Halloween 2026 Food at Disney World Theme Parks
Walt Disney World has released its Halloween 2026 menus of seasonal snacks, dishes, desserts and drinks available at Animal Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, and Magic Kingdom during the daytime hours. This food guide offers a full list and photos of the fall treats, followed by our commentary.
This comes over a month after fall food season started at Magic Kingdom, which released its all-day food options and exclusives with the start of the 2026 Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. If you’re curious about what’s exclusive to that event, see our Full List of Food Guide for the 2026 Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. This list will only focus on what’s available all-day in the MK, which is far fewer items than are sold during MNSSHP.
The full list of Halloween 2026 food also comes nearly two full months after the early Halloween foods at Disney Springs. Personally, I think the ‘rule’ should be that Halloween starts when it starts at Walt Disney World. If they’re going to do MNSSHP during triple-digit weather during August, they should at least have the decency to give us pumpkin treats everywhere. But that’s a trick for Walt Disney World fans who visited in August or September. Those arriving in October will be treated to better weather and more seasonal snacks!
Let’s dig into the dishes available during daily operations at Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. Stock photos courtesy of Walt Disney World come before each listed location.
Magic Kingdom All-Day Halloween Menus
Plaza Ice Cream Parlor
Location: Main Street, U.S.A.
- Pumpkin Sundae: Pumpkin gelato with pumpkin-spiced caramel sauce, pumpkin brittle, and Halloween sprinkles. (Available during regular park hours and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.)
The Plaza Restaurant Menu
Location: Main Street, U.S.A.
- Devilish Crispy Chicken Sandwich (New): Ghoulish spiced mayonnaise, red cabbage, and Fresno peppers on a black kaiser roll served with french fries. (Available during regular park hours and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party; reservations recommended.)
- Skull Meatloaf: Caribbean-style glazed meatloaf served with loaded mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables. (Available during regular park hours and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party; reservations recommended.)
- Goblins and Ghoulies: Captain Morgan Original Spiced Rum, Disaronno Originale Liqueur, apple cider, and pomegranate juice. (Available during regular park hours and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party; reservations recommended.)
- Phantom Pecan-Caramel Cheesecake (New): Layers of New York and caramel cheesecake with dulce de leche, chocolate ganache, and pecans on a chocolate crust. (Available during regular park hours and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party; reservations recommended.)
Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies
Location: Tomorrowland
- Cauldron Cold Brew: Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee with pumpkin-spiced foam and Halloween sprinkles (Non-alcoholic). (Available during regular park hours and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.)
The Lunching Pad
Location: Tomorrowland
- Ghoulish Blue Raspberry Slushy: Fanta Blue Raspberry Slushy with black vanilla drizzle (Non-alcoholic). (Available during regular park hours and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.)
Cheshire Cafe
Location: Fantasyland
- Queen of Hearts Tart (New): With sour cherry pie filling. (Available during regular park hours only.)
Columbia Harbour House Menu
Location: Liberty Square
- S’mores Cup: Layers of graham cracker pieces, chocolate ganache, popping chocolate candies, milk chocolate panna cotta, and marshmallow cream. (Available during regular park hours only.)
Liberty Square Market Menu
- Magic Portion Slushy: Fanta Blue Raspberry slushy with yuzu. Changes color from blue to green when you stir (Non-alcoholic). (Available during regular park hours and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.)
Aloha Isle Refreshments Menu
Location: Adventureland
- DOLE Whip Mango and Chamoy Float: DOLE Whip Mango, DOLE Pineapple Juice, chamoy, and chili-lime seasoning. (Available during regular park hours and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.)
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
Epic Eats
Location: Echo Lake
- Maleficent Funnel Cake: Chocolate funnel cake topped with shimmer, powdered sugar, ube and matcha icings, vanilla soft-serve, and chocolate horns (New)
Woody’s Lunch Box
Location: Toy Story Land
- Pumpkin Lunch Box Tart: Pumpkin pie-filled pastry tart with marshmallow fondant, Halloween sprinkles, marshmallows, and chocolate jack-o’-lanterns
ABC Commissary & Backlot Express
- Ghost Cream Puff: Filled with sour apple custard topped with toasted meringue and chocolate crispy pearls
Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Terra Treats
(Available starting Oct. 1; located in Discovery Island)
- Boneyard Cookies and Scream Sundae: Cookies ‘n cream ice cream, chocolate popping crumbs, chocolate cookie, sugar bone, pumpkin candy, and Halloween sprinkles served in a waffle bowl (New)
- Fall Ice Cream Cookie Dough Sandwich: Vanilla ice cream, edible cookie dough, chocolate brownie, chocolate chips, fall sprinkles, and sea salt flakes (New)
Flame Tree Barbecue
(Available starting Oct. 1; located in Discovery Island)
- Candy Corn Pop: Spiced cheesecake with apple butter swirl and brown butter graham crackers dipped in white chocolate (New)
Creature Comforts
(Available starting Oct. 1; located in Discovery Island)
- Fall Chocolate Chip Cookie with Halloween Sprinkles (New)
Creature Comforts and Isle of Java
(Available starting Oct. 1)
- Fall Mickey Cinnamon Roll with orange icing
Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery
(Available starting Oct. 1; located in Africa)
- Pumpkin Cheese Danish with icing
Isle of Java, Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery, and Tamu Tamu Refreshments
(Available starting Oct. 1)
- Mummy Twist: Chocolate twist with icing (New)
Harambe Fruit Market, Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery, and Tamu Tamu Refreshments
(Available starting Oct. 1)
- Apple Cider Muffin: Apple cider muffin with cinnamon streusel and spiced crystal sugar (New)
Sweet Treats Around Walt Disney World
Mickey Dirt ‘n Worms Cereal Treat: Cookies ‘n cream-flavored crisped rice cereal treat with milk chocolatey coating, crushed chocolate cookies, and gummy worms (New)
- Zuri’s Sweets Shop at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park
- Goofy’s Candy Company at Disney Springs
- Disney’s Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs
- Bayview Gifts at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Screen Door General Store on Disney’s BoardWalk
Mickey Pumpkin Spice Cereal Treat: Pumpkin spice-flavored crisped rice cereal treat with milk chocolatey coating (New)
- Big Top Souvenirs at Magic Kingdom Park
- Zuri’s Sweets Shop at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park
- Goofy’s Candy Company at Disney Springs
- Disney’s Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs
- Bayview Gifts at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Screen Door General Store on Disney’s BoardWalk
Mickey Halloween Cereal Treat with M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies: Crisped rice cereal treat with milk chocolatey coating, M&M’S milk chocolate candies Halloween blend, Halloween sprinkles, and white chocolatey drizzle
- Main Street Confectionery at Magic Kingdom Park
Minnie Witch Cereal Treat with M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies: Crisped rice cereal treat with milk chocolatey coating, M&M’S milk chocolate candies, and chocolatey witch hat
- Main Street Confectionery at Magic Kingdom Park
- Goofy’s Candy Company at Disney Springs
- Disney’s Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs
Minnie Witch Caramel Apple with M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies: Granny Smith apple with marshmallow ears dipped in Werther’s Original caramel and milk chocolatey coating with M&M’S milk chocolate candies, orange sanding sugar, and a chocolatey witch hat
- Main Street Confectionery at Magic Kingdom Park
- Big Top Souvenirs at Magic Kingdom Park
- Karamell-Küche at EPCOT
- Zuri’s Sweets Shop at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park
- Goofy’s Candy Company at Disney Springs
- Disney’s Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs
- Bayview Gifts at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Screen Door General Store on Disney’s BoardWalk
Mickey Pumpkin Caramel Apple: Granny Smith apple with marshmallow ears dipped in Werther’s Original caramel and colored chocolatey coating with fondant features
- Main Street Confectionery at Magic Kingdom Park
- Big Top Souvenirs at Magic Kingdom Park
- Karamell-Küche at EPCOT
- Zuri’s Sweets Shop at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park
- Goofy’s Candy Company at Disney Springs
- Disney’s Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs
- Bayview Gifts at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Screen Door General Store on Disney’s BoardWalk
Mickey Halloween Caramel Apple with M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies: Granny Smith apple with marshmallow ears dipped in caramel and milk chocolatey coating with M&M’S milk chocolate candies Halloween blend, Halloween sprinkles, and white chocolatey drizzle
- Main Street Confectionery at Magic Kingdom Park
Large Mickey Spiderweb Cookie:Â Sugar cookie with colored chocolatey coating and chocolate Mickey piece
- Main Street Confectionery at Magic Kingdom Park
- Big Top Souvenirs at Magic Kingdom Park
- Zuri’s Sweets Shop at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park
- Goofy’s Candy Company at Disney Springs
- Disney’s Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs
- Bayview Gifts at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Screen Door General Store on Disney’s BoardWalk
Mickey Halloween Chocolate Cupcake: Chocolate cupcake with chocolate buttercream frosting, dark chocolatey ears, crushed chocolate cookies, and a gummy worm (New)
- Big Top Souvenirs at Magic Kingdom Park
- Zuri’s Sweets Shop at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park
- Goofy’s Candy Company at Disney Springs
- Disney’s Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs
- Bayview Gifts at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Screen Door General Store on Disney’s BoardWalk
Minnie Halloween Vanilla Cupcake:Â Vanilla cupcake with buttercream frosting, dark chocolatey ears, Halloween sprinkles, and chocolatey bow
- Big Top Souvenirs at Magic Kingdom Park
- Zuri’s Sweets Shop at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park
- Goofy’s Candy Company at Disney Springs
- Disney’s Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs
- Bayview Gifts at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Screen Door General Store on Disney’s BoardWalk
Mickey Halloween Marshmallow Pop with M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies: Marshmallow with milk chocolatey coating, M&M’S milk chocolate candies Halloween blend, Halloween sprinkles, and white chocolatey drizzle
- Main Street Confectionery at Magic Kingdom Park
Mickey Mummy Marshmallow Pop with M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies: Marshmallow with white chocolatey coating and M&M’S milk chocolate candies
- Main Street Confectionery at Magic Kingdom Park
- Big Top Souvenirs at Magic Kingdom Park
- Zuri’s Sweets Shop at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park
- Goofy’s Candy Company at Disney Springs
- Disney’s Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs
- Bayview Gifts at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Screen Door General Store on Disney’s BoardWalk
Halloween Popcorn Mix: Buttered popcorn with mini marshmallows, candy corn, Halloween sprinkles, and milk chocolatey drizzle (New)
- Goofy’s Candy Company at Disney Springs
Halloween Treat Popcorn Mix with M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies: Buttered popcorn with M&M’S milk chocolate candies Halloween blend, crushed chocolate cookies, Halloween sprinkles, and orange chocolatey drizzle
- Main Street Confectionery at Magic Kingdom
Our Commentary
As someone who is not really into candy or candy-adjacent sweet treats, the whole second half of the list does absolutely nothing for me. However, I realize not everyone is me, and Disney wouldn’t have such a lengthy list of those items unless there were a market for them. To each their own!
When it comes to Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom, the lists feel rather meager. I was really excited when I first saw the Fall Ice Cream Cookie Dough Sandwich, as I’ve become a huge fan of that viral treat (had it four times over the summer…for quality control research). A version of that with pumpkin could be amazing. Instead, it’s just the normal version with seasonal sprinkles. It’s a similar story with about half the entries in these parks, which only have cosmetic changes. Who cares?!
Beyond that, these lists are shorter than expected and there’s nothing for the resort hotels (unless a separate list is coming or I missed it–usually the resorts are lumped together with Disney Springs). EPCOT is not an omission; Food & Wine Festival is ongoing there and it actually has great menus this year, so no complaints there.
As for Magic Kingdom, I don’t know what I can say here that hasn’t already been said. I will offer an endorsement for the menus at Plaza, both the restaurant and ice cream parlor, which are great. I wish Casey’s Corner were doing its menu all-day, as has been the case in other recent years.
Beyond that, I’m just going to double-down on my past criticism, and also note that Disneyland and Disney California Adventure have incredible Halloween menus this year. They’re so good, in fact, that we’ve already made one trip to the parks just for the sake of snacking, which we would not have done otherwise.
With more and more locals, Walt Disney World could really benefit from this type of thing during its slowest stretch of the year. There would be a perpetual line out the door for whatever location sold the Mickey-shaped Waffle Macaron!
Unfortunately, the majority of menus for Halloween 2026 are once again exclusive to Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. This approach continues to baffle me. I can understand wanting a few party-exclusive snacks, especially photogenic desserts.
This is the approach Disneyland uses with Oogie Boogie Bash, but the vast majority of snacks–and literally all of the best ones–are available to day guests, too. With both parties selling out every single year and daytime crowds being lower, it makes no sense to paywall the majority of options.
As for the savory entrees, there’s no way literally anyone has been waiting to buy tickets to the 2026 Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party until seeing what Pinocchio Village Haus, Cosmic Ray’s, or Pecos Bill are serving.
It’s a similar story with the table service restaurants in Fantasyland. The most egregious example of paywalling party menus is Be Our Guest Restaurant and Cinderella’s Royal Table, both of which have seasonal menus that are exclusive to Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party for some dumb reason.
We’ve been defenders of Be Our Guest Restaurant for a while, saying it’s still “worth it” for most first-timers so long as they go in with realistic expectations. But this has clearly become an unpopular opinion, with most fans calling Be Our Guest Restaurant overrated or just flat-out bad. Even though our experiences have been positive, it’s impossible to ignore or overlook those who have had bad meals at Be Our Guest.
I did this MNSSHP menu at Be Our Guest Restaurant last Halloween and was pleasantly surprised by it. The Cinderella’s Royal Table menu looks really good, and I hope something like this is repeated at Christmas so we can do it as a family.
The menus at Magic Kingdom’s high-capacity counter service restaurants have largely been boring since the 50th Anniversary ended and the interesting items from that disappeared. Having a few entrees as all-day options throughout Fall 2026 would be a much-needed shot in the arm for both quick-service venues.
Beyond that, it’s odd to have so many interesting seasonal entrees at the Halloween or Christmas parties, but not during the day. The average attendee will try maybe one of them, whereas adding these to regular menus gives locals and Annual Passholders an excuse to make repeat visits to Magic Kingdom to try them all. We’ll continue to hammer on this, as Walt Disney World’s current approach to Halloween and Christmas foods feels stuck in the past.
Planning a Walt Disney World trip? Learn about hotels on our Walt Disney World Hotels Reviews page. For where to eat, read our Walt Disney World Restaurant Reviews. To save money on tickets or determine which type to buy, read our Tips for Saving Money on Walt Disney World Tickets post. Our What to Pack for Disney Trips post takes a unique look at clever items to take. For what to do and when to do it, our Walt Disney World Ride Guides will help. For comprehensive advice, the best place to start is our Walt Disney World Trip Planning Guide for everything you need to know!
YOUR THOUGHTS
Are you excited to try any of these Fall 2026 dishes and desserts? Anything in particular catch your eye? Disappointed that there aren’t more all-day dishes during the Halloween season? Anything you’d like to see added to the fall menus at Walt Disney World? Any questions we can help you answer? Hearing feedback about your experiences is both interesting to us and helpful to other readers, so please share your thoughts below in the comments!
