Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort continues to turn up the flavor and flair with another new hot spot on the way — Gordon Ramsay at The Carnaby — an all-new British-themed gastropub in the works from the creators of Earl of Sandwich and the highly decorated, world-famous Chef Gordon Ramsay.
The pub will bring the Brit pop energy of the swinging ‘60s London, whilst a selection of Gordon Ramsay’s iconic and delicious British classic dishes delivers culinary star power.
‘60s British Themed Gastropub to be Located Atop Earl of Sandwich
Gordon Ramsay at The Carnaby will be located atop the new Earl of Sandwich and is poised to be a great gathering spot for visitors and locals seeking an eclectic blend of British hospitality and elevated pub favorites.
Imagine stepping into a space inspired by London’s famed Carnaby Street during the height of the ‘60s cultural revolution: plush interiors, iconic British pop art and an irresistible soundtrack of “British Invasion” rock bands, all transporting patrons to a groovier, more glamorous time.
Soak in the sights from two stylish outdoor terraces, gather at the lively bar area, or tuck into signature booths, while savoring Gordon Ramsay’s renowned cuisine.
Classic British Dishes from Gordon Ramsay and Wide Selection of Beverages
The menu will pay homage to classic British fare, including Chef Ramsay’s legendary beef Wellington, crisp and tender fish and chips, and decadent sticky toffee pudding. To complement the flavorful cuisine, the restaurant will offer a wide-ranging list of wines and beers, as well as an imaginative selection of signature cocktails, each crafted to evoke the spirit of London’s most iconic pubs and lounges.
“All eyes were on London in the 1960s, a full on fantastic technicolour scene of people going out and having fun. We are bringing those cool vibes to Gordon Ramsay at The Carnaby,” Chef Ramsay said. “Stunning interiors, incredible food and great music, whether it’s date night or dinner with friends or family, The Carnaby is going to bring the very best of cool Britannia to Downtown Disney District.”
Entertainment Inspired by the ‘60s
Gordon Ramsay at The Carnaby will also come alive after dark with live music on select evenings. Keep the evening swinging with themed performances carrying the energy of the ‘60s, making it the perfect destination for both dinner and a night out.
Ahoy mateys! Let’s raise a toast to The Beak and Barrel, officially open to sailors of all ages starting August 29, 2025. This “Pirates of the Caribbean”-themed tavern at Magic Kingdom Park will unite swashbucklers and buccaneers alike from across the Seven Seas to enjoy seaworthy sips and snacks while being immersed in the pirate life!
To get ready for yer experience, I’m here to tell ye the tale of all the fantastical details to be found in this here tavern, giving you a ‘sneak beak’ into the space … if you will. So drop anchor and get ready for yer next adventure! Aaarr ye ready? I know I am!
The Mess
The first large and lively space ye’ll find is The Mess, so named as it was once a mess hall for Spanish soldiers before it was claimed and repurposed by a cunning crew of pirates. Be sure to look up as ye enter to see a ship’s bell. Rumor has it this bell was from Captain Redd’s first ship gifted to Merry at the tavern’s founding. Some say they’re close friends, or perhaps fierce rivals.
Ye’ll also see long tables perfect for pirates to gather ’round and tell tall tales. A hefty old anchor covered in candles makes for a fine chandelier. Ye will also see the detailed Mermaid Windows to ye side, salvaged from the wreckage of an infamous pirate ship, caked with barnacles and filled with mystery.
At the far end of the room, the dark corner known as The Brig still bears the bars and framework of its past life – though the door rests nearby, pried off its hinges long ago. Should ye find yourself seated here, best mind your manners … for some say the walls remember every rascal they’ve kept.
Cursed Bar
Brimming with an impressive collection of rare bottles and prized spoils kept behind lock and key, the massive skull-shaped bar – anchored to the side of The Mess – is the eye-catcher of the space and has heard many, many shanties sung in its shadow.
At its heart rests the Enchanted Rum Bottle, an ornate bottle of grog, which sits in a place of honor in its own special cove. Gifted by a powerful enchantress, the tavern’s barrels and the pirates’ cheer will never run dry as long as the bottle stays full. Let’s hope ye won’t be left asking, “Why is the rum gone?”
Perched atop the bar, Rummy welcomes patrons and keeps an eye on the crew, quick with a story, joke, or song as he wobbles out from his main roost in the hollow of the skull’s eye.
Captains’ Quarters
As ye step into the Captains’ Quarters, expect a taste of the finer life. Once the private residence of the Spanish Comandante, its walls were lined with grand artwork and rich drapery. Yet time – and the rowdy hands of pirates – have left their mark with slashing blades and hot embers.
In the center of The Captains’ Quarters, an elegant fireplace provides a warm glow, and atop the mantel rests miniature ships in glass bottles. Yet ye need to be on the lookout, as these here small vessels are known to come alive and engage in a fearsome bottle-bound battle for any who dare to watch.
Captains’ Booths
Along the wall, find four grand booths with intricately carved wooden panels. Each booth tells stories of the exploits of notorious pirates, whose legends still echo across the seas.
Tucked further in the space, venture into a private sitting room where pirates partake in their favorite games of skill and chance. Ye may spy the telltale signs of past matches … and perhaps a warning for any bandits thinkin’ of bending the rules.
Mapmaker’s Room
The Mapmaker’s Room is filled to the brim with rolled up maps, pieces of parchment, spilled ink and many treasured secrets that belonged to a (some may say) crazed pirate cartographer.
Now, pirates gather round the sprawling worktable in the center of the room, where the Mapmaker would have spread out his tools and set to work. On the adjacent wall is a large painted map of the known pirating world, with many pirating secrets to be discovered … will ye be the one to bring them to light?
Arrgh, now that’s not all! There is so much to discover, so much that no matter how many times ye visit The Beak and Barrel, yer experience will differ!
Are me fellow pirates hungry and curious to learn more about the grog and grub served up at The Beak and Barrel?
A favorite attractions at Disneyland isn’t a ride — it’s the food! With more than 70 restaurants and eateries in Disneyland park, you could easily build an itinerary dedicated to dining.
We put together a handy guide to the different types ofdining experiences at Disneyland park, including menu recommendations and money-saving tips. You’ll find there’s something for a variety of palates, time preferences and price points.
Carts and market stands are conveniently located throughout the park, making it easy to pick up a beverage or snack on the way to your next attraction or show. Snack carts are where you’ll find iconic Disneyland treats, such as churros, popcorn, turkey legs and Mickey Mouse-shaped pretzels. Market stands offer bottled sodas, whole fruit, pickles and more.
Quick-service restaurants offer delicious and budget-friendly bites, which can be ordered at a walk-up counter. Many locations also offer mobile ordering through the Disneyland app.* These eateries can satisfy all kinds of cravings, from barbecue and Southern-style to Mexican, Italian and more!
Some choices can be an especially great value because they are generous for one person or can be shared between two people.
You also have the flexibility to enjoy your meal in the restaurant’s seating area or take it away. On a recent visit to Disneyland park, I ordered a Burger Fantasyland faire fold from Red Rose Taverne, then enjoyed it on Main Street, U.S.A., while waiting for the “Paint the Night” parade to begin.
Table-service restaurants offer multi-course, sit-down meals and a leisurely break from exploring the park. Kick back, relax and enjoy your meal in a themed and casual atmosphere! Most restaurants have kids menus, so there are tasty choices portioned for little ones.
Advanced reservations are encouraged and can be booked on Disneyland.com or through the Disneyland app, with availability opening up to 60 days prior. Don’t have a reservation? On the day of your visit, you may be able to add your party to the walk-up list at select table-service restaurants using the Disneyland app (subject to availability).
Recommended table-service restaurants:
Monte Cristo and other dishes with French Quarter flair from Cafe Orleans
Down-home, Southern cooking with a side of riverfront views at River Belle Terrace
Comfort foods inspired by some of Walt Disney’s favorites dishes at Carnation Café
Character Dining at Disneyland
Character dining experiences can be an incredible value for families and character fans. As you dine, multiple Disney characters stop by your table for photos and autographs. Your tummy will be full of yummy food, and your heart will be full from greeting Disney pals!
Minnie & Friends – Breakfast in the Park at Plaza Innis a great way to start a day at Disneyland park! The buffet spread includes made-to-order omelets and Mickey waffles, biscuits and gravy, bacon and sausage, fresh-baked pastries and more.
Entertainment Dining Packages and Experiences
Select restaurants at Disneyland park offer dining packages, which come with a meal and reserved viewing for a parade or nighttime spectacular, such as “Paint the Night” and “Fantasmic!” A feast for the senses, these bundles are worth it for the unique menu offerings and prime entertainment viewing areas.
“Fantasmic!” dining packages are available at three restaurants, at a range of price points and mealtimes. Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante and Cafe Orleans offer standard dining packages for lunch or dinner, which include a voucher to enter a separate viewing area for the show that evening.
In addition to a standard package, River Belle Terrace has a premium offering, which features a three-course dinner you’d enjoy while watching the show right from your table.
Available now for a limited time, Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo Nighttime Gathering serves savory delectables, sweet treats and beverages before “Fire of the Rising Moons” fireworks display or “Shadows of Memory: A Skywalker Saga” illuminate the spires of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Inspired by flavors from across the galaxy, the menu options include cheeseburger croquettes, wonton citrus-ginger chicken salad taco, pastries, chocolate and more.
Insider Tips for Dining at Disneyland
Dining discounts: Magic Key annual pass holders and Disney Vacation Club members get special discounts on select food and beverages. To redeem your applicable discounts, make sure your Magic Key ID or Disney Vacation Club membership is linked to your MyDisney account.
Plan ahead with mobile ordering: Place your mobile food and beverage orders early in the day, so your meals can be prepared for you to pick up later on. This is especially helpful if you plan to dine during the typical lunch and dinner hours, when the order counters may be busier.
Complimentary bottle-filling stations: Another option for fresh water on-the-go, you can refill your personal water bottles at more than 10 bottle-filling stations across Disneyland park.
Hungry for more details? You can view the full list of restaurants and menus at Disneyland.com.
For nearly 43 years, a visit to Spaceship Earth has ushered us to the top of the 180-foot-tall geodesic sphere while thanking the ancient Phoenicians and dreaming up our futuristic lives in an Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow. Today, join Laura and Rain from the Disney Parks Blog team as we take you inside GEO-82, the new 21+ Spaceship Earth lounge that immerses us in the flavors, views, and legacy that shape present-day EPCOT.
Looking ahead to the Spaceship Earth facade from the GEO-82 lobby
Ascending Into the Future
As we arrived at GEO-82 (near the Spaceship Earth post-show exit), our bright park surroundings were transformed via a softly curving hallway of warm metallics and subdued lighting, setting the tone for an escape into the futuristic lounge.
Here, we took in the glittering staircase, reminiscent of the spiraling ascent riders take toward the starry top of Spaceship Earth. All-too eager for bites and sips, we opted for the nearby elevator and were soon stepping into the intimate lobby of GEO-82.
The gold and bronze hues throughout the lobby and lounge offered an innovative, yet warm interpretation of a futuristic aesthetic. Amid comfortable leather seating, vintage-style prints of Spaceship Earth, EPCOT fireworks and the Monorail lined the walls.
Get up close and personal with the legendary Spaceship Earth facade
We can’t over-emphasize the stroll to your table — here you’ll pass a life-sized Spaceship Earth facade, imitating the 11,324 Alucobond tiles that make up the sphere’s iconic exterior. At your feet, twinkling lights shine, reminding us of the glimmering points that dotted the ground of a Future World past.
Looking out to World Celebration Gardens and World Showcase from GEO-82
Inside GEO-82
Entering the GEO-82 lounge, we were treated to a sweeping view of World Celebration Gardens, with World Showcase in the distance. In the lounge, mid-century modern-style furniture, soft music, and continued warm metallic tones flowed through the space.
Guests will be able to make GEO-82 reservations for special seatings to watch the nighttime spectacular, “Luminous The Symphony of Us.” As the show unfolds in harmony with the color-changing lights throughout World Celebration Gardens and on Spaceship Earth, the inside of GEO-82 will also change. The full musical score will play, and the lounge lighting will dim during the show to create a fully immersive experience.
A Walk Through the Garden and the Peach Shrub Whisky Smash with a sweet surprise
Elevated Cocktails and Zero-Proof Cocktails
Make sure you ask the team at GEO-82 about the different cocktails and zero-proof cocktails. One of our favorite parts was hearing about the complexity behind each beverage. Every element of these futuristic concoctions was well thought out.
From the in-house created Lime Cordial syrup for the High Brow Batanga to the geodesic sphere-stamped ice cubes in the Brown Butter Old-Fashioned, no detail was left behind.
They even had a fun GEO-82 Cocktail Key that showed you how each beverage was going to be prepared.
We kept flipping back and forth from the menu to the key to discover the exact glassware, ice and preparation required for our selected beverages. Shaken? Stirred? Large ice cube or sphere? We loved deciphering how our beverage would look before we even ordered.
GEO-82 Cocktail Key provides additional details about the drink preparation
Plus, for American whiskey lovers who want to try a few options during their visit, the team also selected four unique bourbons for an exclusive Disney Select Bourbon Flight:
Uncle Nearest Single Barrel
Woodford Reserve Private Barrel
Blanton’s Gold Single Barrel
Stagg Private Barrel
Talk about perfect pairings! This drink and accompanying surprise are a symbol of the amazing collaboration happening at GEO-82
Peach Shrub Whisky Smash
Evan Rosenthal, Food and Beverage Concept Manager, was on-hand to recommend the Peach Shrub Whisky Smash to get a true taste of the collaborative spirit at GEO-82, “If there is a single drink that showcases the concept of this lounge, it is the peach shrub whisky smash.”
With Toki Suntory Whisky, Lustau Amontillado Sherry, peach and mint shrub, and bubbles, the Peach Shrub Whisky Smashwas a refreshing option to enjoy on a hot summer day while relaxing with a friend.
“Tastes like summertime in a glass! The peach and mint are a perfect combination.” – Laura
Evan went on to tell us how the Peach Shrub Whisky Smash was so essential to the harmony between the kitchen dishes and the cocktails served at the bar. “We had all these beautiful peaches and mint that we macerated overnight — the sugar brings out all those juices which we made the shrub from.”
The sherry and peach preserves were soon in the hands of Chef Robby Sayles, Chef de Cuisine – Concept Development at Walt Disney World. Inspired by the drink, Robby whipped up a very special sweet surprise to accompany each Peach Shrub Whisky Smash order.
Taking Zero-Proof Cocktails to the Next Level
The GEO-82 menu offers two zero-proof drinks with very different flavor profiles. To ramp up your park day energy, the Manhattan in the Morning delivers a coffee kick balanced with smooth tart cherry and walnut bitters. Meanwhile, A Walk Through the Garden is the perfect afternoon sip; a bright and refreshing glass of bubbly citrus with a decorative spray of fennel and lemon slice.
A Walk Through the Garden
The sun was high on our EPCOT afternoon, so we tried A Walk Through the Garden for a lush cool down. It has Seedlip Garden 108 Non-Alcoholic Spirit, basil, fennel, lemon, Hella Cocktail Co. Orange Bitters, The Bitter Truth Celery Bitters, and sparkling bubbles.
“This might just be my new go-to summer drink. Refreshing and not too sweet, it’s a spritzer with a lot of depth, offering a new exploration of flavors with each sip!” – Rain
GEO-82, like Spaceship Earth, presents the possibilities for the future. Along with the exclusive cocktails and zero-proof cocktails we tried today, the drink menu will feature wines unique to GEO-82 and highlight family-owned, smaller production wineries.
Chef’s Selection of Artisanal Cheeses, Cured Meats, and Accompaniments
A Chef’s Selection of Delectable Bites
For foodies like us, a visit to EPCOT usually means tapping into the freshest seasonal selections, whether you are tasting your way through one of the EPCOT festivals or sitting here at the GEO-82 bar.
True to form, the charcuterie board at GEO-82 will feature a chef’s selection of artisanal cheeses, cured meats and accompaniments.
On our visit, we enjoyed Calabrese Salami, Jamon Iberico, Wagyu Bresaola, Tete De Moine, Truffle Tremor Goat Cheese, Point Reyes Blue Cheese, Cranberry Loaf, Euro Bake Baguette, Pecan-Green Olive Brittle, Peach Chutney, B&B Pickles, and Honeycomb.
Now, the pickles. Let’s talk about them because they come from The Land and the recipe is inspired by Chef Robby Sayles’ grandmother. She must have pixie dust at home because her recipe was magical and the perfect addition to the board.
“It was my first time trying some of the cheese and meat selections on the board, so this was a fun way to explore a sampling of flavors to pinpoint a few new favorites to pair with our drinks. Another careful collaboration between the kitchen and bar, the peach preserves from the Peach Shrub Whisky Smash showed up again on our plate as a delightful chutney.” – Rain
“The truffle goat cheese was incredible! I still have dreams about that cheese and all the items that accompanied it. Can’t wait to order the board again! ” – Laura
Evan said of the collaboration between the beverage and chef teams at GEO-82, “The chef and culinary team know that they’re not just responsible for the food, and they don’t think of it that way … They make sure that the flavors are right each time. They’ve seen how the team at the bar uses the ingredients, and they are proud of it.”
Laura and Rain enjoy sips and bites at the GEO-82 bar
Make Your Reservation for GEO-82
To come visit GEO-82 you need to make a reservation. Check the reservation calendar to plan your visit. If you need help getting a date that is full use MouseDining.com to send you alerts when a table opens up.
We hope you’re ready for some exciting news because here’s a first look at the menu for the brand-new GEO-82 lounge coming to EPCOT on June 4, with reservations opening on May 6. This adult-exclusive, sophisticated spot nestled within Spaceship Earth will feature a unique beverage program to enjoy as you delight your taste buds with a selection of small bites that are as beautiful as they are delicious.
Whether you’re looking for an afternoon sip and snack or the perfect end to your EPCOT evening, you’ll want to take in the beautiful views of the World Celebration Gardens as well as the lounge, which takes inspiration from the iconic architecture of Spaceship Earth itself.
Some of the new sips to discover include the Brown Butter Old Fashioned, which will offer up a twist on a classic with brown butter-infused bourbon, and the Clarified New York Sour, which features culinary techniques that make a visually stunning cocktail.
The small bites are also not to be missed while you enjoy your beverages, as these have been expertly crafted by the culinary team. These dishes feature flavors inspired by dishes from around the globe, including the decadent Jumbo Lump Crab Gâteau and the Truffled Ahi Tuna with aromatic umami flavors.
For a perfect conclusion to your day, reserve the GEO-82 Fireworks Experience as part of the Enchanting Extras Collection for new views of Luminous The Symphony of Us from tables along the lounge’s windows. This premium experience includes a tasting tower of savory light bites, sweet selections, Champagne poured tableside, and event-exclusive cocktails. It’s time we get to the menus, don’t you? Here is a first look at GEO-82.
GEO-82 Drink Menu
Featured Cocktails
Caramelized Leek Martini: Fords Gin, Dolin Dry Vermouth de Chambéry, caramelized leek, and pickled onion
Brown Butter Old Fashioned: Woodford Reserve Double Oaked Kentucky Straight Bourbon, brown butter, maple, and Hella Cocktail Co. Mexican Chocolate Bitters
Strawberry and Coconut ‘Right Hand’: Campari Liqueur, Coconut Cartel Añejo Rum, Carpano Antica Formula Sweet Vermouth, strawberry and coconut
Clarified New York Sour: Old Forester 1920 Prohibition Style Bourbon, Lustau Amontillado Sherry, yuzu, lemon, and Red Wine Float
High Brow Batanga: Tapatio Reposado Tequila, Ramazzotti Amaro, kola nut, lime cordial, salt, and bubbles
Strawberry-Black Pepper Sour: Campari Liqueur, Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur, strawberry, lemon, and black pepper
Electron: Siete Misterios Doba-Yej Mezcal, carrot, cinnamon, lime, Hella Cocktail Co. Orange Bitters, and pink peppercorn
Peach Shrub Whisky Smash: Toki Suntory Whisky, Lustau Amontillado Sherry, peach and mint shrub, and bubbles
Banana Brûlée Highball: Toki Suntory Whisky, Lustau ‘Don Nuño’ Oloroso Sherry, banana, coffee, cacao, and bubbles
Exclusive Disney Select Bourbon Flight: These bourbons have been hand-selected for GEO-82 and are exclusive to Disney.
Uncle Nearest Single Barrel Premium Whiskey
Woodford Reserve Single Barrel
Blanton’s Gold Single Barrel
Stagg Private Barrel
Zero-Proof Cocktails
A Walk Through the Garden: Seedlip Garden 108 Non-Alcoholic Spirit, basil, fennel, lemon, Hella Cocktail Co. Orange Bitters, The Bitter Truth Celery Bitters, and bubbles
Manhattan in the Morning: Seedlip Spice 94 Non-Alcoholic Spirit, Joffrey’s Coffee Cold Brew, Maple, Verjus Blanc, tart cherry, and Fee Brothers Black Walnut Bitters
Truffled Ahi Tuna: Japanese whisky barrel-aged soy-truffle ponzu, citrus, scallion, tobiko, and black sesame seeds
GEO-82 Souvenir Glasses
A memento of this luxurious experience, beautiful glasses inspired by the location will be available for purchase through mobile order for guests with reservations at GEO-82.
GEO-82 to opens this June at EPCOT. Are you excited to try it after seeing the drinks and bites to come?
Savi’s Workshop – Handbuilt Lightsabers will soon debut a brand-new hilt theme called “Reclaimed and Reforged” at Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort
This new, limited-time offering will be available on Planet Batuu starting May 4, 2025, while supplies last
Guests will be able to build their own lightsabers from scraps that have been scavenged by different pirates throughout the galaxy and made their way to Batuu
As just discussed at the Walt Disney Imagineering panel at Star Wars Celebration Japan, guests will soon be able to chart a new path inside Savi’s Workshop – Handbuilt Lightsabers at Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort for a limited time beginning May 4, 2025!
Reclaim and Reforge New Savi’s Workshop Lightsabers
The remains of ancient battles, crashed ships and other abandoned pieces of scrap can be found all over the galaxy. To most people it may look like junk, but to the resourceful Jedi, it may just be the key to constructing a new lightsaber.
In the new hilt theme titled “Reclaimed and Reforged,” guests will be able to build their own lightsabers from scraps that have been scavenged from the distant reaches of the galaxy’s outer rim and have made their way to Batuu. When brought together, they form something entirely new — yet forever bound to the mysteries of the past.
Each guest’s story begins the moment they meet one of Savi’s Gatherers outside his workshop, where they will choose one available hilt theme for their experience. While “Reclaimed and Reforged” is only available for a limited time, guests can still choose from four other themes year-round inside Savi’s Workshop:
Peace and Justice
Power and Control
Elemental Nature
Protection and Defense
Next, guests will enter the workshop and begin to assemble their hilt, where parts will be provided based on their theme and identifiable cloisonné pin. Above, guests can see a few parts available from “Reclaimed and Reforged”, where each box of parts includes:
1 hilt
4 sleeves (pick 2)
2 emitters (pick 1)
2 pommel caps (pick 1)
2 sets of activation plates and switches (pick 1 set)
Once the hilt is completed and any unused parts are returned to Savi’s inventory, it will finally be time to connect the hilt to a lightsaber blade!
Whether the chosen kyber crystal makes your blade ignite red, blue, green or violet is up to you – will you follow the ways of the Jedi, or harness the dark side of the Force like the Sith?
Ready to transform these scattered and reclaimed parts into elegant tools that symbolize the balance of the Force? Purchase is required and advanced reservations are highly encouraged for this experience at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland, and the experience area is limited to the builder and two guests, where at least one person in the party must be age 14 or older.
Explore Batuu and Show Off in Even More Star Wars Spirit
In the panel, Imagineers also discussed how interactive experiences expand beyond attractions inside Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, such as in the land’s merchandise and food and beverage. Check out this life-size MSE droid that guests can remote control, or even the classic refreshment orbs with Aurebesh writing that can be purchased throughout the land on both coasts.
Every creative decision is made with care in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge to ensure an immersive experience for all guests, whether guests are constructing their very own droid inside Droid Depot or shopping for a rotating collection of mysterious galactic artifacts inside Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities.
Plus, our panel moderator, Ashley Eckstein (the voice of Ahsoka Tano in Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels), has brought some of her influence from the Star Wars galaxy to Disney Experiences! Items from Her Universe, the groundbreaking fangirl fashion company featuring dresses, tees, jackets and more, are now available at Disneyland Resort and coming soon to Walt Disney World Resort and Disney Store.
Fly the New “Mandalorian” Adventure on the Millennium Falcon Next May
Starting May 22, 2026, at Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort, a new and interactive adventure is also coming to Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run that will allow guests to control the iconic ship like never before.
For the first time ever, the crew will be in control of their own story alongside Din Djarin and Grogu, leading to potential adventures on Bespin, the wreckage of the second Death Star around Endor or the just-announced bustling city-planet, Coruscant.
Disney California Adventure park at Disneyland Resort presents lively, limited-time festivals at various times throughout the year, featuring upbeat live entertainment, merchandise and – of course – many selections of specialty food and beverages!
For each festival, the talented Disneyland Resort culinary team develops tasting-sized bites, nonalcoholic beverages and more inspired by the seasons or celebration. With a range of dining options to choose from, tasting your way through a festival is often an attraction on its own.
If you’re planning to try multiple items during a festival at Disney California Adventure, purchasing a Sip and Savor Pass*could offer greater value and convenience on the foodie fun.
What Is a Sip and Savor Pass?
Available for a separate fee, a Sip and Savor Pass is a scannable credential that includes a specified number of digital coupons, which can be redeemed for a select food item or nonalcoholic beverage at festival marketplaces or participating dining locations at Disney California Adventure park during the designated festival.
The pass enables you to purchase select menu items at a flat rate, rather than purchasing them at their listed prices.
Which Festivals Offer the Sip and Savor Pass?
A Sip and Savor Pass purchased at a festival is valid only during that festival for that year.
Lunar New Year (typically in January and February): Celebrating Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean traditions through food and entertainment, Lunar New Year features Asian-inspired delights with a Disney twist, such as noodles, bao buns and more.
Disney California Adventure Food and Wine Festival(typically in March and April): This festival honors the diverse and delicious California food scene with dozens of tasty bites and sips. The beverage menu includes craft beer, curated wines and nonalcoholic creations.
Disney Festival of Holidays (typically in November, December and early January): A diverse season of various holiday celebrations are honored with multicultural performances and festive food and beverages.
Where to Purchase a Sip and Savor Pass
On the day of your Disney California Adventure visit, Sip and Savor Passes can be purchased at various locations around Disney California Adventure park, which may include:
The latest available pricing information can be found on Disneyland.com. A Sip and Savor Pass cannot be purchased in advance, online or on the Disneyland app.
How to Use a Sip and Savor Pass
There are many marketplaces and participating dining locations peppered around the park, each serving a unique selection of food and beverages.
The menu and selection of Sip and Savor Pass-eligible items rotates by festival and by year. Examples of featured items have included:
Quesabirria egg roll from the 2025 Lunar New Year celebration
Lemon pepper wings available during the 2025 Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival
Musubi fried rice available during the 2025 Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival
Pork belly adobo from the 2024 Disney Festival of Holidays
To see which locations accept the Sip and Savor Pass and the latest list of which menu items are eligible to be redeemed with one, you can check the Disney Eats Foodie Guide to the festival on the Disney Parks Blog, visit Disneyland.com or search “Sip and Savor Pass” on the Disneyland app.**
Sip and Savor offerings at participating dining locations are tasting-size portions only, not full entrées.
Redeeming your digital coupons on your Sip and Savor Pass is easy! When ordering, let a cast member at the location scan your Sip and Savor Pass. Then, enter the four-digit code shown on your pass at checkout. The cast member will also be able to tell you how many coupons you have left.
Benefits and Value of a Sip and Savor Pass
Shareable: If you plan to indulge in the gastronomic goodness with a group, a Sip and Savor Pass can be shared between friends and family for a hassle-free tasting experience.
Valid for the entirety of the festival of that year: A Sip and Savor Pass can be used over multiple visits to the festival it was purchased during – a helpful benefit for those on multi-day vacations, Magic Key holders or locals who plan to come back another day. A Sip and Savor Pass expires at the end of the specified festival of that year.
Save time with convenient ordering: Sip and Savor Passes come attached to a lanyard you can wear, making them easily accessible throughout your epicurean adventure. You’ll save time by not having to worry about sifting through your bag or wallet when ordering!
Ordering ahead saves even more time by allowing you to wait in one line to order from select marketplaces.*** You can purchase available marketplace food and beverage items at any one marketplace. Then, pick up your order from the respective marketplace locations by presenting your receipt at each location’s pick-up window. An order-ahead purchase must be picked up on the same day of the purchase. On the day of your visit, you can ask a cast member for more details.
For example, if you’re craving two items from one marketplace and two from another, you can order all four items at one marketplace and collect them at each marketplace’s respective pick-up window.
Save money when sampling multiple items: The listed prices for festival food and beverages can vary by item. You can maximize the value from your Sip and Savor Pass by using your digital coupons to redeem eligible, higher-priced items.
Magic Key holders can also save on the purchase of select Sip and Savor Pass options with a special discount and lanyard.
To enter a park, both a theme park reservation and a valid ticket for the same park on the same date is required. Park reservations are limited, subject to availability, and not guaranteed. Parks, attractions, entertainment, experiences, services, and offerings may be modified, limited in availability or unavailable, and are subject to restrictions, and change or cancellation without notice. Park admission and offerings are not guaranteed. Visit Disneyland.com/updates for more information about visiting the Disneyland® Resort.
*An event Sip and Savor Pass will expire on the stated date and will not be valid at any other event or at any other time. Passes are nonrefundable, subject to restrictions and exclusions, and not valid for Theme Park admission. Certain offerings may be tasting-size portions only, not full entrée sizes. Both valid theme park admission and park reservation required for park entry.
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.
We’re excited to share great places for you to explore on your next visit, so be sure to bookmark this page and return back for the latest and greatest on Downtown Disney!
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.
Sip & Sonder serves lattes, fresh treats, frozen drinks and delicious small bites.
Seoul Sister serves a Korean-forward menu based on bibimbap (Korean rice bowls) with a California twist.
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.
Earl of Sandwich Tavernis a table service concept by Earl of Sandwich, temporarily located on the east side of the district, serving an extended menu of salads, burgers, pasta, pizza and of course, sandwiches!
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 temporary locations near the esplanade and a pop-up pod near Star Wars Trading Post. Both serve 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!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. The current theme revolves around all things cute and adorable!
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 to Downtown Disney in the future!
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 The Carnaby Tavern, an all-new table-service gastropub upstairs designed as an homage to the ‘60s “British Invasion” pop and rock bands from the U.K.
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.
Porto’s Bakery and Café is an iconic Southern California destination known for its sweet pastries as well as California-Cuban-inspired dishes. This new location will be the first Porto’s with sit-down table service and a full bar.
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.
As many of you know, there’s always something to celebrate in the neighborhoods of EPCOT, from nature and discovery to culture and cuisine. And while the park has so much to offer every day, here are a few things you won’t want to miss at this year’s festival.
Global Marketplaces
Of course, it wouldn’t be the EPCOT Food & Wine Festival without the FOOD! Foodie fans can look forward to so many mouthwatering returning favorites.
Once again you can indulge in Belgian Waffles with Berry Compote and Whipped Cream or Warm Chocolate Ganache at the Belgium Global Marketplace.
In Germany, say “guten tag” to Apple Strudel with Vanilla Sauce, while just over the mountain, The Alps will feature Dark Chocolate Fondue with Berries, Pound Cake, and Meringues.
Looking for tropical flavors that will whisk you away to paradise? Passionfruit Cheesecake with Toasted Macadamia Nuts will breeze back in the Hawai’i Marketplace!
Say Roquefort! (Or Gruyere or Gouda if you prefer.) That’s right – Emile’s Fromage Montage also returns in 2024. This fun food stroll encourages guests to sample a variety of delicious cheeses served in inventive ways. Purchase any five cheese dishes from the official Global Marketplaces list in your Festival Passport and make sure to collect a stamp for each dish purchased. Once you’ve collected all five stamps, bring the passport to the specified location for a specialty unique item to enjoy!
That’s just an amuse bouche to excite you for all the delectable flavors that are to come. Stay tuned to Disney Parks Blog and the Foodie Guide for all the details as we share them!
Crave-able Merch
You might notice in the photo above that we’re giving you a sneak peek at some of what you can look forward to during this year’s festival.
Take home a taste of the fun with magnificent merchandise that keeps the magic alive between visits, featuring beloved friends, like Remy from “Ratatouille” and Mickey Mouse.
And here’s a fun reveal: Everyone’s favorite purple dragon, Figment, will also be cooking up some fun this fall just in time for the festival. Want to see more? Here are a few more things we have up our chef coat sleeve, including fun drinkware from CORKCICLE.
CommuniCore Hall
As we told you in a recent story, CommuniCore Hall will open on June 10 in the heart of World Celebration.
And, once the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival begins, the new space will add exciting fresh elements to the festival. Stay tuned for more!
Eat to the Beat Concert Series, Scavenger Hunts and More
As evening falls, chart-topping musical acts and Orlando’s top talent will take to the stage as part of the Eat to the Beat Concert Series presented by Florida Blue. Performances will take place nightly in the America Gardens Theatre. Eat to the Beat Dining Packages will also return, ensuring you get a seat for your favorite acts. We’ll have more details soon.
On the scavenger hunt front, guests can purchase a map (while supplies last) for Remy’s Ratatouille Hide & Squeak and search to find their favorite little chef hidden throughout World Showcase.
May the Force be with you! May the 4th is just around the corner and to celebrate this momentous occasion, we’re sharing all the out-of-this-world bites coming to Disney Parks worldwide.
From Walt Disney World Resort to Disneyland Resort, and even Disneyland Paris, the culinary teams have created dishes that are blasted with flavors that will leave you charged up for your own mission. From returning favorites, like the iconic Lightsaber Churro at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, to brand-new delights like the Chewbacca Doughnut at Disneyland Paris or The Grinning Loth-cat Souvenir Mug at Disneyland Resort, this year’s festivities are shaping up to be quite the tasty occasion worldwide.
If you’re looking for even more galactic goodies from Disneyland Resort, check out the Season of the Force Foodie Guide for items that are currently available through June 2. Those attending the Disneyland After Dark: Star Wars Nite can enjoy even more themed bites, available only during the separately ticketed, after-hours events.
Well, our transmission has fully loaded and it’s time to get to this year’s Foodie Guide to May the 4th. Enjoy!
Walt Disney World Resort
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
ABC Commissary, Backlot Express, PizzeRizzo, and Rosie’s All-American Café (Available May 4 through 31; mobile order available)
Jettison Juice: Minute Maid Lemonade and watermelon served with a glow cube (Non-alcoholic Beverage)
Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo (Available May 4 through 31; mobile order available)
Mossberry Biscuit: Biscuit topped with ube and matcha icing, ube micro sponge cake, sprinkles, and dehydrated blueberries (New)
Dockside Diner (Currently available through May 31; mobile order available)
Princess of Alderaan Shake: Salted caramel shake topped with whipped cream, edible glitter, and mini cinnamon rolls
Milk Stand (Available May 4 through 31; mobile order available)
Polystarch Puffbread: Croissants topped with blue and green milk craquelin served with yuzu-passion fruit-coconut dipping sauce (New)
Rosie’s All-American Cafe (Available May 4 through 31; mobile order available)
Mustafarian Puff: Red cream puff with cookies ‘n cream custard filling topped with chocolate cream cookie crumbs
Oasis Canteen, Sunshine Day Bar, Tune-In Lounge, and The Hollywood Brown Derby Lounge (Available May 4 through 31)
Cosmic Rum Punch: Parrot Bay Coconut Rum, Bacardí Superior Rum, pineapple juice, Minute Maid Lemonade, grenadine, and a glow cube
Anaheim Produce, Grand Avenue, Market, and Churro Cart (Available May 4 and 5 at Anaheim Produce, Grand Avenue, and Market, and May 4 through 31 at Churro Cart)
Lightsaber Churro with chocolate sauce
Disney Springs
Amorette’s Patisserie (Available May 1 through 6; mobile order available)
Stormtrooper Petit Cake: Layers of chocolate chiffon, vanilla bean mousse, dark chocolate ganache, and cherries (New)
The Ganachery (Available May 1 through 31)
Death Star Ganache Square: Ruby chocolate with 65% dark chocolate (New)
Rebellion Ganache Square: White chocolate blended with dragon fruit enrobed in dark 65% chocolate (New)
COMING SOON! to Walt Disney World Resort
Salvaged Stormtrooper Helmet Bucket (New) Limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply)
Disneyland Resort
Disneyland Park
Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo (Available May 4 through August 22; mobile order available)
Shaaken Beef with Tatooine Bounty with peppers, onions, and crispy kale (New)
Kat Saka’s Kettle (Available May 4 through August 22)
Kinyenian Topato Pie: Curry-spiced potatoes, mixed vegetables, and mint chutney (New)
Oga’s Cantina (Available starting May 4)
Guava Coconut Milk with Basil Crystals: Guava juice, coconut milk, lime juice, and pure cane syrup topped with basil crystals (New)
Ronto Roasters (Available May 4 through August 22; mobile order available)
Destran Ice Cap: Sprite and kiwi syrup with sweet cream cheese (Non-alcoholic Beverage) (New)
Beverage Carts Throughout Star Wars:Galaxy’s Edge (Available May 4 through August 22)
Galma Garlic Puffs: Green curry-flavored garlic puffs (New)
Novelties Throughout Disneyland Resort
The Grinning Loth-cat Souvenir Mug: Includes Guava Coconut Milk with Basil Crystals (New)
Disneyland park: Oga’s Cantina
Sap Tap Cup: Includes fountain beverage at time of purchase (New)(Limit 10 per person, per transaction; no discounts apply; available starting May 4). Available at the following locations:
Disneyland park: Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo, Galactic Grill, Ronto Roasters
Salvaged Stormtrooper Helmet Bucket (New) (Limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply;available starting May 4). Available at the following locations:
Disneyland park: Galactic Grill, Kat Saka’s Kettle, beverage carts in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, Popcorn near Star Trader
Acid Spitter Orb Sipper: Includes fountain beverage at time of purchase(Limit 10 per person, per transaction). Available at the following locations:
Disneyland park: Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo, Oga’s Cantina, Ronto Roasters
Droid Parts Premium Vessel (Limit 10 per person, per transaction; no discounts apply; available starting May 4). Available at the following locations:
Disneyland park: Beverage Carts in Star Wars:Galaxy’s Edge
Chewbacca Doughnut (New) (Available starting May 4)
Darth Vader Waffle with sugar or chocolate-hazelnut topping (Currently available)
Stormtrooper Waffle with sugar or chocolate-hazelnut topping (Currently available)
Boba Fett Shortbread: Chocolate-hazelnut and pistachio flavor (Currently available)
Both me and my stomach cannot wait to celebrate May the 4th this year! There’s truly no limit to the foodie adventures to be had at Disney Parks across the world.
