The Hollywood kids’ menu lists two sets for ages nine and under: Mario Mini Burger Adventure Set at $14.99 and Power-Up Spaghetti Marinara at $12.99, as checked October 18, 2026. Choose between them by the food and accompaniments your child will eat, then confirm any dietary questions and current inclusions with staff.
This guide helps families build a practical order and schedule. It does not assume every child wants a burger, that a themed garnish guarantees enthusiasm, or that a listed meal suits a particular allergy. The complete menu is the starting reference for names and prices.
Compare the whole children’s set
| Choice | Main food | Listed accompaniments | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mario Mini Burger Adventure Set | Cheeseburger | Truffle fries, corn, broccoli, coin cookie | $14.99 |
| Power-Up Spaghetti Marinara | Marinara spaghetti | Parmesan crisps, cheesy garlic knot, coin cookie | $12.99 |
The $2.00 difference is easy to calculate, but it should not be the only decision. One set includes a burger and several vegetable accompaniments; the other centers on pasta and bread. A child who avoids a sauce or texture may care more about that distinction than the character name.
The checked descriptions do not establish a bundled beverage. Ask what the current purchase includes before adding drinks. We do not claim that a drink is excluded under every possible offer; we simply do not add an entitlement that is not verified in the source used for this guide.
Use the age designation as written
The official section is marked for children ages nine and under. Keep that distinction when budgeting for older children or teenagers. A small appetite alone does not establish eligibility for a listed children’s set, and this guide does not invent exceptions.
If you are unsure what an older child can order, ask the restaurant and review the adult menu. Burgers and pasta may be familiar formats, but their ingredients and sauces still deserve a look. Avoid promising that an adult dish will arrive as a larger version of the children’s meal.
Our food guide compares the main dishes by ingredients. It is useful for a family with different preferences because it separates chicken, beef, creamy pasta and tomato-based pasta without assigning a taste ranking.
Ask about changes before paying
A request such as leaving off cheese can sound simple, but the restaurant has to confirm what can be prepared. Sauces, seasoning, bread and decorative components can also matter. Ask about the entire finished order rather than concentrating only on the visible main ingredient.
For a child with strong preferences, write a short primary order and a backup. Include the question that could determine the choice: whether a topping is removable, whether a sauce can be separate or what remains after an accommodation. This keeps the conversation specific.
Do not assume that every included item can be exchanged for another side or dessert. We have not verified a general substitution policy. If staff offers a modification, confirm the final components and any price effect before ordering.
Dietary labels and allergy preparation are different
Power-Up Spaghetti Marinara carries a vegetarian marker in the official listing. Its description also includes cheese components and a cheesy garlic knot. Vegetarian does not mean dairy-free, vegan or free of other allergens. The actual need should be discussed explicitly.
Universal publishes allergy-friendly menu information and warns that preparation areas and equipment are shared. A menu modification is not a guarantee that a dish is allergen-free. Families should consult restaurant staff before an allergy-related order and describe the requirement clearly.
Our site does not provide a complete ingredient inventory or a medical suitability assessment. Supplier ingredients and preparation can change. If a dietary question cannot be settled from current information, do not use a picture or a familiar dish name to fill the gap.
Build the family budget visibly
Two $18.99 adult burgers and the two children’s sets listed above total $65.96 for food. Adding four separately purchased $5.00 drinks gives an example subtotal of $85.96. That calculation excludes tax, optional collectibles, admission and any other applicable charges.
Write desserts as an additional decision. The children’s sets already list a coin cookie, but that is different from purchasing one of the three $9.99 desserts. If the family wants an extra sweet item, include it deliberately rather than treating it as an unplanned automatic addition.
The price guide shows more combinations and explains collectible charges. Keeping souvenirs in their own line helps parents compare the meal itself before deciding whether a bowl, bottle or plateware set belongs in the day’s spending plan.
Make the timing workable for the group
Reserve through the current official Hollywood process and keep dining separate from park admission. The official FAQ allows reservations up to 60 days before a visit, subject to availability, and describes a time to join the queue rather than guaranteed immediate seating.
That means a family should leave flexibility around the meal. We cannot give a reliable standard wait or dining duration. Avoid promising a child that food will be in front of them at the exact reservation time, especially if the meal is important to the rest of the day’s schedule.
The visit guide explains the booking distinction and what to check. Follow the confirmation instructions and current staff guidance rather than an old description of a same-day-only system.
Let children choose from meaningful information
Show a child the actual food description alongside the name. Explain that the burger comes with particular sides, or that the pasta uses tomato sauce and cheese accompaniments. That gives them a more realistic choice than asking which character they like best.
When using this site’s pictures, explain that they are AI illustrations. They do not promise the precise shape, decoration or portion at the restaurant. Official images can provide more direct presentation context, but current menu wording and staff confirmation still matter for ingredients.
A favorite character can make the meal exciting without dictating every choice. It is reasonable for one person to prioritize a themed dessert while another wants a familiar savory plate. Build the order around the group’s real preferences rather than requiring everyone to have an identical experience.
A short check before the order
Confirm eligible children’s meals, ingredients that matter, the final sides and whether drinks are included. Keep any allergy discussion ahead of payment. Check the itemized total and ask about an optional collectible separately if the family wants one.
Reopen the official Hollywood menu near the visit. A workable family meal does not require buying every themed addition. It requires an order the diners understand, a budget with the inclusions visible and enough flexibility to follow the restaurant’s current process.
