Nearly 50 New Treats and Drinks Coming to Disney World This Fall

Foodie Guide By Kim Fidler September 4, 2026 Tags: breakfast, churros, cocktails, drinks, frozen slushes No Comments

Walt Disney World Resort is rolling out nearly 50 new snacks and sips this fall, and there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re after a new spin on the classic Mickey waffle, a churro mashup, or a specialty cocktail, you’ll find new options spread across the theme parks, water parks, resorts, and Disney Springs.

Because the full lineup covers so much ground, we’ve grouped everything below by category so you can find what you want and exactly where to get it.

Pancakes and Waffles

We didn’t know it was possible, but breakfast just got way more fun at Walt Disney World. Each new breakfast flavor comes in both a Mickey-shaped waffle and a pancake version, served with bacon and sausage, at the same resort location.

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Birthday Cake: birthday cake custard, cake crumbles, and rainbow sprinkles. Landscape of Flavors at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort.
Strawberry: creamy vanilla custard. Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter, Riverside Mill Food Court at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside, and Everything POP Shopping & Dining at Disney’s Pop Century Resort.
Caramel-Banana: topped with streusel. End Zone Food Court at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort.
Fruit Cereal: creamy vanilla custard with fruit cereal. Intermission Food Court at Disney’s All-Star Music Resort.
Candy Bar: cookie bar pieces, caramel, and chocolate sauce. World Premiere Food Court at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort.

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Churros

Churros are getting several new twists this fall, including a couple of mashups with other Disney classics.

Bavarian Cream-Filled Churros: filled with Bavarian cream and topped with chocolate sauce. Anaheim Produce at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
DOLE Whip Pineapple with Chili-Lime and Churro Sundae: DOLE Whip Pineapple layered with chili-lime marinated DOLE pineapple, coconut, and a churro half. Warung Outpost at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park; coming to Happy Landings at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park in 2027.
Cookie Butter Mini Churros: topped with cookie butter cream and crushed cookies. Ice Cold Hydraulics at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

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Maple Bacon Churro Fries: churro fries with maple bacon jam, crispy crepe wafers, and maple floss. Avalunch at Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park.
Churro Strawberry Shortcake Sundae: churro loops, strawberry soft serve, strawberry compote, whipped cream, and cake crumble. Sunshine Seasons at EPCOT.

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Chocolate-Filled Mini Churros. Market at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Churro Overdrive: cookies and cream mini churros with blue sugar and marshmallow. Energy Bytes at Magic Kingdom Park.
Cookies and Cream Mini Churros. Popcorn and Snacks at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Churro-misu Cold Brew: Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee topped with a house-made tiramisu cold foam, served with a churro. Isle of Java at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park.

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Family Churros: 21 bite-size churros with sprinkles, chocolate, and caramel dipping sauces. Mission Space Cart at EPCOT.

Frozen Slushes

Non-Alcoholic

Key Lime Dream: Minute Maid Limeade blended with key lime, topped with sweet cream and graham cracker crumbs. Also available spiked at select locations. Studio Main Entrance Coffee at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Pinocchio Village Haus at Magic Kingdom Park, Regal Eagle Smokehouse Bar at EPCOT, and Beaches Pool Bar & Grill at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.

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Golden Frozen Flame: Minute Maid Premium Lemonade with honey, chile, and passion fruit, orange, and guava flavors. Also available spiked. Snack Cart near Hollywood Boulevard at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Chef Mwanga’s at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park, The Mara at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, Tambu Lounge at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort; coming to Disney Springs and Leaning Palms at Typhoon Lagoon in 2027.
Peaches and Cream: Minute Maid Peach Purée with lemon, vanilla, and oat milk, topped with sweet cream cold foam. Also available spiked at select locations. Backlot Express and Snack Cart near Creations Shop at Hollywood Studios and EPCOT, The Friar’s Nook at Magic Kingdom, Flame Tree Barbecue at Animal Kingdom, The Daily Poutine and Marketplace Snacks at Disney Springs, and Lottawatta Lodge at Blizzard Beach.
Mango Heat Wave: frozen mango blended with chili-lime sauce. A tequila-spiked version is available at select locations. B.B. Wolf’s Sausage Co. at Disney Springs, Energy Bytes at Magic Kingdom, and The Feeding Ground at Animal Kingdom.

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With Alcohol

Old Fashioned Freeze: Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon, a citrus and tea slush, and angostura bitters. Anaheim Produce at Hollywood Studios, Regal Eagle Smokehouse Bar at EPCOT, Flame Tree Barbecue at Animal Kingdom, and Courtyard Pool Bar at Disney’s Grand Floridian.
Frozen Key Lime Slush: Tito’s Handmade Vodka with Minute Maid Limeade, key lime, and cream. Anaheim Produce at Hollywood Studios.
Blackberry Cobbler: Jack Daniel’s Blackberry Whiskey with blackberry and peach purée and lemon, topped with sweet cream and Biscoff cookie crumble. Backlot Express at Hollywood Studios, B.B. Wolf’s Sausage Co. at Disney Springs, and Pizzafari at Animal Kingdom.
Frozen Marrakech Mango Margarita: Sango African Agave Spirit and Cointreau with Minute Maid Mango Smoothie Mix and lime. Oasis Sweets & Sips at EPCOT.
Prickly Pear Margarita: LALO Blanco Tequila and Cointreau with lime juice, prickly pear, and agave. Chef Mwanga’s at Animal Kingdom, Dockside Margaritas at Disney Springs, and The Drop Off Pool Bar at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort.

Frozen Shakes

Milkshakes

S’mores Gelato Milkshake: Belgian chocolate and French vanilla gelato with toasted marshmallow, chocolate bar, and graham cracker. Connections Eatery at EPCOT.
Steamboat Willie Milkshake: blended cookies ‘n cream ice cream topped with whipped cream, cookies and cream churros, a sugar cookie, and a cherry. The Plaza Restaurant at Magic Kingdom.
Maple-Pecan Gelato Milkshake: French vanilla gelato with maple syrup, caramel, and pecans. Also available spiked. Whispering Canyon Cafe at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge.

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With Alcohol

Espresso Martini Gelato Milkshake: Absolut Vodka and Mozart Chocolate Liqueur with espresso and French vanilla gelato, topped with sweet cream. Whispering Canyon Cafe at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge.
Espresso Martini Milkshake: Absolut Vodka and Mozart Chocolate Liqueur with espresso and hand-scooped vanilla ice cream, topped with sweet cream. Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

Specialty Beverages and Cocktails

Non-Alcoholic

Enchanted Grove Lime Splash: Minute Maid Limeade with cucumber and mint. Spice Road Table and Bar and Rose & Crown Dining Room and Pub at EPCOT, Tusker House Restaurant at Animal Kingdom, and Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar and Dockside Margaritas at Disney Springs.
Enchanting Ember Lemonade: Minute Maid Premium Lemonade with strawberry and hot honey. Tusker House Restaurant at Animal Kingdom and Dockside Margaritas at Disney Springs.
Royal Berry Spritzer: blueberry, blackberry, and pomegranate with cold-pressed lime juice, topped with Topo Chico Blueberry & Hibiscus Sparkling Water. Cinderella’s Royal Table at Magic Kingdom and Rose & Crown Dining Room and Pub at EPCOT.

Cocktails

Gold Standard Margarita: Mijenta Reposado Tequila with Grand Marnier Liqueur, lime juice, and agave nectar. The Hollywood Brown Derby Lounge at Hollywood Studios and Dockside Margaritas at Disney Springs.
Cucumber Margarita: 1800 Blanco Tequila, Cointreau, cucumber, agave, and lime. Disney Springs outdoor bars.
Citrus Old Fashioned: Woodford Reserve Kentucky Bourbon, Munyon’s Paw Paw Citrus Liqueur, orange bitters, demerara, and cherry. Disney Springs outdoor bars.

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Spicy Margarita: Ghost Blanco Tequila with spicy agave nectar syrup and fresh lime juice, rimmed with chili-lime and pepper salt. Be Our Guest Restaurant at Magic Kingdom, Tusker House Restaurant at Animal Kingdom, and Dockside Margaritas at Disney Springs.
Dragon Fruit Margarita: LALO Blanco Tequila, Cointreau, lime juice, and dragon fruit purée. Dockside Margaritas at Disney Springs.
Rosé Spritz: strawberry and rosé spritz with Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Rockey’s Botanical Liqueur, and House of Brown Rosé. Rose & Crown Dining Room and Pub at EPCOT.
Scotch & Honey: Monkey Shoulder Blended Scotch with lemon, honey, and ginger, topped with a float of Islay Scotch. Rose & Crown Dining Room and Pub at EPCOT.
Berry Proper: Fords Gin, Combier Crème de Mûre Liqueur, lemon, and blackberry. Rose & Crown Dining Room and Pub at EPCOT.
Dublin After Dark: Grey Goose Vodka, Mr. Black Cold Brew Coffee Liqueur, and Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee, topped with a float of Guinness Draught. Rose & Crown Dining Room and Pub at EPCOT.

When Do These New Treats and Drinks Arrive?

Disney describes the lineup as a fall rollout, so most items should be available now or very soon. Two locations, Happy Landings at Typhoon Lagoon and an outdoor vending spot at Disney Springs, aren’t opening the new items until 2027.

Do I Need a Reservation to Try These?

Most of these treats and drinks come from quick-service counters and snack carts, so you can walk right up. A few, though, live at table-service restaurants and lounges that do take reservations, including Cinderella’s Royal Table, Be Our Guest Restaurant, Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater, Whispering Canyon Cafe, and The Hollywood Brown Derby Lounge. If any of those are on your list, set up MouseDining dining alerts so you don’t miss a same-day cancellation or a new booking window.

Are Any of These for Kids?

Yes. The waffles, pancakes, churros, and every drink listed as non-alcoholic are fine for guests of all ages. The cocktails and spiked slush, shake, and beverage versions are limited to guests 21 and older.

Menus and locations are always subject to change, so double-check current offerings in the My Disney Experience app before you head out. We’ll keep an eye on this lineup and update you as more of these treats make their way to the parks.

The Diamond Horseshoe Pop-Up Opens October 4: Full Menu

Foodie Guide By Kim Fidler September 4, 2026 Tags: Diamond Horseshoe Pop-up, Liberty Square, Magic Kingdom No Comments

Round up your crew, because a new limited-time pop-up is heading to The Diamond Horseshoe in Liberty Square at Magic Kingdom Park, and Disney just revealed the full menu ahead of opening day.

The pop-up opens on October 4, and reservations open on September 29. That five-day gap between booking and opening means this is one to watch closely if you want a table on day one.

What Is The Diamond Horseshoe Pop-Up?

The Diamond Horseshoe is trading its usual offerings for a limited-time, frontier-inspired comfort food and craft cocktail menu this fall. Expect shareable small plates alongside a lineup of specialty non-alcoholic drinks, cocktails, wine, and draft beer, all themed around the saloon setting Liberty Square is known for.

The Diamond Horseshoe Pop-Up Menu: Small Plates

Charcuterie: cured beef, candied bacon, smoked pork, green chile cheese, smoked cheddar, and pickles
Glazed Sticky Ribs with cowboy beans and jalapeño crisps

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Queso Fundido with Barbecue Burnt Ends with warm tortilla chips

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Sweet Golden Corn Fritters with cilantro ranch dressing and red chili honey

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Chipotle Chicken Tostada with queso fresco, lime crema, and pickled cactus salsa

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Mini Hot Dog Platter: wrapped in pastry and served with tortilla chips and a side of queso

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The Diamond Horseshoe Pop-Up Menu: Non-Alcoholic Specialty Beverages

Orange Cream Soda: Fanta Orange with vanilla and cream
Caramel Root Beer with Sweet Cream: Barq’s Root Beer flavored with caramel and topped with sweet cream
Enchanting Ember Lemonade: Minute Maid Premium Lemonade, strawberry, and hot honey
Enchanted Grove Lime Splash: Minute Maid Limeade, cucumber, and mint

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The Diamond Horseshoe Pop-Up Menu: Cocktails

Whinnyin’ Whiskey Lemonade: Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey, Aperol liqueur, strawberry purée, Minute Maid Premium Lemonade, and basil
Cactus Rose Margarita: LALO Blanco Tequila, prickly pear, lime, and agave
High Plains Huckleberry: 44° North Mountain Huckleberry Vodka, crème de cassis liqueur, lemon juice, and cranberry
Rattler Rum Punch: Bacardí Superior Rum, orange, pineapple, lime, and passion fruit, garnished with a sweet-and-spicy rim
Coal’d Fashioned: Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon, Mr. Black Cold Brew Coffee Liqueur, cinnamon syrup, orange bitters, and Angostura bitters
In Holiday Fashion, made with Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon, rosemary syrup, cranberry, and cinnamon. (seasonal)

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Wine and Draft Beer

The wine list stays simple with one option in each category: Nino Franco Rustico Prosecco for sparkling, Fess Parker Riesling for white, and MacMurray Estate Pinot Noir for red. On draft, look for Samuel Adams Boston Lager, Yuengling Traditional Lager, and Cigar City Jai Alai IPA. As always, check the Disney app for current pricing before you order.

How to Get a Reservation

Reservations for The Diamond Horseshoe pop-up open on September 29 for the October 4 debut, and a new, limited-time concept like this one tends to book up fast once the window opens. If you don’t get a reservation that morning, set a MouseDining dining alert so you get notified the moment a table becomes available.

Disney has also confirmed one scheduling detail worth planning around: the pop-up will not be available during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, but it will return during Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. If you are mapping out party nights alongside regular park days, our Disney World holidays 2026 guide has the full rundown of confirmed dates for both events.

If your trip lands around the holidays, The Diamond Horseshoe is not the only Liberty Square draw worth booking early. Liberty Tree Tavern, just steps away, still serves its Thanksgiving feast. Add both to your MouseDining dining alerts so neither one slips through the cracks.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Diamond Horseshoe Pop-Up

When does The Diamond Horseshoe pop-up open?

The pop-up opens on October 4 at The Diamond Horseshoe in Liberty Square at Magic Kingdom Park.

When can I book a reservation?

Reservations open on September 29, five days ahead of the October 4 opening.

Will The Diamond Horseshoe pop-up be open during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party?

No. Disney has confirmed the pop-up will not be available during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.

Will it be open during Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party?

Yes. The pop-up will be available during Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party.

Where is The Diamond Horseshoe located?

The Diamond Horseshoe sits in Liberty Square at Magic Kingdom Park.

Stay Updated with MouseDining

The Diamond Horseshoe pop-up opens October 4, with reservations opening September 29. Since this is a limited-time concept, do not leave your table to chance. Set your MouseDining dining alerts now so you are ready the moment booking opens, and check back here as we learn more about the full run of this pop-up.

Hurly-Burly Menu at Disney’s BoardWalk Opening October 1

Foodie Guide By Kim Fidler September 4, 2026 Tags: Disney's Boardwalk, Hurly Burly No Comments

Disney’s BoardWalk is about to get a lot livelier. Hurly-Burly, the seaside theater lounge first announced back in June, opens on October 1, and Disney just shared a full first look at the menu ahead of opening day.

We covered the original announcement in our Disney BoardWalk changes guide, back when Disney confirmed Hurly-Burly but had not released a firm date. Now that the date is locked in, here is everything on the menu, plus what to expect when you walk through the door.

What Is Hurly-Burly?

Hurly-Burly takes over a theater space at Disney’s BoardWalk, themed as though it once hosted the district’s most celebrated vaudeville performers. The new concept leans into that storyline with a turn-of-the-century, nautical theme that runs through the food, drinks, and entertainment.

During the afternoon, expect family-friendly activities such as trivia and games. Then, starting at 9 p.m., the space shifts into a 21-and-older evening scene with live music. Because the vibe changes throughout the day, it is worth checking the Disney app for the current schedule before you head over.

Hurly-Burly Menu: Small Bites

The food menu sticks to shareable, boardwalk-style plates. Here is the full lineup:

Meatballs in Tomato Gravy: veal, pork, and beef meatballs with tomato gravy, stracciatella cheese, Pecorino Romano, and toasted focaccia (a plant-based option is available upon request)
Antipasto: sliced meats, burrata, Pecorino Romano, and marinated vegetables

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Mini Pretzels with Bacon-Cheese Fondue
Tomato Pie: focaccia, tomato sauce, oregano, and Pecorino Romano (a plant-based option is available upon request)
Oven-Roasted Shrimp with garlic, herbs, and sweet pepper-onion relish

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Roast Beef Sliders: shaved roast beef and horseradish-mustard sour cream on slider rolls
Theater Concessions: a trio of meatballs, a sugar cookie, and buttered popcorn
Mini Apple Cider Doughnuts with miso-caramel sauce

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Hurly-Burly Menu: Non-Alcoholic Specialty Beverages

Overture in Orange: a frozen treat made with Minute Maid Orange Juice, topped with sweet cream
Caramel Corn Cold Brew: Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee topped with caramel sweet cream and caramel popcorn, also available at the walk-up window
Cherry Marquee: Minute Maid Premium Lemonade blended with Amarena cherries and garnished with a gourmet cherry, also available at the walk-up window

Hurly-Burly Menu: Cocktails

For guests 21 and older, the cocktail list is where Hurly-Burly really leans into its throwback theme:

Mertini: Plymouth Navy Strength Gin, Dolin Dry Vermouth de Chambéry, and Hella Cocktail Co. orange bitters
Overproof Amaretto Sour: Lazzaroni Amaretto Liqueur, Old Forester 1920 Prohibition Style Bourbon, and lemon juice
Caramel Corn Old Fashioned: Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon, caramel corn, and The Bitter Truth Decanter Bitters, also available at the walk-up window
Cherry-Vodka Limeade: Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Amarena cherry, and cold-pressed lime juice, also available at the walk-up window
The Atlantic Review: Hangar One Mandarin Blossom Vodka, Cointreau Liqueur, Minute Maid Orange Juice, and Sprite, also available at the walk-up window
Bubble Brava!: Chinola Passion Fruit Liqueur, Italian amaro, lemon juice, and Viarae Prosecco, also available at the walk-up window
La Taquilla Picante: Ghost Blanco Tequila, lime juice, orgeat, rose water, and a spiced nutmeg rim, also available at the walk-up window
Road to Fame: Michter’s Single Barrel Rye Whiskey, Laird’s Straight Applejack Brandy, and lemon juice
Off-Book Bramble: Fords Gin, Combier Crème de Mûre Liqueur, lemon juice, and blackberry, also available at the walk-up window
Quality EntertainMint: Diplomático Reserva Exclusiva Rum, demerara, lime juice, mint, and Angostura bitters, topped with Viarae Prosecco

If you would rather sip while you stroll, several of these cocktails, along with the Caramel Corn Cold Brew and Cherry Marquee, are also poured at the Hurly-Burly walk-up window.

Wine, Beer, and Hard Seltzer

Beyond the specialty drink menu, Hurly-Burly also stocks a rotating wine list, plus beer, hard cider, and hard seltzer options that lean into the BoardWalk’s East Coast setting. The wine selection covers sparkling, rosé, white, and red pours, while the beer list mixes local-feeling favorites like Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA and Brooklyn Lager with classic domestic options and a non-alcoholic beer for guests who want to skip the alcohol without skipping the tap. For the current lineup and pricing, check the Disney app once you arrive, since draft and bottle selections can shift.

Hours, Reservations, and Getting In

Hurly-Burly does not take reservations. It runs on a walk-up basis only, so there is no need to book ahead through the Disney app or My Disney Experience for this particular spot.

That said, if Hurly-Burly is part of a bigger BoardWalk day that includes a table-service meal elsewhere in the district, that is exactly the kind of reservation worth locking down early. Set a MouseDining dining alert so you know the moment a hard-to-get BoardWalk table opens up, and let Hurly-Burly be the easy, no-reservation stop that rounds out the night.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hurly-Burly

Do I need a reservation for Hurly-Burly?

No. Hurly-Burly is walk-up only, and Disney has confirmed reservations are not required or available for this location.

What are the hours at Hurly-Burly?

Hurly-Burly offers family-friendly activities like trivia and games during the afternoon. Starting at 9 p.m., the venue shifts to a 21-and-older evening scene with live music. Check the Disney app for the most current hours before you visit.

Is Hurly-Burly open to guests of all ages?

During the day, yes. In the evening, once live music begins at 9 p.m., Hurly-Burly is limited to guests 21 and older.

Where is Hurly-Burly located?

Hurly-Burly sits inside a historic theater space at Disney’s BoardWalk, the resort district along Crescent Lake next to EPCOT.

When does Hurly-Burly open?

Hurly-Burly opens on October 1.

Stay Updated with MouseDining

Hurly-Burly opens at Disney’s BoardWalk on October 1, which is coming right up. Since it runs walk-up only, you can add it to your plans without worrying about a booking window. For everything else on your BoardWalk itinerary, from a sit-down dinner to a special-occasion table, set your MouseDining dining alerts. We will keep updating this guide as Disney shares more about the BoardWalk’s newest additions.

2026 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival – Everything You Need to Know

General, News, Special Events By Kim Fidler August 24, 2026 Tags: 2026 EPCOT Food and Wine, 2026 EPCOT food booths menu, Epcot Food and Wine 2026 No Comments

Updated August 19, 2026: If you have been dreaming of sipping your way around World Showcase while live music drifts through the warm Florida evening air, the wait is almost over. The 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival opens in just over a week, and we have the latest details to help you plan your visit.

First things first, the EPCOT Food & Wine Festival runs August 27-November 21, 2026. That is 87 days of global flavors, live entertainment, and unforgettable experiences. The late-summer-to-pre-holiday run is the event’s signature format and is nearly identical to last year’s festival window. And best yet, the entire festival is included with your standard EPCOT park ticket.

What Is the EPCOT Food & Wine Festival?

First celebrated in 1996 as a modest 30-day event, the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival has grown into one of Walt Disney World’s most beloved annual traditions. Today it transforms EPCOT into a globe-trotting culinary adventure, with Global Marketplace booths scattered throughout the park offering dishes and drinks inspired by cultures across six continents.

Whether this is your first visit or your 100th, there is always something new to discover alongside the fan-favorite dishes guests plan entire trips around. The magic here is not rides or characters. It is the cumulative experience of great food, great music, and World Showcase at its absolute best.

Mark Your Calendars

The festival runs August 27-November 21, 2026, giving you an 87-day window to plan around. The best part? No separate ticket is required. Access to every booth, every concert, all of it is covered by your standard EPCOT park admission.

Global Marketplaces: A World of Flavor Awaits

One of the best parts of the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival is the chance to sample dishes and drinks inspired by cuisines from around the world. For 2026, Disney has released the complete Foodie Guide, giving us a look at the food and beverage offerings coming to EPCOT throughout the festival.

The 2026 festival also celebrates its 30th anniversary, with 30 dishes returning from previous years. We’ve noted those selections below, along with the new dishes and drinks joining the festival lineup this year.

CommuniCore Hall

The Wedge Hosted by Dairy Does More

Available September 18 through November 8

Selection of Cheeses — NEW
Cheesesteak Macaroni and Cheese
Las Jaras Superbloom Rosé — NEW
Crab and Corn Macaroni and Cheese — NEW; 30th Anniversary

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Cannoli Milk Shake — NEW

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Caymus Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon
Three-Cheese Macaroni and Cheese
Wine and Cheese Pairing — NEW

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Bodegas Avancia Old Vines Godello — NEW
Wine Flight

Festival Favorites

Available starting September 9

Bo Ssam Pork Belly Lettuce Wraps — NEW; 30th Anniversary

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Frozen S’mores
Beer Flight
Pumpkin Cheesecake Mousse Trifle — NEW; 30th Anniversary

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Schöfferhofer Grapefruit Hefeweizen
Parish Brewing Co. SIPS Cabernet Franc Strawberry Berliner Weisse
3 Daughters Brewing Beach Blonde Ale
Potato Pierogi — 30th Anniversary
Frozen Apple Blossom — NEW

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World Celebration

Brew-Wing Lab at the Odyssey

Wing Experiments: Buffalo-Dill Pickle — NEW

Wing Experiments: Unnecessarily Spicy Yet Extremely Tasty Carolina Reaper Pepper-Curry
Civil Society Brewing Everyday I’m Waffle’n IPA — NEW
3 Daughters Brewing Peanut Butter Blondie Blonde Ale — NEW
Playalinda Brewing Co. Pumpkin Cheesecake Blonde Stout
Ciderboys Cherry Jubilee Hard Cider — NEW
Wing Experiments: Garlic-Parmesan
Sweet Chile-Lime Plant-based Chicken Strips — NEW

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Pickle Milk Shake — 30th Anniversary
Beer Flight
Ciderboys Pumpkin Spice Hard Cider
Wing Experiments: Korean Barbecue
Fried Pickle Spears
Frozen Pomegranate & Raspberry Tea

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Bold Rock Apple Crumble Hard Cider
Hard Cider Flight

Connections Eatery

BBQ Braai Chicken Pizza — NEW

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Caramel-Apple Cheesecake Baumkuchen — NEW

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Frozen Waffle Old Fashioned — NEW

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Connections Café

Pistachio-Chocolate Mochi Doughnut — NEW

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Near Creations Shop

Coastal Eats

Available starting October 2

Crab Cake
Seafood Pot Pie

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Rileys Lookout Sauvignon Blanc
Boyd & Blair Pomegranate Codder

Gyozas of the Galaxy

Basil Pesto Chicken Dumplings — NEW

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Willamette Valley Vineyards Pinot Gris
Edamame Dumplings — NEW

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Street Corn-style Dumplings

Flavors from Fire

Rodizio-style Grilled Beef Skewer — 30th Anniversary

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Left Hand Brewing Co. Sawtooth Amber Ale
1000 Stories Bourbon Barrel-Aged Zinfandel — NEW
Smoked Corned Beef
Swine Brine
Smoked Chocolate Bread Pudding — NEW

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The Fry Basket

Located near Test Track presented by General Motors

Adobo Yuca Fries
Barrel of Monks Blood Orange Bliss Sour Ale — NEW
Fry Flight

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Boyd & Blair Grapefruit Mule

World Nature

Earth Eats

Located near the Land Pavilion

Available starting October 2

Red Wine-braised Beef Short Rib
Lemon-Almond-Olive Oil Cake — NEW

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Minute Maid Aguas Frescas – Strawberry Hibiscus
Harken Barrel Fermented Chardonnay

Sunshine Seasons

Mickey-shaped Celebration Macaron — NEW

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Remy Milk Shake

World Showcase

Australia

Located near Disney Traders

Grilled Bushberry-spiced Shrimp Skewer

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Bulletin Place Sauvignon Blanc
Roasted Lamb Chop — 30th Anniversary
Fowles Farm to Table Shiraz
Mixed Berry Pavlova

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Yalumba ‘The Y Series’ Viognier
Wine Flight

Mexico

Tostada de Osso Buco — NEW

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Fruta de la Pasión — NEW
Taco de Camarón — 30th Anniversary

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Mexican Craft Beer
Paleta de Moras — NEW

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Cherry Nostalgia — NEW

Norway

Caramel Cream and Gjetost Norwegian Brown Cheese Bolle — NEW

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China

Dumplings Trio — 30th Anniversary

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Baijiu Punch
Smoked Duck Bao Bun
Mango-Peach Bubble Tea
Frozen Strawberry-Jasmine Cocktail
Beijing Zhajiang Noodles

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Honghe Rice Lager Draft Beer — NEW
Hainan Prosperity — NEW

India

Located near China

Available starting October 2

Potato-Pea Samosas — 30th Anniversary

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Chicken Tikka Masala — 30th Anniversary

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Mango Lassi
United Breweries Taj Mahal Premium Lager
Sula Tropicale Brut Sparkling Wine
Mango Lassi with Camikara 8-Year-Old Cask Aged Rum

Refreshment Outpost Hosted by Coca-Cola

Berbere-spiced Beef Stew
Breckenridge Brewery Palisade Peach Wheat Ale — NEW
Midnight Safari — NEW
Sweet Potato Mealie Pap — NEW; 30th Anniversary

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Coppertail Brewing Co. Cherry Cola Hard Cider — NEW
South African Cream Liqueur Chocolate Mousse

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3 Daughters Brewing Cinnamon Donut Hard Cider — NEW

The Alps

Located near Germany

Available starting October 2

Warm Raclette Swiss Cheese — NEW; 30th Anniversary

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Schlumberger Klassik Brut — NEW
Tartiflette — NEW

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Salomon Undhof Stein Kremstal DAC Riesling — NEW
Kirschwasser Torte
Loimer Lois Grüner Veltliner — NEW
Wine Flight

Germany

Wiener Schnitzel — NEW

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Weihenstephaner Festbier
Beer Flight
Schinkennudeln — 30th Anniversary
Schöfferhofer Orange Spritz Hefeweizen — NEW
Selbach-Oster Riesling
Apple Strudel — 30th Anniversary
von Trapp Brewing Oktoberfest Märzen-style Lager

Sommerfest

Zwiebelkuchen
Cinnamon Pretzel Cold Brew — NEW

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Spain

Located between Germany and Italy

Croquetas de Jamón — NEW

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Summer in Spain
Paella Caldoso — 30th Anniversary

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Volver Quinta del ’67 Garnacha Tintorera
Basque Cheesecake

Italy

Stromboli — NEW

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Peroni Pilsner
Cantine Guidi Selezione Privata Luca Red Blend — NEW
Amaretto Bellini — NEW
Pollo al Marsala — NEW; 30th Anniversary

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Saracco Moscato d’Asti — NEW
Italian Red Sangria
Almond Panna Cotta — NEW

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Prosecco
Villa Matilde Falanghina Campania IGP White Wine — NEW
Italian-inspired Blood Orange Margarita

American Adventure

Block & Hans

Spicy Strawberry-Mango Smoothie — NEW

Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue Hosted by Coca-Cola

Blackberry Buckle — NEW

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Pumpkin Pie Milk Shake — NEW

Hops & Barley

Smoked Brisket and Cheddar Melt — NEW

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Harpoon Brewery Southie Lager — NEW
Beer Flight
Gulf Coast-style Seafood Roll — 30th Anniversary
Allagash Brewing Company Haunted House Hoppy Dark Ale — NEW
Freshly Baked Chocolate Pudding Cake

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Samuel Adams Boston Brick Red Irish Red Ale — NEW

Funnel Cake

Pumpkin Pie Funnel Cake — NEW

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Japan

Spicy Temaki Hand Roll — NEW; 30th Anniversary

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Mango-Apple Fruit Pearl — NEW
Sapporo Reserve
Beef Wagyu Temaki Hand Roll — NEW
Mango-Apple Fruit Pearl with wasabi potato chips — NEW

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Teriyaki Chicken Bun
Sapporo Reserve
Autumn Breeze — NEW
Kirinzan Lemonade Sake — NEW

Greece

Located between Japan and Morocco

Chicken Souvlaki Gyro — NEW; 30th Anniversary

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Mylonas Winery Assyrtiko Dry White
Zoe Rosé
Spanakopita
Greek Melon Limeade

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Griddled Cheese
Kir-Yianni Naoussa Xinomavro Dry Red
Wine Flight

Morocco

Tangierine Café: Flavors of the Medina

Chermoula Chicken Hummus Bowl — NEW

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Plant-based Falafel Wrap
Keel Farms Golden Apple Chai Hard Cider
Spiced Flank Steak Hummus Bowl — NEW
Chocolate-Pistachio Cookie — NEW

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Carib Brewery Honey & Fig Dream Hard Cider — NEW
Hard Cider Flight
Ras el Hanout Cauliflower Bowl — 30th Anniversary
Fig Cocktail
Keel Farms Goji Berry Citrus Hard Cider — NEW

Belgium

Belgian Waffle — NEW; 30th Anniversary

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Brouwerij Verhaeghe Duchesse Red Sweet & Tart Cherry Ale
Beer-braised Beef
Van Steenberge Piraat 7 Strong Ale — NEW
Beer Flight
Chilled Belgian Coffee
Brouwerij St. Bernardus Watou Blond Ale — NEW
Chilled Belgian Coffee with ChocoLat Deluxe Salted Caramel Chocolate Liqueur

Brazil

Located between Morocco and France

Moqueca de Camarão — NEW

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Pão de Queijo — 30th Anniversary

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Frozen Caipirinha
BrewDog Brewing Company Peach Mango Wheat Ale — NEW

France

Boeuf Braise vin Rouge et Echalottes, Gâteau de Pomes de Terre — NEW

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Crème Brûlée Pistache, Confiture de Fruits Rouges — NEW

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Brioche aux Epices avec une Garniture Mornay de Trois Fromages — NEW
Plaimont ELIA Colombard — NEW
La Roche Prestige Cuvée — NEW
Chilled French Cosmo
Trio d’Escargots, Garniture a l’ail et au Persil — 30th Anniversary

United Kingdom

UK Beer Cart

Sparkling Cucumber-Gin Cocktail — NEW

Canada

Canada Popcorn Cart

Northern Ruby — NEW

Canada

Cheddar and Bacon Soup — 30th Anniversary

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Filet Mignon — 30th Anniversary
Collective Arts Brewing Festbier — NEW
Château des Charmes Pétales Rouge

La Poutinerie Hosted by Air Canada

Seoul, South Korea: Bo Ssam Pork Poutine — NEW

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Spiced Apple Slushy — NEW

Shimmering Sips

Located near Port of Entry featuring Pandora Jewelry

Strawberry Champagne Trifle

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Mimosa Flight
Tropical Mimosa
Berry Mimosa
Blood Orange Mimosa

Hawai’i

Slow-roasted Pork Slider — 30th Anniversary

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Florida Avenue Brewing Co Lei’d Back Double IPA — NEW
Florida Orange Groves Winery Sparkling Pineapple Wine
Hawaiian Rice Bowl
Pineapple Cheesecake

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O’ahu Sunrise

Walkway Between Imagination! Pavilion and World Showcase

Bramblewood Bites

Brûléed Sweet Potatoes — NEW

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Spiced Apple Rum Old Fashioned
Grilled Cider-brined Pork Tenderloin
Crooked Can Brewing Company Banana Bread German Style Wheat Beer — NEW
Cast Iron-seared River Trout

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Milled & Mulled

Butternut Squash and Ginger Bisque

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3 Daughters Brewing Apple Strudel Hard Cider
Freshly Baked Carrot Cake — 30th Anniversary
Apple-Cinnamon and Caramel Mini Churros Sundae

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Southern Tier Brewing Company Sweater Weather Vanilla Toffee Amber Ale — NEW

Forest & Field

Spicy Black Bean-Mushroom Chili — NEW

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Brewery Ommegang All Hallows Treat Imperial Chocolate Peanut Butter Stout
Pumpkin-Mascarpone Ravioli — 30th Anniversary

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Famille Hugel Classic Pinot Noir
Schiacciata Sandwich
Daou Vineyards Chardonnay

Swirled Showcase

Liquid Nitrogen Almond Truffle Mousse — 30th Anniversary

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Irish Milk Shake
Soft-serve in a Waffle Cone
Strawberry Beer Float
Floats
Früli Strawberry Belgian White Beer
Frozen Szarlotka non-alcoholic — NEW; 30th Anniversary

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Frozen Szarlotka — NEW
Banfi Rosa Regale Sparkling Red

Throughout the Park

Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company

The American Adventure

Affogato alle Mandorle Cold Brew — NEW

Near Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind

Affogato di Marshmallow Cold Brew — NEW

Near Disney Traders

Dolce Affogato Cold Brew — NEW

Between UK and Canada

Notte di Caramello Cold Brew — NEW

You’ll notice that some booths are not open during the entire festival with some opening in September and October. If there’s a specific booth you’re coming for, make sure you check the date before planning your visit.

Live Music: The Eat to the Beat Concert Series Returns

The beloved Eat to the Beat Concert Series returns for 2026 at the America Gardens Theatre inside the American Adventure Pavilion, running nightly from August 27-November 16, 2026. That means the concert series wraps five days before the festival itself closes on November 21, so keep that in mind if you are planning a late-festival trip around a show. Shows typically run multiple times nightly, around 5:30 PM, 6:45 PM, and 8:00 PM.

Disney has released the full 2026 lineup, including three artists making their EPCOT debut this year: Lauren Alaina, Fitz and the Tantrums, and Grace Potter. They join returning favorites like Boyz II Men, Yellowcard, and The Beach Boys. For the complete artist list, showtimes, and Dining Package strategy, check out our full guide: Your Complete Guide to the 2026 Eat to the Beat Concert Series.

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MouseDining Tip

Dining Packages for the Eat to the Beat Concert Series sell out quickly, but spots do open up. Set a MouseDining alert for participating restaurants so you are notified the moment a reservation becomes available.

For a complete breakdown of the concert series, showtimes, participating restaurants, and Dining Package strategy, see our full guide: Your Complete Guide to the 2026 Eat to the Beat Concert Series.

Family Fun: Remy’s Hide & Squeak and Emile’s Fromage Montage

The festival is not just for grown-up foodies, and Disney makes sure of it. Two beloved family activities are confirmed returning for 2026.

Remy’s Ratatouille Hide & Squeak

The festival’s signature scavenger hunt invites guests to track down hidden Remy figurines placed throughout World Showcase. Purchase a themed map and stickers, then track your progress as you find him in each pavilion. Spot Remy in every location and a special keepsake awaits. It is one of the best ways to keep younger guests engaged while the rest of the group explores the booths at a comfortable pace.

Emile’s Fromage Montage

For the cheese lovers in the group, this activity challenges guests to purchase five select cheese dishes from participating Global Marketplaces, collect a stamp in their Festival Passport for each one, and redeem the completed passport for a specialty prize. It adds a fun, structured element to booth-hopping and is highly recommended for anyone who takes their fromage seriously.

The participating dishes for 2026 are:

Belgian Waffle
Pão de Queijo
Fried Pickle Spears
Three-Cheese Macaroni and Cheese
Apple-Cinnamon and Caramel Mini Churros Sundae

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New This Year: CommuniCore Hall’s Cheers to Cheese

Starting September 18, 2026, CommuniCore Hall trades its summer theme for an all-new interactive exhibit celebrating one of the world’s most beloved foods: cheese. You’ll find fun facts and the history of cheese around every corner of the space.

Keep in mind the exhibit opens three weeks into the festival, so if you’re visiting between August 27 and September 17, you’ll miss it. CommuniCore Hall is built to flex with whatever season EPCOT is celebrating, so expect it to look different again once Food & Wine wraps.

Disney PhotoPass Magic Shots

Disney PhotoPass photographers throughout EPCOT will be offering new and returning Magic Shots for the festival. New for 2026 is a Waiter Mickey Mouse Magic Shot appearing in select World Showcase pavilions, including Mexico, China, Italy, Japan, and France.

Returning favorites include a Giant Empanada, the Leaning Tower of Cheeza with Max Goof, a Swedish Chef Magic Shot, and Chef Figment. If you want to keep these photos long after your trip, consider adding a Memory Maker package to your vacation.

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Food & Wine Merchandise

This year’s collection leans into playful color, with pieces like a festival tee, chef-themed ears with a moveable rolling pin and whisk, a cozy sweatshirt, and a baseball cap, plus fun extras like a wine glass and a churro-shaped tote bag. Check the Disney Parks shopping app or your nearest EPCOT shop for current availability and pricing.

Tips for Planning Your 2026 Food & Wine Visit

With 87 days on the calendar, you have real flexibility. But a little planning goes a long way. Here is what we tell every guest who asks how to get the most out of it:

Book dining reservations early. EPCOT’s table-service restaurants fill up fast during the festival, especially if you are eyeing an Eat to the Beat Dining Package. Disney’s reservation window opens 60 days before your arrival date. Be ready.
Visit on weekdays when possible. Crowds run lighter Tuesday through Thursday, and local entertainment takes the America Gardens Theatre stage on those nights for a relaxed, low-key evening.
Pace yourself across multiple visits. With 30+ booths, trying to cover everything in one day is not realistic and takes the enjoyment out of the experience. Spread your visits and actually savor each stop.
Download My Disney Experience before you arrive. Showtimes, booth locations, dining reservations, and park hours are all in one place. It is essential for navigating the festival.
Arrive early for popular concerts. Without a Dining Package, general seating is first-come, first-served. For headliners that draw large crowds, plan to be in place 30 to 40 minutes before showtime.

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MouseDining Tip

Already missed a reservation or cannot get the date you want? Do not give up. Cancellations happen every single day. Set a MouseDining alert for any restaurant on your list and you will be notified the moment a table opens up.

Stay Tuned — More Details Are Coming

Disney is still finalizing the complete Global Marketplace booth and menu list and the official Foodie Guide. The Eat to the Beat lineup and Dining Package details are both out now, so check our concert guide for the latest. We’ll keep updating this page as more announcements roll in, so bookmark it and check back often.

The 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival opens on August 27, 2026. Start planning your trip now, and when you are ready to lock in dining, visit MouseDining.com to set alerts and secure the reservations that make your festival truly exceptional.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival?
The 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival runs August 27-November 21, 2026, giving you an 87-day window to visit.

Do I need a separate ticket for the Food & Wine Festival?
No. The festival is included with standard EPCOT park admission, so you do not need to buy anything extra to access the Global Marketplace booths or entertainment.

Is the Eat to the Beat Concert Series free?
Yes. Every Eat to the Beat concert is included with regular EPCOT admission. Seating is first-come, first-served unless you book a Dining Package for a guaranteed seat.

When does the Eat to the Beat Concert Series end?
The concert series runs nightly from August 27-November 16, 2026, which is five days before the festival itself closes on November 21.

What food items are confirmed to return for 2026?
Disney has confirmed three returning dishes so far: the Street Corn-style Dumplings at Gyozas of the Galaxy, the Grilled Bushberry-spiced Shrimp Skewer at the Australia Marketplace, and the Kirschwasser Torte at The Alps Marketplace. The full Global Marketplace menu has not been released yet.

Is CommuniCore Hall’s Cheers to Cheese exhibit open for the entire festival?
No. It opens September 18, 2026, three weeks into the festival, so guests visiting between August 27 and September 17 will miss it.

How can I get hard-to-find dining reservations during the festival?
Set a MouseDining alert for any restaurant on your list, and you will be notified the moment a table opens up, even if it currently shows no availability.

D23 2026 Disney Announcements: Every U.S. Park Update

News By Kim Fidler August 17, 2026 Tags: Carousel of Progress, D23 Announcements, Disney's Animal Kingdom, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Disneyland, Epcot, Figment, Indiana Jones, Magic Kingdom, Monstropolis, Piston Peak National Park, Spaceship Earth, Tropical Americas, Villains Land, walt disney world, World of Color 1 Comment

D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event took place in Anaheim on August 14-16, 2026, and Saturday night’s Disney Experiences Showcase brought a ton of news for both coasts. We learned new details and got a few surprises too.

We’ve put together every Disneyland and Walt Disney World theme park announcement in one place, so you don’t have to scroll for hours. You’ll find all the official details and dates that have been released, and we’re calling out which parts are new versus which projects you’ve already heard about.

Walt Disney World

All four Walt Disney World parks got news at D23 this year. Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Animal Kingdom, and Hollywood Studios each had at least one update, ranging from brand new project reveals to fresh details on lands that have been under construction for a while.

Magic Kingdom

Villains Land has been in the works since 2024, but D23 is where it actually became real. Disney confirmed the official name, ah-hem… Villains Land and gave us our first look at the two headline attractions. First is a roller coaster starring Maleficent, and the second is a dark ride hosted by the Evil Queen’s Magic Mirror. The Evil Queen, Cruella de Vil, and Dr. Facilier each get their own space inside the land. Disney has not announced an opening date. Based on the permits filed so far, most fan trackers are guessing somewhere between late 2027 and 2030.

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Piston Peak National Park, the Cars-themed land replacing Rivers of America, is also a known project. What’s new: both rides finally have names. Cars Ridge Run Rally is the thrill ride, sending guests up a mountain and through a geyser field. Miss Fritter’s Daredevil Spin-Along is the family-friendly one, a demolition derby starring a school-bus-sized Miss Fritter animatronic. Disney has not set an opening date.

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Carousel of Progress was already closed for its overhaul before D23, and we already knew it was getting a new 1980s scene with a target reopening of late spring 2027. What we DIDN’T know: Jamie Lee Curtis and Bryan Cranston are voicing Mother and Father. Can you imagine a more iconic duo? We can’t.

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EPCOT

Spaceship Earth is all new news. Disney announced its first major story change in nearly 20 years, shifting the ride’s focus from communication to human connection while keeping the same trip through history. Disney has not shared closure or reopening dates yet.

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Journey Into Imagination with Figment is also a fresh announcement. Disney confirmed the ride is being reimagined and that Dreamfinder is officially coming back. That’s all Disney shared. There is no concept art, no timeline, and no word yet on what happens to the current ride in the meantime.

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Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Tropical Americas, the land replacing the old DinoLand, U.S.A., has been in the pipeline since 2024. D23 filled in the blanks: all three attractions now have official names and story details. Indiana Jones and the Myth of the Jade Serpent will feature an Audio-Animatronics figure modeled after Harrison Ford himself. Antonio’s Fiesta de Encanto, a ride through dark attraction, and El Carrusel de los Animalitos, a family-friendly carousel, round out the land. It’s still on track for 2027.

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Expedition Everest’s Yeti is a surprise addition to the list. The massive animatronic has run in “B-mode,” using a strobe effect instead of full motion, for close to 20 years. Disney confirmed at D23 that it’s finally being repaired, though no timeline was given.

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Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Monstropolis, the Monsters, Inc. land taking over the old Muppets Courtyard, is another project we already knew about. New at D23: parts of the land will start opening in 2027, ahead of its headliner. The suspended door-chase coaster will not be ready when the rest of the land opens, and Disney hasn’t set a date for it. What is coming in 2027: Harryhausen’s restaurant, the Glob Theater (with a brand new Disney Legend Randy Newman song called “Welcome to Monstropolis”), and the Scareporium gift shop.

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Disneyland Resort

Disneyland Resort’s D23 news leaned more on updates than reveals. Most of what came out was new detail layered onto projects Disney had already confirmed, plus the one surprise fans had been hoping for: official word that Tomorrowland is finally getting reimagined.

Disneyland Park

Tomorrowland is getting a full reimagining. This one’s new. Disney promised more attractions and more open space, but this was more of an “it’s happening” reveal than a details reveal. Disney has not announced a timeline, but we’re hoping Tomorrowland is more like tomorrow and less like years away…

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Remember… Dreams Come True, the nighttime fireworks spectacular, is coming back with refreshed projections starting in February 2027. That date is new.
Magic Happens, the daytime parade, is returning to Disneyland Park as part of a new “Calling All Dreamers” celebration. Disney has not attached a specific return date. We’re thrilled to see this fan favorite parade return.

Disney California Adventure Park

Coco, the boat ride, has been a known project since it was first announced. What’s new is the story detail: it’s set a year after the movie, the entrance features Miguel’s great-great-grandfather Hector Rivera, and boats carry guests through the Land of the Dead. There’s no height requirement. Disney has not announced an opening date for this ride either.

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The Avatar experience is still on the books. Disney has not canceled it, despite rumors going into D23, and showed a new model of the boat ride on the show floor, confirming the project for Hollywood Land is still moving forward. What’s new is the timeline. Disney is shifting the project’s priority to focus resources on the new Tomorrowland project at Disneyland Park first, which pushes Avatar’s own opening further out. That delay has an upside for guests: Disney has pushed back the closure of Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!, the ride Avatar will eventually replace, again. Disney has not announced a new closure date.
Avengers Campus doubling in size isn’t new, but the timeline is. Two new attractions, Avengers: Infinity Defense and Stark Flight Lab, are now confirmed for 2028. Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, Jeremy Renner, Anthony Mackie, and Brie Larson are all reprising their roles.

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World of Color isn’t getting a new name. Disney is retiring the current “World of Color – One” and bringing back the original “World of Color” title with an updated take, featuring new segments from films like The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, Finding Nemo, and Toy Story. It returns in February 2027.

That’s every theme park update Disney confirmed at D23 2026 for Disneyland and Walt Disney World. A lot of these are still years out, so treat the “no date yet” items as things to keep an eye on rather than trip-planning details for now. Once dining reservations open for new spots like Harryhausen’s, set a free dining alert at MouseDining.com so you don’t miss your shot at a table.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did D23 2026 take place?
D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event ran August 14-16, 2026, at the Anaheim Convention Center and Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

What is opening first at Walt Disney World?
Carousel of Progress has the earliest confirmed date, reopening in late spring 2027. Disney is also targeting parts of Tropical Americas at Animal Kingdom and parts of Monstropolis at Hollywood Studios for 2027.

Did Disney give an opening date for Villains Land?
No. Disney confirmed the name and the two headline attractions but did not announce an opening date.

Is a Cars ride coming to Magic Kingdom?
Yes. Piston Peak National Park is the Cars-themed land replacing Rivers of America in Frontierland. Its two attractions, Cars Ridge Run Rally and Miss Fritter’s Daredevil Spin-Along, both got official names at D23 2026, though Disney has not announced an opening date.

Is Dreamfinder coming back to EPCOT?
Yes. Disney confirmed it is reimagining Journey Into Imagination with Figment and bringing Dreamfinder officially back. Disney has not shared a timeline, concept art, or any word on what happens to the current ride in the meantime.

What’s new at EPCOT?
Spaceship Earth is getting its first major story change in nearly 20 years, shifting the ride’s focus to human connection. Disney is also reimagining Journey Into Imagination with Figment and bringing back Dreamfinder. Disney has not announced dates for either project.

What’s new at Disney’s Animal Kingdom?
Tropical Americas now has official names and story details for all three of its attractions, and it’s still on track for a 2027 opening. Disney also confirmed that it’s finally repairing the long-broken Yeti animatronic in Expedition Everest, though it did not give a repair timeline.

What’s new at Disney’s Hollywood Studios?
Monstropolis, the Monsters, Inc. land, will begin opening in phases in 2027, though its headliner suspended coaster will not be ready yet. Disney also shared new details on Harryhausen’s restaurant and a new theme song from Randy Newman.

What’s new at Disneyland Park?
Disney confirmed it is reimagining Tomorrowland, though it did not announce a timeline. The Remember… Dreams Come True fireworks show returns in February 2027, and the Magic Happens parade is coming back as part of a new “Calling All Dreamers” celebration.

What’s new at Disney California Adventure Park?
New story details on the Coco boat ride, a 2028 opening date for the expanded Avengers Campus, confirmation that Disney has not canceled the Avatar experience (it’s just coming later than planned), and an updated take on the original World of Color returning in February 2027.

Disney Equipment Rentals Made Easier: Why We Recommend Cloud of Goods for Your Next Disney Vacation

General By Kim Fidler August 17, 2026 Tags: Cloud of Goods, Cribs, Disney equipment rental, Disney rentals, ECV, Rentals, Scooters, Strollers No Comments

Disney Equipment Rentals Made Easier: Why We Recommend Cloud of Goods for Your Next Disney Vacation

From mobility scooters and wheelchairs to strollers, cribs, car seats and cruise-day gear, the right rental can make a Disney trip easier from arrival to the final park day.

Sponsored content disclosure: Cloud of Goods partnered with us to create this article. Cloud of Goods operates as an independent third-party rental marketplace, and The Walt Disney Company does not affiliate with or endorse it.

The easiest vacation problems to solve are the ones you handle before you arrive. We think about dining reservations before the trip. We plan park days before the trip. So if someone in your family will need a mobility scooter, wheelchair, stroller, crib, car seat or other travel gear, it makes sense to plan that before the trip, too.

That is why Cloud of Goods is worth knowing about for Disney travelers. The service lets guests reserve equipment ahead of time and coordinate local delivery for Walt Disney World, Disneyland Resort, nearby hotels and vacation rentals, and Disney Cruise Line trips. That way, the gear can fit the vacation instead of the vacation having to fit the rental counter.

Why renting before you arrive can be easier than renting inside the park

Disney offers its own mobility devices and strollers, and for some guests those rentals are exactly what they need. However, in-park equipment comes with location and availability rules that matter on a multi-day trip.

At Walt Disney World, Disney currently lists ECV rentals at $65 per day. Disney does not accept reservations for these, and it limits quantities. Plus, you cannot remove the ECV from the destination where you rented it. If you park hop, you can present your receipt at the next location and get another ECV only if one is available.

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Manual wheelchairs at Walt Disney World currently run $12 per day, or $10 per day for a multi-day theme-park rental. These are also first-come, first-served, and you must return them when you leave the rental location. Disney strollers cost $15 per day for a single and $31 per day for a double, with multi-day rates of $13 and $27. You cannot remove those strollers from the parks, either.

Disneyland works a little differently. Disneyland currently lists ECVs at $60 per day plus tax and manual wheelchairs at $15 per day. Disney does not accept reservations for these either, and they run limited, first-come, first-served. You can use rented ECVs and wheelchairs in Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure and the Downtown Disney District. Disneyland strollers currently cost $18 per day for a single and $36 per day for a double, and you can use them in both theme parks.

The Cloud of Goods advantage is not simply price. It comes down to reservation certainty and continuity. You reserve the equipment for your trip, get comfortable with the same scooter, wheelchair or stroller, and can use it everywhere your itinerary takes it: your resort, multiple parks, Disney Springs or Downtown Disney, nearby attractions, and other stops along the way.

For mobility scooters in particular, the price difference can also be meaningful. A current Cloud of Goods Orlando example shows the Heavy Duty and Lightweight Mobility Scooters running about $37.67 per day on a three-day rental, compared with Disney World’s current $65 daily ECV rate. On the other hand, Disney’s manual wheelchair can cost less than a third-party wheelchair. We like that distinction because the real decision isn’t simply “Which daily rate is lower?” It’s “Which option works best for the way we are actually traveling?”

The part we especially like: a white-glove Disney handoff

For Disney reservations, Cloud of Goods builds its delivery experience around a local fulfillment concierge. After you place the booking, the concierge reaches out to plan the handoff around your itinerary.

Cloud of Goods frequently delivers directly to guests visiting Disney parks. For a park delivery, the concierge can meet you in person at the designated pickup and drop-off location outside the park entrance. The same kind of coordinated handoff works at a Disney resort or hotel, another local accommodation, or a cruise terminal, and you’ll plan the exact meeting point and timing together.

For a mobility scooter or other equipment that may be unfamiliar, the handoff means more than simply passing over the item. Your concierge can walk you through how the equipment operates so you feel comfortable before you begin the day.

There is also a very Disney-vacation-friendly bonus. The people delivering the equipment are local, and they know the destination. So go ahead and ask them practical questions. Where is a good breakfast near the hotel? What is worth doing on a non-park day? Where can the family grab dinner nearby? Which local experiences are easy to add without overcomplicating the itinerary? You get the equipment you rented, and you also meet someone who knows the area.

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What we would rent for a Disney vacation

Cloud of Goods has a broad rental catalog, but a handful of products make especially good sense for Disney trips. The price examples below show representative Orlando rates on Cloud of Goods as of August 17, 2026. Keep in mind that pricing varies by destination, dates, duration, availability and delivery location, and Anaheim and cruise-port pricing may differ.

1. Heavy Duty Mobility Scooter: our pick for long park days

Heavy Duty Mobility Scooter is the option we would look at first for a guest planning full park days. Cloud of Goods lists the Orlando model with roughly a 10-12 mile cruising range and a higher weight capacity than the basic lightweight model, which makes it a strong choice when endurance and comfort matter more than minimum size.

Representative Orlando price: about $37.67/day on a 3-day rental. Best for: long days, guests who want more range, and travelers who would rather have one scooter for the trip than start over at a rental counter each morning.

2. Lightweight Mobility Scooter: our pick for park hoppers

Lightweight Mobility Scooter is easier to break down and transport in a vehicle, so it can be a better fit for families moving between hotels, parks and other attractions. The tradeoff: it has a shorter range, so charging during breaks can matter on very long park days.

Representative Orlando price: about $37.67/day on a 3-day rental. Best for: park hopping, resort hopping, rental-car users and travelers prioritizing portability.

3. Ultra Light Standard Wheelchair: a portable manual option

Ultra Light Standard Wheelchair is a good manual option when you do not need an ECV. Cloud of Goods lists the chair at about 25 pounds with a folding frame, so it’s easier to transport than a heavier standard chair.

Representative Orlando price: about $26.67/day on a 3-day rental. Best for: guests who need periodic mobility support and families who want a lightweight chair available outside a single park rental location.

4. Double Stroller: useful even when your children are not twins

Double Stroller can be a smart choice for siblings of different ages, or simply for a family that knows a long Disney day can turn an independent walker into a very tired passenger by evening. The extra room also keeps the day feeling less cramped as jackets, water bottles and park-day essentials pile up. Use the stroller’s approved storage areas, and always follow the manufacturer’s passenger and weight limits.

Representative Orlando price: about $26.67/day on a 3-day rental. Best for: two children, siblings with different stamina levels, and families who want more flexibility during a long park day.

5. Jogging Stroller: our pick for maneuverability

Jogging Stroller is worth considering when easy steering and a smoother push are priorities. Cloud of Goods describes the Orlando version as lightweight and foldable, with adjustable suspension, and it can accommodate Disney stroller specifications.

Representative Orlando price: about $28.33/day on a 3-day rental. Best for: parents who value maneuverability in crowds and a smoother ride over a full day.

6. Cribs, high chairs, car seats and the gear that makes the hotel room easier

The parks are only part of a family vacation. Cloud of Goods also offers baby gear in Orlando, including a Full-size Crib with Linens, High Chair, and a range of car seats including a Rear-facing Infant Car Seat. So for families flying to Disney, renting these items locally can mean fewer bulky pieces to check at the airport and a more functional hotel or vacation-rental setup once you arrive.

Representative Orlando crib price: about $25/day on a 4-day rental. Cloud of Goods currently advertises the High Chair from $14/day and the Rear-facing Infant Car Seat from $19/day on 5-day examples. For shorter stays, the public product pages direct you to checkout for the exact date-specific rate. For car seats, parents or guardians should install the seat themselves according to the manufacturer and vehicle instructions.

Quick Orlando price snapshot

Recommended rental	Example duration	Representative rate
Heavy Duty Mobility Scooter	3 days	~$37.67/day
Lightweight Mobility Scooter	3 days	~$37.67/day
Ultra Light Standard Wheelchair	3 days	~$26.67/day
Double Stroller	3 days	~$26.67/day
Jogging Stroller	3 days	~$28.33/day
Full-size Crib with Linens	4 days	~$25.00/day
High Chair	5-day public example*	from $14.00/day
Rear-facing Infant Car Seat	5-day public example*	from $19.00/day

*Pricing note: These are representative base rental examples, not guaranteed quotes. Pricing depends on duration, destination, dates, availability and delivery location, and it does not include the Optional Damage Waiver or applicable sales taxes; checkout calculates those separately. You’ll also see delivery and/or platform fees, where applicable, during booking.

Why the same rental matters beyond the park gates

The biggest practical difference shows up when your Disney day does not begin and end at one gate. Maybe you start at Magic Kingdom, return to the resort for a break, head to Disney Springs for dinner, and visit another park the next morning. Or maybe your Disneyland trip includes both theme parks, Downtown Disney, your Anaheim hotel and other Southern California stops.

With Cloud of Goods, you rent for the itinerary rather than just for the hours you spend inside one Disney rental location. That continuity can be especially valuable for someone who has learned the controls of a particular scooter, a child who feels comfortable in a specific stroller, or a family that simply does not want to repeat the rental process every time the destination changes.

Disney Cruise travelers: arrange mobility equipment before embarkation day

Disney Cruise Line tells guests who require a wheelchair or other mobility aid that they need to arrange the rental, delivery and pickup of the device themselves. That makes advance planning especially important, so Cloud of Goods built a dedicated Disney Cruise Line rental page covering mobility scooters, wheelchairs, strollers and other gear for major embarkation ports and nearby hotels.

For a Disney cruise delivery, the local fulfillment concierge can coordinate an in-person meeting at the cruise terminal or another agreed-upon location based on the itinerary and port procedures. Cloud of Goods serves Port Canaveral, one of the major Disney cruise departure points. Either way, always check Disney Cruise Line’s current mobility-device size, storage and special-services requirements before sailing.

A local resource for the rest of your trip

Once you handle the equipment, the fun part is deciding what else to do with the time you have. Cloud of Goods also publishes self-guided local experience ideas that can be useful for building a lighter non-park day or finding something nearby after your Disney plans.

For Walt Disney World trips, browse Cloud of Goods self-guided things to do in Orlando. For Disneyland trips, explore self-guided things to do in Anaheim.

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So, should you rent from Disney or Cloud of Goods?

If you need a manual wheelchair for a few hours inside one park, Disney’s own rental may be the simplest and least expensive answer. We would not pretend otherwise.

But if your trip runs multi-day, you want to reserve equipment before arrival, you need a scooter or stroller at your resort as well as the parks, you plan to visit multiple destinations, or you are combining Disney with a cruise or other local attractions, Cloud of Goods becomes a very compelling option.

Key reasons to consider Cloud of Goods:

Reserve before the trip. You are not relying solely on first-come, first-served availability after reaching the park.

Keep the same equipment. Use one familiar scooter, wheelchair or stroller for as much of the trip as the rules allow.

Coordinate delivery around your itinerary. A local fulfillment concierge contacts you after booking to plan the handoff.

Meet a real person. For Disney deliveries, Cloud of Goods arranges a white-glove, in-person handoff at the appropriate meeting point. This includes designated passenger pickup/drop-off locations outside parks, resorts or hotels, and cruise terminals.

Get help learning the equipment. Your concierge can show you the basics before you head into the park.

Tap into local knowledge. The person delivering your gear is also a local who can offer practical destination insight.

Rent more than mobility equipment. Strollers, cribs, high chairs, car seats and other baby gear can make the entire stay easier, not just the park day.

Disney vacations should be about the experiences you came for, not wondering whether the ECV you need will still be available when you reach the gate, or dragging a crib and double stroller through baggage claim.

Our advice: plan the gear the same way you plan the dining reservations. Before the trip.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cloud of Goods affiliated with Disney?

No. Cloud of Goods operates as an independent third-party rental marketplace, and Disney does not affiliate with or endorse it. In fact, Disney itself notes that guests may bring their own mobility devices and may rent from third-party companies.

Can Cloud of Goods deliver to Disney theme parks?

Yes. Cloud of Goods frequently coordinates deliveries for Disney park visitors. After booking, a local fulfillment concierge contacts you to arrange the handoff. For park deliveries, the concierge can meet you in person at a designated pickup and drop-off area outside the park entrance, and you’ll coordinate the exact location and time together.

Can Cloud of Goods deliver to a Disney resort or hotel?

Yes. Disney resort and hotel deliveries are a common use case. The local concierge will contact you after booking and coordinate the appropriate in-person handoff based on the property, your arrival plans and current access procedures.

Can Cloud of Goods meet Disney Cruise passengers at the terminal?

Yes. Cloud of Goods serves Disney Cruise Line passengers at major embarkation ports and can coordinate terminal or nearby-hotel handoffs. Since exact arrangements depend on the port and itinerary, include your sailing and preferred timing when you reserve.

Is Cloud of Goods always cheaper than renting at Disney?

No. For example, Disney World’s manual wheelchair can cost less. Still, the strongest Cloud of Goods advantages are advance reservation, multi-day continuity, the ability to have equipment with you beyond one park rental location, and the local white-glove delivery experience. Mobility scooters can also compare favorably on multi-day pricing.

What should I put in my reservation notes?

Include your hotel or resort name, reservation name, preferred handoff timing, park or cruise plans that affect the meeting location, and any special equipment requirements. That way, the local concierge has what they need to coordinate a smooth delivery.

Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic 2026 Guide

Foodie Guide By Kim Fidler August 16, 2026 Tags: Epcot, Food & Wine, Foodie Guide, Swan and Dolphin Food & Wine Classic No Comments

Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic 2026: Your Complete Guide

The Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic is back November 20-21, 2026, from 5-9pm both nights. This one’s for the crowd that wants an intimate, chef-focused evening with room to actually savor the food.

November 21 is also the last day of the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival, and the Swan and Dolphin hotels are a short walk or boat ride from World Showcase. That means you can hit EPCOT during the day and walk over to the causeway for dinner. This pairing works out nicely if you’re already in town for both events.

Photo Credit: Swan Dolphin Food and Wine Classic

What Is the Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic?

It’s an annual event hosted by the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resorts, which are located on Disney property, but are not owned or operated by Disney Parks. Each fall, the causeway connecting the two hotels turns into an outdoor food festival for two nights, with dishes from the resort’s 23 restaurants and lounges. The event started in 2010, and 2026 marks its 17th year.

The event also partners with a charity each year. Wounded Warrior Project was the beneficiary in both 2024 and 2025, though the Swan and Dolphin hasn’t announced the 2026 charity partner yet. We’ll update this article once that’s confirmed.

The vibe is different from EPCOT’s festival. You get one causeway, a lineup of the resort’s own chefs, and four relaxed hours to make your way through it at your own pace.

Photo Credit: Swan Dolphin Food and Wine Classic

2026 Event Details

When: Friday, November 20 & Saturday, November 21, 2026, 5-9pm both nights

Where: The Causeway at Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort

Ticket Price: $234.90 per person for one night, or save 10% with a two-night bundle

What’s Included: Your ticket covers unlimited tastings for the full four hours, and that includes the food and the drinks. Wine, beer, and spirits are part of the ticket price, not an add-on. Over 170 beverage selections are on the menu alongside the food.

Photo Credit: Swan Dolphin Food and Wine Classic

The 2026 Menu

The Swan and Dolphin has released the full 2026 menu. You’ll notice some dishes are limited to one night, while others are available both Friday and Saturday.

Smokin’ D’s BBQ Friday: Slow Cooked Berkshire Pork Belly Saturday: Poor Man’s Burnt Ends

Bourbon Steak by Michael Mina Both Nights: Slow Braised Wagyu Beef Short Rib Friday: Hand Dipped Mozzarella Sticks Saturday: Loaded Potato Barrels

Todd English’s bluezoo Both Nights: Oyster Espuma | Striped Bass | Pan Fried Shrimp & Pork Dumplings

Il Mulino New York Trattoria Friday: Lasagna Saturday: Chestnut Agnolotti

Lagoon Games, Lanes & Eats Friday: Mini Smash Burger Saturday: French Dip Grilled Cheese

The Fountain Friday: Tuna Rice Bowl Saturday: Grilled & Marinated Gulf Shrimp

Cabana Friday: Cured Salmon & Blue Crab Saturday: Bluefin Tuna Hamachi

Kimonos Friday: Crispy Fried Eggplant Saturday: Watermelon Feta Salad

Rosa Mexicano (Both Nights) Flautas de Pollo | Tacos de Cochinita Pibil

Garden Grove (Both Nights) Chips and Salsa Bar | Shu Mein | Taro Pu | Turnip Cake

For the Love of Florida (Both Nights) Ropa Vieja | Red Grouper

The Beer Garden (Both Nights) Crispy Fried Chicken Wings | Grilled Beef Brats | Fresh Baked Bavarian Pretzel

Carnival Corner (Both Nights) “Char Siu” Pulled Pork Slider | Tornado Potatoes | Old Bay Spiced Nitro Popcorn | Texas Red Chili

Chinatown Friday: Roasted Figs & Maitake Mushrooms Saturday: Vegan Banh Mi

Bubble Lounge (Both Nights) Florida Citrus | Fried Green Tomatoes

Photo Credit: Swan Dolphin Food and Wine Classic

Chef-Led Tasting Experiences (New for 2026)

If you want something more structured than working the causeway station by station, the Chef Todd English Experience and Chef Michael Mina Experience are new this year. Both are sit-down, multi-course meals with wine pairings, led by the chefs themselves. You can find details on both experiences here.

Getting Your Event Tickets

This event tends to sell out, so don’t wait too long if you want tickets. You can grab them here. Sign up for the mailing list too if you want to hear about updates as they happen, and lock in the rest of your Walt Disney World dining plans through MouseDining so nothing gets in the way of a great trip.

Photo Credit: Swan Dolphin Food and Wine Classic

Frequently Asked Questions

Are drinks included with the Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic ticket?

Yes. Wine, beer, and spirits are part of the same ticket as the food, so there’s nothing extra to pay for once you’re inside. Over 170 beverage selections are included alongside the food.

Do kids need a ticket for the Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic?

Kids under 5 get in free with a paying adult. Kids age 6 and up need their own ticket which is the same price as an adult ticket.

Are Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic tickets refundable?

No, tickets are non-refundable, so make sure your dates are firm before you buy.

Do you have to be a Swan and Dolphin hotel guest to attend?

No. The Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic is open to the public. You don’t have to be staying at the resort to buy a ticket.

Is parking included with your Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic ticket?

No. Parking at the resort runs about $30-40 a night plus tax for self-parking, and that applies whether you’re a hotel guest or just coming for the event.

What happens if it rains during the Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic?

The event runs rain or shine. If the weather gets bad enough, it moves indoors.

Does the Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic accommodate food allergies or dietary restrictions?

Yes. In past years, the menu has labeled each dish for gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, vegan, shellfish, and nut content, and some items are prepared gluten-free upon request. Check the posted menu for this year’s specific labels, and if you have a serious allergy, it’s worth asking staff directly at each station before you order.

How many nights of the Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic should you attend?

One ticket is enough if you’re okay picking your top 10 or 15 dishes and calling it a night. Some items are Friday-only or Saturday-only, so if you want to try everything, you’ll need both nights.

Can you combine the Swan & Dolphin Food & Wine Classic with EPCOT Food & Wine?

Yes, and plenty of people do both in the same day. Spend the afternoon working through Global Marketplace booths at EPCOT, then walk or take the boat over to the Swan and Dolphin by 5. It’s a full, food-filled day for anyone up for it. Wear shoes you can actually stand in for hours.

Disneyland Halloween Foodie Guide 2026

Foodie Guide By Kim Fidler August 10, 2026 Tags: Disneyland Halloween Foodie Guide, Halloween Treats No Comments

Disneyland Halloween Foodie Guide 2026: Every Menu Item and Where to Find It

UPDATE, August 10: Disney has confirmed the complete Halloween Time menu. This Disneyland Halloween foodie guide 2026 now covers every location, so scroll down for the full list.

Halloween Time takes over Disneyland Resort starting August 18 with the first Oogie Boogie Bash kicking off the festivities, and this year’s food lineup might be the biggest one yet. Disney is rolling out new bites, sips, and sweets across both parks, all three hotels, Downtown Disney, and the separately ticketed Oogie Boogie Bash. Most park food starts August 18, while hotel and Downtown Disney items follow on August 21.

What’s New at Disneyland for Halloween Foodie Guide 2026

A few items are already generating buzz. The BooGogi Beef Toasted with Corn Cheese Soup at Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe brings Korean flavors to Main Street, the Villainous Wings at Smokejumpers Grill come drizzled in ghost pepper ranch, and the Ube Cheesecake Churro at Terran Treats is one of the prettiest snacks Disneyland has released all year. Over at the hotels, Trader Sam’s and the Disneyland Hotel’s Broken Spell Lounge both rolled out brand-new cocktail menus. The full foodie guide is below by location:

Disneyland Park

Main Street, U.S.A.

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Carnation Café: Spicy Chicken Sandwich, plus a new Caramel Apple Martini
Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe: BooGogi Beef Toasted with Corn Cheese Soup, Caramel Apple Cheesecake, a new Brownie Pie, and a new Mickey Pumpkin Cupcake
Little Red Wagon: new Spicy Chili-Cheese Corn Dog

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Plaza Inn: new Pumpkin Cake and a new Villainous Red Velvet Cake
Refreshment Corner: Birria Potato
Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor: Rest in Chocolate sundae
Market House: new Churro Hand Tart and a Shortbread Bat Cookie

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Adventureland

Bengal Barbecue: Iced Pandan Cooler

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The Tropical Hideaway: new Miso Soup
Tiki Juice Bar: DOLE Whip Cone with Halloween sprinkles

Frontierland

Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante: Pozole and a new Iced Chocolate Cafe
River Belle Terrace: new Pumpkin Crunch Cake
The Golden Horseshoe: new Chili-Cheese Fries, a new Apple Pie Sundae and a new Strawberry Soda
Stage Door Café: new Chili-Cheese Fries and a new Strawberry Soda

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

New Orleans Square

Harbour Galley: new Brown Butter Maple Cold Brew
Cafe Orleans: new Seaborn Cherry Temple Cocktail
Mint Julep Bar: new Frightfully Festive Cocoa Dip

Fantasyland

Red Rose Taverne: Enchanted Pumpkin Stuff and a new French Toast Cold Brew
Edelweiss Snacks: Matterhorn Puff
Maurice’s Treats: new Sea Salt Vanilla Cream with Halloween sprinkles

Tomorrowland

Alien Pizza Planet: Heatwave Pizza Slice, Spicy Blush Pasta, Seasonal Alien Macaron and a new Halloween Green Drink
Galactic Grill: Stellar Spicy Chicken Sandwich, Darth by Chocolate, and a new Pumpkin Cream Sweet Tea
Pretzel near Star Tours: Supernova Pretzel

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Disney California Adventure Park

Buena Vista Street

Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream: new Halloween Mickey Ice Cream Bar

Hollywood Land

Award Wieners: new Oktoberfest Dog
Hollywood Lounge: Spicy Oogie Boogie Burrito and a new Phantom Potion cocktail
Schmoozies!: Matcha Mickey-shaped Waffles and a new Pumpkin Pie Mickey Shake

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Avengers Campus

Pym Test Kitchen: new BBQ Pork Muenster Grilled Cheese and a new Strawberry Matcha Rum Cocktail
Pym Tasting Lab: new Seaborn Pomegranate Margarita

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Cars Land

Terran Treats: Ube Cheesecake Churro

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Cozy Cone Motel: Ube Soft Serve, Slow Burnin’ Mac & Cheese Cone, and a new Cursed Ube Foam Iced Coffee
Flo’s V8 Cafe: Mango-Habanero Chicken Strips

Photo Credit: Disney

San Fransokyo Square

Aunt Cass Café: Taro Bread Pudding and a Vampire Mickey-shaped Sourdough Bread (plant-based)
Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill: Ube Flan Cake
Lucky Fortune Cookery: Seasonal Baymax Macaron

Pixar Pier

Lamplight Lounge: new Steak Frites and a new Arroz Con Leche Donut

Paradise Gardens Park

Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta: Anti Vampire Pizza and a new Caramel Apple Cheesecake

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Churros near Goofy’s Sky School: new Caramel Cheesecake Churro

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Grizzly Peak

Smokejumpers Grill: new Villainous Wings
Churros near Redwood Creek: Fluffernutter Churro

Hotels of the Disneyland Resort

Available August 21 – November 12 unless noted.

Disneyland Hotel, Broken Spell Lounge: new cocktails The Dark Heart and Three Witches, plus the returning Green-eyed Sceptre
Disneyland Hotel, Goofy’s Kitchen: all-you-can-eat Halloween feast (through October 31) with new drinks including a Chocolate Espresso Martini, Pumpkin Spice Latte, a Foolish Margarita, a Witching Hour Spritz and a Spicy Pineapple Margarita

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Disneyland Hotel, Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar: new This Chilling Challenge cocktail, a Cloaked Specter, a Scarecrow Old Fashioned, DOLE Whip Tropical Float, DOLE Whip Tropical Float with a splash of Rum, plus a Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion Holiday Cup DOLE Whip float
Disneyland Hotel, The Coffee House: new Mickey Bat Cookie Banana Bread Latte, new Butter Pecan Latte, new Hot Caramel Apple Spice, new Maple Sea Salt Latte, and Pumpkin Spice Latte
Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, Great Hall Cart: Sally Pumpkin Spiced Cupcake, Jack Skellington Linzer Cookie, Gooey Peanut Butter Cookie, a new Mayor Chocolate Cake Pop, Oogie Boogie Crisped Rice Treat, Gingerbread Skeleton Cookie, Chocolate Chip Cookie Cup with Milk, a new Chocolate Chip Cookie Shot with Liqueur, a new Scary Wreath Macaron, Buttery Pumpkin Bread, and a Pecan Caramel Crunch Cookie

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, Storytellers Cafe: Clarabelle’s Enchanted Halloween Dinner (costumes encouraged) and Mickey’s Autumn Adventures Breakfast & Brunch
Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, GCH Craftsman Bar and Hearthstone Lounge: a Recuérdame Cocktail
Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, GCH Craftsman Grill: Candy Bar Donut, Mickey Vampire Donut, Minnie Halloween Cupcake, Pumpkin Muffin
Pixar Place Hotel, The Sketch Pad Cafe: new Caramel Apple Overnight Oats, Dulce de Leche Linzer Cookie, Nutella Linzer Cookie, Tiramisu Latte and a new Pumpkin Spice Latte

Halloween-themed character dining is part of the celebration too. If you are hoping to book a spot at a table like Goofy’s Kitchen, set your MouseDining alerts so you get a heads-up the moment a reservation opens.

Downtown Disney District

Mostly available August 21 – October 31.

GG’s Chicken Shop: Graveyard Dirt Pudding

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Parkside Market Coffee: new Mystic Cauldron Latte, Pumpkin Pie Cinnamon Roll, Tombstone Chocolate Trifle, Little Monster Brownie, The Harvest Chai Latte, The Pumpkin Slice Latte and The Sleeping Curse
Vista Parkside Market: cocktails All Hallow’s Eve, Sleepy Hollow, The Raven’s Revenge cocktail, and a new Horned Shadow Elixir, plus non-alcoholic Campfire and Candy Corn Cream Sodas
Splitsville Luxury Lanes: Midnight Roll sushi, a Black Spider cocktail and a Witches’ Brew cocktail

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Ballast Point Brewing Co. (September 5 – October 31): new Ghostly Glazed Pork Belly, a new Haunted Harvest Quesadilla, a Spooky Tiramisu and The Cursed Apple
Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes (October 20 – November 2): Trick or Treat Shake Flight with new Kit Kat and Skittles shakes and a Sweet and Salty Shake

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Naples Ristorante e Bar: Pumpkin Blooderscotch Cannolis and a Pumpkin Mule
Beignets Expressed (October 1 – October 31): Caramel Apple Beignet
California Churro: a new Ube Matcha and Crème
Céntrico: Pumpkin Flan, a La Calavera Roja cocktail
Wetzel’s Pretzels: Oreo Bitz
Kayla’s Cake: a new Marshmallow Mummy Macaron

Spellbinding Sweets

Candy Palace, Candy Kitchen, Pooh Corner, Trolley Treats, Bing Bong’s Sweet Stuff, and Disney Wonderful World of Sweets are all stocking the same lineup of Halloween candy treats, available August 18 – October 31 while supplies last. The lineup includes a new Mickey Ghost Cake Pop, a new Mickey Swirl Marshmallow Pop, the Evil Caramel Apple, the Halloween Marshmallow Wand, the Jack Skellington Caramel Apple, the Minnie Chocolate Cake Pop, a new Minnie Halloween Caramel Apple, the Mickey Spiderweb Cereal Treat, and the Minnie Skeleton Caramel Apple.

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Novelties and Collectibles

Popcorn buckets and sippers are back in a big way this year, available starting August 18 at select locations throughout the resort. The lineup includes a new Halloween Popcorn Bucket, a new Halloween Travel Tumbler, a new Magic Key Ursula Straw Clip for passholders, the Oogie Boogie Moon Glow Cube, a new Pain and Panic Straw Clip, the Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington Gravestone Bucket and Mayor Sipper, a new Vampire Mickey Mouse Bucket, a new Winnie the Pooh Hunny Bee Sipper, a new Hades Glow Cube, and a new Huey, Dewey, and Louie Bottle Topper. The Headless Horseman Bucket is exclusive to Oogie Boogie Bash guests. Most have purchase limits of one or two per person.

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Oogie Boogie Bash

Over at Disney California Adventure Park, the separately ticketed Oogie Boogie Bash returns with its own exclusive treats, character encounters, and the Frightfully Fun Parade. New this year, look for the Haunted Highway Cocktail at Cozy Cone 4, plus a party-exclusive Headless Horseman popcorn bucket. The Oogie Boogie Bash Dessert Party adds a spread of treats, unlimited non-alcoholic drinks, one included alcoholic beverage for guests 21 and up, and reserved seating for Madame Leota’s Swinging Wake. Be sure to check out our complete guide to Oogie Boogie Bash to plan your night out.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Halloween food start at Disneyland?

Most Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure food starts August 18, 2026. Hotel dining and Downtown Disney locations mostly start August 21. A handful of items, like the Beignets Expressed offerings, don’t arrive until October 1.

Do you need a ticket to try the Halloween food?

Most items are available with regular park admission or, at Downtown Disney, with no ticket at all. The Headless Horseman popcorn bucket and the Haunted Highway Cocktail are exceptions. Both require a separate ticket to Oogie Boogie Bash.

What’s new at Disneyland for Halloween 2026?

Standouts include the BooGogi Beef Toast at Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, the Villainous Wings at Smokejumpers Grill, the Ube Cheesecake Churro at Terran Treats, and new cocktail menus at Trader Sam’s and the Disneyland Hotel’s Broken Spell Lounge.

How long does Halloween Time run at Disneyland?

Halloween Time runs through October 31, though several individual menu items stick around into early November, and a few holiday crossover items run all the way to January 6, 2027.

Where can you find the new Halloween treats?

New items are spread across both parks, all three hotels, and Downtown Disney. Use the by-land breakdown above to plan your route so you’re not backtracking across the resort.

How much do the Halloween treats cost?

Disney has not confirmed prices for every 2026 item. Check the Disneyland app for current pricing once Halloween Time is in full swing.

Halloween Foodie Guide to Disney Springs 2026

General By Kim Fidler August 7, 2026 Tags: Disney Springs, Foodie Guide, halloween, Six Ravens No Comments

Halloween Foodie Guide to Disney Springs 2026: Every Treat and Where to Find It

Halloween has officially arrived at Disney Springs. Disney Eats revealed the full 2026 lineup, and it’s one of the biggest seasonal food rollouts we’ve ever seen from the district. Dozens of restaurants, bakeries, bars, and quick-service spots are debuting pumpkin desserts, spooky cocktails, and over-the-top savory bites, and most of it runs through early November.

There is a lot to cover, so we broke it down by location. Grab a coffyn from Six Ravens on your way in and let’s get into it.

What’s New at Disney Springs for Halloween 2026

A few stops are worth building your whole visit around. Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar brings back its full Halloween overlay, complete with a Temple of Doom Margarita and Candelabra Eggs. Amorette’s Patisserie rolled out three new éclairs alongside a black velvet Candle Petit Cake. And Everglazed Donuts is serving a vegan “Haunted Mansion” donut topped with an edible clock that we can’t stop looking at. And that’s just the beginning! Here is the full Disney Springs Halloween Foodie Guide:

Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Available August 11 – November 9

Candelabra Eggs: deviled eggs with crispy fried chicken, sweet-and-tart pepper sauce, and aji amarillo custard
Alien Invader Sliders: Nashville hot fried chicken, sliced provolone, dill pickle slices, cheddar-chive biscuit, and queen olives
Dark Forest Dip: roasted mixed mushrooms, baby rainbow carrots, hummus, toasted pumpkin seeds, and pita
Bone Kebabs: pork and beef bone kebabs, prosciutto, creamy tomato sauce, and kataifi straws
Midnight Mayhem Popcorn Chicken: crispy fried chicken, candied bacon, spiced walnuts, popcorn, and hot honey sauce
Skull of the Dead Dip: barbacoa beef, cheddar sauce, spicy fried onion straws, and plantain chips
Temple of Doom Margarita: Patrón Silver Tequila, Bols Blackberry Brandy, blackberry purée, habanero-lime syrup, and lime juice
Midnight Relic: Tito’s Handmade Vodka, ube syrup, cream of coconut, lemon juice, and a pinch of edible glitter
Viper’s Nest: DOLE Pineapple Juice, white cranberry juice, green apple syrup, blue curaçao syrup, and Sprite topped with juice-filled pearls and gummy candy (non-alcoholic)
Fright of the Espresso: cold brew and pumpkin spice liqueur garnished with pumpkin spice
Salted caramel espresso cocktail: cold brew, Kahlúa liqueur, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Baileys Original Irish Cream Liqueur, and salted caramel syrup garnished with caramel popcorn
Skull and Sour: Jameson Irish Whiskey, Bols Peach Schnapps Liqueur, lemon juice, and pumpkin spice syrup topped with green apple juice-filled pearls and gummy strands

Photo Credit: Disney Parks Blog

The Halloween overlay is back, and the menu leans savory. Try the Candelabra Eggs (deviled eggs with crispy fried chicken and aji amarillo custard), the Alien Invader Sliders (Nashville hot chicken on a cheddar-chive biscuit), or the Skull of the Dead Dip (barbacoa beef with cheddar sauce and plantain chips). On the drink side, the glitter-topped Midnight Relic and the blackberry Temple of Doom Margarita lead a lineup of ten-plus specialty cocktails. The non-alcoholic Viper’s Nest is a great pick if you’re skipping the booze.

Amorette’s Patisserie

Available August 11 – November 9

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Candle Petit Cake: black velvet cake with spiced berry jam, pumpkin ganache, and dark chocolate glaçage
Halloween Brownie: topped with cookie pieces, passion fruit crispy pearls, and a chocolate coin
Halloween Cookie: chocolate chip cookie with pretzel pieces, toffee, milk and dark chocolate chips, and a chocolate coin
Apple Cheesecake: vanilla cheesecake, apple compote, apple-caramel ganache, and spiced graham cracker crust
Peanut Butter Éclair: filled with peanut butter mousse, caramel ganache, and nougat pieces
S’mores Éclair: filled with marshmallow mousse, chocolate ganache, and graham cracker pieces
Cherry Pie Éclair: filled with cherry pie filling, streusel, and vanilla mousse
Pumpkin-spiced Crème Brûlée: vanilla and pumpkin-spiced crème brûlée with maple whipped cream and meringue

Amorette’s went all in on black velvet and pumpkin this year. The Candle Petit Cake pairs black velvet cake with spiced berry jam and pumpkin ganache, and three new éclair flavors joined the case: Peanut Butter, S’mores, and Cherry Pie. There’s also a pumpkin-spiced crème brûlée and an apple cheesecake with a spiced graham cracker crust.

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Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’

Available August 11 – November 30

Fried Brussels Sprouts: tossed in balsamic glaze, drizzled with spicy honey, topped with crumbled goat cheese
Pumpkin Bread Pudding: topped with vanilla ice cream, house made whipped cream, and pumpkin spice cinnamon blend
Brunswick Stew: pulled pork, shredded smoked turkey, corn, lima beans, and potatoes, served with multigrain toast points
Orange Maple-Glazed Pork Chop: 12-ounce bone-in chop with spiced orange maple glaze, roasted rainbow carrots, garlic mashed potatoes, and a cheddar drop biscuit
Burnt Sugar Old-Fashioned: Bubba’s Burnt Sugar Whiskey and Michter’s Small Batch Bourbon with chocolate and Angostura bitters, garnished with a dried orange slice
Pumpkin Cream Coffee (Iced or Hot): pumpkin pie flavored bourbon mixed with cold brew or hot coffee, dusted with pumpkin spice cinnamon blend

Homecomin’ keeps its Southern roots while going seasonal. The 12-ounce orange maple-glazed pork chop is the star, but the pumpkin bread pudding and the Brunswick stew (pulled pork, smoked turkey, corn, lima beans) are both worth ordering. Pair it with a Burnt Sugar Old-Fashioned or a bourbon Pumpkin Cream Coffee.

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The Ganachery

Available August 11 – November 9

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Pumpkin Spice S’more: house-made graham crackers, spiced pumpkin ganache, dark chocolate, and vanilla marshmallow toasted to order
Vampire Mickey Chocolate Piñata: dark chocolate shell filled with blood orange jelly candies and milk chocolate ghosts
Coco Cinnamon Ganache Square: Sri Lankan cinnamon with milk chocolate
Pumpkin Spice Malted Chocolate Chiller: a blend of three chocolates, malt, and pumpkin spice
Ursula Dark Berry Ganache Pop: blackberry ganache with cassis and vanilla, covered in dark chocolate
Haunted Mansion Portrait Bars: four chocolate ganache bars in chipotle, raspberry, salted caramel, and passion fruit

The Ganachery built an entire Halloween chocolate collection this year. The Vampire Mickey Chocolate Piñata is filled with milk chocolate ghosts, and the Haunted Mansion Portrait Bars come in chipotle, raspberry, salted caramel, and passion fruit. If you only try one thing here, make it the Pumpkin Spice S’more.

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Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew

Available August 11 – November 1

Nutella Boston Scream: Nutella Boston cream donut featuring a spider web design
Orange and Pink Ghost Buddies: yeast donut dipped in pink or orange vanilla icing, topped with sprinkle mix and a ghost sugar candy
Chocolate Sprinkle Mix: yeast donut dipped in chocolate icing and topped with Halloween sprinkle mix
Tombstone: yeast donut dipped in green vanilla icing, topped with crushed Oreos, chocolate buttercream, and a tombstone sugar candy
Haunted Mansion: vegan purple ube donut dipped in sky blue vanilla icing, topped with green sprinkles, vanilla buttercream, Oreo dust, and an edible clock

This is the spot for design over substance, in the best way. The Nutella Boston Scream has a spiderweb pattern piped right on top, and the vegan ube “Haunted Mansion” donut comes dipped in sky blue icing with an edible clock. Grab a Chocolate Sprinkle Mix or a Tombstone donut too if you’re stocking up for the group.

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eet by Maneet Chauhan

Available August 11 – October 31

Mad Scientist’s Flatbread: fresh naan topped with tomato sauce, bubbling mozzarella, and grated Parmesan with chaat masala and fresh cilantro
Grand Vizier Wings: crispy jerk-spiced wings glazed with smoky tamarind BBQ sauce
Franken-Weenies: crispy corn dogs served over hearty pork chili and smothered in creamy beer cheese sauce, presented in a casket-style display
Boogie Man Wrap: spinach tortilla, chopped tandoori chicken, crunchy chili lime chips, lettuce, pico de gallo, garlic sauce, and Voodoo Verde sauce
Campfire Poutine: crispy masala fries loaded with slow-pulled pork and shredded cheddar cheese, drizzled with tikka sauce and garlic emulsion
Darkest Night Slushie: frozen green apple lemonade dyed black with a ping pong eyeball (non-alcoholic)
Happy Haunts: vodka, watermelon vodka, mango rum, pineapple rum, blue curaçao, sweet and sour mix, and pineapple juice, served in a light-up skull mug

For guests who want heat over sugar, eet has Franken-Weenies (corn dogs over pork chili with beer cheese) and Grand Vizier Wings glazed in smoky tamarind barbecue sauce. The Darkest Night Slushie is a fun non-alcoholic option for the kids.

Wetzel’s Pretzels and Vivoli il Gelato

Available August 11 – Early November

Wetzel’s Pretzels:

Choco Churro Bitz: Cinn-A-Bitz drizzled with dulce de leche and chocolate sauce

Vivoli il Gelato:

Oreo Tiramisu: mascarpone cream with layers of espresso-soaked Oreo cookies
Pumpkin Cannoli: sweet ricotta and mascarpone filling in an Italian pastry shell, topped with chocolate chips
Pumpkin Spice Affogato: pumpkin gelato with a shot of espresso
Jack O’Lantern Float: vanilla gelato, Fanta orange, whipped cream, and sprinkles
Gremlin Shake: mint chocolate chip gelato, chocolate sauce, whipped cream, and chocolate chips
Werewolf Shake: vanilla and chocolate gelato, chocolate sauce, whipped cream, and chocolate chips

Wetzel’s has the Choco Churro Bitz, drizzled in dulce de leche and chocolate sauce. Over at Vivoli, the “Jack’s Crew” menu includes a Jack O’Lantern float and a mint chocolate chip Gremlin Shake, plus a Pumpkin Cannoli that’s worth the stop on its own.

Full-Service Restaurants Worth a Reservation

Raglan Road, available September 1 – November 1:

Bandaged Bangers Mini Sausages: bandaged in golden pastry, served with tangy buffalo sauce
Boooo! Pumpkin Cream Ale: by 81 Brewing, Tampa FL
Raglan’s Ghostly Guinness Pie: puff pastry pie with braised beef, wild mushrooms, and a slow-cooked Guinness gravy, served with mash
Proper Little Pumpkin: signature cheesecake with a pumpkin spice twist
Irish Pumpkin Shake: signature Baileys shake ice cream with pumpkin spice, topped with cinnamon cold foam
Black Barrel Whiskey Ribs: half rack of slow cooked pork ribs coated in a Jameson black barrel whiskey glaze
Samhain Sangria: The Whistler Irish Whiskey and pinot grigio shaken with apple cider juice and cinnamon syrup, topped with a Magners Irish Cider float

The Polite Pig, available August 1 – October 31:

Piggy’s Potion: a blend of rum, pineapple juice, Midori, and blue curaçao
Shank of the Lamb: 24-hour cured and smoked lamb shank, creamy sweet corn risotto, watermelon radish and parsley salad, and roasted butternut squash finished with demi-glacé

T-Rex Café, available August 11 – October 31:

Tuscan Pork Chop: lemon and herb-marinated pork chop over white bean ragoût and white wine tomato broth with spinach, feta cheese, and tomatoes, served with feta mashed potatoes

A few sit-down spots are running Halloween specials through the season. Raglan Road’s Ghostly Guinness Pie and Black Barrel Whiskey Ribs run September 1 – November 1. The Polite Pig has a 24-hour cured lamb shank through October 31, and T-Rex Café is serving a Tuscan pork chop over white bean ragoût for guests who want something heartier than a themed cocktail.

Disney Springs table-service restaurants book up fast once Halloween season kicks in. If your preferred time isn’t available, set a MouseDining dining alert and we’ll let you know the moment a table opens up.

Chicken Guy

Available August 11 – November 1

Harvest Apple Chicken Sandwich: crispy southern tenders with white cheddar cheese, hot honey orchard sauce, applewood smoked bacon, and crisp apple slaw
Pumpkin Spiced Cheesecake Shake: hand-spun vanilla soft serve blended with pumpkin purée, ginger snap crumbles, and caramel swirl, topped with fresh whipped cream and cookie crumbles (available until November 15)

City Works Eatery & Pour House

Available August 11 – November 30

Pumpkin Spice Lemonade: house made lemonade with pumpkin spice syrup
Pumpkin Spice Dirty Soda: Coca-Cola, pumpkin spice syrup, and vanilla cream

Dockside Margaritas

Available August 11 – November 9

Citrus Curse: Patrón Silver Tequila, Cointreau Liqueur, Bols Melon Liqueur, sour mix, and lime juice, garnished with green edible glitter, dehydrated orange, and sea salt

Erin McKenna’s Bakery

Available October 1 – October 31

Spooky Sugar Cookies: hand-decorated and hauntingly adorable
Coffin Cakes: shaped like a coffin and frosted in vanilla buttercream with piped roses
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookie Sandwich: filled with cinnamon buttercream

Frontera Cocina

Available August 11 – November 10

Chocolate Skull: vanilla bean mousse, vanilla-soaked sponge cake, strawberry compote, and pistachio crumble
Serenata de Muertos: Tesoro Azul Blanco Tequila, pineapple-ginger juice, Ancho Reyes Verde Liqueur, and activated charcoal

Jaleo by José Andrés

Available September 22 – December 31

Vieiras con Calabaza y Naranjas: seared Hokkaido scallops with silky butternut squash purée, sweet orange segments, toasted pumpkin seeds, and a Pedro Ximénez reduction

Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Co.

Available August 11 – October 31

Joffrey’s Chai Tea Latte: with caramel apple butter syrup, topped with whipped cream and cinnamon

Paddlefish

Available August 11 – October 31

Toasted Caramel Old Fashioned: whiskey with toasted caramel and notes of vanilla, oak, and sugar

Outdoor Bars

Available August 11 – November 9

Hibiscus Mezcal Margarita: Del Maguey Vida Mezcal, Cointreau Liqueur, sour mix, and lime juice, garnished with hibiscus syrup and chili-lime seasoning

Rainforest Café

Available August 11 – October 31

Pot Roast: slow-roasted pot roast, baby potatoes, roasted carrots, celery, and red onions with au jus, topped with crispy onions

Splitsville

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Available August 11 – November 1

All Hallow’s Eve Sushi Roll: sushi rice, cream cheese, cucumber, avocado, shrimp, and spicy volcano mix, topped with torched nori paper, yum yum sauce, eel sauce, masago, and scallions
Mad Scientist Mocktail: fresh-squeezed lemon juice, apple juice, and green apple syrup, served in a beaker glass with a syringe of caramel syrup to mix in
Witch’s Brew: vodka, lemon juice, simple syrup, grenadine, apple juice, and muddled blackberries, garnished with purple and black edible glitter
Candy Corn Colada: frozen piña colada and orange crush, topped with whipped cream and candy corn
Vampire’s Kiss: frozen strawberry colada with whipped cream and novelty vampire teeth
Purple People Eater: frozen rum runner swirled with Big Wave Dave, topped with whipped cream and a candy eyeball
The Graveyard: Orange Crush and Big Wave Dave, garnished with a skeleton hand and a gummy worm
Fright Flight: a sampling of all four frozen Halloween concoctions above

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Summer House on the Lake

Available August 11 – October 31

Holiday Cookies: ghoulishly fun twists on signature cookies plus a Mummy Sugar Cookie, available at The Cookie Bar

Swirls on the Water

Available September 4 – November 9

Vampire Mickey Cone: pumpkin and chocolate soft-serve swirl with white sprinkles and a chocolate Mickey coin in a chocolate cone

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Terralina Crafted Italian

Available August 11 – October 31

Pumpkin Tiramisu: cinnamon-espresso-soaked ladyfingers and mascarpone cream infused with fresh pumpkin, finished with a dusting of cocoa
Spiced Caramel Apple Mule: Stoli Caramel, apple cider, allspice dram, lemon juice, and ginger beer

The Boathouse

Available August 11 – November 30

Baked Manhattan: Woodford Reserve, Carpano Antica, vanilla, and Luxardo cherry

Tips for Your Halloween Food Crawl

With this many menus running at once, you won’t hit every stop in one visit. Pick two or three must-try items instead of trying to do it all. The Ganachery’s chocolate collection, Amorette’s new éclairs, and the coffyns at Six Ravens next door are all worth slowing down for rather than rushing through.

Prices haven’t been published for every item, and they can shift once the season gets going. Check the My Disney Experience app for current pricing before you order, and use mobile order at busy spots like Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar to skip the line.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Halloween season start at Disney Springs?

Halloween food and drinks start today, August 11, 2026, and most items run through early November. A few, like the offerings at Erin McKenna’s Bakery, don’t start until October 1. This Halloween foodie guide to Disney Springs 2026 will stay updated if anything changes.

Do you need a reservation for the Halloween menus at Disney Springs?

Most of the Halloween items are available at quick-service spots, bakeries, and bars, so no reservation is needed. For table-service specials at Raglan Road, The Polite Pig, or T-Rex Café, a reservation is recommended, especially on weekends.

What is the most popular new item this year?

Early buzz points to the Vampire Mickey Chocolate Piñata at The Ganachery and the vegan Haunted Mansion donut at Everglazed. Both sell out on busy nights, so grab them earlier in the day if you can.

Is Disney Springs free to visit?

Yes. Disney Springs is free to enter and doesn’t require a park ticket. Parking in the Disney Springs garages is also complimentary.

When you’re ready to lock in your dining reservations for the rest of your trip, head to MouseDining.com. Set your alerts, check availability, and don’t miss the meals that matter most.

World Princess Week 2026 Treats: Full Disney World Guide

Foodie Guide By Kim Fidler August 1, 2026 Tags: disney princess, Limited Time Treats, Princess Foods, Princess Treats, World Princess Week No Comments

World Princess Week 2026: Every Treat and Where to Find It

World Princess Week returns to Walt Disney World from August 16-22, 2026. Disney Eats just revealed this year’s royal lineup, and it is a big one. In total, you can track down a dozen princess-inspired treats across the parks and resort hotels.

Three of them are brand-new for 2026. The rest are returning favorites and year-round staples, all dressed up for the celebration.

These treats are spread all over the property. So a little planning goes a long way. Below, you will find every item and exactly where to grab it.

The 3 New World Princess Week Treats for 2026

First, let’s start with the fresh arrivals. Disney Eats confirmed three new desserts this year. Each one is packed with detail and sure to be as delicious as it is beautiful.

Princess of the Bayou at Amorette’s Patisserie in Disney Springs: vanilla chiffon, pistachio-praline crunch, orange pate de fruit, and pistachio mousse. The green-and-yellow dessert nods to Tiana’s bayou transformation. Chocolate leaves and a water lily topper finish it off.

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Tiana’s Caramel Eclair at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort: honey cremeux, caramel, and spiced pecans in a green eclair shell, topped with a chocolate lotus. Look for it at Riverside Mill Food Court and Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory.

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Lemon Blueberry Entremet at Le Petit Cafe in Disney’s Riviera Resort: blueberry mousse, lemon chiffon cake, lemon curd, and blueberry compote. Golden frosting styled like Rapunzel’s braid tops the glossy purple dessert.

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Returning World Princess Week Treats by Location

Next, here are the returning bites and beverages. Many are available at other times of year. Still, Disney groups them under the Princess Week banner. So they are easy to collect on one trip.

Magic Kingdom

Aurora Cone at Storybook Treats: strawberry DOLE Whip and blue soft-serve in a blue sugar cone, topped with white chocolate crispy pearls
Tiana’s Famous Beignets at Golden Oak Outpost: light, fluffy beignets dusted with powdered sugar and drizzled with honey

EPCOT

The Royal Chef’s Dessert Plate at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall in the Norway pavilion: an assortment of Norwegian-inspired desserts served during the Disney Princess dining experience

Akershus is a table-service restaurant, and it books up fast during Princess Week. So you will want a reservation before you go. To catch an opening, set your MouseDining dining alerts, and let us watch the availability for you.

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Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Belle Cup of Enchantment at Fairfax Fare: cranberry juice with Minute Maid Passion Fruit Orange Guava Juice, topped with yellow shimmer and strawberry boba pearls
Bubbles of the Sea at ABC Commissary and Market: Gold Peak Sweet Green Tea, lemon juice, pineapple, and guava, finished with green boba pearls and a splash of shimmer

Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Motunui Ube Sundae at the Anandapur Ice Cream Truck: purple ube soft-serve topped with tropical fruits, coconut, raspberry crumbs, and macadamia nuts

Disney Springs

Mermaid Caramel Ganache Pop at The Ganachery: salted caramel ganache covered in milk chocolate, with a wave-textured shell and an orange starfish accent

Mermaid Caramel Ganache Pop Photo Credit: Disney Eats

Disney Resort Hotels

The Ocean Chose You at Capt. Cook’s and Kona Island at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort: banana chiffon, caramel-milk chocolate mousse, dark chocolate-banana crumbs, vanilla syrup, and buttercream
Tiana’s Mint Chocolate Chip Bar at Gasparilla Island Grill at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa: mint chocolate chip mousse over a cocoa biscuit base

Photo Credit: Disney Eats

How Much Do the Treats Cost?

Disney has not shared full pricing yet. Prices can also shift closer to the event. For the current cost on any treat, check the Walt Disney World app or My Disney Experience before you order. That way, there are no surprises at the register.

Tips for Your World Princess Week Snack Crawl

The lineup stretches across four parks, Disney Springs, and several resort hotels. So you will not knock it all out in one day. Instead, pick the parks on your itinerary first. Then build a short list of treats you can reach without backtracking.

If desserts are your priority, Disney Springs is an easy stop. You can grab the Princess of the Bayou and the Mermaid Caramel Ganache Pop within a short walk of each other. Plus, no park ticket is required.

For the resort treats, plan a monorail or Skyliner detour. The Polynesian, Grand Floridian, Riviera, and Port Orleans options each pair well with a meal or a break between park days.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is World Princess Week 2026?

World Princess Week runs from August 16-22, 2026, at Walt Disney World. Still, several treats are available for a wider window in August. So you may spot some of them before the week officially begins.

What are the new World Princess Week treats this year?

This year, Disney Eats added three new desserts. The Princess of the Bayou is at Amorette’s Patisserie. Tiana’s Caramel Eclair is at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort. The Lemon Blueberry Entremet is at Le Petit Cafe. Each one draws from a different princess story.

Where can you find World Princess Week treats?

You can find the treats across all four theme parks, in Disney Springs, and at several resort hotels. Each park carries at least one item. The Polynesian, Grand Floridian, Riviera, and Port Orleans resorts round out the list.

Do you need a reservation for Akershus Royal Banquet Hall?

Yes. Akershus is a table-service restaurant, so you will need a dining reservation for The Royal Chef’s Dessert Plate. These tables go quickly during Princess Week. To get one, set your MouseDining dining alerts, and we will notify you the moment a spot opens.

How much do World Princess Week treats cost?

Disney has not published prices for every item, and costs can change. So the best move is simple. Check the Walt Disney World app or My Disney Experience for current pricing before you order.

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