2025 EPCOT Food and Wine Festival Dates and Appe-teasers

Special Events By July 7, 2025 Tags: , , No Comments
Festival Dates and a Few Details to Nibble On
  • The EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival will run for 90 days in 2025
  • Favorite Activities like Emile’s Fromage Montage are returning this year
  • Foodies can expect more than 35 global marketplaces at EPCOT Food & Wine

We’re always planning our next meal here at Walt Disney World, so of course we’re already looking ahead to the 2025 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival.

Before the main course is served, we invite you to sample this delectable appetizer. It’s time to mark your calendar with this year’s festival dates, learn about returning festival activities, and get a sneak peek at a few menu items to whet your appetite.

2025 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival Dates

The EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival started as a 30-day global celebration of flavors and culture around World Showcase. Since its inception, this festival has evolved into one of the most highly anticipated events each year at Walt Disney World, spanning across the entire park and delighting guests throughout the summer and fall months.

We are so excited to once again delight with the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival dates running from August 28 to November 22, 2025.

2025 EPCOT Food and Wine Festival Belgium Booth

2025 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival Marketplaces

Each year, the Global Marketplaces at EPCOT Food & Wine Festival feature diverse cuisines from around the world. These adventurous menus will again include kid-friendly and plant-based options.

For the 2025 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festivalwe are celebrating with over 35 Global Marketplaces located all over the park. Stay tuned for our full Disney Eats Foodie Guide that will list every single item on the 2025 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival menus.

2025 EPCOT Food and Wine Boursin Fig Balsamic Cheesecake
Milled & Mulled: Fall Fruit Cheesecake featuring Boursin® Fig & Balsamic Cheese with Pomegranates and Candied Pecans

Nibble on Emile’s Fromage Montage

If you’re a fan of cheese (and who isn’t?), Emile’s Fromage Montage is the perfect way to indulge in your dairy cravings during the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival.

Sample a selection of mouthwatering cheese dishes from various Festival Marketplaces scattered around the park. Collect the cheesy stamps in your festival passport to collect a complimentary dairy-licious treat. And if a day of cheese makes your heart melt like mozzarella, here is a sneak peek at your oh-so-gouda mission:

  • Milled & Mulled: Fall Fruit Cheesecake featuring Boursin® Fig & Balsamic Cheese with Pomegranates and Candied Pecans
  • Brazil: Pão de Queijo: Brazilian Cheese Bread
  • Greece: Griddled Cheese with Pistachios and Honey

Check back for the Disney Eats Foodie Guide for more cheesy details.

2025 EPCOT Food and Wine Festival Remy Hunt

Play Remy’s Hide & Squeak Scavenger Hunt

The tiny rat with a big appetite is back and serving up another round of worldwide adventure. Inspired by Disney Pixar’s Ratatouille, Remy’s Hide and Squeak hunt invites you to join Remy as he “hides” throughout World Showcase.

This scavenger hunt is perfect for littles who are learning about different foods, and the challenge of finding Remy and scoring the hunt prize remains a festival must-do for adults.

A map and stickers will be available for purchase at the park to keep track of your discoveries. As you explore the park, you’ll search for Remy in different World Showcase pavilions, where he has collected specific ingredients. Once you’ve found all of Remy’s hiding spots and completed the scavenger hunt, a special prize awaits.

EPCOT Eat to the Beat Concert Series

See the Eat to the Beat Concert Series

At the America Gardens Theatre in the American Adventure Pavilion, live music and delectable cuisine come together to create an unforgettable experience. The Eat to the Beat Concert Series presented by Florida Blue is known to include some returning fan favorites as well as new local sounds.

The Disney Live Entertainment team always serves up a buffet of internationally recognized artists and local bands bringing their sweet sounds to the concert series.

Drum roll please, for this year’s line up!

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2025 EPCOT Eat to the Beat Concert Schedule
  • Aug. 29–30 – Joey Fatone & Friends
  • Aug. 31–Sept. 1 – MercyMe
  • Sept. 5–6 – KT Tunstall (NEW)
  • Sept. 7–8 – TobyMac
  • Sept. 12–14 – STARSHIP featuring Mickey Thomas
  • Sept. 15 – Bacilos
  • Sept. 19–20 – Shelia E.
  • Sept. 21–22 – Ben Rector (NEW)
  • Sept. 26–27 – Tiffany
  • Sept. 28–29 – Jesse & Joy
  • Oct. 3–4 – Baha Men
  • Oct. 5–6 – TBD
  • Oct. 10–11 – The Wanted 2.0 (NEW)
  • Oct. 12–13 – The Fray
  • Oct. 17–20 – Hanson
  • Oct. 24–25 – Hoobastank
  • Oct. 26–27 – Smash Mouth
  • Oct. 31–Nov. 1 – Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
  • Nov. 2–3 – Boyz II Men
  • Nov. 7–8 – David Archuleta
  • Nov. 9–10 – Jordin Sparks (NEW)
  • Nov. 14–15 – Bowling For Soup (NEW)
  • Nov. 16–17 – The Beach Boys (NEW)

This series showcases a diverse lineup of artists spanning various genres and eras, with something for everyone to enjoy. The concerts typically take place a few times daily, providing ample opportunities for guests to catch their favorite acts.

Admission to see your favorite act is included with EPCOT park entry, and seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. For those seeking guaranteed seating, dining packages are offered, allowing guests to enjoy a meal at select EPCOT restaurants before the show.

2025 EPCOT Eat to the Beat Dining Package

Festival Concert Series Dining Package

The Festival Concert Series Dining Package combines a meal at one of EPCOT’s participating table-service restaurants with guaranteed seating at a concert in the America Gardens Theatre later that evening. Make your reservations starting July 16 through the My Disney Experience app or the official Walt Disney World website.

What’s Included:

When you purchase the Festival Concert Series Dining Package, you can enjoy the following:

  • Choose from breakfast, lunch or dinner
  • Entrée, and Dessert or a buffet
  • Non-Alcoholic Beverage or an Alcoholic Beverage (for guests aged 21 and older)

Note: The specific offerings may vary by restaurant. For example, at Spice Road Table, the meal includes two small plates, a shared tagine, a shared dessert platter, and a beverage. Prices for the dining package vary by restaurant and mealtime.

Concert Seating

After your meal, you’ll receive a reserved seating badge for one of the Festival Concert Series performances that same day. The reserved seating is in the second section in the middle of the America Gardens Theatre. While seating is guaranteed, it’s on a first-come, first-served basis within that section, so arriving early is recommended for the best view.

EPCOT Living with the Land Disney World

Living with the Land Food & Wine Displays

Foodie lovers already know that the Living with the Land boat ride features an inside look at innovative agricultural techniques and learn about sustainable food practices.

And for the EPCOT Food & Wine Festival each year, seasonal themed displays showcase ingredients along the journey and offer a deeper understanding of EPCOT’s focus on global cuisine and sustainability.​

See You Soon at EPCOT Food & Wine 2025

Now that you’ve had your appetizer, we hope to leave you craving more as we get closer to the main event. Whether you’re a foodie, music lover, or family looking for fun, the festival provides an enriching experience for all guests.

With a variety of ticket, dining, and hotel options, plus special offers on tickets, rooms and vacation packages. Walt Disney World makes it easy for families to save on unforgettable vacations. To add extra magic your day at the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival, consider booking a Walt Disney World Resort vacation package.

Your stay includes admission to a Disney Water Park on arrival day, exclusive early park access each morning to jumpstart the fun, and access to over 25 uniquely themed resorts with perks like onsite transportation and resort activities. There’s simply no better way to be part of the magic from sunrise to starlight.

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Where to Eat at Disney California Adventure Park

Cooking Up the Magic at Home, Foodie Guide, General, Special Events, Videos By July 2, 2025 No Comments

Just like the Golden State itself, Disney California Adventure park has a melting pot of different foods and drinks to discover. It is home to more than 50 restaurants, eateries and dining experiences!

To help you decide where to dine during your visit, here is a guide to the types of food and beverage options at Disney California Adventure — with a side of expert tips. From on-the-go bites to upscale dining and everything in between, something is sure to satisfy your taste and budget.

For more snack and restaurant recommendations to chew on, check out our guide to dining options at Disneyland park.

On-the-Go Snack Carts and Market Stands

Snack carts and market stands scattered around the park make it easy to pick up a refreshing soda or quintessential Disney treat throughout the day. Churros, Mickey Mouse-shaped pretzels, popcorn, ice cream and turkey legs are just some of the budget-friendly, handheld eats you can find at these locations.

Must-try snacks include:

Quick-Service Restaurants

These casual eateries are fast, flavorful and budget-friendly! Quick-service restaurants accept orders at a walk-up counter, and many also offer mobile ordering through the Disneyland app.* At California Adventure, there’s a range of cuisines to choose from: Mexican street tacos, Asian-inspired dishes and even out-of-this-world Super Hero eats.

Some choices can be an especially great value because they are generous for one person or shareable between two people.

Once your food is picked up, you have the flexibility to enjoy your meal at the restaurant’s seating area or take it on the go. When I visit the parks with a group and we all crave something different, we’ll place mobile orders at separate restaurants and meet somewhere to eat together. A win-win for everyone!

Quick-service restaurants to try:

Other must-try snacks include:

Table-Service Restaurants

Table-service restaurants — also known as sit-down restaurants — offer multi-course meals and a leisurely break from the day’s activities. If you have the time, it’s worth booking a reservation (or a few!) to savor a filling meal and the beautiful park atmosphere. Many locations offer kids menus with choices littles ones will enjoy.

Reservations are encouraged in advance of a visit and can be booked on Disneyland.com or the Disneyland app up to 60 days in advance. 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).

Table-service restaurant recommendations:

  • Wine Country Trattoria is an outdoor retreat reminiscent of a Tuscan villa, featuring elegantly prepared Italian specialties and wines by the glass
  • Lamplight Lounge celebrates the creativity of Pixar Animation Studios over gastropub cuisine, signature cocktails and more; its secondary location Lamplight Lounge – Boardwalk Dining is an alfresco patio with some menu items you can only find there
Where to Eat at Disney California Adventure Park

Signature Dining at California Adventure

Signature dining is a must-do for foodies, and it’s a memorable way to celebrate a special occasion. California Adventure has a fine dining restaurant right on Buena Vista Street, Carthay Circle Restaurant.

Modeled after the iconic Carthay Circle Theatre movie palace in Los Angeles, this upscale locale transports you back to the Golden Age with sophisticated meals, retro cocktails and a romantic Art Deco interior. The seasonal menu features innovative dishes crafted with locally sourced ingredients.

Entertainment Dining Packages and Dessert Parties

Storytellers Cafe — located in Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa — and Wine Country Trattoria offer the World of Color Dining Package, which includes a delectable meal and voucher to enter a reserved area with prime views of “World of Color Happiness!” Magic Key annual pass holders can also purchase a World of Color Dining Package from the Magic Key Terrace.

Desserts and a show? Sign me up! Bookable dessert parties invite you to nosh on a selection of sweets and sips while you enjoy a show from a designated viewing area. The Better Together: A Pixar Pals Celebration! Parade Dessert Party at Sonoma Terrace features artisan cheeses, crackers and Pixar-inspired treats in a souvenir box — plus a selection of beverages. The World of Color Dessert Party includes artisan charcuterie and cheeses, themed macarons, mini cakes and more.

These experiences are worth it for the unique menu offerings and prime entertainment viewing areas.

California Adventure Dining Tips

Dining discountsMagic 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 quick-service restaurants may be busier.

Complimentary bottle-filling stations: For fresh water on-the-go, refill your personal water bottles at three bottle-filling stations around California Adventure.

For more details, you can view the full list of restaurants and menus at Disneyland.com.

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Where to Eat at Disneyland Park

News By June 30, 2025 Tags: , , No Comments

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 of dining 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.

If you’re planning to visit both theme parks, be sure to also check out our guide to dining experiences at Disney California Adventure park.

On-the-Go Snack Carts and Market Stands

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.

Must-try snacks include:

Quick-Service Restaurants

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.

Iconic quick-service restaurants:

Must-try snacks:

Table-Service Restaurants

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
Where to Eat at Disneyland Park

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 Inn is 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.

Where to Eat at Disneyland Park

“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.

Where to Eat at Disneyland Park

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 discountsMagic 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.

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Perfect Pairing: Iconic Sips and Views at GEO-82

News, Restaurant Reviews By June 28, 2025 Tags: , No Comments

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.

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.

Intimate lobby Inside GEO-82 Spaceship Earth Lounge

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
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 the GEO-82 view
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 at GEO-82
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
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
GEO-82 Peach Shrub Whisky Smash review
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 Smash was 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.

Zero-Proof Cocktails at GEO-82 review

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
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
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.

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Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025

Foodie Guide By June 17, 2025 No Comments

Ready to get your snacking on in the Sunshine State because Flavors of Florida is back. From June 27 to August 10, 2025, this culinary celebration will be taking over Disney Springs. With over 40 participating locations, this event is filled with Florida-grown ingredients and fresh flavors that will leave you and your taste buds more than satisfied.

Beyond the delicious menu items (which we’ll get to in a minute), there are some special offerings you’ll definitely want to check out. At the weekly culinary series hosted by Kroger Delivery, you’ll be able to see chefs from some Disney Springs staples as they demonstrate how to make some of their dishes from the event. These cooking demos are held on select Fridays. These complimentary cooking demos are held on select Fridays. Registration for the first event on June 27 is open now, and you can register here.

Also back this year are the food and beverage pairing events which help you get that magical combination you’ll have to taste to believe. Some of our culinary or beverage experts will be your hosts, guiding you on this tasty journey and pairing your sips and flavors. With such a variety of classes, there’s something for everyone, from the Paella-making class at Jaleo to the cocktail-making class at The Edison. All pairing events are open, so register for your spot today.

You can learn more about Flavors of Florida here.  Let’s get to the best part – the food! Here are the menus for this year’s Flavors of Florida!

Flavors of Florida Menus

Amorette’s Patisserie

(Mobile order available) 

  • Orange Mousse: Orange mousse, orange jam, citrus chiffon, and a Grand Marnier-soaked hazelnut financier (New) 
  • Tropical Dream Colada: Minute Maid Passion Fruit Orange Guava Juice, piña colada smoothie mix, and your choice of Captain Morgan Original Spiced Rum or Malibu Coconut Rum garnished with whipped cream and passion fruit purée drizzle (New)
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
B.B. Wolf’s Sausage Co.  
  • Frita Cubana Dog: All-beef quarter-pound hot dog served with chorizo, Cuban-style ketchup, Swiss cheese, crispy potato sticks, and Cuban bread (New) 
Blaze Fast-Fire’d Pizza 
  • Citrus Berry Salad: Fresh greens, strawberries, blueberries, mandarin oranges, and feta topped with house-made citrus vinaigrette dressing (New) 
  • Funky Buddha Floridian Wheat Beer: A smooth and flavorful German-style wheat beer from Boca Raton with a refreshing wheat body followed by bright notes of tropical fruit and spice (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
The BOATHOUSE 
  • Yellowtail Ceviche: Yellowtail tossed in a mango-lime salsa with red pepper, jalapeño, jícama, and cucumber topped with hearts of palm, micro cilantro, and chile oil served with tostadas and avocado (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’  
  • Tupelo Chicken and Biscuits: Chicken biscuits dressed with fresh dill and parsley-ranch slaw lightly drizzled with Tupelo honey from our friends at Savannah Bee Company (New) 
  • The Honey Bee: Tom Cat Gin, honey syrup, and fresh-squeezed lemon topped with house-made honey foam (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Chicken Guy!  
  • Key Lime Shake: Creamy vanilla ice cream blended with Key lime custard and graham cracker crumbs topped with whipped cream (Non-alcoholic) (New) 
Cilantro Urban Eatery 
  • Cuban Sandwich: Pork lechon, ham, Swiss cheese, sweet pickles, and mustard on pressed Cuban bread served with plantain chips and avocado dip (New) 
City Works Eatery & Pour House  
  • South Florida Conch Fritter Cakes: Fritter cakes flavored with Key lime zest and topped with mango-chili sauce, mojo aïoli, crispy fried papaya, and micro cilantro (New) 
Coca-Cola Store Rooftop Beverage Bar  
  • Tangy Watermelon Sunrise: Minute Maid Lemonade, watermelon purée, and Chamoy sauce topped with Simply Lemonade and pickle juice foam (Non-alcoholic) (New) 
The Daily Poutine 
  • St. Augustine Datil Pepper Frites: Crispy pork with Datil Pepper Sauce, Florida hearts of palm slaw, and beer cheese sauce made with Sunshine Stroll Orange Pilsner
  • Blueberry Vodka Lemonade: Three Olives Blueberry Vodka, blue curaçao syrup, Simply Lemonade, and Minute Maid Cranberry Juice garnished with blueberries and a lemon wheel (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
D-Luxe Burger 
  • The Glowing Oak Burger: Two-pressed signature blend beef patties, pimento cheese, fried green tomato, bacon, and jalapeño jam on a cheddar-chive biscuit (New)
  • Key Lime Gelato Shake: Vanilla gelato blended with Minute Maid Lemonade and graham cracker crumbs topped with whipped cream, graham cracker crumbs, and a lime wedge (non-alcoholic)
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Dockside Margaritas  
  • Key Lime Freeze: A frozen blend of Don Julio Reposado Tequila, Cointreau Liqueur, Key lime juice, and toasted marshmallow syrup garnished with a graham cracker rim and lime wheel (New) 
Earl of Sandwich 
  • Earl’s Big Flounder Sandwich: Breaded flounder fillets, tartar sauce, and dill pickles topped with Earl’s Signature Coleslaw (New) 
  • Key Lime Cheesecake Danish: Oven-baked pastry with a light Key lime cheesecake filling (New)
The Edison 
  • Hot Honey High Voltage Chicken Sandwich: Buttermilk fried chicken drizzled with St. Augustine-native datil pepper-infused petal honey served on a brioche bun with hatch pepper gouda, arugula, and tomato (New)
  • The Everglader: A 1920’s cocktail reimagined with Florida’s St. Augustine Distillery New World Gin, Florida orange liqueur, pineapple juice, orange juice, and absinthe spritz (New) 
eet by Maneet Chauhan  
  • Cobia Bites with a Masala Santra Gastrique: Cobia coated in panko breadcrumbs and dusted with chaat masala topped with a masala Santra gastrique made with navel oranges, mustard seeds, cumin, garam masala, and Kashmiri chili powder (New)
  • Crispy Flounder Sandwich with Santra BBQ Sauce: Deep-fried flounder with chaat masala on a toasted hoagie with tikka butter, Zesty Santra BBQ sauce, kachumber, and pickled red cabbage served with chips (New) 
  • Hank’s Gulf Coast Sunset: Vodka, orange juice, candied orange syrup, and a splash of grenadine (New) 
Enzo’s Hideaway and Maria & Enzo’s Ristorante
  • Bruschetta Calabrese: Grilled ciabatta topped with ‘Nduja and Florida-sourced Fioretta stracciatella, petal honey, and micro arugula (New) 
  • Southeastern Sangria: Lakeridge Winery & Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon, Florida orange liqueur, apricot brandy, hibiscus, orange, and cinnamon (New) 
  • Funky Buddha Floridian Wheat Beer: A smooth and flavorful German-style wheat beer from Boca Raton with a refreshing wheat body followed by bright notes of tropical fruit and spice (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Erin McKenna’s Bakery NYC 
  • Pineapple Upside Down Cake: A delicious gluten free, vegan, and kosher vanilla cake topped with caramelized pineapple slice (New) 
Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew
  • Chicken Tenders with Florida Habanero Mango Sauce: Three jumbo, hand-battered crispy tenders gently tossed in a tropical blend of hot peppers, sweet fruit flavor, and luxurious honey (New)
  • Strawberry Jelly Donut: Yeast Bismarck confection tossed in sugar and stuffed with a mix of fresh, chopped strawberries, and jelly (New) 
  • Mango-Dragon Fruit Refresher: A refreshing fruity combination of mango and dragon fruit poured over ice (Non-alcoholic) (New) 
Frontera Cocina  
  • Cóctel de Camarones: Florida pink shrimp with a tangy, spicy Mexican cocktail sauce, avocado, jícama, cucumber, cilantro, and lime (New) 
  • Camarones al Coco: Grilled Florida pink shrimp, creamy coconut sauce studded with roasted white onion, jalapeño, sun-dried tomatoes, yuca al mojo, and green chile adobo (New)
  • Chocolate Sugar Skull: Chocolate shell filled with white chocolate and Florida Key lime mousse, raspberry compote, and vanilla sponge cake soaked with Florida Key lime syrup and graham cracker crumbles (New) 
  • Florida Groves Margarita: Lalo Blanco Tequila, Florida citrus juice, orange liqueur, and pink grapefruit soda with a hint of Aperol Liqueur (New) 
The Ganachery 
  • Fruit Ganache Pop: Ganache pop with flavors of passion fruit, orange, and guava covered in 65% dark chocolate (New) 
  • Lime Ganache Square: Fresh limes blended with white chocolate and enrobed in 65% dark chocolate (New) 
  • Orange Ganache Pop: Vanilla-orange ganache enrobed in 65% dark chocolate
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Ghirardelli Soda Fountain & Chocolate Shop  
  • Key Lime Pie Shake: Vanilla ice cream blended with Key lime juice, vanilla sauce, and graham crackers topped with whipped cream, green sprinkles, and crushed graham crackers (Non-alcoholic)
Gideon’s Bakehouse
  • Key Lime Ice Box Pie: Layers of Key lime curd with a Key lime cream filling and graham cracker crust (New) 
  • Lemon Cold Brew: Locally roasted coffee beans and house-made lemonade (Non-alcoholic) (New) 
House of Blues Restaurant & Bar  
  • Florida Gulf Shrimp Étouffée: A hearty Cajun dish with shrimp sourced from the Florida Gulf in a rich, thickened sauce served over rice (New) 
  • Key Lime Pie Milkshake: Vanilla ice cream and tangy fresh-squeezed Key lime juice topped with a miniature Key lime pie tart (New)
  • Green Gator Mocktail: Orange, lime, pineapple, Seagram’s Club Soda, simple syrup, and mint served in a gator souvenir cup (Non-alcoholic) (New)
  • Green Gator Cocktail: Siesta Key Toasted Coconut Rum, Midori Melon Liqueur, pineapple, orange, and mint served in a gator souvenir cup (New)
  • Sixth Man Lager from Crooked Can Brewing Co.: This light and crisp beer brewed with All-American barley, corn, and hops is the perfect way to celebrate the vibrant community of Orlando (New)
  • St. Augustine Distillery Bourbon Flight: A flight of four 1-oz pours of St. Augustine favorites including Florida Straight Bourbon, Port Finished Bourbon, Toasted Finish Bourbon, and a fourth pour of your favorite (New)
  • Three Wishes Hazy IPA from D3 Brewing Co: Made with galaxy hops and crafted in the heart of Orlando, this brew has notes of passion fruit, white peach, and a deep citrus flavor (New)
Jaleo by José Andrés 
  • Key West Shrimp Gazpacho: Traditional Spanish chilled tomato soup with pink Key West shrimp (New) 
  • Cheesy Fungi Jon Mushrooms: Local wild mushrooms from Fungi Jon sautéed in extra virgin olive oil and topped with shaved Idiazábal cheese and Iberian ham (New) 
  • Agua de Valencia: Crafted in Valencia and made with freshly squeezed Florida orange juice, vodka, and gin topped with Spanish Cava sparkling wine
Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar 
  • Gulf White Shrimp Fritters: Sunshine Stroll Orange Pilsner-battered Gulf white shrimp fritter, grilled sweet peppers, and Datil pepper aïoli (New) 
  • Palm Paradise: Lyre’s Pink London Non-Alcoholic Spirit, strawberry purée, cream of coconut, lime juice, and simple syrup garnished with a strawberry half (Non-alcoholic) (New) 
  • Passion Fruit Spritz: Aperol Liqueur, prosecco, and passion fruit purée garnished with a dehydrated orange (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Joffrey’s Coffee and Tea Company 
  • Buzzin’ Honey Latte: Espresso, milk, honey, and vanilla syrup topped with whipped cream and honey graham cracker crumbs (Non-alcoholic) (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Morimoto Asia 
  • Florida Orange Sweet and Sour Grouper: Flash-fried grouper with onion, bell pepper, and Florida orange served with a sweet-and-sour orange sauce (New) 
  • Sparkling Shiso Orange Mocktail: House-made shiso orange shrub, yuzu, and sparkling green tea (Non-alcoholic) (New) 
Outdoor Vending 
  • Serenade Bliss: Patrón Silver Tequila, Malibu Coconut Rum, guava syrup, lemon juice, and simple syrup garnished with an edible flower (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Paddlefish 
  • Florida Gulf Shrimp: Florida Gulf Coast Shrimp served with a crispy rice grit cake and green chili sauce (New) 
  • Orange Paradise: Wicked Dolphin Vanilla Bean Rum shaken with orange juice (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Paradiso 37, Taste of the Americas 
  • Pargo a lo Macho: Crispy fried locally caught yellowtail snapper paired with a seafood mix of clams, mussels, octopus, calamari, and shrimp finished with pickled red onion and served with crispy tostones (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Pizza Ponte 
  • Fra Diavola: Spicy salame calabrese, petal honey, chili, and Pecorino Romano (New) 
  • Hidden Springs Ale Works Orange Crush Wheat Beer: American wheat beer made with wildflower honey and sweet orange peel brewed by Tampa’s Hidden Springs Brewery (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
The Polite Pig 
  • Smoked Mahi-Mahi with Summer Vegetable Ragoût: Mahi-Mahi rubbed with orange and herb oil, cold-smoked then baked, accompanied by marinated portabella mushrooms, leeks, and a summer vegetable ragoût infused with Ravenous Pig Brewing Co. Lone Palm Golden Ale (New) 
  • Old Fashioned Remedy: Munyon’s Paw-Paw Florida Liqueur, Buffalo Trace Bourbon and a touch of grapefruit bitters (New) 
  • Mesquite Margarita: Munyon’s Paw-Paw Florida Liqueur with mezcal, fresh lemon juice, and agave syrup (New)
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Rainforest Café 
  • Watermelon Margarita: Don Julio Blanco Tequila, triple sec, sour mix, and watermelon purée (New) 
Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant 
  • Panko Salmon: Breaded salmon fillet, pickled fennel, blood orange, cured cucumber, and beetroot with a lime and avocado purée (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Salt & Straw 
  • La Tropical’s La Original Lager with Guava: Tropical ice cream with notes of honey and guava flan made from a historic recipe with Miami’s La Tropical La Original Lager (New) 
Savannah Bee Company 
  • Orange Blossom Honey aged in port wine barrels that once held Angel’s Envy Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, delivering sweet citrus and vanilla notes with a smooth Madeira-style finish (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
The Spice & Tea Exchange 
  • Florida Sunshine White Tea: A mix of citrus and floral notes with a gentle caffeine lift, hot or iced
  • Blood Orange Smoothie Herbal Tea: A creamy, caffeine-free tea with sweet orange and vanilla flavors
Splitsville Dining Room 
  • Fish Camp Smoked Fish Dip: Mahi-mahi, wahoo, and white fish served with saltine crackers, tortilla chips, cucumbers, and jalapeños on the side (New) 
  • Take-Me-to-the-Beach Fish Tacos: Mahi-mahi, blackened or fried, topped with Asian slaw, house-made pickled red onion, fresh cilantro, and lime wedges (New) 
  • Key West Coconut Breeze: Papa’s Pilar Blonde Rum, guava purée, cream of coconut, fresh lime, orange and pineapple juices accented with a toasted coconut rim and an orange wheel garnish (New) 
STK Steakhouse 
  • Crab Fritters: Served with spicy lime aïoli and lemon (New)
  • Jerk Swordfish Steak: Swordfish steak rubbed with a spicy, smoky seasoning served with mango slaw, Scotch Bonnet aïoli, and mojo fries (New)
  • Coconut Rum Cake: A light and airy cake accented by pineapple jam, rum caramel, and toasted coconut (New)
  • Piña Rita: Don Julio Reposado Tequila, ginger liqueur, Coconut Reàl, fresh lime juice, and DOLE Pineapple Juice garnished with a dehydrated pineapple wheel (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Summer House on the Lake 
  • Devil Crab Croquettes: Deviled crab cakes made with sweet, flaky blue crab and topped with a bright, garlicky mojo aïoli (New)
  • 8th Street Frita Burger: Prime beef chorizo and served with crispy potatoes and salsa de tomate (New) 
  • Florida Strawberry Refresher: A bright, tropical blend of Florida vodka, Aperol Liqueur, lime juice, DOLE Pineapple Juice, and strawberry purée (New) 
Sunshine Churros 
  • Orange Jelly Churro Donut: A churro donut shaken in sugar, topped with orange marmalade jelly, a dollop of whipped cream, and an edible orange gummy slice (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Swirls on the Water  
  • Key Lime Sundae: DOLE Whip Lime in a waffle bowl topped with whipped cream and a lime garnish
  • Orange Bird Cone: DOLE Whip Orange in an orange cone with sprinkles and a chocolate piece
Terralina Crafted Italian
  • Pizza alla Vodka topped with locally sourced burrata from Dicuru Mozzarella, locally farmed basil from Orlando, and vodka sauce (New)
  • Florida Shrimp and Grits: Fresh Florida Shrimp with Florida-sourced cheddar grits made in Jacksonville by Congaree & Penn, with a Cajun beer reduction featuring local Crooked Can Brewing Company Beer (New)
  • Terralina Sunburst: Creamy frozen cocktail served in a souvenir cup (New)
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
T-REX 
  • Key Lime Martini: Absolut Vanilla Vodka, Patrón Citrónge Orange Liqueur, Coco Reàl Cream of Coconut, and Key lime juice (New)
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Vivoli il Gelato  
  • Citrus Orange Cannoli: Sweet orange ricotta cream in a crispy Italian pastry shell topped with chocolate chips (New) 
  • Orange Blossom Honey Affogato: Creamy orange blossom honey gelato topped with rich freshly brewed espresso and finished with a crunch of sweet golden honeycomb (Non-alcoholic) (New) 
  • Dragon Fruit Mimosa: Fresh orange juice and tropical dragon fruit sorbetto mixed with a splash prosecco (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Wine Bar George – A Restaurant & Bar  
  • Grilled Corn on the Cob dressed in tangy Key lime crema topped with crumbled cotija cheese and chile-lime seasoning (New) 
Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill  
  • Friend Snapper Sandwich: Locally sourced snapper served with a Valencia citrus slaw and french fries (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
Wondermade  
  • Key Lime Pie Marshmallows: Fluffy house-made marshmallows infused with Key lime juice and rolled in crushed graham crackers
  • Orange Chocolate Marshmallows: Orange-chocolate flavors and topped with orange-chocolate and mini chocolate chips
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025
YeSake  
  • Fresh Shaved Ice: Japanese shaved ice topped with tangy lemon syrup and juicy mandarin orange slices (New) 
Disney Eats: Disney Springs Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide 2025

When it comes to food, there’s always something for the kids – and the kids at heart – at Disney Parks! Take a peek at just a few delicious options from this Foodie Guide the whole family is sure to love.

D-Luxe Burger 
  • Key Lime Gelato Shake: Vanilla gelato blended with Minute Maid Lemonade and graham cracker crumbs topped with whipped cream, graham cracker crumbs, and a lime wedge (non-alcoholic)
Cilantro Urban Eatery 
  • Cuban Sandwich: Pork lechon, ham, Swiss cheese, sweet pickles, and mustard on pressed Cuban bread served with plantain chips and avocado dip (New) 
Gideon’s Bakehouse  
  • Key Lime Ice Box Pie: Layers of Key lime curd with a Key lime cream filling and graham cracker crust (New) 
Swirls on the Water  
  • Orange Bird Cone: DOLE Whip Orange in an orange cone with sprinkles and a chocolate piece
Vivoli il Gelato 
  • Citrus Orange Cannoli: Sweet orange ricotta cream in a crispy Italian pastry shell topped with chocolate chips (New) 

 

 

Well, now I’m hungry. I hope to see you on June 27 at Flavors of Florida over at Disney Springs!

With these tasty adventures, the possibilities are endless when you visit Disney Parks.

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2025 Halloween at Disneyland: Oogie Boogie Bash Dates and More

Special Events By June 11, 2025 Tags: , , No Comments

2025 has flown by — but that just means we’re getting closer to some of the most enchanting times of the year at Disneyland Resort. And with the Disneyland Resort 70th Celebration still underway, we’re here to share that the fall nostalgia and festive frights will be especially memorable.

You may be wondering what Halloween, autumn and anniversary experiences you can look forward to at the Disneyland Resort. Broom-stick with us to find out!

2025 Halloween at Disneyland: Oogie Boogie Bash Dates and More

Halloween at Disneyland Park

Halloween Time at the Disneyland Resort will take place Aug. 22 through Oct. 31, 2025. So much iconic Halloween magic is on its way back, as quintessential fall sights, sounds and flavors take over the resort. Signature decoration elements — ambient orange lighting, bunting, leaves, and of course, more pumpkins than anyone could count — will once again materialize.

2025 Halloween at Disneyland: Oogie Boogie Bash Dates and More

Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and their friends will dress to impress this Halloween in bright new looks featuring swirling colors of purple, green and orange — a twist on their 70th Celebration outfits! Make sure to wave “hello” and snap a photo.

2025 Halloween at Disneyland: Oogie Boogie Bash Dates and More

At Disneyland, the beloved Haunted Mansion Holiday attraction overlay invites you into a world where Halloween’s spooky charm collides with Christmas’s magical glow. It’s a must-see for fans of “Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas” who want to reunite with Santa Jack, Sally and Zero inside the eerie estate.

2025 Halloween at Disneyland: Oogie Boogie Bash Dates and More

Catch “Halloween Screams,” the nighttime spectacular filled with haunting projections and special effects showing creatures of the night and Disney Villains like Hades and Ursula. Are they truly evil — or just misunderstood? On select nights, your experience may be accompanied by fireworks over the skies of Disneyland.

Disney’s Happiest Haunts Guided Tour unearths chilling stories and thrilling experiences in a two-hour walking tour across Disneyland park. The tour includes Lightning Lane access to a select attraction and reserved viewing for “Halloween Screams.”

Halloween at Disney California Adventure Park

Radiator Springs will take on its wheelie boo-tiful transformation — Radiator Screams — featuring Halloween overlays like Luigi’s Honkin’ Haul-O-Ween and Mater’s Graveyard JamBOOree. Lightning McQueen and his friends will take part in the fun in their creative car-stumes!

Available in the evenings at Avengers Campus, don’t forget to check out Guardians of the Galaxy – Monsters After Dark. Groot has been left behind in the Collector’s Fortress, which is overrun with monsters. In a thrilling chase, you and your friends must team up with Rocket to distract the beasts and escape the chaos with Groot before they catch you!

2025 Halloween at Disneyland: Oogie Boogie Bash Dates and More

Something’s brewing in the Disney Theater for kids and the kids at heart… it’s Mickey Mouse and his pals dressing up to celebrate Halloween in “Mickey’s Trick and Treat”! This interactive show will temporarily replace “Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live!” during the fall season, ringing in the spirit of spooky without any real scares. You’ll even get to take home a special treat.

Halloween Food and Drink

No better season to try something wildly delicious, like the returning Oogie Boogie lemonade and new jalapeño-cream cheese bread. Keep your eyes peeled for new limited-time snacks and returning fan-favorite flavors across the resort.

2025 Halloween at Disneyland: Oogie Boogie Bash Dates and More

Must-See Halloween Merch

Get into the Halloween spirit with the Mickey Mouse Family Halloween Collection, perfect for adding an autumnal touch to your visit! Even more collections will be revealed at a later date.

These seasonal items can be found at select locations throughout the resort, including World of Disney in the Downtown Disney District, Elias & Co. at Disney California Adventure park, and Emporium on Main Street, U.S.A., in Disneyland.

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Pluto’s Pumpkin Pursuit all Over Disneyland Resort

Everyone’s a winner in Pluto’s Pumpkin Pursuit! Available from Aug. 29 through Oct. 31, you can purchase an activity map to aid your search for Disney-themed pumpkins hidden in Disneyland park, Disney California Adventure park or Downtown Disney District. Look for them, complete the map and exchange it for a wicked prize.

Halloween Fun at the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort

Discover what décor could be lurking around the corner at the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort. Characters will be in their autumn attire, and you can meet them at Goofy’s Kitchen Celebrates Halloween and at Mickey’s Autumn Adventures at Storytellers Cafe.

Overnight guests at the three hotels can enjoy special perks, such as treat trails on select afternoons and the option to purchase a Halloween-themed in-room celebration, which includes festively themed amenities and decorations. Check Disneyland.com/offers to see a list of available discounts to save on a stay.

For the first time, Broken Spell Lounge at the Disneyland Hotel will feature a cocktail menu themed to Disney Villains!

You’ll discover a skeleTON of seasonal delights at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa! Watch pumpkin carvers turn gourds into a masterpiece, feast your eyes on a confectionery display in the lobby and treat yourself to Halloween-inspired treatments at Tenaya Stone Spa.

2025 Halloween at Disneyland: Oogie Boogie Bash Dates and More

Plaza de la Familia 2025

Watching Pixar Animation Studios’ “Coco” always reminds us to treasure the everlasting bonds of familia. If you also love the warm feelings of tradition and remembrance, you won’t want to miss the return of Plaza de la Familia at Disney California Adventure park, Aug. 22 through Nov. 2, 2025.

2025 Halloween at Disneyland: Oogie Boogie Bash Dates and More

This heartfelt celebration at Paradise Gardens Park, inspired by the spirit of Día de los Muertos, will once again feature live entertainment from the “Storytellers of Plaza de la Familia Celebrate the Musical World of Coco!,” delicious Mexican cuisine, artful crafts and a special photo opportunity with a hand-animated dimensional figure of Miguel. You may also continue a tradition of visiting the Mexican Árbol de la Vida (Tree of Life) and adding a note of remembrance to the memory wall.

Releasing in early September, the new Disney Pixar Coco Collection will introduce new apparel, accessories, headwear and more inspired by the film.

Oogie Boogie Bash 2025 Tickets and Details

We are so excited to have the separately ticketed Oogie Boogie Bash – A Disney Halloween Party back at Disney California Adventure park on select nights from Aug. 17 through Oct. 31!

During this family-friendly, after-hours event, you can creep through Villains Grove at Redwood Creek Challenge Trail, satisfy your sweet tooth and encounter characters at immersive Treat Trails and enjoy the “Frightfully Fun Parade.” You can also make your parade viewing extra sweet by booking spots for the Oogie Boogie Bash Dessert Party.

Admission to the after-hours event also includes entry to Disney California Adventure park three hours before the party begins and unlimited Disney PhotoPass digital photo downloads from the party.

Mark your calendars! Tickets for Oogie Boogie Bash go on sale to the general public on June 26, 2025, no earlier than 9 a.m. PT. Pre-sale tickets will be available for Magic Key holders no earlier than 9 a.m. PT on Disneyland.com beginning on the below dates:

  • Inspire Magic Key holders (limited amount of tickets for pre-sale): June 24, 2025
  • All Magic Key holders (limited amount of tickets for pre-sale): June 25, 2025
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Foodie Guide to Pride Nite at Disneyland Resort 2025

Foodie Guide By June 9, 2025 Tags: , No Comments

Pride Month has kicked off and to celebrate, Disneyland Resort has a variety of fabulous delights you can enjoy during Disneyland After Dark: Pride Nite, a separately ticketed, after-hours event held at Disneyland park on June 16 and 18, 2025.* If you’re wanting to check out this fun-filled evening, be sure to purchase your tickets here.

These limited-time treats include everything from the Cereal Milk Cold Brew at Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor and the The Golden Girls 40th Anniversary Cheesecake, sponsored by Hulu at Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe to the Rainbow Cereal Funnel Cake at Stage Door Café and the Spicy Bratwurst Cheesy Pretzel at Maurice’s Treats and Edelweiss Snacks. It’s truly a spectacular way to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community during the joyous event, which brings special entertainment, character experiences and more!

It’s time we dive right in and explore this year’s tasty treats. You’re going to love this!

Disneyland Pride Nite Menu

Café Orleans (Available June 16 and 18; reservations recommended; mobile walk-up available) 

  • Blue Cheese Steak Sandwich: Spinach, mushrooms, and caramelized onions with steak fries (New)
  • Buffalo Wings with carrot and celery slaw and choice of blue cheese or ranch dressing (New)
  • Green Goddess Salad: Baby lettuce, organic cucumber, radish, and croutons (New) (Plant-based)
  • Honey Mustard Chicken Strips: Chicken strips and Mac and Cheese (New)
  • Monte Cristo Pizza: Turkey, ham, and Swiss on puff pastry with seasonal jam (New)
  • Nacho Fries: Pico de Gallo, guacamole, and sour cream with habanero rings (New)
  • Crème Brûlèe: Black cherry compote and ube ice cream (New)
Disney Eats: Foodie Guide to Pride Nite at Disneyland Resort 2025

Carnation Cafe (Available June 16 and 18; mobile walk-up list available)

  • White Wine Sangria: Fess Parker Riesling with Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Cointreau, peach puree, and Sprite (New)

Galactic Grill (Available June 16 and 18; mobile order available)

  • Chicken Sliders: BBQ glazed chicken sliders served with slaw, pickled red onions, and pineapple butter served on toasted brioche slider buns with a side of french fries (New)
  • Peach and Watermelon Slushy: Peach and watermelon-layered slushy garnished with a watermelon wedge and mint (Non-alcoholic beverage) (New) (Available with Mickey-shaped Glow Cube)
Disney Eats: Foodie Guide to Pride Nite at Disneyland Resort 2025

Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor (Available June 16 and 18; mobile order available)

  • Cereal Milk Cold Brew: Cereal-flavored cold brew topped with vanilla foam and fruit-flavored cereal (Non-alcoholic beverage) (New)

Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree (Available June 16 and 18; mobile order available)

  • Pulled Mushroom and Jack Fruit Loaded Fries: Beer battered fries with pulled mushroom and jack fruit and chili lime aïoli topped with coleslaw and pickled jalapeños (New) (Plant-based)
  • Sticky Ribs with Mac Salad: Sticky teriyaki-glazed pork ribs served with mac salad (New)
  • Sundae Funnel Cake Fries: Cinnamon-sugar funnel fries topped with chocolate and strawberry sauces served with vanilla ice cream, whipped topping, and a cherry (New)
  • Berry Lemonade: Minute Maid Lemonade with berry syrup topped with berry compote (Non-alcoholic beverage)

Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe (Available June 16 and 18; mobile order available)

  • Golden Girls Cheesecake: New York-style cheesecake topped with chantilly cream and a chocolate decoration piece (New)
  • Pepperoni Croissant with Tomato Soup: Pepperoni, mozzarella, and sun-dried tomato rolled up in a flaky croissant served with tomato soup topped with roasted tomatoes
Disney Eats: Foodie Guide to Pride Nite at Disneyland Resort 2025

Little Red Wagon (Available June 16 and 18; mobile order available)

  • Wagon-Style Corn Dog: Hand-dipped corn dog topped with cheese spread and grilled onions and peppers served with choice of Cuties or potato chips
Disney Eats: Foodie Guide to Pride Nite at Disneyland Resort 2025

Mint Julep Bar (Available June 16 and 18; mobile order available)

  • Candy-flavored Heart-shaped Beignets with SKITTLES POP’d Original Freeze Dried Candy and citrus glaze drizzle (New)

Plaza Inn (Available June 16 and 18)

  • Chicken Parmesan: Oven-baked chicken parmesan with blush pasta sauce and mozzarella cheese on chef’s choice of pasta topped with parmesan crouton crumbs and served with garlic-seasoned bread stick
  • Specialty Cream Soda: Rock melon cream soda (Non-alcoholic beverage) (New)
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Edelweiss Snacks and Maurice’s Treats (Available June 16 and 18; mobile order available only at Edelweiss Snacks)

  • Spicy Bratwurst Cheesy Pretzel: Cheesy pretzel garlic bread with spicy bratwurst (New)
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Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante (Available June 16 and 18)

  • Chicken Mole Nachos: Shredded chicken, beans, tortilla chips, mole, pickled red onion and habaneros, crema, and cotija cheese (New)

Red Rose Taverne (Available June 16 and 18; mobile order available)

  • Pizza Fries: Loaded fries topped with pizza sauce, cheese, and pepperoni (New)
  • Rainbow Stuff: Rainbow strawberry and raspberry mousse, lemon cake, and fresh raspberries on a shortbread cookie with a rainbow sugar decoration

River Belle Terrace (Available June 16 and 18; mobile walk-up list available)

  • Heirloom Tomato and Watermelon Salad: Arugula, agave crema, pickled watermelon rinds, and shallot vinaigrette (Plant-based)
  • Meatloaf Melt: Mashed potatoes, caramelized onions, and arugula served with fruit, and featuring IMPOSSIBLE Beef (Plant-based)
  • Pork Belly Burnt Ends Cheese Fries: Pimento cheese, scallions, and house fries
  • Short Rib Mac Sandwich: Pickled red onions and mac and cheese on Texas toast served with house fries
  • Spicy Chicken Slider: Bread and butter pickles and slaw on a Hawaiian roll served with house fries
  • Key Lime Pudding: Graham cracker crumble, candied lime, and chantilly cream
  • Red Berry Sangria Slushy: Citrus, red berries, and basil

Royal Street Veranda (Available June 16 and 18; mobile order available)

  • Gluten and Wheat Allergy-Friendly Beignet Bites: A pair of gluten and wheat allergy-friendly beignets drizzled in honey and dusted with powdered sugar (New)
  • Gluten and Wheat Allergy-Friendly Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwich: Gluten and wheat-allergy friendly chocolate chip cookies and non-dairy ice cream rolled in sprinkles (New)
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Stage Door Café (Available June 16 and 18; mobile order available)

  • Rainbow Cereal Funnel Cake: Rainbow cereal-flavored funnel cake with sweetened condensed milk and whipped cream (New)

Churros near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Churros near Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters (Available June 16 and 18)

  • Rainbow Cereal Churro: Classic churro rolled in rainbow-colored cereal (New)
  • Rainbow Cereal Dipping Sauce: Rainbow cereal-flavored cream cheese icing (New)
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Churros near Casey Jr. Circus Train (Available June 16 and 18)

  • Cajeta Caramel Dipping Sauce
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Churros at small world Promenade (Available June 16 and 18)

  • Chicken and Churro: Popcorn chicken, churro, and maple syrup (New)
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Popcorn near Haunted Mansion and Popcorn near Mark Twain Riverboat (Available June 16 and 18)

  • Citrus Popcorn: Popcorn mixed with SKITTLES POP’d Original Freeze Dried Candy and citrus glaze drizzle

Pretzels near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (Available June 16 and 18)

  • Rainbow Cereal Dipping Sauce: Rainbow cereal-flavored cream cheese icing (New)

Pretzels near small world Promenade (Available June 16 and 18)

  • Cajeta Caramel Dipping Sauce
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Pretzels near Star Tours – The Adventures Continue (Available June 16 and 18)

  • Animal Cookie Pretzel: Cream cheese-filled pretzel dipped in pink-colored white chocolate and marshmallow-flavored icing garnished with rainbow sprinkles (New)

Disneyland Pride Menu to Celebrate All Month

If you’re not attending the Disneyland After Dark: Pride Nite event, don’t worry! You can still treat yourself to tasty bites and a selection of colorful novelties while celebrating Pride and exploring Disneyland Resort through the month of June.

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Disneyland Park

Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, Market House, and Red Rose Taverne (Available May 30 through June 30; mobile order available)

  • Rainbow Linzer Cookie: Strawberry jam-filled sugar cookie dipped in white chocolate topped with colorful sprinkles and a chocolate decoration
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Plaza Inn (Available May 30 through June 30)

  • Rainbow Layer Cake: Layers of multicolored cake and mousse buttercream topped with a Mickey Mouse chocolate decoration

Disney California Adventure Park

Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta (Available June 1 through 30; mobile order available)

  • Rainbow Linzer Cookie: Strawberry jam-filled sugar cookie dipped in white chocolate topped with colorful sprinkles and a chocolate decoration

Hotels of the Disneyland Resort

Disneyland Hotel

The Coffee House (Available May 30 through June 30; mobile order available)

  • Assorted Macarons (3 pack assorted flavors) (New)

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

Craftsman Grill (Available May 30 through June 30)

  • Pride Crisped Rice Treat (New)
  • Pride Donut (New)

Hearthstone Lounge (Available May 30 through June 30)

  • Elderflower Gin Fizz: Empress Gin, lemon juice, simple syrup, and a splash of St-Germain Elderflower Liqueur
  • Ketel Watermelon Cocktail: Ketel One Vodka, Lillet Blanc, lime juice, watermelon slices, and Topo Chico mineral water

Pride Novelties Available Throughout Disneyland Resort

Currently available while supplies last. Mobile order available at select locations.

Pride Bottle Topper (Limit five per person, per transaction; no discounts apply); Available at the following locations:

 

  • Disneyland park: Churros near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Churros near Haunted Mansion, Churros near Sleeping Beauty Castle, Churros near Town Square, Bayou Country, Main Street Fruit Cart, Popcorn near Haunted Mansion, Popcorn near Mark Twain Riverboat, Pretzels near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Ship to Shore Marketplace
  • Disney California Adventure park: Adorable Snowman Frosted Treats, Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta, Chiller at Paradise Gardens Park, Paradise Garden Grill
Pride Mickey Mouse Hands Bucket (New) (Limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply); Available at the following locations:

 

  • Disneyland park: Popcorn near City Hall, Popcorn near Central Plaza, Popcorn near Fantasyland Theatre, Popcorn near Haunted Mansion, Popcorn near Mark Twain Riverboat, Popcorn at small world Promenade, Popcorn in Tomorrowland, Refreshment Corner
  • Disney California Adventure park: Fairfax Market, Popcorn near Carthay Circle Restaurant, Popcorn near Grizzly Peak Airfield, Popcorn near Pixar Pier
  • Disneyland Hotel: The Coffee House
  • Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa: Craftsman Grill
Pride Stainless Steel Tumbler (Available at the following locations:

 

  • Disneyland park: Alien Pizza Planet, Galactic Grill, Golden Horseshoe, Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree, Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, Plaza Inn, Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante, Red Rose Taverne, Stage Door Café
  • Disney California Adventure park: Award Wieners, Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta, Cappuccino Cart, Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream, Chiller at Paradise Gardens Park, Corn Dog Castle, Hollywood Lounge, Paradise Garden Grill, Smokejumpers Grill, Studio Catering Co.
Pride Parade Castle Tumbler Available at the following locations:

 

  • Disneyland park: Alien Pizza Planet, Fantasyland Fruit Cart, Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, Lemonade at small world Promenade, Red Rose Taverne
  • Disney California Adventure park: Award Wieners, Fairfax Market, Hollywood Lounge, Studio Catering Co.
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Feast on the Dates and Details for This Year’s Disney Springs Flavors of Florida

Special Events By June 6, 2025 Tags: , No Comments

Get ready for another food and drink adventure inspired by the Sunshine State at Disney SpringsFlavors of Florida, the annual culinary celebration featuring menu items with ingredients grown and harvested in Florida, is back for its sixth summer starting June 27 with returning favorites and a tastebud-blasting list of new offerings at various Disney Springs locations.

Keep reading for all the reasons you won’t want to miss this year’s Flavors of Florida.

Learn from Disney Springs Chefs with Weekly Culinary Series

On select Fridays throughout the summer, chefs from some of your favorite Disney Springs restaurants will showcase the skills and creativity used to craft this year’s menu items.

During the culinary series hosted by Kroger Delivery, guests will feast their eyes on cooking demonstrations from kitchen masters sharing their unique talents. Registration is required, but it is free, so don’t forget to sign up to snag your spot. Stay tuned to the Disney Parks Blog for more details!

Pairing Events for the Discerning Diner

Nothing elevates a dining experience like finding a perfect drink to complement your meal. And with the return of Flavors of Florida pairing events, you will learn the secrets to curating the perfect food and drink combinations.

Disney Springs experts will host dinners featuring exquisite cocktail, wine and beer pairings with flavors inspired by the Sunshine State. Registration is required for the pairing events, and payment is due at the time of registration. Stay tuned for more info!

Seek and Find Even More to do at Disney Springs

In between trying all the amazing food, don’t forget to check out the Discover the Springs seek and find presented by The Polite Pig.

With more than 1,200 acres of dining, shopping and entertainment venues to explore, there’s always something new to discover, and the seek and find is a fun way to discover some of the hidden gems at Disney Springs. You can pick up the free event guide at select locations… and when you complete the seek and find, don’t forget to turn in your completed map for a special surprise!

New Menu Items to Wow Your Senses

Chefs at Disney Springs spent the past year creating so many unique appetizers, entrees and desserts that you will definitely need more than one visit to enjoy them all.

Keep an eye on the Disney Parks Blog for the upcoming foodie guide because I’ve had a sneak peek and I can say with the firmness of a proper meringue that your appetite will definitely be satisfied.

A Second Chance to Enjoy Returning Favorites

One of the tastiest surprises from last year—the St. Augustine Datil Pepper Fritas—is back for a second round at The Daily Poutine! The crispy pork dish features a datil pepper sauce and Florida hearts of palm slaw. But the beer cheese crafted from Sunshine Stroll Orange Pilsner helps make it truly special.

Sunshine Stroll was introduced during Flavors of Florida last year as a Disney Springs exclusive, and our chefs immediately went to work using it in various dishes like this one. I was thrilled to find out this dish is coming back and can’t wait to see what other creations use the exclusive pilsner this year.

Feast on the Dates and Details for This Year’s Disney Springs Flavors of Florida

While you’re exploring Disney Springs Flavors of Florida, don’t forget to stop by Swirls on the Water for another returning treat—the Orange Bird Cone! This sublime dessert combines DOLE Whip® Orange in an orange cone, topped with sprinkles and a chocolate piece. It’s a delightfully satisfying sweet worthy of featuring the name of one of my favorite Disney characters.

Feast on the Dates and Details for This Year’s Disney Springs Flavors of Florida

If there’s a flavor that comes from Florida—peppers, citrus fruit, cheeses and more—you’ll find it at Flavors of Florida. Overall, this year’s event will have more than 90 menu items from 45+ Disney Springs restaurants! So, start planning your date nights, family outings and celebrations, and we’ll see you at Disney Springs this summer.

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Where to Get Shareable Pizzas at Walt Disney World and Disneyland

Foodie Guide By June 3, 2025 No Comments

Who doesn’t love pizza? You can never go wrong with treating yourself and your loved ones to a shareable pie, and wow, do we have options to choose from! Not only is the joy of enjoying a slice of cheese and saucy goodness unbeatable, but it’s also a great way to share a meal together with friends and family.

Enjoy classic favorites like Large Smokehouse Pizza from Trail’s End Restaurant, and new additions like a Whole Pepperoni Pizza from Alien Pizza Planet. These knead-to-try pizzas from Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort are not only delicious, but also a great value for your whole group!

Let’s check them out…

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Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria: If you’re looking for authentic Italian cooking, fresh pizza, and a cozy atmosphere where you can spend with your family, then this is the place for you! (Individual, Large, and Mezzo Metro sizes available)

  • Capricciosa Pizza: Tomato sauce, mozzarella Parmacotto ham, olives, artichokes, mushrooms, and oregano
  • Carciofi Pizza: White pizza with artichoke, fontina, mozzarella, and truffle oil
  • Margherita Pizza: Tomato sauce, mozzarella, and basil
  • Meat Lover Pizza: Tomato sauce, mozzarella, Italian spicy sausage, pancetta, Parmacotto ham, and pepperoni
  • Prosciutto e Melone Pizza: White pizza with fontina, mozzarella, prosciutto, cantaloupe, and arugula
  • Quattro Formaggi Pizza: White pizza with mozzarella, parmesan, fontina, and provolone
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Disney Resorts Collection

Available at Various Resorts

Large Cheese Pizza or Pepperoni Pizza (Mobile order available)

  • Centertown Market at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort
  • End Zone Food Court at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort
  • Everything POP Shopping & Dining at Disney’s Pop Century Resort
  • Intermission Food Court at Disney’s All-Star Music Resort
  • Landscape of Flavors at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort
  • Riverside Mill Food Court at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside
  • Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter
  • World Premier Food Court at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort

Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort

Trail’s End Restaurant: This rustic Old West eatery is the perfect place to refuel before heading back out and exploring during your campground adventure. (Mobile order available)

  • Large Smokehouse Pizza: House-smoked brisket, sausage, and pepperoni
  • Large Vegetable Pizza: Garlic-seasoned blend of red pepper, green pepper, red onion, yellow squash, and mushrooms

Disney Springs

Blaze Fast-Fire’d Pizza: Blaze Pizza is known for its famous crust and the 24-hour fermentation period that gives it a signature flavor. They’re proud of their artisanal pies, made only with clean, simple ingredients and no artificial colors, flavors, preservatives, or sweeteners. Dietary restriction options are also available, including cauliflower crust, gluten-free dough, and vegan cheese.

  • Art Lover: Artichokes, mozzarella, ricotta, garlic, and red sauce dollops
  • BBQ Chkn: Chicken, mozzarella, red onion, banana peppers, gorgonzola, and BBQ sauce drizzle
  • Green Stripe: Pesto drizzle, chicken, garlic, red peppers, mozzarella, and arugula
  • Hot Link: Spicy red sauce, jalapeño, sausage, black olive, red onion, banana pepper, and mozzarella
  • Meat Eater: Pepperoni, meatballs, red onion, mozzarella, and red sauce
  • Red Vine: Ovalini mozzarella, tomatoes, parmesan, basil, red sauce, and olive oil drizzle
  • Veg Out: Seasonal veggies, mushrooms, red onion, mozzarella, gorgonzola, and red sauce dollops
  • White Top: White cream sauce, mozzarella, bacon, garlic, oregano, and arugula
  • Build Your Own Pizza: Choose any toppings (Additional versions available) 
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Terralina Crafted Italian: You’ll feel like you’re stepping into the Italian countryside, while enjoy hand-tossed pizzas, from-scratch sauces, and craft food.

  • Artisan Pepperoni: Pepperoni, mozzarella, basil, and roasted garlic
  • Bacon with Mushroom: Leeks, roasted garlic, and mozzarella
  • Breakfast Pizza: Fennel sausage, roasted red peppers, mozzarella, and a sunny side up egg (Only available at brunch)
  • Bruschetta: Basil Pesto, mozzarella, red onion, cherry tomatoes, and balsamic glaze
  • Margherita: Fresh mozzarella, tomato, and basil
  • Sausage: Mozzarella, roasted red peppers, pickled red onions, and tomato
  • Spicy Capicola: Capicola ham, pickled vegetables, roasted garlic, mozzarella, herbed ricotta, balsamic glaze, and arugula
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Splitsville Dining Room: Enjoy modern decor, delicious food, and an entertaining ambiance when dining at this luxury bowling alley restaurant experience. NY-Style thick crust options are available.

  • BBQ Chicken: Grilled chicken, BBQ sauce, smoked Gouda, mozzarella, cilantro and red onion
  • Cheese: House-made crust, mozzarella and fresh tomato sauce
  • Hawaiian: House-made crust, tangy BBQ sauce and mozzarella cheese topped with Canadian bacon, fresh pineapple and cilantro
  • Meat Lovers: Smoked sausage, pepperoni, bacon and Italian meatballs
  • Pepperoni: House-made cheese pizza with pepperoni
  • Sicilian Four Cheese: Mozzarella, provolone, pecorino romano, and parmesan with tomato sauce on a signature thick crust
  • Spicy Pepperoni: Mozzarella, pepperoni, and torn basil, drizzled with hot honey
  • Veggie: Mozzarella, mushrooms, red and green peppers, onions, and broccoli
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Summer House on the Lake: The California-inspired menu at Summer House on the Lake is made with simple, sustainable ingredients – served alongside lakeside views.

  • Classic Cheese: Mozzarella, parmesan, and tomato sauce
  • Margherita: Fresh mozzarella, tomato sauce, olive oil, sea salt, and basil
  • Hobbs Pepperoni: Mozzarella, parmesan, and tomato sauce
  • Shaved Mushroom: Gruyère, caramelized onion, truffle, rosemary, scallions, parsley, and parmesan cream
  • Sausage & Peppers: Mozzarella, roasted sweet peppers, and tomato sauce

Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill: Wolfgang Puck, known for its exemplary service, distinct atmosphere, delicious cuisine, and attention to detail, features a wide array of pizza choices crafted to perfection.

  • Bar & Grill “Margherita”: Fior di latte, roasted tomatoes, pesto, and basil
  • BBQ Chicken: Onions, cilantro, and jalapeños
  • Italian Sausage: Smoked mozzarella, shishito peppers, and basil pesto
  • Prosciutto di Parma: Roasted tomato, shaved onions, and goat cheese
  • Wild Mushroom: Roasted garlic, baby spinach, and oregano
  • Wolfgang’s Classic Smoked Salmon: Dill cream, red onion, chives, and salmon caviar
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Alien Pizza Planet: Ready for takeoff? Get ready to blast off with a slice of out-of-this-world pizza! Dine and enjoy Italian inspired food and beverages suitable for your whole group.

  • Whole Cheese Pizza: Whole 16-inch pepperoni pizza served family-style (New)
  • Whole Cheese Pizza Family Combo: Whole 16-inch cheese pizza served family-style with two breadsticks, two side salads and four fountain beverages (New)
  • Whole Pepperoni Pizza: Whole 16-inch pepperoni pizza served family-style (New)
  • Whole Pepperoni Pizza Family Combo: Whole 16-inch pepperoni pizza served family-style with two breadsticks, two side salads and four fountain beverages (New)
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Disney California Adventure Park

Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta: There’s nothing better than a stroll along the boardwalk. Take a break and dine inside this quick-service eatery, where there’s a pizza, pasta, or salad for every taste bud to enjoy. (Mobile order available) 

  • Whole Cheese Pizza
  • Whole Pepperoni Pizza
  • Whole Summer Sausage Pizza: Spicy pork sausage, baba ghanoush, feta, and roasted seasonal vegetables (Available through Aug. 21)
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Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

GCH Craftsman Bar, GCH Craftsman Grill, and Hearthstone Lounge: Nestled within this hotel, you’ll find three locations each filled with a variety of flavors. Whether you want to indulge in a meal poolside at the GCH Craftsman Bar, enjoy an authentic Craftsman-style ambiance at GCH Craftsman Grill, or sit back and relax lounge-style at Hearthstone Lounge, there’s something for everyone at Disney’s Grand California Hotel & Spa.

  • Margherita Pizza: Fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, fire-roasted tomatoes, grana padano, and aged provolone
  • Classic Pepperoni Pizza: Premium pepperoni, grana padano, and aged provolone
  • Forest Mushroom IMPOSSIBLE Sausage Pizza: Roasted mushrooms, plant-based sausage, mushroom spread, caramelized onions, green onions, fresh mozzarella, grana padano, and aged provolone
  • Charcuterie Pizza: Premium pepperoni, prosciutto, Italian sausage, arugula, fire-roasted tomatoes, grana padano, and aged provolone

Downtown Disney District

Splitsville Luxury Lanes: Located in the heart of Downtown Disney, sit down and enjoy an entertaining meal with a retro and fun atmosphere.

  • BBQ Chicken: BBQ sauce, smoked Gouda Mozzarella, cilantro, and red onion
  • Cheese: House-made crust, mozzarella, and fresh tomato sauce
  • Hawaiian: House-made crust, tangy BBQ sauce and mozzarella cheese topped with crispy bacon, Canadien bacon, fresh pineapple, and cilantro
  • Pepperoni: House-made cheese pizza loaded with pepperoni
  • Margherita: Fresh mozzarella, Roma tomatoes, basil, and tomato sauce
  • Meat Lovers: Smoked sausage, pepperoni, bacon, and Italian meatballs
  • Spicy Pepperoni: Mozzarella, pepperoni, mushroom, and basil drizzled with hot honey
  • Veggie: Mozzarella, mushrooms, red and green peppers, onions, and broccoli

Naples Ristorante e Bar: This charming Neapolitan eatery is filled with the spirit of Southern Italy. Dine day or night with indulgent, bold, and delicious Italian cuisine.

  • Hot Honey Soppressata: Fresh mozzarella, spicy soppressata salami, capers, and hot honey
  • Venice Beach Vegan: Vegan mozzarella, tomato sauce, marinated artichoke, roasted red pepper, grilled red onion, and green pepper
  • Pesto Genovese: Pesto, mozzarella, diced tomato, and basil
  • Hawaiian: Fresh mozzarella, tomato sauce, sliced porchetta, pineapple, and parmesan
  • Pollo: Roasted chicken, smoked mozzarella, red onions, fontina, and BBQ sauce
  • Carnivoro: Fresh mozzarella, tomato sauce, pepperoni, capicola, genoa salami, and spicy sausage
  • New York: Shredded east coast mozzarella blend, tomato sauce, parmesan, and oregano.
  • Quattro Formaggi: Fresh mozzarella, fontina, provolone, parmesan, diced tomato, and basil
  • Ensenada Shrimp: Shredded mozzarella, seasoned shrimp, shredded cabbage, Pico de Gallo, chipotle crema, and lime
  • Prosciutto E Melone: Fresh mozzarella, parmesan, arugula, thinly sliced cantaloupe, prosciutto, and olive oil
  • Margherita: Fresh mozzarella, basil, and tomato sauce
  • Pepperoni: Pepperoni, fresh mozzarella, and tomato sauce
  • Family Special: Family-style della casa or Caesar salad for four people with family-style spaghetti and meatballs or chicken penne pasta and large cheese or pepperoni pizza

Napolini Pizzeria: Not only does this Italian eatery have great-tasting Italian food, but it’s also perfect for those on the move. Sit outside and enjoy specialty pizzas, hearty sandwiches, fresh salads and traditional desserts, or take your meal to-go!

  • Hot Honey: Fresh mozzarella, stracciatella, chili flakes, basil, hot honey, and tomato sauce
  • Carne: Pepperoni, spicy Italian sausage, parma cotto ham, fresh mozzarella, and tomato sauce
  • Pepperoni: Pepperoni, fresh mozzarella cheese, and tomato sauce
  • BBQ Chicken: Chicken, smoked mozzarella, red onions, cilantro, and BBQ sauce
  • Sweet Potato: Korean sweet potato, corn, caramelized onion, fresh mozzarella, mayo, and tomato sauce
  • Hawaiian: Parma ham, pineapple, fresh mozzarella cheese, and tomato sauce
  • Sausage: Spicy Italian sausage, fresh mozzarella, and tomato sauce
  • Mexicana: Carnitas, pickled jalapeños, red onions, cilantro aïoli, and fresh mozzarella
  • Margherita: Basil, fresh mozzarella cheese, and tomato sauce

These shareable pie options have stolen a pizza our hearts! With these tasty adventures, the possibilities are endless when you visit Disney Parks.

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Disneyland 70th Nostalgic Bites Inspired by Vintage Foods

Special Events By May 31, 2025 Tags: , , No Comments

During the Disneyland 70th Anniversary Celebration, guests can “celebrate happy” for a limited time with new and returning entertainment, festive décor and of course, themed food and beverages. We have found favorite snacks at Disneyland through the years can call back some of the most treasured memories of The Happiest Place on Earth.

Perhaps you’re thinking of a distant memory in the ’60s, walking up to a pirate ship to — as pirates obviously do — order a tuna sandwich. Maybe you’re calling back a hazy scene under the lights of Videopolis in the ‘80s, wondering if that really happened (oh, it did). Or maybe you remember sitting down to dinner at Disneyland Park in the ‘90s; your mom tucking your napkin into your shirt and a plate of Beef Stroganoff headed your way.

With so many decades of rich history, you can bet that the chefs at Disneyland Resort have tapped into the power of snacking to dust off those memories with some new creations, and they’ve even combed through past recipes for inspiration to create modern spins on classic eats. Here is your guide to time traveling the only way we know how at Disney Eats … by food.

For the full lineup of the nostalgic foods, new eats and dazzling sips at the celebration, see the Disney Eats Disneyland 70th Anniversary Foodie Guide.

Disneyland 70th Nostalgic Bites Inspired by Vintage Foods

A Few of Walt’s Favorites

He’d tell you it was all started by a mouse, but it was Walt Disney himself that opened Disneyland Park back in 1955. Putting a few of his favs on the 70th menu is one way we can honor him during our anniversary celebration. Here are a few new dishes inspired by Walt’s love for chili, pie, and of course, mouse ears.

Mickey Hat Cookie

Find it at: Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe and Market House in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Cookie dipped in chocolate with a chocolate decoration.

These cookies utilize a design reminiscent of the mouse ear hat made popular by the Mickey Mouse Club television series in 1955. You might not be required to sing, “M-I-C-K-E-Y’ between bites, but we won’t discourage it.

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Chili Cheese Corn Dog

Find it at: Corn Dog Castle in Disney California Adventure Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Corn dog topped with chili, shredded cheddar, and corn chips

Chili is a known favorite of Walt’s, with one of his recipes preserved in the Walt Disney Archives dating to 1958. Over the years, Disney chefs have refined the recipe and continue to serve “Walt’s Chili” for park guests around the world. This chili corn dog is the perfect vehicle for a heapin’ helpin’ of Walt’s homestyle favorite.

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W.E.D. Chili Cheese Baked Potato

Find it at: Troubadour Tavern in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Baked potato topped with beef & bean chili, cheese, sour cream, diced onions, and cornbread.

Walt enjoyed simple and comforting food, and this dish fits the bill. It’s named after WED Enterprises, the company Walt founded in 1952 to help create Disneyland. Today, WED Enterprises is known as Walt Disney Imagineering, and we are known as people who are about to eat this potato.

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Lemon Chiffon Pretzel

Find it at: Pretzels near Star Tours – The Adventures Continue

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Cream cheese-filled pretzel dipped in lemon-flavored icing topped with crushed vanilla wafer.

Walt famously loved pie and one slice of choice was lemon chiffon pie with a graham cracker crust. Today, take in Tomorrowland’s futuristic views while pulling apart this literal twist on one of Walt’s favorite desserts.

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New Bites Inspired by Casa de Fritos

What we’re looking at here is not only the Frito Kid, but also a chip vending mechanism — the perfect combination of surreal Disneyland foodie fun in 1955 that formed memories in the minds of kids everywhere. The Casa de Fritos was located where Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante currently serves up classic Mexican cuisine. For the Disneyland 70th Celebration, the menu includes the following two takes on Casa de Frito classics.

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Fried Tamale Walking Taco

Find it at: Rancho Del Zocalo Restaurante in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Fried beef tamale with chili, corn chips, and diced onions with cilantro, shredded cheese, and sour cream.

This dish is a fusion of two items once served at Casa de Fritos in Frontierland: A Ta-cup and a Frito Chili Pie. The Ta-cup was an open-faced taco housed in a fried corn tortilla. Both items were early favorites at Casa de Fritos, so their descendant is likely to be a big hit.

Mocha Cream Puff Disneyland Vintage Food

Mocha Cream Puff

Find it at: Rancho Del Zocalo Restaurante in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Cream puff filled with cinnamon-mocha pastry cream topped with chocolate-covered corn chips.

Yes, we said chocolate-covered corn chips. Using the classic corn chip as a topping on a sweet dessert offers the right amount of sweet and savory flavor combo that will have you trying to remember the last time you had something this good.

Tahitian terrace Disneyland

Tropical Nods to Tahitian Terrace

In 1962, the Tahitian Terrace opened in Adventureland, offering the live entertainment of the Royal Tahitian Dancers and a menu inspired by the flavors of the South Seas.

Guests who visited the park in those days might remember visiting until midnight, peering over a menu at a parting curtain of water or a fire dancer nearby. To remember this literal hot spot, let’s dance over to Carnation Café and Bengal Barbecue for a couple of new delights.

Tropical Rum Cocktail Disneyland

Tropical Rum Cocktail

Find it at: Carnation Café in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Bacardi Superior Rum, Myers’s Rum Original Dark, Pineapple, Orange & Lime Juices, and Grenadine.

Raise a glass to Tahitian Terrace with the bright tropical flavors of this classic drink that may remind you of past vacations in the sun, palms swaying in the breeze, cocktail in hand.

Grilled Tahitian Ribs Disneyland

Grilled Tahitian Ribs

Find it at: Bengal Barbecue in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Ribs served with white rice and pineapple slaw.

Succulent ribs with pineapple and rice appeared on the original Tahitian Terrace menu, and we’re so glad to see the modern version at Bengal Barbecue.

Carnation Ice Cream Parlor Disneyland

Nostalgic Carnation Inspirations

Carnation Ice Cream Parlor opened on July 17, 1955, complete with an ice cream counter where guests could try the latest creamy cool treats right on Main Street, U.S.A. Today, guests can experience a few callbacks to their favorites, both savory and sweet.

Beef Stroganoff Carnation Cafe Vintage Food

Beef Stroganoff

Find it at: Carnation Café in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Braised Beef, Bacon, Onions, and Mushrooms over Egg Noodles.

A delectable Beef Stroganoff was offered on the Carnation Café menu in the 1990s. If the rad memory of this savory mountain of pasta and beef has stuck with you since the days of Darkwing Duck, give this latest version a try.

Vintage Banana Split Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor

Banana Split

Find it at: Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry ice creams topped with strawberries, pineapple, hot fudge, fresh banana, chopped nuts, whipped cream, and a cherry.

The Victorian Banana Split was a favorite at Carnation Ice Cream Parlor in Disneyland Park beginning in 1955. We consulted with the original Carnation Ice Cream Parlor menu, and it can be found today at the Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor hosted by Dreyer’s, and this banana split is so very close to the original, making it the perfect sugary treat to transport you to another time.

Disneyland 70 Banana Split Churro

Banana Split Churro

Find it at: Churros near Goofy’s Sky School in Disney California Adventure Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Classic churro rolled in cocoa powder with banana and strawberry sauces garnished with whipped topping, crushed peanuts, and a cherry.

The latest in-carnation of the Victorian banana split, this modern treat takes the banana split to new heights and to the churro-lovers out there. If you’re looking for your next churro to check off the list, this is certainly the most ap-peeling.

Chicken Of The Sea Ship Disneyland

Party Like it’s 1955

The foodie landscape at the park in 1955 played on the adventurous spirit of guests and pirates alike.

With so many new foodie inventions in the past 70 years, Disney chefs enjoyed taking a look back and recreating some of those mid-century recipes. Here are a couple of bites that harken back to that first summer at Disneyland.

Hook’s Galley Tuna Melt Disneyland 70th Food

Hook’s Galley Tuna Melt

Find it at: Red Rose Taverne in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Fresh tuna salad topped with Muenster and herb-marinated tomatoes served with house chips.

In August 1955, shortly after Disneyland opened, the Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship and Restaurant in Fantasyland offered tuna sandwiches. Guests could enjoy both photo opportunities at the ship’s wheel and sandwich oppor-tuna-ties inside. Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship and Restaurant became Captain Hook’s Galley in 1969 (and later closed in 1982). Today, you can savor your own swashbuckling dreams and this delicious take on the classic sandwich.

Apple Pancake Rolls Disneyland 70th Anniversary

Apple Pancake Rolls

Find it at: River Belle Terrace in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Apple pie topping, walnut streusel, and cinnamon Chantilly cream served with choice of bacon or sausage.

Pancake roll-ups were a staple on the Pancake House menu when it opened in August of 1955. Strawberry and blueberry pancakes are also available as a variation of an original item sold at the Pancake House. The Apple Pancake Rolls served today are a close double to those that guests snacked on nearly 70 years ago.

Videopolis Disneyland

More Retro Treats Inspired by Eats from Decades Past

In the totally tubular 1980s, Disneyland opened Videopolis in Fantasyland and proved even Mouseketeers could moonwalk.

With giant video screens that played the latest music videos and a huge dance floor, it was the place to boogie down before fueling up with futuristic round fries at The Space Place restaurant in Tomorrowland or grabbing a burger in Frontierland.

Here’s a few more most-righteous modernized must-eats that will take you back.

Dancing Shimmering Lights Videopolis Drink

Dancing Shimmering Lights

Find it at: Troubadour Tavern in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Sweet berry lemonade with blackberry topper and colorful sanding sugar.

This vivid concoction was inspired by Videopolis, that radical high-tech area guests were able to dance the night away in the 1980s and 1990s. With each sip, reflect on your dance moves and hair choices back then and let us know if you’ve seen any improvement over the years.

Space Place Cottage Fries Disneyland

Space Place Cottage Fries

Find it at: Galactic Grill in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Fries tossed in Parmesan butter and parsley served with house-made ranch.

These Cottage Fries take us back to The Space Place restaurant in Tomorrowland from 1977 to 1996 where they were served as a futuristic side dish. Wait — if Cottage Fries are coming back in 2025, now soaring to entrée status… that means Tomorrowland’s vision of the future was right all along!

Cowboy Fries Disneyland Vintage Food

Cowboy Fries

Find it at: The Golden Horseshoe in Disneyland Park

Vintage-Inspired Flavors: Fries, nacho cheese, sautéed ground beef, burger sauce, and butter pickles.

Frontierland restaurants used to offer hamburgers in the 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s, so to tip our cowboy hats to those burgers of the past, we topped fries with all the goodness of a burger, without the bun.

Did any of these modern takes on past recipes get you feeling nostalgic? Try them for a limited time during the Disneyland Resort 70th Celebration.

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