There are many dining discounts available in the parks and resort hotels at Disneyland, as well as nearby restaurants. You just have to know how to find them!

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Avoid Seasonal Restaurant Price Increases

Disneyland sometimes raises the prices of its Character meals during busy times of year. During these periods, a Character meal may cost you up to 23% more than normal! All of the Character meals participate in this upcharge and it is based purely on dates, not on any "enhanced" menus.

Easter / spring break time and the Christmas-to-New Year's period are usually subject to these increases.

If you needed another reason to avoid visiting Disneyland during peak seasons, this is a good one!

Tips & Tricks for Saving in the Parks and Resorts

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Bringing in Outside Food and Drink

Make Breakfast in Your Room

Best Bets

Check Out Portion Sizes to Cut Costs

Table Service - Worth It?

FREE Coffee Refills

Bringing in Outside Food and Drink

Officially, Disney asks that no outside food or drink be brought into the theme parks. The official policy reads: "With the exception of food items for Guests with specific dietary restrictions, food or beverage items are not permitted into either of the Disneyland Resort theme parks."

There is a designated picnic area outside the gates of Disneyland, and there are lockers available that are large enough to store a moderate-sized cooler.

Unofficially, the "no outside food" policy is not stringently enforced. Bags are searched, but a few items in a small (6-pack sized) soft-sided cooler (such as sandwiches, crackers, granola bars, juice boxes or bottles of water) will be ignored. If you eat your snack/meal very discreetly, without using park resources (i.e. taking up a table at a restaurant without buying anything) and you don't make a mess, no one will say anything to you.

One note of caution: avoid bringing in anything highly perishable, such as cold cuts. It would be easy to end up with food poisoning!

Also, you absolutely will NOT be allowed to bring in the following: hard-sided coolers, large coolers, glass containers, or alcoholic beverages.

Make Breakfast in Your Room

Consider bringing or buying a few items so that you can make breakfast in your hotel room. The Disney hotels (and some other hotels) provide a mini-fridge, a coffee maker and a daily packet of coffee, so it's easy to put together a light breakfast before you head off to the parks. This is a great money-saver.

Cold "Continental breakfast" items that require minimal preparation are ideal: individual cups of cold cereal, bakery items (pastries, bread, donuts, bagels), juice, whole fruit (apples, oranges/bananas), milk, peanut butter and cheese are all good bets. Other items to consider: instant oatmeal, instant cocoa, fruit cups, applesauce cups and hard-boiled eggs. If you want to bring items from home, I recommend using a small (six-pack sized) collapsable cooler, which can easily be packed in your luggage. If you're flying, remember that you can't bring any item that the TSA may consider a "gel" or "liquid" in your carry-on bags, so peanut butter, juice or milk boxes, applesauce cups, frozen gel packs, etc. will have to go in your checked bags.

When I stayed at the Grand Californian in late March/early April 2011, I went to White Water Snacks, the counter service restaurant near the hotel pool, and bought some breakfast items (bagels, fruit and milk for my in-room coffee). Because that resort has Disney Vacation Club (timeshare) units, White Water carries some staple groceries in addition to prepared foods. Interestingly, I found that a single, plastic-wrapped bagel cost $2.29 in the "deli" section, but over on the shelves where staple groceries were stocked, you could buy a whole bag of 6 bagels for $2.69! Guess which one I picked. Individual packets of jam are available for free. I fed myself four simple breakfasts for well under $10 and even had a couple of bagels left over, one of which I ate on the plane trip home!

The Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel also offers in-room refrigerators and coffee makers, and has an on-site shop with a wide variety of grocery items at reasonable prices.

Best Bets

You'll save a lot of money by sticking with counter-service or cafeteria-style restaurants, which are substantially cheaper than the table-service restaurants. If you look around you can find some decent options besides corn dogs, hamburgers and fries.

Note that the cheapest beverage options at all of the theme park counter service restaurants are apple juice, orange juice or milk, any of which will cost you $1.79, though the portion is small. (Or you can ask for a cup of ice water for FREE.) Regular-sized fountain sodas or bottled water run $2.79 each. And the cost of coffee or hot tea is an outrageous $2.79!

Some places that are relative bargains within the theme parks are Rancho del Zocalo and Riverbelle Terrace in Disneyland and Pacific Wharf in Disney California Adventure.

• The plates at Rancho del Zocalo in Disneyland can be very substantial and filling, and the Mexican food served at this location is tasty. For example, one order of fish tacos ($10.49) includes two tacos (each with a fairly big piece of mahi and two corn tortillas, plus toppings) plus a lot of rice and beans. A tamale special ($11.49) included a good-sized tamale, a serving of beef carnitas, rice, beans and several small flour tortillas.

• At Riverbelle Terrace in Disneyland, the freshly carved turkey sandwich is pricey at $12.99, but it's large and comes with two good-sized sides (baked beans and a cold item), plus there is a toppings bar with lettuce, tomato, onions, etc. The reasonably priced ($7.99) "Steamboat Breakfast" at that location includes three pancakes, scrambled eggs and three strips of bacon.

• Pacific Wharf Cafe at Disney California Adventure serves a variety of hearty soups (clam chowder, broccoli & cheese, corn chowder or vegetarian chili) in a freshly-made sourdough bread bowl for $8.99. You can order the soups with the bread bowl "on the side" if you wish: they'll give you a container of soup and a whole loaf of bread. It's quite a bit of food. Pacific Wharf also offers the least expensive breakfast in either of the theme parks.

• In addition, MouseSavers.com reader Andrew S points out that "The Plaza Inn is a good dining option. I think a lot of people assume it is a character meal all day long. Turns out, after the Mickey and Minnie breakfast is over it turns into a regular restaurant for lunch and dinner. The food is quite good, large portions, and decent prices. For about $15.00 you get half a chicken, large serving of mash taters, and a large serving of fresh green beans. More than enough to share between 2 people."

Outside the parks, the Jazz Kitchen takeout window and the Tortilla Jo's takeout window in Downtown Disney are good bets. Both the Jazz Kitchen and Tortilla Jo's have fairly expensive full-service restaurants, but check out the takeout window at each of these locations, where you can get something a little different at a reasonable price. There is seating nearby where you can enjoy your meal.

• At the Jazz Kitchen takeout window, try the beignets (New Orleans-style doughnuts), red beans and rice, or a po-boy (overstuffed sandwich), which comes with a hearty side dish. Fountain drinks are fairly expensive here, but there are free refills.

• At Tortilla Jo's taqueria, try the tacos, which are quite a bargain considering the quality. The nachos are good: the portion is large and reasonably priced, too. The burritos are large and filling enough to be split by two people who aren't starving. Fountain drinks are ridiculously overpriced here: order water or consider "aguas frescas" (fresh Mexican juices), which are cheaper and healthier!

Check Out Portion Sizes to Cut Costs

Many of the entrees and combo meals served at Disneyland Resort cafeteria-style and counter-service restaurants include a large amount of food. For instance, I have not been able to finish a plate of food from Rancho del Zocalo or Riverbelle Terrace by myself. If you're not sure, a good trick at the counter-service restaurants and snack stands is to stand to one side for a minute and watch as people leave with their orders, so you can see how the portions look. If the portions are big and you are not big eaters, consider splitting an entree or combo meal between two people. If you need just a little more food, possibly ordering an extra side dish or appetizer to share will be enough.

Adults looking for a smaller portion at the counter-service restaurants should not hesitate to order from the kids' menu. No one will know you're ordering the kids meal for an adult! The kids' meals are an especially good deal because they include a cold beverage (you can usually choose from a small lowfat milk, small lowfat chocolate milk, juice box, small bottled water or small soda; some locations have a more limited selection of beverages, so check the posted menu). The kids' meals are also often healthier than the adult options.

Unfortunately most of the kids' offerings aren't very exciting for adults (mac & cheese, hamburger, chicken fingers, pizza or "Kid's POWER Pack") but a few of the quick service restaurants have more interesting kids' meals:

• At breakfast, Tomorrowland Terrace (Disneyland) offers two different kids' breakfast platters, each of which includes a cold beverage for $5.99. Adult breakfasts are only 50 cents more, but don't include a beverage and may be more food than you want.

• At lunch and dinner, French Market (Disneyland) has a kids' citrus chicken breast with rice, seasonal fruit or vegetables and choice of beverage for $6.99.

• At lunch and dinner, Plaza Inn (Disneyland) offers a kids' baked or fried chicken leg with mashed potatoes, green beans, seasonal fruit and choice of beverage for $6.99. It also has penne pasta topped with marinara or Bolognese sauce, served with fresh seasonal fruit, Italian bread and choice of beverage for $6.49.

• At lunch and dinner, Rancho del Zocalo (Disneyland) and Cocina Cucamonga (DCA) have a kids' bean and cheese burrito or chicken taco, either one served with rice, fruit cup and choice of beverage for $6.49.

• At lunch and dinner, Redd Rockett's Pizza Port (Disneyland) has kids' spaghetti and meatballs with seasonal fruit, baby carrots and choice of beverage for $6.49.

• At lunch and dinner, Riverbelle Terrace (Disneyland) offers a smaller kids' version of its carved turkey or roast beef sandwich with red flame grapes, sliced apples and choice of beverage for $6.99.

• At lunch and dinner, Baker's Field Bakery (DCA) and Pacific Wharf (DCA) offer a kids' turkey wrap with a healthy side and choice of beverage for $5.99.

• At lunch and dinner, Lucky Fortune Cookery (DCA) offers kids' teriyaki chicken and rice with a fruit cup and choice of beverage for $6.49. (Note that you can also order this with spicy tofu, though it's not listed on the menu. I have tried this meal myself and found it pretty good.)

Adults are not allowed to order from the kids' menu at full-service restaurants.

A good option at table-service restaurants, and one that works well for someone dining alone, is to substitute an appetizer for your entree. For instance, order two appetizers instead of an appetizer and an entree, or order an appetizer instead of an entree, thus leaving yourself room for dessert. Be sure to inquire about the portion size first -- some appetizers are substantial and filling, but some aren't.

Table Service - Worth It?

In my opinion, the theme park table-service restaurants are not a very good value for the money.

• If you really want a full-service meal in one of the theme parks, I recommend Carnation Cafe as a fairly reasonably priced option, with decent all-American food.

• Blue Bayou is insanely overpriced and the food is not very good, but it does have a unique and memorable ambiance you can't experience anywhere else, so for a big Disney fan it's probably worth shelling out the big bucks to try it once.

• Cafe Orleans has approximately the same food quality as Blue Bayou. Its deep-fried Monte Cristo sandwich is a dietary nightmare, but if you like that kind of thing, it's a Disneyland tradition that has been served since 1966.

• I just plain don't like either of the table service restaurants (Ariel's Grotto and Wine Country Trattoria) in Disney California Adventure. I have had a miserable experience at both locations, more than once. The prices are high, the food is substandard, and the service is indifferent.

There are far better table-service options outside the theme parks. The restaurants in the three official Disneyland hotels are all quite good, though expensive, and I've really had no major complaints about any of them. Steakhouse 55 and Napa Rose are particularly good, if you're looking for a high-end dinner experience. For a character breakfast, the food is really good at Storytellers Cafe and I love the decor, but you'll meet more characters and enjoy a bigger variety of foods at Goofy's Kitchen.

In Downtown Disney, Naples is worth the relatively high prices. Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen and Tortilla Jo's are both reliably good, if overpriced. However, both have takeout windows that are a better deal. The food quality at House of Blues is variable, but the atmosphere is enjoyable and the menu has a lot of choices. On my personal "avoid" list is Rainforest Cafe -- in my opinion, the food is absolutely terrible and the prices are insane for such poor quality.

FREE Coffee Refills

MouseSavers.com reader Chris L reports, "The only place that I'm aware of within the Disneyland Resort parks and hotels with any kind of fresh coffee refill is at the Market House General Store on Main Street, U.S.A. in Disneyland. At the Market House, free coffee refills are available when you return to the store counter register all day with a same day receipt showing your previous coffee purchase. You don't even have to return with the disposable cup for the refill. Just present that day's receipt and you will receive a fresh cup with your coffee refill."

Meal Vouchers

If you know you will want to experience a Character meal at Disneyland, it is possible to buy vouchers for the meal in advance. Depending on whether you're traveling during a period when Disney bumps up the meal prices (see above), you may save a few dollars in the process. This is also a way to prepay for elements of your vacation, so you don't have to worry about it during your trip.

Meal Vouchers (valid 1/2/10-1/3/11) come in two types:

• The Premium Character Dining voucher allows you to attend either Ariel's Disney Princess Celebration (lunch or dinner) at Ariel’s Grotto in Disney’s California Adventure, or the Character Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner Buffet at Goofy's Kitchen in the Disneyland Hotel. Premium Character Dining vouchers include tax and gratuity.

• The Character Dining voucher is for breakfast only. It allows you to choose from Minnie & Friends Breakfast at Plaza Inn in Disneyland; Surf's Up! Breakfast at Disney's PCH Grill in Paradise Pier Hotel; or Chip 'n' Dale's Critter Breakfast at Storytellers Cafe in Grand Californian Hotel. Character Dining vouchers include tax and gratuity.

There are two good places to buy Disneyland meal vouchers:

• LastMinuteTravel.com sends you a voucher by email that you must take to a ticket window at Disneyland and exchange for the actual meal vouchers. To find the meal vouchers on LastMinuteTravel.com, use the search box in the upper left. Click on Activities, type Anaheim in the Location box, select your actual arrival date (must be at least 2 days from today, but no more than 60 days), and click on Restaurants. Click Search Now.

• aRes Travel, a company I've been recommending for years, allows you to print a voucher at home, which you then take to a ticket window at Disneyland and exchange for the actual meal vouchers. This vendor charges a $2 per voucher convenience fee. You can order online (scroll down to find the vouchers) or call and speak with an actual person at (800) 680-0977.

Pre-Paid Dining Plan

Disneyland offers a pre-paid dining plan, which you can buy with any vacation package. However, this plan definitely won't save you any money on your meals. You simply receive vouchers valued at exactly what you paid. This ties up your money and reduces your flexibility because the vouchers cannot be used at all Disneyland locations (including most or all of the Downtown Disney restaurants). You also can't get change back from the vouchers, so you must spend at least their face value at each meal. I don't recommend buying the dining plan at Disneyland.

Printable Coupons, Kids Eat FREE and Other Restaurant Deals

There are quite a few printable coupons that can save you money on off-site restaurants in the Disneyland area. Most chain restaurants also have online email clubs, which are well worth joining, because they often send out great coupons. If they ask you to select a "favorite" location, pick the one near Disneyland (zip code 92802), since some clubs restrict their coupons to a particular location. Also, sign up for the club no more than 2 weeks prior to your trip, as many clubs send out a really fantastic introductory coupon, but it's often good for only a short time.

• Rainforest Cafe (Downtown Disney) - Print out one of four rewards certificates (for reading, losing a tooth, reaching a goal, or participating in sports) and get a kids' meal for just 99 cents with purchase of adult entree. Ages 10 and under; limit of two 99 cent meals per table; expires 12/31/12.

• The Patina Group operates several upscale restaurants in Downtown Disney: Catal, Naples and Tortilla Jo's. Join its Simply Patina email program and receive a $30 coupon that can be used for your birthday celebration at one of the restaurants. (Coupon is sent about a week prior to birthday and is good for 60 days. You must make a reservation for a meal after 5:00 pm and mention the coupon. ID proving birthday and showing that you are 21 or over must be shown at time of meal.)

• Jamba Juice (Downtown Disney) - You can sign up for the free Insider program and receive offers by email.

• The Anaheim/Orange County Visitor & Convention Bureau has a few printable restaurant coupons on its site. The coupons change periodically, but usually include some restaurants in Downtown Disney, GardenWalk and the McDonald's right across the street from Disneyland.

• Anaheim GardenWalk - join their email club (upper right corner) and get newsletters containing printable coupons for restaurants in this mall, which is within walking distance of Disneyland.

• Orange County Restaurant Week is offered each spring. (In 2012, February 26-March 3.) During Restaurant Week, top restaurants offer special flat-price menus. Usually several of the Downtown Disney and Anaheim GardenWalk restaurants participate.

• Mimi's Cafe (next door to Howard Johnson Hotel, within easy walking distance of Disneyland) has great food. It's one of my favorite chain restaurants. Mimi's sometimes has printable coupons on its website. In addition, join Mimi's E-Club and immediately receive a coupon for a FREE breakfast entree (up to $10 value, good for 15 days after you receive it), as well as periodic special offers.

• Coco's (1100 W. Katella Avenue, an easy walk from the three Disney hotels) is recommended by MouseSavers.com reader Byron G. He says "kids 10 and under eat free on Tuesday and Wednesday (purchase of adult meal required for each free kids meal)." You may want to call the restaurant at (714) 772-0414 to confirm that the offer is still available. Coco's also has an e-Club and will send you a coupon for a FREE dessert when you sign up.

• IHOP (International House of Pancakes) across the street from Disneyland at 1560 S. Harbor is certainly convenient, though I feel the food is mediocre. It offers "Kids Eat FREE" (with a paid adult) every day from 4:00 pm to midnight. You may want to call the restaurant at (714) 635-0933 to confirm that the offer is still available.

• Denny's (right across the street from Disneyland at 1610 S. Harbor) is pretty average. Sign up for Denny's Breakfast Club (use zip code 92802 and select the correct location). In a day or two you'll get a coupon for 20% off. The coupon expires about 2 weeks after you receive it, so don't do this until right before you leave on your trip!

• Millie's on Harbor Blvd, across from Disneyland, isn't very good in my opinion, but they do have a "Best Guest Club" that provides coupons by email. Thanks to Ashley for info.

• Johnny Rockets, a 50s themed diner, is located in in Anaheim GardenWalk, less than a mile from Disneyland (take the ART shuttle if you don't want to walk). Join the Johnny Rockets E-Club and get a coupon for a FREE hamburger with the purchase of any hamburger or sandwich, starter and drink.

• Bubba Gump, a themed seafood restaurant, is located in Anaheim GardenWalk, less than a mile from Disneyland (take the ART shuttle if you don't want to walk). Get a coupon for a FREE smoothie (with purchase of an entree) at Bubba Gump, for answering a short survey. Printable coupon appears on next page after you answer survey. Coupon usually has a fairly short expiration date, so wait until shortly before your trip to do this.

• Buca di Beppo restaurant offers Italian food served family-style in a fun, themed atmosphere. It is about 1.4 miles down the street from Disneyland at 11757 Harbor, Garden Grove (near the Embassy Suites Anaheim South, in case you want to take the ART shuttle down there). Sign up for their email list to receive periodic coupons by email. Be sure to specify the Garden Grove, CA location since the coupons usually are limited to a specific location. I frequently receive coupons for $10 off a $30 purchase, as well as free dessert coupons on my birthday.

• Joe's Crab Shack is another fun family option, about 1.6 miles down Harbor from Disneyland at 12011 Harbor, Garden Grove (near the Anaheim Marriott Suites, in case you want to take the ART shuttle down there). This themed, reasonably-priced seafood restaurant is a hoot. Join their Joe Mail program and receive coupons by email. For instance, on my birthday I received a coupon for a FREE appetizer (up to $7.99) with purchase of an entree.

Birnbaum's Disneyland Guidebook

Birnbaum's Disneyland Resort 2012 includes two food coupons:

• 10% off your final bill (excluding alcohol) at La Brea Bakery in Downtown Disney, valid 1/1/12-12/31/12.
• FREE pretzel when you purchase 2 pretzels of equal or greater value at Wetzel's Pretzels in Downtown Disney, valid 1/1/12-12/31/12.

Restaurant.com

Save money at some Disneyland-area restaurants by purchasing discounted gift certificates from Restaurant.com. Most certificates are for a specific amount (usually $25) and you get them at a discounted price (usually $10 or less).

The Anaheim/Disneyland area restaurants offered through Restaurant.com also change frequently, so it's always worth checking. At one time House of Blues in Downtown Disney was participating. If you'll have a car, be sure to consider restaurants in Orange, Garden Grove and Fullerton, because those cities are very close to Disneyland. (The easiest way to find nearby restaurants is to search zip code 92802, and then narrow your search to within 1 mile or 5 miles of that zip code.)

• Click here for more details on Restaurant.com and possible discount codes that can save you even more!

Entertainment Book

The 2012 Orange County, CA Entertainment Book (valid now through 11/1/12) offers discounts of up to 50% (usually in the form of a two-for-one coupon) at dozens of restaurants in the general area around Disneyland. The ones closest to Disneyland include:

• Rainforest Cafe in Downtown Disney
• Wetzel's Pretzels in Downtown Disney
• Tony Roma's, on Harbor across the street from main Disneyland entrance
• Cold Stone Creamery, on Harbor across the street and a short walk down from main Disneyland entrance
• Gandhi Palace, on Katella & Harbor, within easy walking distance of Disneyland
• Johnny Rockets in Anaheim GardenWalk, within walking distance of Disneyland
• Coco's, on Katella & West St, an easy walk from the three Disneyland hotels
• Marri's Pizza and Pasta, on Katella & Walnut, an easy walk from the three Disneyland hotels, delivers to local hotels
• Jack in the Box, on Harbor about a mile from Disneyland
• Quiznos, on Ball Road about a mile from Disneyland
• Buca de Beppo, on Harbor about 1.4 miles from Disneyland
• Carrow's, on Harbor about 1.4 miles from Disneyland
• Papa John's Pizza, on Katella about 2 miles from Disneyland, delivers to local hotels

Once you have purchased the Orange County Entertainment Book, be sure to register it online, which will allow you to print out additional coupons for select restaurants. Each coupon is only good for 14 days after printing and some are limited to one print per year, so be sure to print right before your trip.

These restaurant discounts are in addition to the many other discounts on hotel rooms, rental cars and more that are offered by Entertainment Book. (Be sure to check the link above for any current discounts or deals on Entertainment Book.)

Disney Rewards Visa Card Discounts

Disney Rewards Visa cardholders get 10% off at select dining locations at the Disneyland Resort:

Disneyland

• Big Thunder Ranch
• River Belle Terrace
• French Market

Disney’s California Adventure

• Cocina Cucamonga

Disneyland Resort Hotels

• Steakhouse 55 (breakfast only)
• Storytellers Cafe (lunch only)
• Disney’s PCH Grill

Offer excludes alcoholic beverages, merchandise, tobacco, room service, holiday buffets, tax and gratuity. Must use your valid Disney Rewards Visa Credit Card or Disney Rewards Redemption Card at time of purchase.

Disneyland Annual Passholder Discounts

Disneyland Annual Passholders get meal discounts at Disneyland Resort:

• Southern California Select Passport, Southern California Annual Passport and Deluxe Annual Passport holders get 10% off meals at virtually all dining locations, including most Disneyland, Disney California Adventure and Disney hotel restaurants, as well as Downtown Disney restaurants.

• Premium and Premier Annual Passholders get 15% off meals at virtually all dining locations in Disneyland, Disney California Adventure and Disney hotels, and 10% off at most Downtown Disney restaurants.

Unless otherwise specified, discounts apply to the Passholder and the Passholder's dining party. Not valid at outdoor cart locations, snack locations, Club 33, Napa Rose, and Room Service locations. Dining discounts are not valid in combination with any other discounts or promotions and exclude alcoholic beverages, tax and gratuity. Must show valid Annual Passport to receive Passholder discount. Discounts are nontransferable. Subject to change without notice.

Disneyland Annual Passholders also qualify for discounts at many restaurants in Anaheim GardenWalk, within walking distance of Disneyland. All discounts are subject to change.

• Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.: 10% off (excludes alcohol and merchandise)
• California Pizza Kitchen: 20% off total bill (excludes alcohol, tax and gratuity)
• Cinnabon: 10% off
• Fuzziwig's Candy Factory: 10% off
• Johnny Rockets: 20% off total bill
• Marble Slab Creamery: 10% off
• McCormick & Schmicks: 10% off food (not applicable on previously discounted items)
• Mrs. Fields: 10% off
• Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory: 15% off store-made products; 10% off all other purchases
• San Sai Japanese Grill: 10% off
• Sertino's Coffee Café: 10% off entire bill

Disney Vacation Club Discounts

Disney Vacation Club (DVC) members get a 10% meal discount at virtually all dining locations throughout Disneyland Resort.

Unless otherwise specified, discounts apply to a maximum party of 8 people. Not valid at outdoor cart locations, snack locations, Club 33, Napa Rose, and Room Service locations. Dining discounts are not valid in combination with any other discounts or promotions and exclude alcoholic beverages, tax and gratuity.

Must show valid DVC membership card to receive DVC discount. Discounts are nontransferable. Subject to change without notice.

D23 Member Discounts

Select Downtown Disney locations offer D23 members various dining discounts when you present current, valid D23 membership card and a photo ID. Click here to see the current list.

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