pizza planet. The pizza is more bread than anything else. Look at the pictures and you can see there is very little room for sauce and toppings and a huge crust that is very thick. It’s like going to a restaurant and eating 2 baskets of bread. The taste isn’t terrible and is better than a frozen pizza, but still 50% of the pizza is chewy crust which is just too much bread. It’s nice you get a small Caesar salad as a plus. I wouldn’t recommend pizza planet and I think they are hurting the good reputation of toy story!

Long lines and over priced bad food seems to be the norm for theme parks today. Why is it so hard to make decent food especially with the outrageous prices they charge? I got the meatball sub and Caesar salad… meh. the salad was a joke in a small cup. Really? You can’t provide a normal size side salad with that at $ 10.00?
I actually laughed seeing kids throwing temper tantrums and having complete melt downs… welcome to Disneyland!

Just your run of the mil Disney fast food. The pizza was mediocre. I ordered the pepperoni and my sis ordered the veggie. Of course the pep was a bit more greasy for my taste. Our meals came with salads and we ordered drinks. We got the Cesar salad which was actually fresh. My daughter ordered the cheese pizza kids meal which came with a slightly smaller size personal pizza, chocolate chip cookie, apple sauce and a drink. For my daughter and myself our total was about $ 20 but that included a beer. We were set for the rest of the day, it was very filling.
The place obviously looks like the arcade from Toy Story. There was many places to sit because it was a double-​decker restaurant. The cleanliness was just okay, some of the tables and chairs could have been wiped down and chairs could have been pushed in. I didn’t expect a lot when I walked in and that’s what I got.

Mediocre pizza. Dirty tables. Nobody cares about thier job.
2 stars because pizza.

Pizza planet is convenient with indoor (upper and lower level) and outdoor seating. The lines moved quickly and we did not have to wait long for our food. I had a personal cheese pizza that came with a small caesar salad. The pizza was thick crust, with plenty of sauce and cheese. As far as Disney pricing and Hollywood Studios food is concerned, while mediocre pizza, it is certainly one of the better counter service/​quick options!

While thankful for the great care our coordinator took hand-​making our allergy (gluten-​free) pizza, the whole process took about about 20 minutes to get our pizzas, when the others came out in under 5 minutes. Not bad GF taste though.
We were also fairly underwhelmed by the lack of toy-​storyesque arcade games (Husband:“no Clawwww?!!”). Not worth walking across the park to get to, or at least not worth it if you’re expecting something a lot more than some quarter games and cheap heat-​up pizzas.

This place gets a three star for the convenience, ambiance snd service. If it weren’t for those factors it would get less. Of course food is going to be more expensive in the park and it won’t be gourmet but it should be better and bigger if theyre only doing a couple things here. They should do thin crust, cheese or pepperoni only. Sell by the slice or a whole pizza if you are feeding a family. Has the potential to be a great spot to eat.

If you are looking for an afforable place to have lunch, by WDW standers, this is it in this park. If you aren’t planning on coming to this side of the park, don’t make a special trip for this, however; if you are going to be on this side of the park, this is an ok place to have pizza. It’s overpriced by the average person stander, but it’s one of the cheapest places to eat in this park. The pizzas are $ 15 a person. The arcade is on the smaller side, but they have the star wars trilogy arcade game. For a star wars geek like me, I died and went to heaven for that. It’s not the kind of place that would need advance reservations. If you are hungry after muppet 3-​d vision or star tours, this is a good place to come.

Thought it would be better, maybe because the movie pizza planet was so cool. The food is of course priced way too high for what is mainly just crust and a tiny round of cheese in the middle. The darth vader cupcake was pretty good, better be since it cost almost 8 bucks.

Toy Story Pizza Planet… sounds cool right? Well the idea of making the movie’s pizza planet into reality was A-​OK. It was pretty much Chuck E. Cheese, but just a corner of the game corner was actually in use, if you know what I mean. Anyways, since this is a restaurant in an amusement park, remember, the food are OVERPRICED.
get out of here! don’t go here. I ordered the cheapest pizza which was like $ 8.99, because I’m poor and trying to save money. I could have gotten better food with that money somewhere else. Shame on me.
OVERALL:
Where is Little Ceaser’s when you need them?! waaaaaaa

I was pleasantly surprised by the food. It was a bit above the standard fast food places around the park. The pizza was tasty and the kids meals were perfect size. The chicken parm sub was actually really good. The concept is is adorable — however could have been executed better and made to look more authentically like the restaurant in the movie. My kids thought it was awesome and loved the arcade so they are the ultimate judge. Yes it’s crazy overpriced but that is just Disney being Disney — get over it or pack your own food.

Went to a Pizza Planet Arcade. The one I went to was across the muppets show.
It’s quick food in a pinch. Sit down. Not super amazing but I was looking for something quick to give me second wind before walking around some more. It’s pizza, what can you say? Bread, tomato sauce and cheese with some toppings. Not the most amazing thing but I wouldn’t pass it up if I was hungry.
Pricewise, a little high but everything in the park is.

This is a really cool concept that is done just alright. This was just a quick lunch stop and the pizza is pretty decent (nothing amazing, but definitely not bad at all). They also give you a cute little mini salad with it which was a nice addition. It is definitely all over priced though — like completely overpriced.
The arcade part of it is pretty sad — just a few games, really. If they put some neat games in there (Toy Story themed!) it would have made up for the over priced aspect as you are at a theme park so its expected to pay double what is reasonable.
Anyway, if you are walking by and hungry, I wouldn’t avoid it for lunch… it’d be a pretty sad dinner, though.

Meh. Sub-​par pizza for rediculous prices. There ARE deals & good places to eat around Disney, but this isn’t one of them. We took a couple kids there & even they got a little bored after a short period of time. There was a huge soda spill over in the arcade area & my fiancée almost slipped & fell. We informed an employee or two but nothing was done to clean it up in the next 10 minutes we were there.

Hm… hard to decide two star or three star, two star or three star…
I don’t have high expectations when «dining» in a theme park but the pizza was quite lackluster. Too much bread and not enough sauce or toppings. Salad was pretty bland too. Maybe I should just stick with turkey legs when I’m in WDW.