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Halloween has arrived at Walt Disney World Resort, and this year the celebration goes well beyond pumpkins, costumes and spooky decorations. Disney’s culinary teams have created a seasonal lineup of Halloween treats ranging from pumpkin desserts and colorful frozen drinks to sinister sandwiches, caramel apples and an eye-catching Maleficent funnel cake.

Many of the seasonal offerings are available through October 31, 2026, giving Orlando visitors plenty of opportunities to add a little Halloween flavor to a day at the parks. Some items at Disney’s Animal Kingdom begin October 1, while others are already being served around Walt Disney World.

If you’re planning a fall Disney vacation, here are some of the Halloween foods worth keeping on your radar.

Halloween Treats at Magic Kingdom

Magic Kingdom has one of the biggest selections of seasonal food this year, with Halloween treats spread throughout the park.

On Main Street, U.S.A., Plaza Ice Cream Parlor is serving a Pumpkin Sundae made with pumpkin gelato, pumpkin-spiced caramel sauce, pumpkin brittle and Halloween sprinkles. It’s an easy way to get into the fall spirit before heading deeper into the park.

For visitors looking for something more substantial, The Plaza Restaurant has several Halloween additions. The new Devilish Crispy Chicken Sandwich combines spiced mayonnaise, red cabbage and Fresno peppers on a black kaiser roll. The Skull Meatloaf brings a Caribbean-style glaze to a comfort-food favorite, while dessert fans can try the new Phantom Pecan-Caramel Cheesecake.

Reservations are recommended for The Plaza Restaurant.

Over in Tomorrowland, The Lunching Pad has a Ghoulish Blue Raspberry Slushy finished with black vanilla drizzle. The drink is non-alcoholic and is available during regular park hours as well as Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.

Fantasyland gets into the Halloween spirit with the Queen of Hearts Tart at Cheshire Cafe, featuring sour cherry pie filling.

At Columbia Harbor House in Liberty Square, the S’mores Cup layers graham cracker pieces, chocolate ganache, chocolate popping candies, milk chocolate panna cotta and marshmallow cream. This particular treat is offered during regular park hours.

Nearby at Liberty Square Market, guests can find one of the more interactive drinks of the season. The Magic Potion Slushy combines blue raspberry with yuzu and changes from blue to green when stirred.

And if your Disney day isn’t complete without DOLE Whip, Aloha Isle Refreshments has a Mango and Chamoy Float featuring DOLE Whip Mango, pineapple juice, chamoy and chili-lime seasoning.

Disney’s Hollywood Studios Goes Sweet and Spooky

Disney’s Hollywood Studios has fewer Halloween menu additions, but the ones on the list are hard to overlook.

At Epic Eats near Echo Lake, the new Maleficent Funnel Cake starts with a chocolate funnel cake and adds shimmer, powdered sugar, ube and matcha icings, vanilla soft-serve and chocolate horns.

It’s easily one of the most visually distinctive desserts on Disney’s 2026 Halloween menu.

Toy Story Land is joining the celebration too. Woody’s Lunch Box has brought back its Pumpkin Lunch Box Tart, a pumpkin pie-filled pastry decorated with marshmallow fondant, Halloween sprinkles, marshmallows and chocolate jack-o’-lanterns.

For something with a slightly tart twist, stop by ABC Commissary or Backlot Express for the returning Ghost Cream Puff. The dessert is filled with sour apple custard and topped with toasted meringue and chocolate crispy pearls.

Halloween Arrives at Disney’s Animal Kingdom October 1

Several of the new seasonal treats at Disney’s Animal Kingdom begin appearing October 1.

Terra Treats on Discovery Island is home to the new Boneyard Cookies and Scream Sundae. This Halloween dessert packs cookies ‘n cream ice cream, chocolate popping crumbs, a chocolate cookie, sugar bone, pumpkin candy and Halloween sprinkles into a waffle bowl.

Terra Treats is also offering a Fall Ice Cream Cookie Dough Sandwich with vanilla ice cream, edible cookie dough, brownie, chocolate chips, fall sprinkles and sea salt flakes.

At Flame Tree Barbecue, look for the new Candy Corn Pop. Despite the name, this one is a spiced cheesecake with apple butter swirl and brown butter graham crackers, dipped in white chocolate.

There are plenty of smaller treats to grab while exploring the park as well, including a Fall Chocolate Chip Cookie at Creature Comforts and a Fall Mickey Cinnamon Roll with orange icing at Creature Comforts and Isle of Java.

Elsewhere around Animal Kingdom, visitors can find a Pumpkin Cheese Danish at Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery, a chocolate Mummy Twist at several locations, and an Apple Cider Muffin topped with cinnamon streusel and spiced crystal sugar.

These Animal Kingdom offerings are scheduled to begin October 1.

Mickey-Shaped Halloween Treats Across Walt Disney World

You don’t necessarily have to sit down for a full meal to enjoy Disney’s Halloween food lineup.

Candy shops and merchandise locations across Walt Disney World are carrying seasonal treats that are easy to grab during the day or take back to your hotel.

Among the choices are Mickey pumpkin spice cereal treats, Halloween cereal treats decorated with M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies, Minnie Witch cereal treats, Halloween cupcakes and marshmallow pops.

Caramel apple fans have several choices too, including the Mickey Pumpkin Caramel Apple and Minnie Witch Caramel Apple.

One returning favorite is the Large Mickey Spiderweb Cookie, a decorated sugar cookie available at locations including Main Street Confectionery, Big Top Souvenirs, Zuri’s Sweets Shop, Goofy’s Candy Company, Disney’s Candy Cauldron and select Walt Disney World Resort shops.

These grab-and-go options can be particularly convenient for families who want something festive without adding another restaurant stop to an already busy park day.

Halloween Popcorn and the Vampire Mickey Mouse Bucket

Disney popcorn collectors have something new to look for this Halloween.

The Vampire Mickey Mouse Bucket features a light-up element and includes popcorn at the time of purchase. It is being offered at various snack carts at Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disney’s Animal Kingdom while supplies last.

There are Halloween popcorn treats to eat as well. Goofy’s Candy Company at Disney Springs has a seasonal popcorn mix combining buttered popcorn, mini marshmallows, candy corn, Halloween sprinkles and a chocolatey drizzle.

Main Street Confectionery has another version featuring M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies, crushed chocolate cookies, Halloween sprinkles and orange chocolatey drizzle.

Good Choices for Families

With so many seasonal items, narrowing down the list can be difficult.

Families looking for fun, approachable choices might want to consider the S’mores Cup at Columbia Harbor House, Boneyard Cookies and Scream Sundae at Animal Kingdom or the Maleficent Funnel Cake at Hollywood Studios.

The Fall Chocolate Chip Cookie and Mummy Twist at Animal Kingdom are simpler options for visitors who want a quick seasonal snack, while the Mickey Halloween Marshmallow Pop makes an easy treat to pick up at Magic Kingdom.

More Halloween Food Around Walt Disney World

This guide focuses on the seasonal offerings highlighted around the Walt Disney World theme parks and select resort and shopping locations, but Halloween food can also be found elsewhere around the property.

Disney Springs has its own 2026 Halloween food lineup, and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party features additional event-specific food and drinks. Disney has separate foodie guides covering those offerings.

That means guests visiting Walt Disney World during Halloween season could easily make trying seasonal foods part of the vacation itself.

Plan Your Disney Halloween Food Adventure

One of the fun things about visiting Walt Disney World in the fall is seeing just how much the parks change for the season. Halloween food adds another layer to the experience, whether you’re looking for an elaborate dessert, a quick snack between attractions or a Mickey-shaped treat to take back to the hotel.

The 2026 lineup offers a good mix of returning favorites and new creations, with especially interesting additions at Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom.

Just remember that seasonal menus, operating hours and availability can change. Some treats may also sell out during busy periods, so check current information before making a special trip for one particular item.

For the complete official menu and the latest availability information, visit the Disney Parks Blog 2026 Halloween Foodie Guide.

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