World Princess Week 2026: Every Treat and Where to Find It
World Princess Week returns to Walt Disney World from August 16-22, 2026. Disney Eats just revealed this year’s royal lineup, and it is a big one. In total, you can track down a dozen princess-inspired treats across the parks and resort hotels.
Three of them are brand-new for 2026. The rest are returning favorites and year-round staples, all dressed up for the celebration.
These treats are spread all over the property. So a little planning goes a long way. Below, you will find every item and exactly where to grab it.
The 3 New World Princess Week Treats for 2026
First, let’s start with the fresh arrivals. Disney Eats confirmed three new desserts this year. Each one is packed with detail and sure to be as delicious as it is beautiful.
- Princess of the Bayou at Amorette’s Patisserie in Disney Springs: vanilla chiffon, pistachio-praline crunch, orange pate de fruit, and pistachio mousse. The green-and-yellow dessert nods to Tiana’s bayou transformation. Chocolate leaves and a water lily topper finish it off.
Photo Credit: Disney Eats
- Tiana’s Caramel Eclair at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort: honey cremeux, caramel, and spiced pecans in a green eclair shell, topped with a chocolate lotus. Look for it at Riverside Mill Food Court and Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory.
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- Lemon Blueberry Entremet at Le Petit Cafe in Disney’s Riviera Resort: blueberry mousse, lemon chiffon cake, lemon curd, and blueberry compote. Golden frosting styled like Rapunzel’s braid tops the glossy purple dessert.
Photo Credit: Disney Eats
Returning World Princess Week Treats by Location
Next, here are the returning bites and beverages. Many are available at other times of year. Still, Disney groups them under the Princess Week banner. So they are easy to collect on one trip.
Magic Kingdom
- Aurora Cone at Storybook Treats: strawberry DOLE Whip and blue soft-serve in a blue sugar cone, topped with white chocolate crispy pearls
- Tiana’s Famous Beignets at Golden Oak Outpost: light, fluffy beignets dusted with powdered sugar and drizzled with honey
EPCOT
- The Royal Chef’s Dessert Plate at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall in the Norway pavilion: an assortment of Norwegian-inspired desserts served during the Disney Princess dining experience
Akershus is a table-service restaurant, and it books up fast during Princess Week. So you will want a reservation before you go. To catch an opening, set your MouseDining dining alerts, and let us watch the availability for you.
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Disney’s Hollywood Studios
- Belle Cup of Enchantment at Fairfax Fare: cranberry juice with Minute Maid Passion Fruit Orange Guava Juice, topped with yellow shimmer and strawberry boba pearls
- Bubbles of the Sea at ABC Commissary and Market: Gold Peak Sweet Green Tea, lemon juice, pineapple, and guava, finished with green boba pearls and a splash of shimmer
Disney’s Animal Kingdom
- Motunui Ube Sundae at the Anandapur Ice Cream Truck: purple ube soft-serve topped with tropical fruits, coconut, raspberry crumbs, and macadamia nuts
Disney Springs
- Mermaid Caramel Ganache Pop at The Ganachery: salted caramel ganache covered in milk chocolate, with a wave-textured shell and an orange starfish accent
Mermaid Caramel Ganache Pop Photo Credit: Disney Eats
Disney Resort Hotels
- The Ocean Chose You at Capt. Cook’s and Kona Island at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort: banana chiffon, caramel-milk chocolate mousse, dark chocolate-banana crumbs, vanilla syrup, and buttercream
- Tiana’s Mint Chocolate Chip Bar at Gasparilla Island Grill at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa: mint chocolate chip mousse over a cocoa biscuit base
Photo Credit: Disney Eats
How Much Do the Treats Cost?
Disney has not shared full pricing yet. Prices can also shift closer to the event. For the current cost on any treat, check the Walt Disney World app or My Disney Experience before you order. That way, there are no surprises at the register.
Tips for Your World Princess Week Snack Crawl
The lineup stretches across four parks, Disney Springs, and several resort hotels. So you will not knock it all out in one day. Instead, pick the parks on your itinerary first. Then build a short list of treats you can reach without backtracking.
If desserts are your priority, Disney Springs is an easy stop. You can grab the Princess of the Bayou and the Mermaid Caramel Ganache Pop within a short walk of each other. Plus, no park ticket is required.
For the resort treats, plan a monorail or Skyliner detour. The Polynesian, Grand Floridian, Riviera, and Port Orleans options each pair well with a meal or a break between park days.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is World Princess Week 2026?
World Princess Week runs from August 16-22, 2026, at Walt Disney World. Still, several treats are available for a wider window in August. So you may spot some of them before the week officially begins.
What are the new World Princess Week treats this year?
This year, Disney Eats added three new desserts. The Princess of the Bayou is at Amorette’s Patisserie. Tiana’s Caramel Eclair is at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort. The Lemon Blueberry Entremet is at Le Petit Cafe. Each one draws from a different princess story.
Where can you find World Princess Week treats?
You can find the treats across all four theme parks, in Disney Springs, and at several resort hotels. Each park carries at least one item. The Polynesian, Grand Floridian, Riviera, and Port Orleans resorts round out the list.
Do you need a reservation for Akershus Royal Banquet Hall?
Yes. Akershus is a table-service restaurant, so you will need a dining reservation for The Royal Chef’s Dessert Plate. These tables go quickly during Princess Week. To get one, set your MouseDining dining alerts, and we will notify you the moment a spot opens.
How much do World Princess Week treats cost?
Disney has not published prices for every item, and costs can change. So the best move is simple. Check the Walt Disney World app or My Disney Experience for current pricing before you order.
