If you have been waiting for the right moment to plan your Walt Disney World vacation, this summer might just be it. Disney has brought back one of the most popular ticket deals in recent memory: the 4-Day, 4-Park Magic Ticket. After a one-summer hiatus in 2025, it has returned for 2026, and this time Magic Kingdom is included.
This deal was wildly popular in 2023 and 2024, and we expect it to sell quickly again. Here is everything you need to know before you get your tickets.
What Is the 4-Day, 4-Park Magic Ticket?
The 4-Day, 4-Park Magic Ticket gives you one admission to each of the four Walt Disney World theme parks, one park per day, for four separate days at a discounted price. That means one day each at Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
You cannot visit the same park twice on separate days, but same-day re-entry to your chosen park is allowed. So if you want to take a midday break at your resort and head back for the evening fireworks, you are covered.
Dates and Key Details
The 4-Day, 4-Park Magic Ticket is valid for arrivals between May 26, 2026 and September 26, 2026. When you purchase, you will select a start date. All four park admissions must be used within 7 days of that start date, meaning visits can extend through as late as October 3, 2026.
Pricing starts at $100 per day (plus tax), for a total starting price of $399 plus tax for guests ages 3 and up. Prices may vary slightly depending on your selected start date. Later summer dates, like August and September, tend to come in at the lower end of the price range, while peak season dates like the 4th of July will have a higher price.
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Important Restrictions to Know
Park Hopper cannot be added to this ticket. It is one park per day only.
Each park may only be visited once across your four days.
Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable once purchased.
Theme park parking is not included.
The ticket cannot be upgraded after purchase.
Activities and events separately priced by Disney are not included.
Who Is This Ticket Best For?
The 4-Day, 4-Park Magic Ticket is a fantastic option for the right traveler. Here is who will get the most out of this deal.
First-Time Visitors
If this is your family’s first trip to Walt Disney World, seeing all four parks is likely high on the list. This ticket makes that possible at a price point that is significantly lower than standard multi-day tickets.
Families Traveling Over Summer Break
The valid date window runs from late May through early fall, a near-perfect overlap with most school summer schedules. If your kids are out of school, this deal was designed with your family in mind.
Out-of-State Guests Doing One Big Trip
For visitors flying in from outside Florida who plan one Disney trip per year, getting maximum park coverage at a reduced per-day rate makes a lot of financial sense. At $100 per day versus the roughly $140 per day cost of standard summer tickets, the savings add up quickly. For a family of four, that difference is significant.
One-Park-Per-Day Planners
If your travel style involves spending a full day at each park without needing to hop between them, this ticket fits perfectly. No Park Hopper needed means no extra cost for a feature you would not use anyway.
Budget-Conscious Families
A standard 4-day Walt Disney World ticket for summer 2026 runs approximately $558 total. The 4-Park Magic Ticket starts at $436, a savings of more than $120 per person. For a family of four, that is roughly $480 back in your pocket that can go toward dining, merchandise, or Lightning Lane.
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Who Should Consider a Different Ticket?
This deal is not for everyone. If you want to visit Magic Kingdom more than once, if Park Hopper is a must-have for your travel style, or if your trip dates fall outside the May 26 through October 3 window, a standard multi-day ticket or Annual Pass may be a better fit. Your Disney travel agent can help you compare options and find what makes the most sense for your specific trip.
Can You Add Extras?
While Park Hopper cannot be added, you can purchase the Water Park and Sports Option as an add-on. This allows you to visit Disney’s water parks, Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach, or a golf course in addition to your four theme park visits for four additional days. You can use the Water Park and Sports Option at any of these locations:
A Walt Disney World water park (either Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon water park or Disney’s Blizzard Beach water park, whichever is open. If both are open, you may visit each one once.)
Lightning Lane options can also be purchased separately.
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What Is New at the Parks This Summer?
Summer 2026 is shaping up to be a great time to visit Walt Disney World. Disney has brought back its “Cool Kids Summer” programming, including Bluey’s Wild World at Conservation Station and the new Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live! show. A reimagined Buzz Lightyear and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad recently reopened, and later this month, Soarin’ Across America and Rock-n-Roller Coaster Starring the Muppets will debut at the parks. Both water parks will be open throughout the summer, and guests staying at a Disney Resorts Collection hotel can enjoy free admission to one water park on their check-in day.
Ready to Book?
The 4-Day, 4-Park Magic Ticket is one of the best Walt Disney World ticket values we have seen in years, and it will not last forever. Tickets are on sale now and popular dates can fill up quickly.
To get started, reach out to your favorite Disney travel agent. They can help you find the best dates within the offer window, pair your tickets with resort and dining deals, and make sure your entire trip is planned to perfection.
Contact your Disney travel agent today to start planning your summer Walt Disney World vacation.
If you have been dreaming of sipping your way around World Showcase while live music drifts through the warm Florida evening air, the time to start planning is now. Walt Disney World has officially announced the 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival, and we have all the early details to help you get ahead of the crowd.
First things first, EPCOT Food & Wine Festival is returning 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 from August 27 through November 21, 2026, giving you a 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
Disney is still finalizing the full menu lineup, but several returning dishes have already been confirmed. These are among the most talked-about items from recent festival years:
Expect 30+ Global Marketplaces when the festival is fully underway, with some booths opening on a phased schedule throughout the season. The full Foodie Guide, complete with every booth and every menu item, will be released closer to opening day. We will have complete coverage here the moment it drops.
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MouseDining Tip
New booths sometimes debut mid-festival, so even guests who visit multiple times across the 87-day run will find fresh discoveries. Keep checking back for updates as the season progresses.
Live Music: The Eat to the Beat Concert Series Returns
The beloved Eat to the Beat Concert Series is confirmed to return for 2026 at the America Gardens Theatre inside the American Adventure Pavilion. This fan-favorite series brings popular artists from the ’80s, ’90s, and 2000s to the EPCOT stage for multiple nightly performances, typically at 5:30 PM, 6:45 PM, and 8:00 PM.
Past performers have included Hanson, Boyz II Men, Sheila E., The Fray, MercyMe, Tiffany, and Smash Mouth. The full 2026 artist lineup has not yet been announced, but Disney typically releases it closer to the festival, and it is consistently one of the most anticipated announcements of the season.
MouseDining Tip
Dining Packages for the Eat to the Beat Concert Series sell out quickly. Set a MouseDining alert for participating restaurants so you are notified the moment a reservation opens up.
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. Pick up a map, find them all, and turn in your completed map for a special prize. 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.
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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, the full Eat to the Beat artist lineup, all Dining Package details, and the official Foodie Guide. We will update our coverage as each announcement is made, so bookmark this page 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.
Walt Disney World Resort is giving guests more options than ever when it comes to dining plans for 2027. For the first time in years, there are three Disney Dining Plan tiers to choose from: the Quick-Service Dining Plan, the Table-Service Dining Plan, and the brand-new 2027 Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan. Whether you’re a grab-and-go family or a serious foodie who plans entire days around sit-down meals, there’s a plan built for your trip.
Not sure which one is right for you? We’re breaking down every 2027 Disney Dining Plan, every price, and every credit so you can make the best call for your 2027 vacation. And once you’ve got your plan locked in, don’t forget to set your dining reservation alerts through MouseDining so you don’t miss out on the restaurants you really want.
The 2027 Disney Dining Plans at a Glance
2027 Dining Plan Comparison
Quick-Service
Table-Service
Deluxe Table-Service
Adult / night
$62.78
$99.87
$163.01
Child / night (ages 3-9)
$25.82
$31.94
$46.85
Quick-service meals
2 per night
1 per night
1 per night
Table-service meals
–
1 per night
2 per night
Snack / drink credit
1 per night
1 per night
1 per night
Refillable mug
Yes
Yes
Yes
All plans must be purchased for every guest in your party ages 3 and up, for the entire length of your stay. You cannot mix plans or purchase for only part of your trip. Unused credits roll over day to day and expire at midnight on your checkout day, so plan accordingly and don’t leave snack credits behind.
Families traveling in 2027 can save up to 20% on dining for kids ages 3 to 9 when they purchase a package that includes a dining plan for the whole family. Actual savings vary based on what your kids order.
The Quick-Service Dining Plan
Adult — Per Night
$62.78
Ages 10+
Child — Per Night
$25.82
Ages 3–9
What’s Included Per Night
2 quick-service meals (entree and non-alcoholic beverage each)
1 snack or nonalcoholic drink
1 Resort-Refillable Drink Mug per package
The Quick-Service Dining Plan is built for families who want to keep moving. There are no reservations required, no set meal times, and no sitting down for an hour in the middle of a park day. You order at the counter, grab your food, and get back to the magic. Or even better, mobile order through My Disney Experience. It’s a piece of cake (literally if you want it to be).
At roughly $31 per quick-service meal for an adult, this plan pays for itself quickly. A counter-service meal at a Disney park typically runs $18 to $25 per person before adding a drink. Factor in the snack credit and refillable mug, and the value is easy to see for families who eat two full meals in the parks each day.
Best For
Families who prioritize park time over sit-down dining
Guests who prefer flexibility without reservations
Trips with young children or picky eaters who prefer simple meals
Budget-conscious travelers who still want the convenience of prepaid meals
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The Table-Service Dining Plan
Adult — Per Night
$99.87
Ages 10+
Child — Per Night
$31.94
Ages 3–9
What’s Included Per Night
1 table-service meal (entree, dessert at lunch and dinner, and nonalcoholic beverage)
1 quick-service meal (entree and nonalcoholic beverage)
1 snack or nonalcoholic drink
1 Resort-Refillable Drink Mug per package
The Table-Service Dining Plan is the sweet spot for guests who want one real sit-down experience each day without going all-in on fine dining every night. You get one table-service credit per night, plus a quick-service meal for the days when you just need something fast.
A typical table-service meal at Disney runs $55 to $80 per adult. Add the quick-service meal at $18 to $25, and you’re already approaching the plan’s cost before the snack credit and mug. For families who plan to do at least one character meal or themed dining experience each day, this plan delivers clear value. And more than that, it offers the convenience of having everything taken care of before you go.
This is also the plan that opens the door to some of Disney’s most memorable dining experiences. Think Sci-Fi Dine-In, Tusker House, The Crystal Palace, and the World Showcase restaurants at EPCOT. One sit-down meal a day is enough to make those moments a consistent part of your trip. Just make sure you have your reservations locked in. Popular restaurants book up fast, so set your MouseDining alerts now to grab the spots you really want.
Best For
Families who want one memorable sit-down meal each day
Guests planning character dining experiences
Trips that mix park time with relaxed dining moments
Guests who want flexibility between quick and table-service options
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The Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan
Adult — Per Night
$163.01
Ages 10+
Child — Per Night
$46.85
Ages 3–9
What’s Included Per Night
2 table-service meals (entree, dessert at lunch and dinner, and nonalcoholic beverage each)
1 quick-service meal (entree and nonalcoholic beverage)
1 snack or nonalcoholic drink
1 Resort-Refillable Drink Mug per package
The Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan is back after a multi-year absence, and it’s the plan serious Disney diners have been waiting for. Two table-service meals per night means you can build your entire trip around Disney’s best restaurants without ever worrying about the bill. California Grill with fireworks one night, Topolino’s Terrace character breakfast the next morning, Narcoossee’s for dinner. This is that kind of trip.
Signature restaurants and select character dining experiences cost two table-service credits per person. With two credits per night built in, you can use one night’s credits on a single signature experience without losing your other dining option for the day. That flexibility is exactly what makes this plan worthwhile for foodies.
At $163.01 per adult per night, the break-even works out to roughly $75 per table-service meal. Most standard Disney table-service restaurants come in above that, and signature spots run $80 to $120 per person. Add the included quick-service meal, snack credit, and refillable mug, and the math gets even better, which we love. Just remember, gratuities are not included in your plan, so be sure to tip at all table service meals.
MouseDining Tip
Signature restaurants and popular character dining fill up fast. If you’re booking the Deluxe Plan, set your MouseDining alerts the moment your 60-day reservation window opens so you don’t miss the restaurants that make this plan worth it.
Best For
Guests who want two sit-down dining experiences every day
Foodies planning multiple signature or character dining meals
Trips where dining is a highlight, not just a necessity
Guests who want to experience Disney’s best restaurants without tracking costs
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Which Plan Is Right for You?
Quick Guide to Choosing Your Plan
Choose Quick-Service if your family likes to keep moving, eat on your own schedule, and doesn’t want to plan reservations around your park days.
Choose Table-Service if you want one special sit-down meal each day, especially if character dining or a themed restaurant is on your must-do list.
Choose Deluxe Table-Service if dining is a core part of your Disney experience and you want the freedom to eat at Disney’s finest restaurants every single night.
No matter which plan you choose, dining reservations are strongly recommended for any table-service restaurant and required for dinner shows. Disney’s reservation window opens 60 days before your arrival date, and the most popular spots fill up within hours. Set your MouseDining alerts ahead of time so you get notified the moment a reservation opens up at your top picks.
Haven’t booked your 2027 trip yet? Now is the time. Reach out to your favorite authorized Disney travel agent to get your package locked in, including your dining plan. There’s no additional cost to work with a travel agent, and having a pro in your corner can make a real difference when it comes to navigating packages, discounts, and dining windows.
Planning Your Dining Reservations
Whichever plan you choose, the single most important thing you can do is get your dining reservations in order before you arrive. Disney’s most popular restaurants, including character dining locations, signature restaurants, and dinner shows, book up well in advance. Walking in without a reservation at Be Our Guest or Cinderella’s Royal Table is not a strategy.
Your reservation window opens 60 days before your arrival date and Disney Resort hotel guests booking a full package can make reservations for their entire stay starting on that first day. Mark your calendar and be ready.
MouseDining Tip
Did not get the reservation you wanted? Don’t give up. Cancellations happen constantly. Set a MouseDining alert for any restaurant on your list and you’ll be notified the moment a table becomes available. Visit MouseDining.com to set your alerts and start planning your perfect Disney dining trip.
What About 2026?
If you have a trip booked or are considering one before the end of 2026, the dining plan lineup is different. Guests traveling through December 31, 2026 can choose from two plans: the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan and the Disney Dining Plan (which is equivalent to the 2027 Table-Service Dining Plan).
2026 Dining Plan Pricing
Quick-Service
Disney Dining Plan
Adult / night
$60.50
$98.50
Child / night (ages 3-9)
FREE
FREE
The standout benefit for 2026 is the Kids Eat Free promotion. Children ages 3 to 9 receive a free dining plan that matches the adult plan purchased, when booked as part of a qualifying Walt Disney World vacation package. Adults ages 10 and up must purchase a dining plan for the entire length of stay, and everyone in the same room must be on the same package. This is one of the best family dining deals Disney has offered in years, and it is only available for 2026 travel.
If you have not yet booked a 2026 trip and want to take advantage of the free kids dining, now is the time to reach out to your favorite authorized Disney travel agent. Packages with this offer are limited. Once they are gone, they are gone.
Ready to start planning? Whether you’re visiting in 2026 or 2027, be sure to visit MouseDining.com for dining reservation alerts and everything you need to make the most of your Disney dining plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Disney Dining Plan worth it in 2027?
It depends on how you eat at Disney. The Quick-Service Dining Plan pays off for families who eat two full counter-service meals in the parks each day. The Table-Service Dining Plan makes sense for guests who plan at least one sit-down restaurant per night, especially at locations running $55 to $80 per person. The Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan delivers the most value for guests who want two table-service meals daily, particularly at signature restaurants where prices run $80 to $120 per person. For all three plans, factor in the included quick-service meal, snack credit, and refillable mug when calculating your break-even.
How much does the Disney Dining Plan cost in 2027?
For 2027, the Quick-Service Dining Plan costs $62.78 per adult per night and $25.82 per child (ages 3 to 9) per night. The Table-Service Dining Plan costs $99.87 per adult per night and $31.94 per child per night. The Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan costs $163.01 per adult per night and $46.85 per child per night. All prices are per person, per night of your resort stay, and must be purchased for every guest in your party ages 3 and up for the full length of your trip.
What is the difference between the Table-Service and Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plans?
The Table-Service Dining Plan includes one table-service meal, one quick-service meal, and one snack per person per night. The Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan includes two table-service meals, one quick-service meal, and one snack per person per night. The Deluxe plan costs $163.01 per adult per night versus $99.87 for the standard Table-Service plan. The key advantage of the Deluxe plan is the ability to do two sit-down dining experiences every day, including signature restaurants and character dining, without using up all your credits in a single meal.
Can you use the Disney Dining Plan at signature restaurants?
Yes, but signature restaurants and select character dining experiences cost two table-service credits per person rather than one. This applies to locations like California Grill, Narcoossee’s, Le Cellier Steakhouse, Topolino’s Terrace (dinner), and Cinderella’s Royal Table. On the Table-Service Dining Plan, using two credits at a signature restaurant means spending both of that day’s credits in one meal. On the Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan, you have two credits per night built in, giving you more flexibility to include a signature experience without sacrificing your other dining options for the day.
Do unused Disney Dining Plan credits roll over?
Yes. And no. Unused dining plan credits roll over from day to day throughout your stay and can be used at any time during your trip. However, all unused credits expire at midnight on your checkout day. They do not carry over to a future trip and cannot be refunded. Keep an eye on your remaining credits in the My Disney Experience app as your checkout date approaches, and make sure to use any leftover snack credits before you head home.
Do you need dining reservations with the Disney Dining Plan?
The Quick-Service Dining Plan requires no reservations at all. For the Table-Service and Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plans, reservations are strongly recommended for table-service restaurants and are required for dinner shows. Having a dining plan does not guarantee a table. Disney’s most popular restaurants book up within hours of the 60-day reservation window opening, so it is important to plan ahead. Use MouseDining to set alerts for your top restaurant picks so you are notified immediately when a reservation becomes available.
Is there a free dining plan for kids in 2027?
No. The Kids Eat Free dining promotion is a 2026-only offer. For 2027, children ages 3 to 9 can save up to 20% on their dining plan when purchased as part of a qualifying family package, but there is no free dining promotion available. If you want to take advantage of free kids dining, you need to book a 2026 Walt Disney World vacation package before that offer sells out. Contact your favorite authorized Disney travel agent to check availability.
It’s finally happening. Disney just announced the Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan for 2027, and fans are absolutely losing their minds. A plan like this hasn’t existed since before the pandemic and it’s been a long wait. But it’s coming back better than ever. If you’ve been dreaming about dining at Disney’s finest restaurants without doing constant math, this is your moment. Let’s break it all down.
What Is the Disney Deluxe Dining Plan?
Here’s the simple version. You prepay for meals. Then you eat. Disney handles the math so you don’t have to stress at checkout. The Deluxe Dining Plan is the premium tier of Disney’s dining plan options. It’s always been the one serious foodies love most.
The plan is officially called the Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan. It gives you two table-service meals per night of your stay. That’s two sit-down, full-service restaurant experiences every single day. Think Be Our Guest, California Grill and Cinderella’s Royal Table. Yes, really.
Can’t snag the reservation you want? Set a MouseDining alert and get notified the moment a table opens up at your favorite Disney restaurant.
How Much Does It Cost?
Adult — Per Night
$163.01
Ages 10+
Child — Per Night
$46.85
Ages 3–9
Under Age 3
Free
Dine from adult’s meal
That might sound like a lot. But let’s put it in perspective. A single table-service meal at a Disney signature restaurant can run $80 to $120 per person. With two included per night, you’re looking at serious value. Especially if you’re planning to splurge at Disney’s best spots anyway.
Why Is This Such a Big Deal?
A plan like this hasn’t existed since before the pandemic. Disney paused all dining plans during COVID, and when they brought them back in 2024, they only restored a single basic option. Fans were frustrated. Many had built their entire trip strategy around the Deluxe Plan. It felt like a key piece of the Disney magic was just gone.
Now it’s back. And honestly? We’re emotional about it. This plan changes everything for serious Disney diners. You can now book signature restaurants night after night without guilt. You can finally try that Narcoossee’s reservation you’ve always skipped, or do Chef’s de France for lunch and then head to Topolino’s Terrace for dinner.
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What’s Included in the Plan?
Here’s what we know so far based on the announcement. Each credit covers a full table-service meal. That typically includes an entree, a non-alcoholic beverage, and a dessert. Appetizers may or may not be included depending on the specific restaurant. Planning ahead is everything with this dining plan.
What You Get Per Night of Your Stay
Two table-service meal credits
One quick-service meal credit
One snack or nonalcoholic drink
One Resort-Refillable Drink Mug per package
Good to Know
Credits can be used at hundreds of Walt Disney World restaurants
Signature restaurants and dinner shows typically cost two credits each
Credits roll over day to day and expire at midnight on checkout day, so make sure you grab those last-minute snacks before you head home!
The plan is tied to your resort reservation
Which Restaurants Can You Use It At?
That’s the really exciting part. The Deluxe Plan works at table-service restaurants across all four parks. It also works at Disney Springs and select resort restaurants. Here are some fan-favorite spots you’ll want to target.
Magic Kingdom
Be Our Guest Restaurant
Cinderella’s Royal Table*
The Crystal Palace
EPCOT
Space 220 Restaurant*
Teppan Edo
Tutto Italia Ristorante
Le Cellier Steakhouse*
Hollywood Studios
Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater
The Hollywood Brown Derby
Oga’s Cantina
Animal Kingdom
Tiffins Restaurant*
Tusker House Restaurant
Yak & Yeti Restaurant
*Signature and select character dining locations require two credits per person. Some restaurants may be added or removed — always double-check when you book.
Disney Resort Restaurants
Some of the best meals at Walt Disney World happen outside the parks entirely. The plan works at resort signature restaurants too, including California Grill at Disney’s Contemporary Resort, Narcoossee’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort, Topolino’s Terrace at Disney’s Riviera Resort, and Ale & Compass at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort.
Photo credit: Disney Parks Blog Topolino’s Terrace
How to Get the Most Out of This Plan
Two table-service meals a day sounds dreamy. But you have to plan smart. Here’s how to make every credit count.
Book your restaurants the moment your window opens. Disney’s dining reservation window is 60 days before your arrival date. The best spots fill up incredibly fast. Set an alarm. Seriously. And if you don’t get what you want, set a MouseDining notification.
MouseDining Tip
If you miss your window, don’t panic. Set a MouseDining notification and get alerted the second a cancellation opens up.
Use two-credit restaurants wisely. Signature restaurants cost two credits. That eats up both your daily table-service credits in one dinner. That’s fine if it’s a bucket-list meal, but mix in some one-credit spots to stretch your options across the trip.
Don’t skip character dining. Places like Tusker House or Topolino’s Terrace breakfast count as table-service. You get the character experience included in your plan. That’s a huge value for families. Remember, some Character Dining locations like Cinderella’s Royal Table will use two table credits.
Stay organized from day one. The My Disney Experience App keeps everything together for you. Reference your MDE and set your MouseDining alerts.
Bring a Disney autograph book to your character dining meals. The photo ops at those restaurants are genuinely magical. You’ll thank yourself later.
Is the Deluxe Dining Plan Worth It?
It depends on how you travel. If you’re a quick-service family who grabs burgers on the go, probably not. But if you love lingering over a meal? If Disney restaurants are a highlight of your trip? Then absolutely yes.
And before you even factor in the quick-service meal, snack, and refillable mug that are also included each night, the math already works in your favor at most signature restaurants. Two sit-down meals a day means slower mornings, longer evenings, and more memories made at the table. That’s the whole point. Disney dining isn’t just food. It’s the experience. The atmosphere. The magic of eating inside a castle or on top of a resort with a fireworks view.
Is It Worth It? The Math
Plan cost: $163.01 per adult, per night
Two table-service meals: break-even is less than $75 per meal, well within range at most Disney table-service restaurants
Average signature restaurant: $80–$120 per person
Also included: 1 quick-service meal per night (value ~$15–$20 per person)
Also included: 1 snack or nonalcoholic drink per night (value ~$5–$8 per person)
Verdict: Once you factor in the quick-service meal, snack, and refillable mug, the true break-even on your table-service meals is even lower — making this an easy win for anyone planning to eat well at Disney
When Can You Book?
Now! You can already add your Deluxe Dining Plan to your 2027 Walt Disney World Resort vacation with your favorite travel agent, so ask them about it. Dining reservations become available 60 days prior to your arrival date. Early reservations give you the best shot at top restaurants, but we’re here for you if you can’t grab the reservations you hoped for.
Final Thoughts
The Deluxe Table-Service Dining Plan is back. After years of waiting, it’s actually happening. Two table-service meals per night. A roster of incredible restaurants. And a price point that genuinely makes sense if you’re a serious Disney diner.
This is the plan a lot of us have been waiting years to book again. Don’t sleep on it. Start dreaming about your 2027 restaurant lineup right now. We’re already making our list.
Want help planning every single meal? Visit MouseDining.com for restaurant reviews, dining tips, and reservation strategies. We’ve got everything you need to eat like a Disney pro.
All New: Takumi-Tei at EPCOT is nestled within the Japan Pavillion features an omakase, which means “leave it up to the chef,” menu.
This two-hour omakase dining experience is a special occasion that is perfect for those celebrating or those wanting a foodie outing, all nestled within a theme park. And what makes it even more unique is that this menu changes with each season, meaning you’ll never have the same experience twice.
Meet the Team
The team at Takumi-Tei has brought their passion and culture to the plate with a delicious selection that transports visitors with each and every bite.
Led by Chef Shingo in the kitchen and Yuki in the front of house, this ever-evolving menu encourages repeat visitation, as it continues to change with each and every season. The storytelling can be seen with each course that makes you truly feel like you’re immersed within the Japanese culture.
Inside Takumi-Tei
But before we get to the food, I simply must talk about this space. As you walk through the doors, you’re instantly transported into a tranquil environment.
The name of the restaurant means “House of the Artisan” in Japanese, and the space around you brings that to life. With five rooms inspired by a natural element – water, wood, earth, stone, and washi paper – each has a unique look and feel. From the chairs to the décor on the walls, and even the coasters, each room is filled with meaning that allows you to truly be immersed into this culture.
The New Menu at Takumi-Tei
And now for the best part, the food. Guests have the choice between the full omakase menu, with a vegetarian option, as well as a semi course menu for a slightly lighter experience. As a foodie, I opted for the full menu which features seven courses of delightful dishes.
Our First Course
The brand-new Spring menu is inspired by the season in both look and flavor. For the first course, we got the Ichiju Sansai, which comes with three seasonal dishes, including a soup that was a highlight. These options included:
Sea Bream: Kombu–cured Sakura style accented with edible gold leaf
Lightly Fried Tofu in Silken White Miso Broth served with Japanese mustard and pickled cherry blossom
Salmon Roe & Spring Vegetables dressed in white sesame dressing garnished with silver leaf
Before beginning the course, along with our server, we all took a moment to enjoy being together to share this meal, and revealed our items at the same time, lifting the lid off the bowls. It was a simple, yet special moment, kicking off a memorable meal.
These bites were a fantastic start to the meal, with fresh flavors that tasted like spring. My personal favorite, the soup, was truly a delight with the lightly fried tofu being a surprising star.
And the silver leaf on the Salmon Roe & Spring Vegetables was something I had never seen before but an eye-catching finishing touch. For those indulging in the vegetarian menu, the salmon roe is swapped for spring vegetables in a silken white sesame dressing and also accented with an edible silver leaf.
Our Second Course
For course number two, we had the chilled seasonal appetizer. This course features a Charcoal-Grilled Razor Clam & Tataki-Style Spanish Mackerel that is one of the most visual items on the menu, served in an actual clamshell. It’s accented with sea urchin, wasabi jelly, egg yolk vinegar emulsion, fine myoga julienne, and edible blossoms.
As someone with a shellfish allergy, I could not try this dish but can attest that my fellow foodies loved it. I got the vegetarian dish with Assorted Seasonal Vegetables served with silken wasabi jelly, julienned myoga ginger, and edible flower buds.
Our Third Course
And with course three, we were treated to a truly spring-themed delight – the Spring Hanami Huassun Platter. This dish was adorned with cherry blossoms that truly embodied the season. The small bites included in this platter on the omnivorous menu are:
Saikyo Miso–Grilled Flounder
Horse Mackerel “Kosode” Sushi
Squid & Komatsuna Greens with toasted sesame dressing accented with edible blossoms
Nanban-Style Marinated Fish accented with paprika amber gelée
Traditional Tamagoyaki
Delicately Simmered Prawn
Broad Beans in Jade-Tinted dashi broth
The hit from this one among the table was the flounder, with my fellow foodies delighting in this bite. I tried the vegetarian version of this course, and it did not disappoint. These bites included:
Char-Grilled Daikon Radish Dengaku glazed with aromatic yuzu miso
Spinach Temari Sushi served with silken egg yolk vinegar sauce
Grilled Eggplant & Paprika served with amber jelly
Komatsuna Greens with Vinegar Miso Dressing garnished with edible blossoms
Simmered White Konjac accompanied with cherry tomatoes marinated in sweet vinegar
Simmered Broad Beans in jade-colored broth
Our Fourth Course
Next up, the simmered dish course. This was one of my absolute favorites of the entire evening. It features a lightly coated greenling, lotus root dumpling, petal-carved daikon, and season greens accented with plum sauce and fresh yuzu. The greenling, which was cooked to perfection, and the broth were an absolutely delicious combination that I couldn’t get enough of.
Our Fifth Course
For the main dish, you get the option of the following:
Crisp Tempura of Japanese Black Waygu with Sakura-infused mashed potatoes, tender broccolini, sweet sake velouté, and toasted egg crumble
Char-Grilled Japanese Black Wagyu Sirloin with Sakura mashed potatoes, tender broccolini, velvety sweet sake sauce, and toasted egg crumble (This option is available as an upgrade)
Crisp Fan-Shaped White Shrimp Tempura with egg yolk vinegar emulsion, fine spring onion, fried eggplant, and tender broccolini
I got the char-grilled wagyu, and I am not exaggerating when I say that I am still dreaming about this dish. The wagyu sirloin melted in your mouth like butter, and the Sakura mashed potatoes were phenomenal. You truly can’t go wrong when it comes to wagyu.
We did try the vegetarian main course, which also was a hit with crisp deep-fried assorted vegetable skewers that also featured the delicious Sakura-infused mashed potatoes and caramelized onion ponzu sauce.
Our Sixth Course
The penultimate course is the rice course with pressed eel sushi and shredded egg atop subtle Japanese Sasho pepper and a spinach and silken tofu in a red miso soup. It was a delightful bite before we jumped into the awaited dessert. And to top it off, it was joined by an origami hat, which serves as a lovely keepsake to remember the night.
The Seventh and Last Course
Last, but certainly not least, we have the dessert course that comes with matcha tea made tableside and a selection of seasonal sweets. The server hand-mixes the matcha right at your table.
We all took a moment of silence to take in the meal we just had, commemorating the experience before indulging in some sweets. As a tea lover, this was such a special touch that added to how unique this restaurant is.
For desserts, the three seasonal selections are:
Strawberry Baked Cheesecake accented with milk caramel, whipped cream, and viola flower
House-Made Strawberry Daifuku served with Sakura crystal jelly
House-Made Sakura Mochi with Sakura crystal jelly-salt-pickled cherry blossom
As a self-appointed dessert aficionado, each of these were delicious. My personal favorite was the cheesecake, but I would gladly indulge in any of the three.
Drink Pairings
For those wanting beverage pairings for your visit, you’re in luck. The team at Takumi-Tei has expertly selected offerings with each dish. You can choose between wine and sake pairings that bring out the flavors of both the food and beverages. Along with cocktails, and even still and sparkling water imported from Japan, this beverage menu completes the overall dining experience with each sip.
While located within EPCOT, this is an elevated dining experience. It’s encouraged to dress accordingly, knowing that you’ll be coming through the park to attend this location. Whether you’re wanting to try a new cuisine or celebrate a special occasion, Takumi-Tei is not one to be missed. Be sure to make your reservations to try this location for yourself!
Exciting news from Disneyland Resort! The award-winning signature restaurant, Napa Rose at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, is ready to bloom once again, debuting a reimagined dining experience that celebrates and builds upon the restaurant’s 25-year legacy of elegant wine country cuisine paired with global influences.
We can’t wait to invite you to cultivate your culinary curiosity when the restaurant reopens its doors on February 6, 2026. Reservations will be available to book on Disneyland.com and NapaRose.com beginning January 27, 2026, no earlier than 9 a.m. PST.
Napa Rose Dining Experiences and Atmosphere
From the spontaneous to the celebratory, there will be a unique experience waiting for you at Napa Rose.
A Warm Welcome Awaits at the Bar and Lounge
Diners looking to drop in at their leisure for a crafted cocktail and luxurious small bites served à la carte will want to visit the bar and lounge at Napa Rose.
The renovation of this area will offer cozy, intimate seating areas, a stunning new bar, and the warmth of a new fireplace for a relaxed evening of convivial conversation and delectable dining. The bar and lounge also offers alfresco dining on a newly renovated outdoor patio.
Reservations are not required to dine at the bar and lounge, and walk-ins are welcome and subject to availability.
Main Dining Room and Outdoor Terrace
The main dining room will debut a seasonal prix fixe menu, with the option to add custom wine pairings to the multi-course meal. A new and enhanced children’s menu for kids 9 and younger will be available for families looking to enjoy a special dinner together.
You will have the option to dine indoors in an intimate setting surrounded by the restaurant’s superb 1,500-label wine collection, or outdoors on the expanded terrace which evokes the ambiance of al fresco dining that California wine country is known for.
Advance reservations are highly recommended to dine in the main dining room or outdoor terrace. They can be booked up to 60 days in advance at Disneyland.com or NapaRose.com. Same-day reservations can be made on a limited basis and are subject to availability.
Chef’s Counter and Private Dining Room
The Chef’s Counter will offer up to 18 guests the opportunity to sit and dine in direct view of the dynamic exhibition kitchen, where the Napa Rose chefs personalize each course of your meal, based on seasonality and creativity. Reservations are highly recommended for this interactive and engaging dining experience, and for the first time, you will be able to book your seats online at NapaRose.com.
For a private, more intimate and curated experience, you may also choose to celebrate a special occasion in our newly renovated private dining room, available for up to 16 guests. Guests can contact the restaurant directly for booking.
Napa Rose Menu Sneak Peek: Refined Classics Meet Culinary Innovation
Chef Andrew Sutton, the culinary director of signature dining who has been at the helm of Napa Rose since its opening in 2001, worked alongside Napa Rose Executive Chef Clint Chin to develop exciting culinary offerings that highlight seasonal produce, pay homage to California wine country cuisine, and infuse international ingredients, textures, and flavors.
The dynamic duo behind the delectable desserts at Napa Rose are Executive Pastry Chef Jorge Sotelo and Pastry Chef Nubia Renteria, who each bring more than 25 years of experience creating confectionery masterpieces at Disneyland Resort.
Alongside Jess Soman, Napa Rose general manager, and Patrick Kirchen, Napa Rose wine director, the incredible team at Napa Rose is expertly prepared to take you on an epicurean adventure.
We’re excited to share a first look at some of the exquisite dishes you can expect when Napa Rose reopens.
Over in the bar and lounge, you can partake in delicate bites, such as Beef Tartare topped with Osetra caviar, Bone Marrow Custard, or Laughing Tiger, which is a reimagining of the fan-favorite Smiling Tiger Salad.
If you are opting to dine in the main dining room, you’ll find dishes such as American Wagyu N.Y. served medium rare with a grape fennel mustardo, an elegant dish of Oak Roasted Forest Mushrooms, or a Sorpresine Pasta served with Dungeness crab and Santa Barbara uni butter.
For your sweet tooth, consider the beautifully dreamy Nantes Carrot Cake Cremeux or the Elevated and Reminiscent Valrhona Chocolate Bar.
The Cake Bake Shop by Gwendolyn Rogers began as a small bakery in Indiana in 2014. It quickly gained a loyal following because of its beautiful and delicious oversized cakes, classic recipes, and elegant atmosphere.
The Cake Bake Shop opened it’s Walt Disney World location in 2024, bringing the same experience to Disney’s BoardWalk. It has quickly become a popular dining location for guests looking to celebrate special occasions with something a little more elevated than the typical theme park dessert stop.
Continue reading to learn more about the Cake Bake Shop at Walt Disney World and read our review of our holiday dinner, including photos of the beautiful decor, delicious food, and drinks.
How to get to The Cake Bake Shop in Walt Disney World
The Cake Bake Shop is located along Disney’s BoardWalk, between EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The BoardWalk area has a relaxed feel, especially in the evening, and the waterfront setting adds to the experience.
Guests can reach the BoardWalk in several ways:
Walk from EPCOT using the International Gateway entrance
Take the Disney Skyliner from Hollywood Studios, and the Skyliner resorts
Friendship Boats from nearby resorts, EPCOT, and Hollywood Studios
Walking paths from nearby resorts – you can even walk from Hollywood Studios, although it is a longer walk
Rideshare services like Lyft or Uber can drop you off at the BoardWalk Inn if you have a reservation to dine at the Cake Bake
If you are driving and have a reservation, you can park at Disney’s BoardWalk Inn.
First Impressions and Atmosphere
The interior of The Cake Bake Shop is one of its biggest highlights. The space features chandeliers, light-colored floors, gold details, and displays filled with large, beautifully decorated cakes. Everything feels carefully designed, and the restaurant has a calm and welcoming feel.
We visited The Cake Bake Cafe during the holidays, and the restaurant was decorated beautifully. If you visit during another season, you will notice the decor changes with the seasons. During our visit, we saw gorgeous flocked garlands and Christmas trees, twinkle lights, and ornaments everywhere we looked. It was truly magical.
Families are more than welcome to dine here, although it is a more elegant, quiet dining experience than other Walt Disney World Restaurants. It is more peaceful than many other Disney restaurants and works well for guests looking for a relaxed meal away from the parks.
The Bakery and Dining Room
The Cake Bake Shop offers both a bakery where you can order a piece of cake or other desserts to go and a full restaurant with several dining rooms. The bakery is open from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. most days and serves a variety of treats from cake to Belgian waffles, ice cream, cookies, fudge, pastries, and more! They also serve a variety of hot and cold drinks. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and an Afternoon Tea.
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During our dinner, we ordered the Chicken Picatta and Gwendolyn’s Signature Chicken and Andouille Gumbo for our entrees. Both meals were delicious and were very large portions. We also ordered specialty drinks that were not only tasty but full of sparkles. That’s one thing you will notice about the Cake Bake Shop – sparkles – they are everywhere! Even our cake and cappuccino were sparkly.
For dessert, we tried the Carrot Cake and Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough cake – both were as incredible as they sound! Other popular cake options include the Chocolate Peanut Butter Cake, Earl’s Court Chocolate Cake, Raspberry Champagne Cake, and Salted Caramel Chocolate Cake. Each slice is large and nicely presented, making them easy to share.
Menu options change slightly throughout the day, with lighter choices available in the morning and heartier items offered later. Their breakfast menu looks promising, and the prices are a bit lower if you are looking for a less expensive option.
The cakes are rich and flavorful, and the ingredients taste fresh and high-quality. Chocolate desserts in particular stand out, offering bold flavor without being overly sweet. Portions are generous, and many guests find that one dessert can be easily shared.
Presentation is also part of the experience. Desserts arrive looking just as impressive as they do in the display cases.
The Cake Bake is NOT a Frugal Dining Experience
The Cake Bake Shop is priced higher than most Disney dining locations. Cake slices typically range from $20 to $25, and full meals or tea service can cost more. While this may feel expensive for a casual visit, many guests feel the pricing makes sense for special occasions due to the portion sizes, quality, and overall experience.
The service at The Cake Bake Shop was friendly and professional. Our server was helpful when explaining menu options and made great suggestions when we weren’t sure what to try. We didn’t feel rushed while dining there; it was nice to take our time and enjoy the experience.
Who Will Enjoy This Restaurant Most
The Cake Bake Shop is a great fit for anniversaries, birthdays, honeymoons, and adult-focused trips. Families with children may still enjoy the menu and, of course, love the cake, but the quieter setting and higher prices might be a deterrent for some families.
Our Final Thoughts
The Cake Bake Shop by Gwendolyn Rogers is a truly special dining experience at Walt Disney World. It is not the kind of place you stop for a quick snack (unless you stop into the bakery), but rather a spot to visit when want to enjoy a slower, more sophisticated meal. For guests looking to celebrate or spend an evening on the BoardWalk, it offers a memorable and well-rounded dining experience.
We look forward to visiting again in the spring to see the change in decor and try to get a breakfast reservation. If you’re having trouble finding a reservaiton be sure to create a MouseDining Alert to be notified when the perfect reservation opens up. You can occasionally find tables on OpenTable, which is not typical for a Resturants at Disney World.
The Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort is a vibrant, one-of-a-kind Disney destination with a unique mix of shops, dining and entertainment, with an enchanting touch of Disney. There’s always much to discover for visiting vacationers and SoCal locals alike!
This dynamic outdoor promenade, just steps from Disneyland park, Disney California Adventure park and the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort, has been undergoing an exciting evolution as the Disneyland Resort continues to invest in the development of magical new experiences! You may have seen the west end of the district transforming with a new entrance, new shops, restaurants, and design inspiration from mid-century modern architecture in Southern California.
Dining and Drinks: Discover So Much Delicious!
Downtown Disney offers a wide variety of dining options and diverse cuisines. Whether you’re enjoying a leisurely nosh, celebrating a special occasion or snacking on the go, there’s something to please every palate.
Taste What’s New!
NEW! Parkside Market is the first Downtown Disney food hall, with four culinary concepts under one roof.
Vista Parkside Market offers beautiful views of the district and inventive cocktails and mocktails.
NEW!Din Tai Fung, the world-renowned Taiwanese restaurant known for the art of Xiao Long Bao, opened its first ever freestanding restaurant at Downtown Disney. A dumpling expo kitchen serves as an indoor backdrop, inviting guests to witness the artistry behind their 18-fold dumpling making process. Menu highlights also include Spicy Wontons, String Beans with Garlic, Cucumber Salad and Pork Chop Fried Rice, all served family-style. These divine dishes can be ordered for takeout to enjoy at home or in your hotel room.
NEW!Paseo, Céntrico and Tiendita, with menus created by Michelin-starred Chef Carlos Gaytán, offer three separate food, drink and dining experiences. Ranging from upscale Mexican cuisine and tequila-based cocktails at the indoor restaurant, Paseo and the open-air Céntrico, to on-the-go Mexican street-food staples at Tiendita.
More Table Service Restaurants: Sit Back and Relax with a Bite
Ballast Point Brewing Co., with its sea theme and Southern California cuisine, is a brew pub with shareable appetizers, burgers, tacos and a rooftop patio overlooking the district.
Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes serves award-winning burgers, eye-popping CrazyShakes and other delish dishes in a throwback style eatery reminiscent of ‘80s and ‘90s hip-hop and pop with a SoHo vibe.
Jazz Kitchen Coastal Grill & Patio, building on two decades of tradition, is a fun, casual and modern celebration of its authentic New Orleans roots and its adopted California influences which brings a vibrant California-fresh energy and approach to its menu.
Naples Ristorante e Bar celebrates the spirit of southern Italy with its Neapolitan style pizza and pasta with a two-story dining room and décor inspired by Carnivale, an impressive wine selection and outdoor patio.
Splitsville Luxury Lanes is great for sports fans to watch a big game with family and friends, offering expansive seating options indoors and out, with a menu of sushi rolls, burgers, pizza, cocktails and beer. Guests can also get their game on with its 20 bowling lanes.
Quick Service: Feeling Snack-ish? Grab and Go!
Beignets Expressedis a fast and fun counter-service spot serving the much-loved New Orleans confection, from the classic fried beignet topped with a mountain of powdered sugar to specialty glazed beignets dipped and drizzled with sweet sprinkles.
CrazyShake Window by Black Tap is the place for over-the-top milkshakes on-the-go from Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes.
Earl of Sandwich has a pop-up pod near Star Wars Trading Post, serving favorites including The Original 1762, The Full Montagu, the Holiday Turkey and more popular sandwiches, wraps, salads and sweets.
Napolini Pizzeria is a quick stop for Italian food with specialty pizzas, hearty sandwiches, fresh salads and desserts.
Salt & Straw has an innovative collection of award-winning ice cream that tells the story of artisans and farmers through an ever-changing menu of flavors and ingredients.
Blue Ribbon Corn Dog is the place for a hand-dipped corn dog with choices of classic or flavorful twists.
California Churro offers iconic treats — churros — at two locations in the district!
Jamba is “whirl’d famous” for its smoothies, juices and bowls.
Kayla’s Cake is a sweet stop for premium French macarons and other decadent treats.
Wetzel’s Pretzels makes fresh-baked, hand-rolled soft pretzels at this flagship store. Be sure to see the large-scale mural capturing scenes from Southern California and the pretzel door handle!
And keep a lookout for pop-up food trucks with extra eats and treats!
Shopping: Find Favorite Treasures
If you’re searching for the perfect gift or a Disney souvenir for yourself, the district has got you covered, plus so much more in store!
NEW! Nectar Life brings a luxurious collection of handcrafted beauty essentials and bath treats made with pure joy. This is the first Nectar Life location to have a customization bar, where you’ll be able to create your own milkshake bath soaks and nourishing whipped soaps, in addition to other self-care essentials.
NEW!Avengers Reserve celebrates the fandom and stories of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes and their friends with comic books, collectibles, Super Hero apparel and role-play toys for all ages.
NEW! Disney Wonderful World of Sweets is a whimsical delight of confectionery treats featuring fresh, house-made Werther’s Original Caramel popcorn, caramel apples, churro toffee and candies galore. Its exhibition kitchens are viewable from the promenade and sweet new characters include Poppi the popcorn bucket and other treats named Jimmi, Fluffi, Bonni and Lolli.
NEW!The D-Lander Shop features trend-forward fashions and co-branded collections of apparel, handbags and jewelry including Kate Spade, Dooney & Bourke and a PANDORA Jewelry shop-within-a-shop.
NEW!Disney Storyland Boutique is a charming retail concept that will regularly transform its theming, décor and products. Be sure to stop by on your visit to see the latest seasonal merchandise selection!
World of Disneyis the flagship store with the largest selection of Disney merchandise at the Disneyland Resort.
Disney Home is the place for kitchenware, linens, gadgets, ornaments and décor.
Curl Surf celebrates California surf culture with beach styles for guys and gals.
Kawaii Slime cartoffers an imaginative array of the cutest slime concoctions and toys in a multitude of colors, textures, scents and glittery mix-ins for kids and kids at heart to play with over and over again!
The LEGO Store has building sets for the LEGO beginners and enthusiasts who may marvel at the larger-than-life displays of Disney characters built out of LEGO.
Lovepop has imaginative pop-up greeting cards with stunning designs for any occasion. These cards are laser-cut, combining modern technology with the ancient art of “kirigami,” a variation of origami where the paper is cut rather than folded.
PANDORA Jewelry has a selection of statement jewelry that features Disney characters, park landmarks and more.
Pelé Soccer is the place to score apparel from soccer teams from around the world.
Star Wars Trading Post is perfect for those looking to discover treasures from across the galaxy.
Sunglass Hut has stylish sunglasses, perfect for a sunny Southern California day!
Sephora is the place to find go-to beauty products from skincare to makeup and fragrance.
WonderGround Gallery is a boutique gallery with Disney-themed artwork and collectibles for the home or office.
Disney’s Pin Traders kiosk is perfect for anyone adding to their extensive Disney pin collection or for those just getting started.
Then, throughout the year, there are trunk shows, pin trading events and artist showcases. Check Disneyland.com for more event details.
Entertainment: Enjoy Lots of Family Fun
Here are a few more suggestions for fun in Downtown Disney!
Relax on the lawn and let the little ones play while listening to live music in the evenings at the Downtown Disney LIVE! Stage such as Motown, rock, pop, reggae and special performances.
Splitsville Luxury Lanes features 20 luxury bowling lanes interspersed throughout two floors along with 25 big-screen TVs; outdoors, guests can step out to The Alley to play interactive games and listen to local musicians.
Plans are underway to bring these all-new restaurants and shops to Downtown Disney in the future!
lululemon will feature innovative athletic apparel, footwear and accessories for yoga, running, training and more.
Bopo Go! is a new café concept being planned expressly for Downtown Disney, serving high quality, authentic boba/bubble tea with no artificial ingredients. Inspired by convenience stores in Asia, Bopo Go! will carry other signature beverages, light bites, imported snacks and candies.
For more details on lululemon and Bopo Go!, visit the Disney Parks Blog!
Earl of Sandwich will have a new, two-story location in Downtown Disney District, with a quick-service Earl of Sandwich shop on the ground level and an all-new British-themed gastropub upstairs. Gordon Ramsay at The Carnaby will bring Brit pop energy of the swinging ’60s London, whilst a selection of Chef Gordon Ramsay’s iconic and delicious British classic dishes delivers culinary star power.
Arthur & Sons Steak and Bourbon, from Michelin-starred Chef Joe Isidori, will be a classic steakhouse serving up prime cuts of beef, fresh seafood, sandwiches and salads, and an impressive selection of bourbon and cocktails with a lively center bar.
Pearl’s Roadside BBQ, also from Chef Isidori, will be a quick service eatery offering dishes such as pulled pork and beef brisket with house-made sauces, along with craft beers and moonshine cocktails.
Construction is underway to bring Porto’s Bakery & Cafe, an iconic Southern California destination known for its sweet pastries as well as California-Cuban-inspired dishes, to Downtown Disney. Foodies can look forward to picking up their signature Cheese Rolls, Potato Balls and other favorite goodies from the bakery and cafe, plus this new location will be the first Porto’s with sit-down table service and a full bar. Check out concept art of this exciting addition coming to Downtown Disney, depicting the outdoor patio, striking exterior, and cozy dining space.
Throughout the year, keep a look out for new specialty menu items, unique shopping experiences, and seasonal entertainment and decor across the district.
Admission to Downtown Disney is complimentary. If you’re heading to Disneyland park with a valid park admission, you may board the Disneyland Monorail at the Downtown Disney station and enjoy an approximate 13-minute ride around the resort before arriving in Tomorrowland.
If you’re shopping for a Disney fan who loves planning park trips or simply enjoys a bit of everyday magic, this list includes fun, practical, and travel-friendly items they’ll appreciate. These gifts are the perfect size for any stocking this Christmas, perfect for trip announcements, or great for adding extra excitement to a future vacation. Whether you’re filling a stocking or putting together a themed gift basket, these stocking stuffer ideas are great for any Disney fan.
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Let’s start off with the cutest Mickey and Minnie Stockings! These festive stockings are a charming way to bring Disney into holiday traditions. The classic designs make them great for families who love decorating with a little magic. They are a great size for small gifts and treats.
These classic Mickey and Minnie earrings add a subtle touch of Disney style to any outfit. They are lightweight and comfortable. Their simple design works for both everyday use and special trips to the parks.
These colorful pens are a fun addition to any Christmas Stocking. The mouse-ear designs make them great for autograph books, journaling, or quick notes on the go. You can split up the package and give each child a few pens in their stocking, too.
This handheld fan is compact, lightweight, and perfect for warm park days. It fits easily into a park bag and has multiple speed settings for comfort throughout the day. The wearable strap makes it convenient to use while waiting in line or walking between attractions.
This easy-to-play guessing game is great for travel, hotel downtime, or quiet evenings before a park day. It is simple to learn and fun for a wide age range, making it a good option for families. The Disney theme keeps the questions engaging and familiar. A small, fun game that packs easily and brings a bit of extra fun to your trip.
These charm packs let fans customize their Crocs with classic Disney characters. They are small, lightweight, and easy to swap out, making them perfect for travel. The charms add personality to park-day outfits and are fun to collect.
This makeup bag features a cute mouse-themed design and a monogram for a personal touch. It is a useful size for makeup, toiletries, or small park essentials. The soft yet durable material makes it easy to pack in a suitcase or park bag.
This activity pad is great for keeping kids entertained during travel, meals, or downtime at the hotel. The reusable stamping system is easy to use and keeps mess to a minimum. With its Disney-themed pages and refill stickers, it offers plenty of creative play.
These bubble wands are a fun choice for parties, group gifts, or stocking fillers. The mouse-ear design makes them feel extra magical and perfect for outdoor play. They create lots of bubbles and are easy for kids to use. A playful gift that is fun at home and is perfect for bringing along on a Disney Vacation.
These classic princess dolls are always a favorite for imaginative play. They are easy to pack for vacations or playtime at the hotel. Kids can recreate favorite movie moments or invent new stories inspired by their trip. A timeless Disney gift with lasting play value.
Who doesn’t love a silly Mad Libs book? This Mickey Mouse Mad Lib is great for car rides, flights, or quiet breaks during a busy vacation. It encourages creativity and always leads to plenty of laughs. The compact size makes it easy to tuck into a backpack or park bag. A simple but fun way to add entertainment to travel days.
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Thoughtful, Disney-themed gifts are a great way to celebrate a future trip or share a bit of magic at home. These items are fun, useful, and easy to enjoy, whether you are in the parks or dreaming about your next visit. I hope this guide helps you find the perfect gift for the Disney fan in your life and makes your shopping a little easier.
Time to get festive (and hungry) because Holidays at the Disneyland Resort is nearly here! And you know what that means — beginning Nov. 14, 2025, through Jan. 7, 2026, you’ll be able to get plenty of seasonal treats to get you into the holiday spirit.
There’s snow much to savor this year — a true sleigh-full of goodies! From returning fan favorites like the Celebration Dinner Potato from Troubadour Tavern and Chicken Pot Pie Soup from Aunt Cass Café to all-new yuletide delights such as the Gingerbread-Cranberry Cheesecake Trifle from Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe and Apple Bundt Cake from Plaza Inn, your taste buds will need to prepare for a blizzard of deliciousness.
At Disney California Adventure Park, you can also celebrate with Disney Festival of Holidays from November 14, 2025, through January 7, 2026, featuring a variety of flavorful food and beverages from a season of diverse celebrations Disney Festival of Holidays Foodie Guide.
Now, let’s jump right in and unwrap all the season has to offer!
Holiday Dinner Special: Petite New York medallions, herbed Yukon Gold mashed potatoes, haricots verts, onion straws, and cabernet demi-glace (Available Dec. 1 through Jan. 7) (Kids option available)
Cosmopolitan: Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Cointreau, and cranberry and lime juices (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Eggnog Old Fashioned: Buffalo Trace Bourbon, bitters, orange-infused brown sugar syrup, and candied orange peel topped with eggnog cream (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Churros near Town Square and Sleeping Beauty Castle
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Main Street, U.S.A.
Apple Pie Dipping Sauce: Cream cheese frosting topped with spiced apple compote (New)
Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Main Street, U.S.A.
Peppermint Holiday Sundae: Two scoops of peppermint ice cream with whipped cream, crushed peppermint, and crème-filled cookies in a candy-topped waffle bowl
Peppermint Ice Cream
Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe
(Mobile order available)
Location: Main Street, U.S.A.
Gingerbread-Cranberry Cheesecake Trifle: Layers of gingerbread cake, cheesecake, and cranberry compote topped with gingerbread crunch, white chocolate mousse, and a mini gingerbread man (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)(New)
Orange-Cranberry Loaf topped with cream cheese glaze and dried cranberries drizzled with white chocolate (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)(New)
S’mores Cheesecake: Chocolate cheesecake with chocolate ganache topped with marshmallow mousse and a torched marshmallow (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)(New)
Sticky Toffee Bundt Cake with toffee sauce topped with vanilla chantilly cream (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)(New)
White Mocha-Peppermint Tree-shaped Macaron filled with peppermint buttercream and a coffee bundt cake center (Available Nov. 14 through Dec. 14)(New)
Roast Beef and Cheddar on a Hoagie Roll: Tomato, lettuce, pickled red onion, and whole-grain mustard aïoli served with house-made chips (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Thanks-mas Sandwich: Oven-roasted turkey breast, stuffing, gravy, and cranberry sauce on rustic bread served with house-made chips (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Turkey Pot Pie Soup: Tender turkey breast, potatoes, peas, and carrots topped with pie crust pieces (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Mickey Gingerbread: Soft gingerbread Mickey cookie (Limit five per person, per transaction) (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Mickey-shaped Holiday Cookie: Shortbread cookie dipped in white chocolate with holiday sprinkles, and a chocolate Mickey decoration (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Pumpkin Muffin topped with cream cheese icing (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Peppermint Cold Brew topped with vanilla foam and holiday sugar (Non-alcoholic)
Little Red Wagon
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Main Street, U.S.A.
Chili Cheese Corn Dog: Classic corn dog topped with spicy chili, jalapeño-cilantro crema, cheddar cheese, and crispy onions served with choice of Cuties Mandarin Orange or potato chips
Blood Orange & Hibiscus Limeade garnished with dried fruit (Non-alcoholic)
Market House
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Main Street, U.S.A.
Mickey Gingerbread: Soft gingerbread Mickey cookie (Limit five per person, per transaction)
Plaza Inn
Location: Main Street, U.S.A.
Apple Bundt Cake filled with caramelized apples, topped with cream cheese glaze and green mousse, and finished with chocolate ears and a red bow (Available Dec. 1 through Jan. 7) (New)
Peppermint Chocolate Tart: Chocolate tart shell filled with chocolate ganache and mint marshmallow, finished with chocolate lines, whipped topping, sprinkles, and a chocolate-filled cookie (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7) (New)
Gingerbread Cake with cream cheese filling and gingerbread crunch, finished with buttercream, glaze, and a chocolate gingerbread cookie (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Adult Menu: Holiday meal offering a creamy potato leek soup garnished with fried leeks, chives, and citrus cream, herb-roasted chicken entrée with mashed potatoes, and buttered haricots verts with a caramelized onion sauce, served with a holiday Yule log dessert and adult fountain beverage
Child Menu: Child holiday meal offering chicken tenders, creamy mashed potatoes, green beans, chicken gravy with a Hawaiian roll, holiday Yule log dessert, and choice of small Dasani bottled water or low-fat milk
Refreshment Corner
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Main Street, U.S.A.
Philly Cheese Potato: Baked potato filled with Italian sausage, thinly sliced steak, bell peppers, pepperoncini, cheese sauce, and cherry pepper spread
Warm Spiced Apple Tea with hints of cinnamon and clove topped with vanilla cream foam
Bengal Barbecue
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Adventureland
Vietnamese Iced Coffee with brown sugar spheres and cold foam (Non-alcoholic) (New)
Iced Pandan Cooler with brown sugar spheres and ube cold foam (Non-alcoholic)
Churros near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Pretzels near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
Location: Frontierland
Chocolate Peppermint Dipping Sauce(New)
Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Frontierland
Arepa de Cochinita Pibil: Crispy corn arepa with refried beans, cochinita pibil (Yucatán Peninsula-inspired Pulled Pork), avocado salsa, cotija cheese, and spicy pickled red onions served with tortilla chips (New)
Pozole Blanco: Pork pozole, onions, cabbage slaw, lime wedge, and sliced radish, served with corn tortilla chips (New)
Chocolate Cake Flan: Chocolate cake and flan topped with caramel sauce, whipped cream, and cinnamon dust
Hibiscus-Pomegranate Cooler: Spiced hibiscus tea, pomegranate and orange juices, and honey (Non-alcoholic)
River Belle Terrace
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; reservations highly recommended)
Location: Frontierland
Buttermilk Chess Pie: Custard pie filling, graham cracker crust, vanilla chantilly cream, and raspberries (New)
Gingerbread Pancakes: Gingerbread sauce, spiced streusel, and vanilla chantilly cream, with choice of bacon or sausage (Available until 1:55 p.m. PT)(New)
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Frontierland
Wreath Funnel Cake: Green funnel cake with caramel sauce, apple filling, whipped topping, and holiday sprinkles
The Golden Horseshoe
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Frontierland
Gingerbread Sundae: Gingerbread cake with vanilla ice cream and whipped topping
Blue Bayou Restaurant
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; reservations highly recommended)
Location: New Orleans Square
Sticky Toffee Cake soaked in bourbon toffee sauce and garnished with candied walnuts and vanilla ice cream (New)
Roasted Beet and Citrus Salad: Crema, herbs, almonds, fennel, and poppy seed vinaigrette (Plant-based)
Holiday Sangria: Cocktail-inspired seltzer with cinnamon (New)
Cafe Orleans
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; reservations highly recommended)
Location: New Orleans Square
Cherry Cream Soda: Sprite, cherry syrup, and cream (Non-alcoholic)
Holiday Sangria: Cocktail-inspired seltzer with cinnamon (New)
Churros near Haunted Mansion
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: New Orleans Square
Straw-batty Churro: Strawberry-filled churro rolled in chocolate cookie dust, drizzled with cream cheese sauce, and topped with a chocolate bat
Harbour Galley
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: New Orleans Square
Gingerbread Cookies: Fresh-baked gingerbread cookies (Available in packs of six or 13 while supplies last)
Holiday Royal Icing Dipping Sauce(New)
Mint Julep Bar
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: New Orleans Square
Peppermint Mickey-shaped Beignets dusted in peppermint powdered sugar (Available in packs of three or six)
Whipped Chocolate-Peppermint Dip
Cranberry-Pomegranate Mint Julep with mixed berry-flavored popping spheres (Non-alcoholic)
Popcorn near Haunted Mansion
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: New Orleans Square
Holiday Treats Mix-in: Add on a scoop of holiday candy mix to classic buttery popcorn, complete with red and green M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies and mini marshmallows
Royal Street Veranda
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: New Orleans Square
Meatball Slider: IMPOSSIBLE meatballs, marinara sauce, and parmesan (Plant-based)
Roasted Vegetable Salad: Roasted Brussels sprouts, beets, butternut squash, yams, and burrata cheese with herbed balsamic vinaigrette
Coffee Fritters rolled in cinnamon sugar, drizzled with white mocha sauce, and garnished with praline sugar streusel
Hot Spiced Apple Cider topped with caramel whipped cream (Non-alcoholic) (New)
Tiana’s Palace
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: New Orleans Square
Black Eyed Pea Stew with Chicken and Corn Bread Croutons: Slow-simmered black-eyed peas with smoked turkey, braised chicken, bell peppers, celery, and onions served with heritage rice and cornbread croutons (New)
Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Bayou Country
Mint Chip Funnel Cake Fries: Spiced hot cocoa sugar-dusted funnel cake fries, mint chip ice cream, whipped cream, and chocolate chips (New)
Snickerdoodle Cold Brew: Snickerdoodle cookie-flavored cold brew garnished with whipped topping, snickerdoodle cookie dust, and a snickerdoodle cookie (Non-alcoholic)
Churros at small world Promenade
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Fantasyland
Gingerbread Churro: Classic churro rolled in gingerbread sugar dust
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Fantasyland
Black Forest Cake: Chocolate sponge cake filled with cherries and topped with chocolate ganache, chantilly crème, chocolate curls, cherries, and powdered sugar
Holiday Popcorn: White chocolate-dusted butter popcorn with a mix of M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies, pretzel sticks, and crushed peppermint
Holiday Cookie Cold Brew: Joffrey’s Dark chocolate Cold Brew Coffee with cookie butter topper and a sugar cookie (Non-alcoholic)
Café Daisy
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Mickey’s Toontown
Daisy’s Goody-Goody Donuts: House-made mini apple cider donuts with spiced apple sugar
Very Merry Cran-Peary: Minute Maid Zero Sugar Lemonade with cranberry and pear syrups garnished with cranberries and a fresh rosemary sprig (Non-alcoholic)
Peppermint S’mores Cold Brew: Joffrey’s French Roast Cold Brew Coffee with peppermint and chocolate syrups topped with whipped cream, mini marshmallows, graham cracker dust, and crushed candy cane (Non-alcoholic)
Peppermint S’mores Hot Chocolate: Hot Cocoa by Joffrey’s and peppermint syrup, topped with whipped cream, mini marshmallows, graham cracker dust, and crushed candy cane (Non-alcoholic)
Good Boy! Grocers
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Mickey’s Toontown
Strawberry Slushie with Fanta Strawberry (Non-alcoholic) (Also available with Orb Sipper) (New)
Alien Pizza Planet
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Tomorrowland
Al-ien Pastor Pizza: Spiced red sauce, mozzarella cheese, roasted corn, and al pastor-marinated chicken garnished with crema and tomatillo sauce drizzle, and cilantro
Claw-sagna Pasta: Campanelle pasta tossed in ricotta and mozzarella sauce, topped with bolognese sauce and garnished with toasted breadcrumbs, parmesan, and basil
Apple and Pecan Salad: Mixed greens with frisée, candied pecans, Granny Smith apple, feta crumbles, and maple dressing
Alien Reindeer Macarooooon filled with salted caramel buttercream, chocolate ganache, and brownie pieces
Holiday Green Drink: Apple-flavored beverage topped with caramel cold foam and sprinkles (Non-alcoholic)
Churros near Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Tomorrowland
Breakfast Churro: Classic churro rolled in coffee-flavored sugar served with maple and bacon dipping sauce (New)
Galactic Grill
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Tomorrowland
Merry Cranberry Crispy Chicken Sandwich: Fried chicken sandwich with cranberry-orange marmalade BBQ sauce, provolone, onion rings, and arugula served on a toasted brioche bun with your choice of Cuties Mandarin Orange or French fries
Mushroom and Swiss Burger: Angus beef and vegetable patty, roasted herb mushrooms, caramelized and fried onions, Swiss cheese, and blue cheese sauce served on a toasted brioche bun with your choice of Cuties Mandarin Orange or French fries (New)
Holiday Parfait: Layers of chocolate cake, edible cookie dough, marshmallow mousse, chocolate crunch, chocolate mousse, and ganache finished with colored mousse, star glitter, and truffle shell (New)
Holiday Punch: Pomegranate, cranberry, and orange juices and Sprite, garnished with cranberries, orange wedge, and a rosemary sprig (Non-alcoholic)
Holiday Chocolate Foam Cold Brew: Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee with a splash of hazelnut syrup, topped with hot chocolate foam and garnished with cinnamon-flavored cereal (Non-alcoholic)
Pretzels near Star Tours – The Adventures Continue
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Tomorrowland
Toffee Pretzel: Cream cheese-filled pretzel with toffee sugar
Disney California Adventure Park
Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Buena Vista Street
Chocolate-Peppermint Sundae: Chocolate and peppermint ice cream in a waffle cup, topped with whipped cream and peppermint candy
Peppermint Ice Cream
Mango Hard Float: Golden Road Brewery Mango Cart, mango sorbet, chamoy, and chile-lime seasoning
Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Cafe
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Buena Vista Street
Mickey Gingerbread: Soft gingerbread Mickey cookie (Limit five per person, per transaction)
Mortimers Market
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Buena Vista Street
Christmas Tree Pull-apart Sourdough Bread(Plant-based)
Willie’s Churros at Buena Vista Street
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Buena Vista Street
Carrot Cake Churro: Classic churro topped with carrot cake pieces and cream cheese
Award Wieners
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Hollywood Land
Yuletide Carnitas Torta: Warm telera bread with carnitas, chorizo beans, cotija, lettuce, pickled onions and jalapeños, and guacamole spread served with fries (New)
…Don’t forget the Milk & Cookies: Battered and fried crème-filled cookies with whipped topping, chocolate drizzle, and crushed peppermint candy (New)
Artifex Brewing Company Hollywood Sunset IPA (New)
Seaborn Blood Orange Cinnamon Margarita(New)
Modelo Especial
Hollywood Lounge
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available for select items)
Filipino Feast Burrito: Pork belly adobo fried rice, pancit, and lumpia in a warm flour tortilla with sweet chile dipping sauce
Apple-Tamarind Agua Fresca garnished with a dried apple slide (Non-alcoholic) (New)
Brooklyn Brewery Brown Ale (New)
Spiced Pomegranate Cocktail (New)
Study Break Beverage Company Cranberry Mule (New)
Unsung Brewing Company Blood Orange Seltzer (New)
Seaborn Cocktails CranMerry Lime Margarita
Schmoozies!
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Hollywood Land
Red Velvet Mickey-shaped Waffles filled with cream cheese and topped with whipped topping (New)
Dulce de Leche Shake with whipped topping and caramel sauce (Non-alcoholic)
Elf Mickey Shake: mint and chocolate cookie shake garnished with green whipped cream and crushed peppermint candy (Non-alcoholic)
Castellum Ciders Ube Cider (New)
Latitude 33 Brewing Honey Hips Ale (New)
Seaborn Wild Berry Lime Margarita (New)
Tiramisu Cold Brew Cocktail with coffee liqueur and mascarpone cold foam, dusted with cocoa powder and garnished with a ladyfinger (New)
Unsung Brewing Co. Mimosa Hard Seltzer (New)
Studio Catering Co.
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Hollywood Land
Filipino Feast Burrito: Pork belly adobo fried rice, pancit, and lumpia in a warm flour tortilla with sweet chile dipping sauce
Apple-Tamarind Agua Fresca garnished with a dried apple slide (Non-alcoholic) (New)
Pym Test Kitchen
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Avengers Campus
The Chimichanga with seasoned beef, charred poblano, refried beans, and shredded cheese, on a pool of guajillo sauce with a pico de gallo side salad
Asgardian Apple Cold Brew:Caramel cold brew, green apple cold foam, and caramel sauce with a caramel apple lollipop (Non-alcoholic)
Blueberry Matcha Iced Latte: Matcha latte topped with blueberry cold foam and blueberry popping spheres (Non-alcoholic)
Newtopia Cyder Soiree Five Apple Blend (New)
Wine Country Trattoria
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; reservations highly recommended)
Location: Performance Corridor
Chocolate Crème Brûlée Tart: Raspberries and coconut chantilly cream (Plant-based)
Mulled Wine: Holiday-spiced warm wine (New)
Cozy Cone Motel 1 – Churros
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Cars Land
Apple Pie Churro: Classic churro with graham cracker sugar, apple pie filling, whipped topping, and caramel (New)
Hot Chocolate Vodka Cocktail with vanilla vodka topped with whipped cream and peppermint candy (New)
Cozy Cone Motel 2 – Ice Cream Cones
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Cars Land
Cars-mas Tree Cone: Peppermint soft serve decorated with holiday sprinkles
Peppermint-Chocolate Twist Soft Serve
Peppermint Soft Serve
Cozy Cone Motel 3 – Chili Cone Queso
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Cars Land
Jerry’s Junk Truck Cone: Chopped fried chicken, garlic mashed potatoes, corn, chicken gravy, and cheese topped with green onions (New)
Cozy Cone Motel 4 – Frozen Cone-Coctions
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Cars Land
Mission Brewing Cookies and Milk Ale (New)
Rad Gingerbread Seltzer (New)
Second Chance Brewing Frosty the Hazeman IPA (New)
Unsung Brewery Poison Apple Seltzer
Flo’s V8 Cafe
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Cars Land
Apple Crumble topped with vanilla chantilly cream (New)
Aunt Cass Café
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: San Fransokyo Square
Chicken Pot Pie Soup topped with crispy fried wonton shell
Candy Cane Sourdough Bread (Plant-based)
Christmas Tree Pull-apart Sourdough Bread (Plant-based)
Snowman Sourdough Bread (Plant-based)
Milk and Cookies Cold Brew: Cookie butter cold brew, cereal milk, and chocolate cookie foam (Non-alcoholic)
Boudin Bread Cart
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: San Fransokyo Square
Candy Cane Sourdough Bread (Plant-based)
Christmas Tree Pull-apart Sourdough Bread (Plant-based)
Snowman Sourdough Bread (Plant-based)
Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: San Fransokyo Square
Ghirardelli Mexican Style Hot Cocoa: Warm cinnamon and nutmeg along with a subtle bit of spice from cayenne mixed with Ghirardelli hot cocoa, topped with hot fudge whipped cream (Non-alcoholic) (New)
Lucky Fortune Cookery
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: San Fransokyo Square
Santa Baymax Macaron filled with peppermint buttercream, chocolate ganache, and dark chocolate crunchies
Lamplight Lounge – Boardwalk Dining
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Pixar Pier
Brewery Ommegang Everything Naughty: White chocolate imperial blonde stout (New)
Java Martini: Tequila, coffee and vanilla liqueurs, and hazelnut cream cold foam (New)
Lamplight Lounge
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; reservations highly recommended)
Location: Pixar Pier
Herb-roasted Chicken with turnip purée, rainbow carrots, and chicken jus
Prime Rib: Salt-crushed with whipped potatoes, grilled rainbow carrots, wasabi cream, and au jus
Thai Seafood Pasta: Thai curry cioppino, coconut-steamed clams and mussels, shrimp, pan-seared fish, spaghetti, sourdough breadcrumbs, crispy shallots, Thai basil, cilantro, and a lime wedge
Lamplight Delight Donuts (New)
Java Martini: Tequila, coffee and vanilla liqueurs, and hazelnut cream cold foam (New)
2 Towns Ciderhouse Cosmic Crisp
Poultry Palace
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Pixar Pier
Chipotle Chicken Drumstick Box served with slaw
Bayside Brews
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Paradise Gardens Park
Brewery X Spiced Sangria Seltzer: Fruity and light spiced sangria seltzer (Michelada option available)
Rincon Reservation Road Rez Dog Hefeweizen (Michelada option available)
Watermelon Pineapple Margarita: Tequila, watermelon schnapps, and pineapple juice with a chile-lime-seasoned rim
Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Paradise Gardens Park
Cookie Butter Trifle: Cookie butter base, cookie butter cheesecake mousse, and vanilla chantilly cream topped with a cookie (New)
Corn Dog Castle
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Paradise Gardens Park
Fried Elote Corn on the Cob dipped in batter and fried to golden brown, drizzled with chipotle aïoli, and topped with chile-lime queso fresco and cilantro served with Cuties Mandarin Orange or small bag of chips
Churros near Redwood Creek Challenge Trail
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Location: Grizzly Peak
Fluffernutter Churro: Classic churro with peanut butter sauce, marshmallow sauce, and chocolate chips
Smokejumpers Grill
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Location: Grizzly Peak
BearPaw Basin Cold Brew: Joffrey’s Pecan cold brew coffee, salted maple cold foam, caramel drizzle, and waffle pieces (Non-alocholic)
Peppermint Mocha Shake: Joffrey’s Peppermint, chocolate, and coffee shake with whipped topping and peppermint candy pieces (Non-alcoholic)
Location: Throughout Disney California Adventure Park
Honey-baked Turkey Leg with a pineapple ring
Dulce de Leche Pull-apart Bread with pecans (New)
Jalapeño-Cream Cheese Bread
Mickey-shaped Gingerbread Cookie
Mint Chocolate Chip Cotton Candy (New)
Hot Chocolate
Coronado Brewing Company Costa Azul Grapefruit (New)
Study Break Cherry Burst Seltzer (New)
Hotels of the Disneyland Resort
Disneyland Hotel
Broken Spell Lounge
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Shepherd’s Pie: Beef short ribs, mashed potatoes, vegetables, lemon zest, and demi-glace (New)
Eggnog: House-made eggnog (Non-alcoholic)
Hot Chocolate: House-made hot chocolate (Non-alcoholic)
Chocolate-Marshmallow Old Fashioned: Graham cracker and chocolate-infused Woodford Bourbon, Tempus Fugit Crème de Cacao, brown sugar molasses syrup, chocolate bitters, wood smoke, and mini marshmallows
Coal Manhattan: WhistlePig PiggyBack 6-Year Rye, Amaro Averna, St. Elizabeth Allspice Dram, and bitters
Eggnog Cocktail: House-made eggnog, Fonseca Bin 27 Port, Pierre Ferrand Cognac, and Smith & Cross Jamaican Pot Still Rum
Five Golden Rings: Golden Eagle Vodka, St-Germain Elderflower Liqueur, ginger, rosemary, cranberry flavors with edible shimmer glitter
Hot Chocolate Cocktail: House-made hot chocolate with Plantation Dark Rum and Drambuie Liquor
Mulled Wine: The Fableist Wine Company The Silkworm and the Spider Pinot Noir with mulled spices served over ice
Peppermint Kiss: Peppermint-infused Golden Eagle Vodka, Crème de Cacao, Crème de Menthe, Coco Lopez Coconut Crème, and house-made Frangelico whipped cream
Prickly Pear French 75: Condesa Prickly Pear Gin, St. George Spiced Pear Liqueur, Piper Sonoma Brut, honey, and lemon juice
(Available Nov. 17 through Jan. 6; reservations highly recommended)
Enjoy a meal at Goofy’s Kitchen to celebrate the Holidays and dine with Goofy and some of his friends in their holiday best! Book this experience here.
Goofy’s Kitchen
(Available Nov. 17 through Jan. 7; additional purchase required)
Pumpkin Spice Latte: Espresso, pumpkin spice syrup, and milk(Non-alcoholic) (Available hot or iced) (New)
Chai Ginger Latte: Espresso, milk, chai syrup, white chocolate sauce, and gingerbread whipped cream (Non-alcoholic) (Available hot or iced)
Eggnog: House-made eggnog (Non-alcoholic)
Eggnog Latte: House-made eggnog with two shots of espresso (Non-alcoholic) (Available hot or iced)
Eggnog Cocktail: House-made eggnog, Fonseca Bin 27 Port, Pierre Ferrand Cognac, and Smith & Cross Jamaican Pot Still Rum
Mulled Wine: The Fableist Wine Company The Silkworm and the Spider Pinot Noir with mulled spices, served over ice
The Coffee House
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7; mobile order available)
Mickey-shaped Gingerbread Cookie: Soft gingerbread Mickey cookie with sprinkles
Mickey-shaped Holiday Cookie: Shortbread cookie dipped in white chocolate with holiday sprinkles, and a chocolate Mickey decoration
Peppermint Crisped Rice Treat
Cinnamon Roll Late: Espresso, milk, white chocolate sauce, brown sugar, cinnamon, and whipped cream (Non-alcoholic) (Available hot or iced) (New)
Eggnog: House-made eggnog (Available hot or iced)
Chai Ginger Latte: Espresso, milk, chai syrup, white chocolate sauce, and gingerbread whipped cream (Non-alcoholic) (Available hot or iced)
Eggnog Latte: House-made eggnog with a shot of espresso (Non-alcoholic) (Available hot or iced)
Peppermint Mocha topped with whipped cream (Non-alcoholic) (Available hot or iced)
Pumpkin Spice Latte: Espresso, pumpkin spice syrup, and milk (Non-alcoholic) (Available hot or iced)
S’mores Hot Chocolate topped with toasted marshmallow foam (Non-alcoholic)

Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar
(Available Nov. 22 through Jan. 7)
Crisp Nights: Parrot Bay Coconut Rum, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, lemon juice, and simple syrup (New)
Holichata: Bacardi Reserva Ocho Rum, Frangelico Liqueur, St. Elizabeth Allspice Dram Liqueur, house-made Colibri mix, cinnamon syrup, and lemon juice (New)
Old Fashioned Joy: Buffalo Trace Bourbon, Giffard’s Banana Liqueur, maple syrup, and walnut bitters (New)
Yuletide Cheers: Zaya Rum, Avissi Prosecco, pomegranate and cranberry juices, and cinnamon syrup (New)
Zombie Toddy: Hamilton 151 Rum, Mt. Gay Eclipse Rum, Pernod Absinthe, cinnamon syrup, falernum, heavy cream, and grapefruit bitters (New)
Trader Sam’s Mug Release – Disneyland Hotel
(Only Available Nov. 21; Mobile Orders may be placed as early as 6 a.m. PT on the Disneyland App while supplies last)
Mark your calendars! On Friday, November 21, 2025, the highly anticipated Holiday Zombie Mug drops. Don’t miss your chance to snag this festive, limited-edition collectible before it’s gone! Find more details on the Disneyland App.
Will be available at Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar on Saturday, November 22nd.
Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
Grand Californian Great Hall Cart
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Christmas Jumbo Cake Pop: Chocolate cake pop dipped in white chocolate (New)
Raspberry Coconut Wreath: Almond shortbread cookie with coconut macaron ring, filled with raspberry jam (New)
Santa Jumbo Cake Pop: Chocolate cake pop dipped in white chocolate (New)
Holiday Cookie Box: Assorted cookies
Holiday Crisped Rice Treat
Mickey-shaped Gingerbread Cookie
Mickey-shaped Poinsettia Cookie
Seasonal Loaf Cake
Eggnog: House-made eggnog (Non-alcoholic) (Also available with Bailey’s Original Irish Cream Liqueur)
Hot Apple Cider (Non-alcoholic)
Hot Chocolate: House-made hot chocolate (Non-alcoholic) (Also available with Bailey’s Original Irish Cream Liqueur)
GCH Craftsman Grill
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Chocolate Peppermint Long John Donut (New)
Christmas Tree Cupcake (New)
Cranberry Orange Muffin (New)
Eggnog Muffin (New)
Holiday Cake Donut (New)
Storytellers Cafe – Daisy’s Holiday Pajama Party — Breakfast and Brunch
(Available Nov. 17 through Jan. 6; reservations highly recommended) (New)
Join Daisy Duck and her best pals at the pajama party of the season! Enjoy delectable dishes surrounded by cozy Craftsman-style décor that’s perfect for homey, holiday gatherings.
Storytellers Cafe – Mickey’s Christmas Carol Feast — Dinner
(Available Nov. 17 through Jan. 6; reservations highly recommended) (New)
Join Mickey Mouse, Scrooge McDuck and beloved Disney friends as they come together to celebrate the holidays with a yuletide feast! Savor festive fare, share laughter and good cheer, and create unforgettable memories.
Pixar Place Hotel
Great Maple Modern American Eatery
Great Maple Thanksgiving Prix Fixe
Enjoy a special three-course Thanksgiving prix fixe menu, featuring whimsical takes on comfort classics like maple-brined turkey and honey-rosemary glazed ham, served with all the fixings. (Available Nov. 27; reservations highly recommended) (New)
Great Maple Holiday Prix Fixe
Celebrate the season with a festive holiday prix fixe dinner menu, served nightly from December 24 – 28. This menu brings together holiday comfort favorites and refined seasonal dishes, like yellowfin tuna crudo, brown butter gnocchi, and sticky toffee pudding. (Available Dec. 24 through Dec. 28 from 5pm to close; reservations highly recommended) (New)
The Sketch Pad Café
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Dark Chocolate Cranberry Overnight Oats: Overnight oats layered with dark chocolate, cranberry chutney, and crispy oats
Gingerbread Whoopie Pie: Vanilla buttercream and holiday sprinkles
Holiday Brownie: Holiday icing and crushed peppermint
Holiday Sugar Cookie: Vanilla shortbread and holiday icing
S’mores Hot Chocolate: Hot chocolate with toasted marshmallow syrup (Non-alcoholic) (New)
Caramel Apple Cider: Mulling spices and caramel sauce (Non-alcoholic)
Downtown Disney District
Vista Parkside Market
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Clark’s Nutcracker: Rum, lime juice, agave, cranberry, orange clove syrup, and cinnamon all served in a nutcracker glass (Novelty glass available for purchase) (New)
Fancy Bird: Rye Scotch whisky, lime juice, orgeat, and orange curaçao all served in a Vista Holiday Rocks glass (Novelty glass available for purchase)
Michael in a Pear Tree: Tequila blanco, pear nectar, lime juice, and rosemary simple syrup all served in a bird glass (Novelty glass available for purchase) (New)
Scarlet Tanager: Bourbon, amaro liqueur, orange-flavored liqueur, and cinnamon bitters all served in a Vista Holiday Rocks glass (Novelty glass available for purchase)(New)
California Churro
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Peppermint Churro: Churro rolled in peppermint powdered sugar, with a peppermint icing drizzled on top, and covered in crushed candy cane pieces (New)
Jazz Kitchen Coastal Grill & Patio
Three Course Christmas Dinner (Available Dec. 24 and Dec. 25) (New)
Main – Grilled Ribeye: Dauphinoise potato, honey glazed baby carrots, butter poached asparagus, and blackberry merlot reduction (New)
Dessert – Gingerbread Pudding: Ginger spiced bread pudding, maple pecan ice cream, and candy cane crème anglaise (New)
Gingerbread Old Fashion: Spirited blend of bourbon and gingerbread spice syrup (Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)(New)
Beignets Expressed
(Available Dec. 1 through Jan. 7)
Candy Cane Twist Glazed Beignet: Beignet coated in a frosty peppermint glaze with crushed green candy
Splitsville Luxury Lanes
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Seasonal Mini Cheesecakes including Peppermint Chocolate, Pumpkin Spice, Mango, and Strawberry
White Christmas Margarita: Tequila, coconut milk, lime juice, and orange liqueur topped with rosemary and cranberries
Céntrico
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Chicken Tamal: Oaxacan style tamal, with mole rojo, braised chicken, and pickled jalapeños, carrots, and squash veggies (New)
Tamal de Rajas: Corn husk tamal, rajas, Mexican cheese blend, and pickled jalapeños, carrots and squash veggies (New)
Mexican Hot Chocolate: A rich, velvety hot chocolate served in the style of traditional Mexican “chocolate para mesa” — thick, luscious and spiced (Non-alcoholic) (New)
Berry MexMas: Tequila reposado, black cherry, and lime juice (New)
Holiday Special: Cornish game hen stuffed with a chorizo-date stuffing, orange beurre blanc, pickled jalapeño, and shaved fennel salad with chicken chicharron (Only available Dec. 24 and Dec. 25)(New)
Ponche: Dried fruit, cinnamon, piloncillio, hibiscus, and nanchas (Non-alcoholic)
Coco Navidad: Tequila blanco, rum, lime juice, grenadine, and cream of coconut (New)
Tiendita
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Holiday Buñuelo with holiday sugar candy and orange cinnamon sugar
Ballast Point Brewing Co.
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Prime Rib Feast: 10oz slow-roasted prime rib encrusted in fragrant fresh herbs, paired with warm potatoes-apple hash, smoky chorizo crumble, and tender broccolini (New)
Wetzel’s Pretzels
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Tis’ the season for Pizza Bitz!: Buttery pretzel bitz, rolled in cheese, and adorned with a pepperoni slice
Salt & Straw
(Available Nov. 14 through Dec. 31)
The Almond Brittle Cake: Double fold vanilla ice cream studded with Grandma Malek’s almond brittle, house-made salted chocolate ganache, topped with sweet and salty clusters of saltine Florentine cookies, drizzled with chocolate (New)
Naples Ristorante e Bar
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 7)
Diwali Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza: Neapolitan dough, tikka masala sauce, fresh mozzarella cheese, marinated chicken, red onion, parmesan, and cilantro (New)
Christmas Cider: Peanut butter whiskey, apple cider, hibiscus tea with edible glitter, lemon juice (New)
Santa’s Margarita: Tequila blanco, peach schnapps, margarita mix, cranberry juice, and black raspberry liquor (New)
Twisted Christmas Cider: Peanut butter whiskey, apple cider, hibiscus team, edible glitter, and lemon juice (New)
Kayla’s Cake
(Available Nov. 14 through Dec. 31)
Chocolate Spice Macaron Croissant: Flaky butter croissant filled with silky chocolate custard infused with holiday spices, finished with delicate macaron shell (New)
Candy Throughout Disneyland Resort
Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen, Pooh Corner, Trolley Treats, Bing Bong’s Sweet Stuff, and Disney Wonderful World of Sweets
(Available Nov. 14 through Jan. 1)
Candy Cane Bark: Peppermint-flavored dark chocolate decorated with white chocolate swirls and sprinkled with candy cane pieces (Only available at Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen, and Trolley Treats) (Only available Nov. 28 through Dec. 25)(New)
Gingerbread Mickey Mallow Pop: Mickey-shaped marshmallow dipped in milk and white chocolate, decorated with dark chocolate, red-colored white chocolate, and embellished with white chocolate and holiday sprinkles (New)
Holiday Wreath Cereal Treat: Mickey-shaped cereal treat dipped in milk chocolate, decorated with green-colored chocolate, and embellished with red and green mini M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies and holiday sprinkles (New)
Hot Chocolate Caramel Apple: Green apple dipped in caramel with two marshmallow ears, dipped in milk and white chocolate, decorated with graham cracker and hot chocolate powder mix with white chocolate drips, and embellished with holiday sprinkles and peppermint crush (Only available at Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen, Trolley Treats, Bing Bong’s Sweet Stuff, and Disney Wonderful World of Sweets)(New)
Penguin Cake Pop: Chocolate cake pop dipped in peppermint-flavored white chocolate, decorated with black-colored dark chocolate, an orange mini M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candy, and red-colored white chocolate (New)
Santa Mickey Cake Pop: Vanilla cake pop with dark chocolate ears and decorated with red-colored white chocolate, white chocolate, and white sanding sugar (Only available at Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen, Pooh Corner, Trolley Treats, and Disney Wonderful World of Sweets)(New)
Santa Mickey Caramel Apple: Green apple dipped in caramel with two marshmallow ears, dipped in milk chocolate, and decorated with red-colored white chocolate, white sanding sugar, and white M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies (New)
Santa Minnie Caramel Apple: Green apple dipped in caramel with two marshmallow ears, dipped in milk chocolate, and decorated with red-colored white chocolate, white sanding sugar, white M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies, and a white chocolate Santa hat with a bow (New)
Holiday Marshmallow Wand: Marshmallows dipped in caramel and milk chocolate, drizzled with green and red colored white chocolate
Peppermint Patties: Mixture of fondant sugar, powdered sugar, and peppermint flavoring, dipped in dark chocolate (Only available at Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen, Trolley Treats, and Disney Wonderful World of Sweets)
Santa Minnie Cake Pop: Chocolate cake pop with dark chocolate ears, dipped in milk chocolate, and embellished with a white chocolate Santa hat with a bow
Novelties Available Throughout Disneyland Resort
(Available while supplies last)
Holiday Acrylic Flute(Available starting Nov. 14) (Mobile order available at select locations)
Disneyland Park: Carnation Café
Disney Grand California Adventure Park: Hollywood Lounge and Select Outdoor Vending Locations
Holiday Baymax Straw Clip (Available starting Nov. 14) (Mobile order available at select locations; limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply) (New)
Disneyland Park: Alien Pizza Planet, Bayou Country Fruit Cart, Churros & Lemonade in Bayou Country, Churros near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Churros near Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, Churros near Haunted Mansion, Galactic Grill, Lemonade at small world Promenade, Little Red Wagon, Popcorn near Haunted Mansion, Pretzels near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Pretzels near Star Tours – The Adventures Continue, Ship to Shore Marketplace, and Troubadour Tavern
Disney California Adventure Park: Aunt Cass Café, Boudin Bread Cart, Cappuccino Cart, Chiller at Paradise Gardens Park, Churros near Goofy’s Sky School, Select Outdoor Vending Locations, and Señor Buzz Churros on Pixar Pier
Holiday Chip ‘n’ Dale Straw Clip (Available starting Nov. 14) (Mobile order available at select locations; limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply) (New)
Disneyland Park: Alien Pizza Planet, Bayou Country Fruit Cart, Café Daisy, Churros & Lemonade in Bayou Country, Churros near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Churros near Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, Churros near Haunted Mansion, Churros near Sleeping Beauty Castle, Galactic Grill, Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree, Lemonade at small world Promenade, Little Red Wagon, Popcorn near Haunted Mansion, Pretzels near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Pretzels near Star Tours – The Adventures Continue, Ship to Shore Marketplace, and Troubadour Tavern
Disney California Adventure Park: Chiller at Paradise Gardens Park, Churros at Hollywood Land, Churros near Goofy’s Sky School, Mortimers Market, Select Outdoor Vending Locations, and Señor Buzz Churros on Pixar Pier
Disneyland Hotel: Goofy’s Kitchen
Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa: Storytellers Cafe
Holiday Christmas Tree Truck Bucket (Available starting Nov. 14) (Mobile order available at select locations; limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply) (New)
Disneyland Park: Alien Pizza Planet, Galactic Grill Seasonal Novelty Release, Harbour Galley, Popcorn at small world Promenade, Popcorn near Star Trader, Popcorn near Central Plaza, Popcorn near Chip ‘n’ Dale’s GADGETcoaster, Popcorn near City Hall, Popcorn near Fantasyland Theatre, Popcorn near Haunted Mansion, Popcorn near Mark Twain Riverboat, Refreshment Corner, and Troubadour Tavern’s Seasonal Novelty Release
Disney California Adventure Park: Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta’s Seasonal Novelty Release, Fairfax Market, Hollywood Lounge Seasonal Novelty Release, Popcorn at Grizzly Peak Airfield, Popcorn at Pixar Pier, Popcorn near Carthay Circle Restaurant, and Select Outdoor Vending Locations
Disneyland Hotel: The Coffee House
Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa: Grand Californian Great Hall Cart
Holiday Popcorn Bucket (Available starting Nov. 14) (Mobile order available at select locations; limit 10 per person, per transaction; no discounts apply) (New)
Disneyland Park: Popcorn at small world Promenade, Popcorn near Star Trader, Popcorn near Central Plaza, Popcorn near Chip ‘n’ Dale’s GADGETcoaster, Popcorn near City Hall, Popcorn near Fantasyland Theatre, Popcorn near Haunted Mansion, and Popcorn near Mark Twain Riverboat
Disney California Adventure Park: Popcorn at Grizzly Peak Airfield, Popcorn at Pixar Pier, and Popcorn near Carthay Circle Restaurant
Holiday Stainless Steel Tumbler (Available starting Nov. 14) (Mobile order available at select locations; limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply) (New)
Disneyland Park: Alien Pizza Planet, Galactic Grill, Galactic Grill Seasonal Novelty Release, Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree, Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, Lemonade at small world Promenade, Plaza Inn, Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante, Red Rose Taverne, Refreshment Corner, Stage Door Café, The Golden Horseshoe, and Troubadour Tavern
Disney California Adventure Park: Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta, Chiller at Paradise Gardens Park, Corn Dog Castle, Paradise Garden Grill, Select Outdoor Vending Locations, Smokejumpers Grill, and Studio Catering Co.
Disneyland Hotel: The Coffee House
Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa: GCH Craftsman Grill
Holiday Striped Mickey Mouse-shaped Glow Cube (Available starting Nov. 14) (Mobile order available at select locations; limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply) (New)
Disneyland Park: Harbour Galley, Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree, Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, Little Red Wagon, Mint Julep Bar, Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante, Red Rose Taverne, Refreshment Corner, Stage Door Café, The Golden Horseshoe, and Troubadour Tavern
Disney California Adventure Park: Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta, Hollywood Lounge
Disneyland Hotel: Broken Spell Lounge
Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa: GCH Craftsman Grill
Holiday Travel Mug (Available starting Nov. 14) (Mobile order available at select locations; limit 10 per person, per transaction) (New)
Disneyland Park: Alien Pizza Planet, Café Daisy, Galactic Grill, Galactic Grill Seasonal Novelty Release, Harbour Galley, Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree, Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, Lemonade at small world Promenade, Mint Julep Bar, Plaza Inn, Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante, Red Rose Taverne, Refreshment Corner, Ship to Shore Marketplace, Stage Door Café, Royal Street Veranda, and Troubadour Tavern
Disney California Adventure Park: Award Wieners, Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta’s Seasonal Novelty Release, Chiller at Paradise Gardens Park, Corn Dog Castle, Paradise Garden Grill, and Smokejumpers Grill
Mickey and Minnie Gingerbread House Bucket (Available starting Nov. 14) (Mobile order available at select locations; limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply)
Disney California Adventure Park: Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta’s Seasonal Novelty Release, Fairfax Market, and Hollywood Lounge Seasonal Novelty Release
Disneyland Hotel: The Coffee House
Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa: GCH Craftsman Grill
Mickey Mouse Santa Sipper (Available starting Nov. 14) (Mobile order available at select locations; limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply) (New)
Disneyland Park: Alien Pizza Planet, Bayou Country Fruit Cart, Churros at small world Promenade, Churros near Casey Jr. Circus Train, Galactic Grill, Galactic Grill Seasonal Novelty Release, Harbour Galley, Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree, Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, Lemonade at small world Promenade, Little Red Wagon, Main Street Fruit Cart, Popcorn near Haunted Mansion, Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante, Refreshment Corner, Stage Door Café, The Golden Horseshoe, Tomorrowland Fruit Cart, and Troubadour Tavern
Disney California Adventure Park: Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta’s Seasonal Novelty Release, Chiller at Paradise Gardens Park, Corn Dog Castle, Fairfax Market, Hollywood Lounge Seasonal Novelty Release, Select Outdoor Vending Locations, and Smokejumpers Grill
Disneyland Hotel: The Coffee House
Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa: Grand Californian Great Hall Cart
Snowman Mickey Mouse Bottle Topper (Available starting Nov. 14) (Mobile order available at select locations; limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply) (New)
Disneyland Park: Bayou Country Fruit Cart, Churros & Lemonade at Bayou Country, Churros near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Churros near Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, Churros near Haunted Mansion, Churros near Sleeping Beauty Castle, Churros near Town Square, Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor, Good Boy! Grocers, Lemonade at small world Promenade, Popcorn near Haunted Mansion, Pretzels near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Pretzels near Star Tours – The Adventures Continue, Ship to Shore Marketplace, and Troubadour Tavern
Disney California Adventure Park: Churros near Goofy’s Sky School, Churros near Redwood Creek Challenge Trail, Select Outdoor Vending Locations, Señor Buzz Churros on Pixar Pier, and Willie’s Churros at Buena Vista Street
When it comes to food, there’s always something for the kids – and the kids at heart – at Disney Parks, especially during the holidays! Take a peek at a few delicious options from this Foodie Guide the whole family is sure to love.
Plaza Inn
Location: Main Street, U.S.A.
Apple Bundt Cake filled with caramelized apples, topped with cream cheese glaze and green mousse, and finished with chocolate ears and a red bow(New)
Refreshment Corner
Location: Main Street, U.S.A.
Philly Cheese Potato: Baked potato filled with Italian sausage, thinly sliced steak, bell peppers, pepperoncini, cheese sauce, and cherry pepper spread
River Belle Terrace
Location: Frontierland
Gingerbread Pancakes: Gingerbread sauce, spiced streusel, and vanilla chantilly cream, with choice of bacon or sausage (New)
Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream
Location: Buena Vista Street
Chocolate-Peppermint Sundae: Chocolate and peppermint ice cream in a waffle cup, topped with whipped cream and peppermint candy
Cozy Cone Motel 3 – Chili Cone Queso
Location: Cars Land
Jerry’s Junk Truck Cone: Chopped fried chicken, garlic mashed potatoes, corn, chicken gravy, and cheese, topped with green onions (New)
I’m already putting together my holiday wish list and can’t wait to try these festive foods! Be sure to keep an eye out for more delectable delights coming to Disney Parks.
