This year Universal Studios Hollywood is offering a new Dining Pass for their Halloween Horror Nights!

This is an exciting new offer for guests who enjoy going to Universal Studios for their spooky events.

In this post, we are going to go through everything that you need to know about this new dining pass, so you can determine if it is worth it for your visit.

What is Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass?

Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass is a new add-on that you can purchase when you buy your Halloween Horror Night tickets.

Currently it is only available at Universal Studios Hollywood (sorry Orlando).

When you purchase this Dining Pass, you pay a flat rate for select vouchers to be used to buy specific food items.

It can be a great way to save a bit of money and not have to worry about how much cash you have or taking out your card for all the snacks.

What To Expect With A Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass

When you purchase a Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass, you get a total of six (6) vouchers. Two (2) vouchers for eligible entree items, and four (4) vouchers for eligible snacks, dessert, beverage, or side items.

The Dining Pass vouchers can only be applied to specific or eligible items on menus. All eligible items will be noted with the Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass logo on the menu.

Important Note: One of the eligible menu items is a 22″ All Beef Hot Dog, and it does require you to redeem two of your entree item vouchers. So keep this in mind if that looks good for your entree item as well as something else.

How To Purchase the Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass

The Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass can be purchased online as a ticket add-on. It is a good idea to buy it when you’re also buying your event tickets, as it ensures that you are getting the dining pass for the same night.

In order to redeem the dining pass, it has to be purchased for the same night as your ticketed event.

If you lose your pass, you won’t be able to get a replacement. And any unused vouchers will be expired after the event ends.

Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass Cost

The cost of the Dining Pass is the same for all of the Halloween Horror Nights, and it is a flat rate of $71.31 per pass.

If you have your Halloween Horror Nights tickets already, then you can buy your Dining Pass here.

At this time, there is no discounts or promotions available for purchasing the Dining Pass.

Additionally, if you purchase a multi-night event ticket for Halloween Horror Nights, you will need to purchase a Dining Pass for each of the nights you attend if you wish to use it. There isn’t a multi-night Dining Pass currently available for purchase.

Again, it is important to remember that this dining pass must be completely used during your night at Halloween Horror Nights.

Is Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass Worth It?

If you’re looking to do Halloween Horror Nights on a budget, then the Dining Pass is absolutely worth it.

Even if you aren’t looking to do a scary night on a budget, it can be a great way to make dining during Halloween Horror Nights easier.

Closing The Gates On: Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass

For the Spooky 2025 Halloween Season, Universal Studios Hollywood has added a new ticket add-on this year to Halloween Horror Nights. The Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass.

With this new Dining Pass, you’re able to pay a flat rate for select food vouchers to make buying eligible food items easier.

The Dining Pass can only be used at Universal Studios Hollywood, during the Halloween Horror Nights on the event date selected when purchased.

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Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood is a must-attend event for all Halloween and Scary/Horror movie fans!

Please note that this post is going to be about Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights. If you are looking for information on the Halloween event that takes place in Orlando, check out my other post; Universal Studios Orlando Halloween Horror Nights.

Taking place on select 39 nights in September, October, and the first weekend of November at Universal Studios Hollywood.

In this post we will go over the different haunted houses, various ticket options, and everything you need to know before you go.

Short on Time? Here are some of the post Highlights:
– 8 New Themed Haunted Houses
– New Themed Terror Tram
– 39 Nights to enjoy the Halloween Horror
– Ticket cost ranges between $77 to $409
– Tickets are on sale, so buy ASAP before the night you want sells out!

What To Expect At Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood

If you have ever attended the Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Orlando, then you someone what know to expect at the one here in Hollywood.

Universal Studio Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights are often referred to as Southern California’s Scariest Halloween event! Filled with hours of non-stop Halloween fun!

With everything from haunted houses, scare zones, live entertainment, themed treats, themed merchandise, and more!

But this event isn’t for everyone! In fact, the event isn’t recommended for anyone 13 years of age or younger.

In year’s past, Universal Studios Hollywood, has had an overall theme for the Halloween Horror Nights, with each haunted house, scare zone, and treats falling within that theme. However for the past few years now, there has been no official theme for the whole event.

But that doesn’t mean that the theming for the haunted houses and scare zones have been less then exceptionally horrific!

HHN Hollywood Scare Zones

At Halloween Horror Nights, not only do you have haunted houses to explore through (more details below), but you also have Scare zones!

Scare Zones are areas of the park where you specifically need to worry about terrifying creatures coming out of the dark! Each Scare Zone has a different theme so be sure to be on the lookout when you enter these areas.

This year Universal has brought back some all time favorite scare zone themes, as well as some new ones.

Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood Haunted Houses

Universal Studios Hollywood, usually does 8 haunted houses for Halloween Horror Nights. All of the haunted house themes have been slowly released, and we know all the themes!

The haunted houses this year are new and improved, based upon some of the current popular horror scenes.

Some of the haunted house themes are the same as the ones that will also be present at Universal Studios Orlando Halloween Horror Nights. But that doesn’t mean that attending the event will be the same as in Orlando.

While the themes of the haunted houses are the same, each Universal Studios park does their own rendition of the theme, which makes them different to experience.

So don’t worry, there are still some Haunted Houses at Halloween Horror Nights in Hollywood that are exclusive to the Hollywood park.

Let’s dive into the themes for the Haunted Houses you can see this year:

• Five Nights at Freddy’s – Step into the world where Freddy, Bonnie, Chica and Foxy come to life. Can you make it through the house alive?!
• Terrifier – Based on all three films, step into Art’s gore filled display, showcasing his work. Just don’t stay too long, or you might become his next victim.
• Fallout – This post-apocalyptic LA scene will have you facing The Ghoul, Maximus and the Brotherhood of Steel.
• Jason Universe – Meet Jason Voorhees in his element, and walk through various scenes of his victims. This is a classic house you aren’t going to want to miss.
• The Horrors of the Wyatt Sicks – This is a WWE ‘themed’ house, where you’ll enter the area of The Wyatt Sicks. Here you will be greeted by Uncle Howdy, Rambling Rabbit, Mercy the Buzzard, Abby the Witch, and Huskus the Pig.
• Poltergeist – They’re here!! Based on the classic horror film, listen closely to the TV’s whisper and enter into a new world.
• Monstruos 3: The Ghosts of Latin America – In 2023, you had Monsters of Latin America. In 2024, you had Nightmares of Latin America. This year you get the Ghosts of Latin America! Get ready as La Muerte leads you into the darkness to meet other legendary creatures in the darkness.
• Scarecrow: Music by Slash – An updated version of a previous house, but this time featuring music by Slash. Which doesn’t sound like much, but it will take this house to new horrifying scenes.

If you’re ever curious how the haunted house themes change from year to year; here are some of the themes that have been showcased previously at Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights.

Note: The links are to the ‘trailers’ that Universal has released for the Haunted Houses.

Horror Nights Terror Tram

The Terror Tram returns this year continuing with the “Enter The Blumhouse” theme. This year, the villains from Blumhouse movies over the past 15 years have been unleashed and are here to show you a new side of horror.

This Terror Tram showcases some of the best scenes from The Black Phone 2, The Purge, Freaky, Happy Death Day, and many more. Making you feel like you’re right inside the movie.

Previous years of the Terror Tram this has been a riding experience, where you ride the tram through the scenes. This year is a bit different.

For this year’s Terror Tram, you ride the tram to an area, get off the tram, and walk through the scenes that have been created. Making it a much more horrifying and unique experience for guests.

You can watch the trailer from last years Terror Tram here:

Previous themes of the Terror Tram have been:
The Exterminatorz

Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood Dates

Halloween Horror Night will take place on select nights from September 4 – November 2, 2025. There will be a total of 39 nights to select from, but you better buy tickets quickly, as nights sell out fast!

The event pretty much is held every Thursday through Sunday throughout September and October.

To make it easier to plan your trip, I have listed the dates of the event by month, as well as given a calendar view of the dates.

September dates for Halloween Horror Nights are:

September 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 25, 26, 27, 28

October dates for Halloween Horror Nights are:

October 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31
November 1, 2.

The event will start at 7 pm, and the ending time does vary by date.

Halloween Horror Nights Cost

The night of Halloween Horror Night at Hollywood Studios depends upon the type of ticket you purchase, and the night of the event that you go to.

Here is a quick overview of what the cost will be to go, followed by a full breakdown.

The minimal cost that you can expect to pay to attend Halloween Horror Nights is about $77 per person (same price as 2024). If you select the R.I.P tour, then you can expect to pay around $449 per person (a $40 increase from last year).

If a spooky ‘season pass’ is what you are after, then the cheapest pass, Frequent Fear Pass, is $179 per person (same price as 2024). And the Ultimate Fear Pass starts at $299 per person (same price as 2024). But we will get into more details on the season passes below.

As a general rule of thumb, attending on Thursday nights will be the cheapest night to go, and will probably have the smallest crowds. The weekends are always going to be the most expensive, as well as the most crowded.

Below I have listed all the different ticket options available. Please note that if you have looked at the ticket options for Halloween Horror Nights in Orlando, the ticket options for Halloween Horror Nights in Hollywood are different.

Halloween Horror Nights Tickets

Tickets for Halloween Horror Night Hollywood can be purchased online, and at the gates (unless sold out). Tickets are currently on sale.

Tickets can be purchased directly from Universal Studios Hollywood; purchase online here. Or they can be purchased through Klook; purchase on Klook here.

There are quite a few different ticket options to select from. Here are all of the different ticket options to hopefully make it easier for you to decide which tickets are best for you and your party.

If you are looking for ticket information on the Halloween Horror Nights in Orlando, then check out my other blog post; Universal Studios Orlando Halloween Horror Nights.

Some fine print to remember when you purchase your tickets:

• Tickets are only valid for the date that you select when checking out
• Unless purchased separately, tickets do not include early access to the event
• No outside food or beverages are allowed
• The event occurs rain or shine, and no rain checks or refunds will be offered
• Unless stated, parking is not included in the ticket cost
• Tickets are non-transferable, non-refundable, and non-exchangeable

Regardless of which ticket your purchase, it is important to read the terms and conditions for the ticket you select.

Halloween Horror Night General Admission Ticket

This is the base ticket option that you can purchase in order to attend the spooky event!

It allows you access to Universal Studios Hollywood* for the special ticketed event. And allows you to see all the haunted houses and attractions that are open during the event.

This single-night ticket costs between $77 – $107 per person. The cost does vary by the date on which you attend.

*The ticket does NOT allow you access to Super Nintendo World during the event.

Halloween Horror Night Universal Express Ticket

The Universal Express Ticket option is the same as the single-night ticket, giving guests access to the after-hours event. Plus it gives guests express access to all of the haunted houses.

Express access is only allowed once per haunted house with this ticket. This means that if you want to go back to a favorite haunted house, you will have to stand in the regular line.

The Universal Express Ticket costs between $259 – $349 per person. Again, the night which you select to go will cause a change in the ticket cost.

Halloween Horror Night Universal Express Unlimited Ticket

With the HHN Unlimited Express ticket, you can enjoy unlimited express access to all the haunted houses. Where the Express Ticket allows you to just enter each house once, this ticket gives you unlimited express access.

Have a favorite Haunted house? Go as many times as you would like with this ticket. This Universal Express Unlimited ticket costs between $299 – $399 per person.

Halloween Horror Night After 2 pm Ticket

This is a Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Night exclusive ticket! That’s right, Orlando doesn’t have this ticket option for guests!

With this ticket, guests are allowed to enter the park for the event at 2 pm. This gives you an extra 5 hours to enjoy Universal Studios Hollywood prior to the event!

This 2 pm ticket costs between $117 – $157 per person. Which is actually a great value for getting into the park so early!

Halloween Horror Night 2 pm Express Ticket

Get into the park 5 hours early and get express access to each of the 8 haunted houses at Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood with this ticket!

This 2 pm express ticket costs between $319 – $439 per person.

Halloween Horror Night R.I.P Tour

This is what I would consider the ultimate horror night experience ticket! This R.I.P. Tour ticket really delivers above and beyond for true horror fans!

The R.I.P. Tour includes:
– A guided walking tour of the event with R.I.P entry into each haunted house
– R.I.P entry to select rides
– Reserved seating at Live shows
– Private VIP trolley transportation
– Gourmet dinner at the VIP dining room
– Interactive themed photo with a scare actor
– Complimentary Valet Parking
– Special VIP entrance to Universal Studios Hollywood
– Commemorative “R.I.P” credentials and lanyard

A few of the items listed above are based on the tour itinerary that you select. Making the R.I.P tour customizable to what your group wants.

When you go to purchase the R.I.P. Tour, you will need to select the time of your tour. The times of the tours are subject to availability.

R.I.P Tour cost is between $449 – $519 per person.

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NOTE: THIS EARLY ACCESS TICKET IS NO LONGER OFFERED FOR THE 2025 HALLOWEEN HORROR NIGHTS.

Halloween Horror Night Early Access Ticket

This is an add-on ticket that you can purchase in addition to the single-night ticket.

By purchasing this additional early access ticket, you will be granted access to Universal Studios Hollywood, an hour and a half prior (at 5:30 pm) to the Halloween Horror Nights event starting.

The Early Access ticket is great if you want to get a head start, but don’t want to purchase a 2 pm access ticket.

Early Access tickets cost between $10 – $25 per person. As with the single-night tickets, the cost of the additional early access ticket will vary upon the day of the week.

Purchasing this ticket alone will NOT get you into Halloween Horror Nights. This must be purchased IN ADDITION to a single-night ticket.

THIS EARLY ACCESS TICKET IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE BUT FELT NECESSARY TO KEEP INFORMATION IN CASE THEY BRING THE TICKET BACK FOR FUTURE EVENTS.

Halloween Horror Night Fear Passes

Another Universal Studios Hollywood exclusive pass for the Halloween Horror Nights! Offering two different types of ‘unlimited’ passes for the Halloween Horror Night events!

You’ve heard that correctly folks! Why scream just one night this Halloween season when you can get your scream on multiple nights!

Frequent Fear Pass

The Frequent Fear Pass allows guests to attend up to 33 nights of the Halloween Horror Night event!

With this pass, there are no blackout dates on the first visit. Visits after the initial must be one of the select nights (listed below). Return visits do have some blackout dates.

Return Visit Approved Dates:
September 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 21, 25, 26, 27, 28.
October 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 12, 15, 16, 19, 22, 23, 26, 29, 30, 31.
November 1, 2.

Return Visit Blackout Dates:
October 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25.

This Frequent Fear Pass starts at $179 per person! This is a great deal for the cost. If you break it down, as long as you go at least twice, the pass basically pays for itself!

Note: The Frequent Fear Pass does not include early access to the event

Ultimate Fear Pass

The Ultimate Fear Pass allows guests to attend up to 40 nights of the Halloween Horror Night event!

With the Ultimate Fear Pass, there are no blackout dates! Guests with this pass can attend all the event nights if they wish!

If you are looking for a super spooky, scream-filled Halloween season, then this is definitely the pass that you are looking for!

This Ultimate fear pass is $299 per person! When you break it down, this pass is a great deal. As long as you go more than twice, the pass has essentially paid for itself!

Note: The Unlimited Fear Pass does not include early access to the event

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HHN Dining Pass

This year, Universal Studios Hollywood decided to create a new Dining Pass available for guests.

The Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass allows guests to purchase a set of vouchers for a flat rate, and then redeem the vouchers for select food and beverages around the park the night of the event.

If you’re interested in learning more, check out: Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass

Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights FAQ:

Here are some of the frequent questions that arise when discussing Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights. If you have further questions, please feel free to email me at: red@redthetraveler.com

Is Universal Studios Hollywood doing Halloween Horror Nights?

YES! Universal Studios Hollywood is hosting Halloween Horror Nights for a grand total of 39 nights this spooky season! The event takes place on select nights throughout September and October.

Tickets are on sale now, so be sure you purchase your tickets online prior to the event!

What time do Hollywood Horror Nights start?

The event officially starts at 7 pm. Unfortunately, this year Universal Studios removed their early access into the event for purchasing tickets online.

Now, if you wish to enter the event earlier than 7 pm, you can either purchase an additional Early Access Ticket, which grants 1.5 hours early entry. You would need to purchase a 2 pm ticket entry, which allows you to enter 5 hours prior to the event.

In other words, entrance into the event will depend upon the ticket you purchase:
General Admission: 7 pm Entry
Early Entry Ticket (add-on): 5:30 pm Entry
2pm Ticket: 2 pm Entry

Can you dress up for Halloween Horror Nights?

Unfortunately, Universal Studios has a strict policy on costumes and attire during their Halloween Horror Night events. Costumes are not encouraged, nor will they be allowed in through the front gates.

What is the best day to go to Hollywood Horror Nights?

If you’re looking to experience Halloween Horror Nights without having to deal with big crowds, then going during the week is going to be one of the better days to go.

Dates that are weekends, and/or dates that are closer to Halloween will not only be more expensive, but they will also be more crowded.

If you can, going during the week in early September, or in early October will help minimize crowds during your event.

Does Hollywood Horror Nights include rides?

Halloween Horror Nights event does include some rides for the night, but not all. Some of the rides that are open are as follows;

• Jurassic World – The Ride
• Revenge of the Mummy – The Ride
• Transformers: The Ride-3D

If you are looking for Express Access or Unlimited Express Access to the rides that are open during the event, then be sure to purchase the event ticket that includes either option.

An area that is for sure off-limits to Halloween Horror Night guests is the Super Nintendo World area. The whole area with the rides will be closed during the event.

However, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter will be open during Halloween Horror Nights. Additionally, you should be able to see some of the frightful characters like Death Eaters during the event.

Super Nintendo World will NOT be open during the event.

Does Universal close early on Halloween Horror Nights?

Yes, on event nights, the park closes to the general public at 5 pm. However, if you have a ticket to that date’s Halloween Horror Night event, then you are allowed to stay within the park in designated areas.

If you are unsure where the designated area is, be sure to ask a worker, and they will be happy to help navigate you to the right area.

When did Halloween Horror Nights start in Hollywood?

Halloween Horror Nights in Hollywood is actually the spin-off of the Horror event that takes place at Universal Studios Orlando. This spooky event started in 1994, the year after it was started in Orlando.

The event has been going strong ever since (well minus a year for the pandemic).

Closing The Gates On: Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood

This year Halloween Horror Nights will take place on select nights from September 4, 2025, until November 2, 2025. There will be a total of 39 event nights for guests to enjoy.

Tickets are currently on sale, with a few nights sold out, so if you are planning on going, I would recommend purchasing your tickets sooner rather than later.

Ticket prices do vary based on the type of ticket you purchase, and the night that you go.

If you wish to go for multiple nights, then investing in a Fear Pass is the way to go. As you will be able to go for multiple nights during the frightful Halloween Season.

Enjoy 8 themed haunted houses, scare zones, and even a Terror Tram at this year’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood.

I do my best to keep this post updated, so be sure to check back to see new information added, and updated yearly.

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If you don’t have tickets to Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, let this foodie guide be why you purchase tickets, because you don’t want to miss these seasonal offerings!

Now if this foodie guide has you interested in attending Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, then be sure to check out our post about Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party to get all the details.

There are plenty of brand-new treats making their appearance during this frightful night. All new items will be noted, so be sure to add them to your list of tasty treats to try!

MNSSHP Foodie Guide

Most of the treats that are offered seasonally are only available during the after-hours event. However, there are a few items that are offered during regular park hours at Magic Kingdom.

Because Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, takes place in Magic Kingdom, all of these treats will be available in Magic Kingdom. Some items are only offered during the after-hours event, while others are offered at Magic Kingdom all day.

Typically, each park at Disney World will host their style of Halloween fun during Halloween time.

MNSSHP Foodie Guide: Magic Kingdom Treats

These are the treats that are available at Magic Kingdom during regular park hours, as well as during Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. Be sure to check them out, as most are only available while supplies last during this spooky season.

If you’re looking for a full guide to the after-hours special event, be sure to check out; Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party.

If you’re looking just for more Halloween Treats that will be available during regular park hours, check out: Disney World Halloween Foodie Guide.

Coloumbia Harbour House

• S’mores Cup – perfectly layered cup with layers of graham cracker crumbs, chocolate ganache, chocolate popping candies, milk chocolate panna cotta, and marshmallow cream (NEW)

Spring Roll Cart

Spicy Pork Spring Roll

served with pineapple mustard

Ghostly Delight Sundae

Chocolate ice cream topped with chocolate cookie crumbs, marshmallow cream, almonds, sugar cookies, and sprinkles
(NEW)

Goblins and Ghoulies

Captain Morgan Original Spiced Rum, Disaronno Originale Liqueur, apple cider, and pomegranate juice
(NEW)

Pumpkin-spiced Coffee Barbecue Pork Sandwich

Coffee-rubbed pork featuring Joffrey’s Pumpkin Crème Brûlée Coffee Seasonal Blend, cold brew barbecue sauce, and a slaw with pumpkin-spiced aïoli on a purple sweet potato bun
(NEW)

Skull Meatloaf

Caribbean-style glazed meatloaf served with loaded mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables
(NEW)

Liberty Square Market

• Magic Potion Slushy – Fanta Blue Raspberry slush with changes color from blue to green when you stir (Non-alcoholic)(New)

Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies

Cauldron Cold Brew – Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee with pumpkin-spiced foam and Halloween sprinkles

Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Event-Only Treats

The following are delectable treats that are only available for purchase during Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. These treats can NOT be purchased during park hours, but only during the event.

Even during the event, many are only available until certain times. The times that they will be available until will be noted with the eatery.

Remember Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party is only available during selected nights from August 15 – October 31, 2025.

Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Treats until Midnight

The following treats are only available during Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, and during the event, are only available until midnight. So be sure to prioritize these during the event if they sound good to you.

Main Street Bakery

Mickey-shaped Cheesecake

Pumpkin cheesecake with graham cracker crust and white chocolate-whipped ganache

Mickey-shaped Cinnamon Roll

served with white icing and Halloween sprinkles

Plaza Ice Cream Parlor

• Pumpkin Sundae – Pumpkin gelato with pumpkin-spiced caramel sauce, pumpkin brittle, and Halloween sprinkles (NEW)

Casey’s Corner

Chipotle Barbecue Pork and Street Corn French Fries

French fries topped with fire-roasted corn, queso fresco, jalapeño ranch, and cilantro

Chipotle Barbecue Pork and Street Corn Hot Dog

All-beef hot dog with fire-roasted corn, queso fresco, jalapeño ranch, and cilantro

Chipotle Barbeque Pork and Street Corn Mini Corn Dogs

Mini corn dogs topped with fire-roasted corn, queso fresco, jalapeño ranch, and cilantro

Candy Corn Verrine

Layers of salted caramel ganache, marshmallow panna cotta, and whipped cream topped with caramel corn and candy corn (NEW)

Golden Oak Outpost

• Cajun Crawfish and Sausage BOOtine – Waffle fries topped with Cajun-inspired crawfish, andouille sausage gravy, and cheese curds (NEW)
• Hot Honey Lemonade – Minute Maid Premium Lemonade with hot honey and a chili-lime rim (Non-alcoholic)(NEW)

Beignets from Beyond – Light, sweet, and fluffy beignets with powdered sugar and chocolate cookie crumbs served with cookies and cream cheese dipping sauce (NEW)

Sleepy Hollow Refreshments

• Creepy Kimchi Corn Dog – Hand-dipped corn dog rolled in malt vinegar and scallion with hades relish and kimchi-mayonnaise dipping sauce (NEW)
• Pumpkin-spiced Funnel Cake Sundae – topped with pumpkin gelato, whipped cream, pumpkin-spiced caramel, marshmallow pumpkins, and sprinkles (NEW)

Madame Leota Séance Candle

Red velvet cake and cookies and cream mousse

The Friar’s Nook

Not-So-Poison Apple Doughnuts

Apple cider doughnuts rolled in apple cider sugar and drizzled with caramel sauce (NEW)

Buffalo Chicken Hand Pie

Buffalo chicken and mozzarella wrapped in a flaky dough topped with blue cheese crumbles and buffalo-ranch

Bowl of Bones

Pork wings fried with jalapeños and tossed in barbecue sauce made with Cherry Coca-Cola

Haunting Jalapeño Ranch Tots

Tots topped with black bean chili, cheddar cheese sauce, and jalapeño ranch (NEW)

Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café

• Sweet-and-Spicy Chicken Strips drizzled with Korean barbecue sauce and topped with black sesame seeds, fried garlic, and green onions
• Terrifyin’ Twice-spiced Chicken Sandwich – Fried chicken breast dipped in hot honey and topped with pepper jack cheese, jalapeño poppers, and bacon
• Not A Poisoned Apple Slushy – Frozen apple cider topped with cinnamon whipped cream and sour gummy candy (Non-alcoholic) (NEW)

Minnie Witch Hat

Chocolate cookie topped with peanut butter mousse, milk chocolate ganache, and buttercream

Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Treats until 11 PM

The following treats are only available during Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, and are only available until 11 pm. This means if you want to enjoy these spooky treats, you better move fast before they aren’t offered.

Aloha Isle Refreshments

DOLE Whip Mango & Chamoy Float

DOLE Whip Mango, pineapple juice, chamoy, and chili-lime seasoning

Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies

Candy Bowl Sundae

Salted caramel soft-serve topped with chocolate cone dip, SNICKERS bar pieces, TWIX cookie bar pieces, and M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies Halloween Blend (NEW)

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Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Treats until 10 PM

These delicious bites will be gone before you know if during the night, so be sure to grab them quick.

Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Café

Buzzard Wings

Whole chicken wings tossed with grilled onions, jalapeños, and lime (NEW)

Grilled Masa Flatbread

Grilled corn cake topped with braised chicken, butternut squash puree, cilantro-pumpkin seed sauce, shredded lettuce, pico de gallo, and queso fresco

Pumpkin Pie Mini Churros rolled in orange sugar and served with pumpkin pie dipping sauce (NEW)

Chocolate-Caramel Tart – Chocolate tart shell filled with chocolate ganache, caramel sauce, and caramel cream topped with TWIX cookie bar pieces and a chocolate piece

Storybook Treats

Ursula Cone

A wild berry soft-serve topped with candy coral and citrus cotton candy in a black vanilla cone (NEW)

Cheshire Café

Mummy Treat

Flaky pastry with chocolate filling topped with white icing stripes and sugar décor

The Lunching Pad

• Jalapeño Popper Dog – All-beef hot dog topped with sriracha cream cheese, crispy onions, bacon, and Hades relish
• Ghoulish Blue Raspberry Slushy – Fanta Blue Raspberry slushy with black vanilla drizzle (Non-alcoholic)(NEW)

Skull Cake

Banana cake filled with dulce de leche (NEW)

Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Treats until 8:30 PM

These treats will really be gone too quickly during the Halloween Party. I recommend grabbing these first, when you get to the party if you wish to really enjoy them.

Liberty Square Market

Jack Pop – Chocolate fudge brownie with marshmallow filling topped with a chocolate piece

Sally Pop – Yellow cake with raspberry filling topped with a chocolate piece

Note: the Jack and Sally Pop can also be found Sleepy Hollow Refreshments

Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Treats until 9 PM

Pinocchio Village Haus

Phantasmal Fried Pumpkin Ravioli 

served with black garlic aïoli (NEW)

Undead Garlic-Parm Chicken Strips

Fried chicken strips tossed in garlic-parmesan sauce, and topped with parmesan, and parsley (NEW)

Scary Ghost Slushy

Blue raspberry slushy with marshmallow foam and a marshmallow ghost (Non-alcoholic)

Captain Hook Treasure Whoopie Pie

Chocolate whoopie pie with caramel filling and fruit-flavored cereal treasure (NEW)

Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Dining Reservations

The following treats are only available to guests that have tickets to Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, and are essentially only available when you make a reservation at the respective restaurant.

While Be Our Guest Restaurant, and Cinderella’s Table do have walk-up lists you can join, getting a table isn’t guaranteed. I highly recommend making a dining reservation to ensure you can enjoy these unique bites.

It is important to note that if you make a dining reservation, but do not have tickets to Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, than you will not be able to make the reservation. And Disney will not let you in the park.

Be Our Guest Restaurant

• Beef Short Rib with Purple Potatoes – braised with red wine, figs, peppers, and a touch of dark chocolate
• Poulet Rouge Chicken – served with butternut squash puree, roasted pumpkin seed sauce, pomegranate
• Pumpkin Crème Caramel – served with sour cherry jam and pumpkin seed brittle
• Apple Cider Margarita – Teremana Blanco Tequila, Grand Marnier Liqueur, and apple cider (NEW)(Alcoholic)
• Castle Fog – Empress 1908 Gin, Bols Blackberry Liqueur, lemon juice and cane syrup (NEW)(Alcoholic)

Roasted Beef Marrow Bone

served with pinot noir-beef marmalade, toasted baguette, and pickled mustard seeds

Cinderella’s Royal Table

Note: Everything listed below is a new dish to enjoy for this year’s halloween party.

• Beef én Croute – Braised beef short rib cooked in blood red wine demi-glace, served with roasted seasonal vegetables
• Chicken Roulade – Chicken stuffed with mousseline and black truffles over fregola pasta with aji amarillo and red pepper sauces
• Creepy Cheesecake – Pumpkin cheesecake, spiced oranges, orange curd, and chocolate crumble
• Pumpkin Margarita – Casa Dragones Blanco Tequila, Grand Marnier Liqueur, Minute Maid Orange Juice, lime juice, and pumpkin spice
• Violet Specter – Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Chambord Liqueur, lemon juice, and Sprite

Supernatural Shrimp

Poached shrimp in a Bloody Mary sauce garnished with crisp wonton chips

MNSSHP Novelty Items:

Each year, Disney comes out with a new and exciting novelty items. This year, for Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, we have a Jack Skellington Gravestone Popcorn bucket, and a Mayor Sipper.

Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington Gravestone Bucket

-Limit two per person, per transaction

Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Mayor Sipper

-Limit 2 per person, per transaction

These items can be found throughout the park at various popcorn carts.

If any more novelty items get released as the MNSSHP happens, I will be sure to list them here too.

Closing The Gates On: MNSSHP Foodie Guide

This year’s menu for Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party is filled with new and exciting treats to try. There is such a wide variety of snacks, sweet treats, and drinks that there is going to be something for everyone!

But remember these treats will only be available during the special event: Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. The event takes place on select nights until October 31, 2025.

If you need help planning your Disney World vacation for Halloween time, be sure to email me at red@redthetraveler.com. I would be happy to give you a free quote.

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Yes, these are additional food items added just for the summer months. So if you see anything worthy of trying, be sure to plan your trip quickly, as they will not be here for long!

These new summer menus launched May 16, 2025! So let’s dive into what is new this summer and which hotel you can find them at.

Additionally, there will be a new character dining experience that will be available for guests during the summer months too. But a bit more on that later.

Disneyland Hotel Summer Menu

The Disneyland Hotel has some of the best eateries that I have ever eaten at in all my Disney trips. So personally, I am very excited for some of these menu items coming to the restaurants this summer!

Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill

Tangaroa Terrace is bringing quite a few new items to their breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus!

Tangaroa Terrace Summer Breakfast Menu:

Ube-stuffed French Toast

Japanese milk bread, coconut custard, ube diplomat cream, and fresh tropical fruit

NEW

• Korean-style Breakfast Sandwich – Sliced country ham, fresh tomato slices, and sliced Havarti on egg-coated Japanese milk bread (NEW)
• Tropical Pancakes – Macadamia nut buttermilk pancakes, passion fruit curd, and toasted coconut

Lomi Salmon Sandwich

Smoked salmon, egg, tomato, and red onion on a croissant served with a pineapple wedge

NEW

Tangaroa Terrace Summer Lunch/Dinner Menu:

• Chile-Orange Glazed Chicken Wings – Togarashi aïoli and Fresno chile (NEW)
• Szechuan Cucumber Salad – Chinese five-spice, fresh garlic and scallions, toasted sesame seeds, and hot oil vinaigrette (NEW) (Plant-based)

Coconut Ice Cream (NEW)

Passion Fruit Sorbet (NEW)

Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar

Trader Sam’s is getting quite an upgrade to their breakfast items for these summer menus. But their Lunch/Dinner menus are also getting some new additions.

Trader Sam’s Breakfast Summer Menu:

• Ube-stuffed French Toast – Japanese milk bread, coconut custard, ube diplomat cream, and fresh tropical fruit (NEW)
• Open-Face Lomi Salmon Sandwich – Smoked salmon, egg, tomato, and red onion on a croissant served with a pineapple wedge (NEW)
• Korean-style Breakfast Sandwich – Sliced country ham, fresh tomato slices, and sliced Havarti on egg-coated Japanese milk bread (NEW)
• Tropical Pancakes – Macadamia nut buttermilk pancakes, passion fruit curd, and toasted coconut

Trader Sam’s Lunch/Dinner Summer Menu:

• Chile-Orange Glazed Chicken Wings – Togarashi aïoli and Fresno chile (NEW)
• Szechuan Cucumber Salad – Chinese five-spice, fresh garlic and scallions, toasted sesame seeds, and hot oil vinaigrette (NEW)(Plant-based)

And for the adults that are over 21 years old, there are some new alcoholic beverages to try!

Trader Sam’s Summer Beverage Menu:

• Madre Mia – The Fableist Pinot Noir, The Christian Brothers Brandy, pineapple, orange, lemon and lime juices, and creme de peche (NEW)
• Summer Swing – Ron Zacapa Centenario Rum, La Marca Prosecco, honey syrup, mint leaves, lemon juice, and bitters (NEW)
• Sea Water Spritz – Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum, Aperol, falernum, pineapple juice, and passion fruit syrup
• Sparkling Purple Gin – Hendrick’s Gin, Chambord, La Marca Prosecco, and cane sugar syrup garnished with Luxardo Cherries and edible luster dust (NEW)
• Spiced Vodka Rosé – Tito’s Handmade Vodka, St. George Spiced Pear Liqueur, DAOU Rosé, falernum, simple syrup, and lemon juice (NEW)
• Apple-Bourbon Punch – Crown Royal Regal Apple Whisky, Buffalo Trace Bourbon, Amaro Montenegro, apple and lemon juices, and vanilla syrup (NEW)
• Eternal Inquiry – Neisson Agricole Blanc Rum, Hamilton Demerara Rum, light amber honey, passion fruit syrup, and bitters (NEW)
• Cucumber Mint Vodka Cooler – Ketel One Botanical Cucumber & Mint Vodka, orgeat, cream of coconut, pineapple juice, lime juice, and mint leaves (NEW)
• Left Coast Brewing Co. Una Mas Amber Ale (NEW)
• Brewery X Huckleberry Hard Seltzer (NEW)
• Avissi Prosecco (NEW)
• Daou Sauvignon Blanc (NEW)
• The Fableist Chardonnay (NEW)

Palm Breeze Bar

Palm Breeze Bar is one of the newer eateries that joined The Disneyland Hotel Resort, and has been a popular spot for a delicious bite to eat. And now with these new summer menu items, it is going to be the spot to relax at.

Margherita Pizza

Thai basil and Stracciatella mozzarella

NEW

Southwest Chicken Sandwich

Achiote chicken breast, roasted green chili, pepper jack, caramelized onion, and garlic butter toasted brioche

NEW

• Ahi Tuna Tartare Tian – Sushi rice, ripe avocado, Vietnamese slaw, and shoyu-chile vinaigrette (NEW)
• Guacamole & Lime-scented Tortilla Chips (NEW)
• Crisp Falafel Fattoush with Lemon Hummus – Crispy pita, blistered tomato-cucumber, grilled artichoke, and chile-lime seasoning (NEW)
• Toasted Quinoa & Baby Kale – Persian cucumber, dried cranberry, blueberries, almonds, Meyer Lemon vinaigrette (Plant-based)(NEW)
• Caesar Salad – House-made croutons, cherry tomatoes, and parmesan (NEW)
• Grilled Prime Flat Iron Steak – Charred broccolini, parmesan snow, lemon, and compound herb butter (NEW)
• Pan-roasted Salmon with farro and Mediterranean vegetables (NEW)
• Adult Chicken Tenders with french fries (NEW) 

The Coffee House

The Coffee House is open early to get your morning cup of coffee, but it also is a great stop on the way to the parks to grab a quick bite with plenty of grab-n-go options.

The Coffee House Summer Breakfast Menu:

• Ham & Cheese Croissant Sandwich – Butter croissant, ham, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and orange pepper jelly (New)

The Coffee House Summer Menu:

Mediterranean Shaker Salad

Cucumber, tomato, onion, olives, chickpeas, feta cheese, mint, basil, and Mediterranean dressing

NEW

Chopped Shaker Salad

Romaine, cabbage, cucumber, carrots, edamame, cashew nuts, mint, and miso dressing

NEW

All of these new beverage items are non-alcoholic, making them light and refreshing for the whole family.

The Coffee House Summer Beverage Menu:

• Iced Agave Agua Fresca – Lemonade, agave nectar syrup, and chia seeds
• Iced Sour Mango – Mango purée, chai syrup, lemon juice, and sweet and sour

• Summer Floral Soda – Club soda, hibiscus and grapefruit syrups, and lemon juice
• Iced Yuzu Espresso – Espresso shot, yuzu syrup, and mineral water

Goofy’s Kitchen

Goofy’s Kitchen is known for some fun character dining experiences, but that doesn’t mean that it is just for the kids. This summer, Goofy’s adding some fun new alcoholic beverages for the adults to enjoy!

Goofy’s Kitchen Summer Alcoholic Menu:

• Frozen Piña Colada (Non-alcoholic version also available)
• Margarita Flight – Blood orange, habanero lime, and spicy watermelon
• Frozen Premium Margarita – Codigo Reposado Tequila, Grand Marnier, agave, and lime juice
• Bramble – Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Chambord, agave nectar syrup, lime juice, and mint
• Brewery X Huckleberry Hard Seltzer
• Golden State Jamaica Hard Cider
• Tenuta Polvaro Pinot Grigio
• Daou Cabernet Sauvignon
• Heinz Eiel Spatlese Riesling
• Sparkling Cocktail Flight – Strawberry vodka, spicy margarita, passion fruit gin fizz, and sparkling rum with Piper Sonoma Brut

Broken Spell Lounge

The Broken Spell Lounge opened in the fall of last year, and has already captivated the hearts of guests who visit. And this summer, you can expect some exquisite new menu items for the summer.

• Ahi Tuna Tataki – Aji amarillo ponzu, persillade, and crispy wonton
• Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail – Tito’s Cocktail Sauce, cornichons, and lemon
• Southwest Chicken Sandwich – Achiote chicken breast, roasted green chile, pepper jack, caramelized onion, and garlic butter toasted brioche
• Forest Mushroom Farro Risotto – Asparagus, chive, and parmigiano reggiano frico

• Fish & Chips – Caviar tartar sauce, and malt vinegar
• Margherita Pizza – Thai basil and Stracciatella mozzarella
• Benevolent Faerie
• Raven’s Wing

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel Summer Menu

There are plenty of places to grab a quick bite, a strong drink, or enjoy a sit down meal at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel. The already mouth-watering menus have just gotten some new additions to try.

Grand Californian Great Hall Cart Summer Menu

GCH Craftsman Bar

The GCH Craftsman Bar is adding some delectable additions to their breakfast menu, as well as lunch/dinner too. Some of the new items are also available at the GCH Craftsman Grill too, and those items will be noted.

GCH Summer Breakfast Menu:

• Farmers Market Frittata – Eggs, ham, spinach, house blend cheese, onions, asparagus, roasted vine tomato, lemon hollandaise, and house salad (NEW)
• Avocado Toast on Sourdough – Grilled sourdough, avocado, poached eggs, ricotta, chives, crispy garlic, honey, basil, and lemon oil (NEW)

GCH Summer Lunch/Dinner Menu:

• Salmon Salad – Cucumber, avocado, tomato, sweet peppers, farro, charred green onions, shallots, Valbreso feta, champagne vinaigrette, and arugula (NEW)
• Wagyu Burger – Cilantro-mint chutney, white onion, Grafton smoked cheddar, iceberg lettuce, pickles, and tomato on a brioche bun served with fries (NEW)
• Sticky Chicken Wings – White rice, gochujang BBQ sauce, pickled cucumber slaw, toasted sesame seeds, and green onions (NEW)
• Shrimp Ceviche – Marinated shrimp, spicy citrus broth, white onion, tomato, cucumber, avocado, and cilantro served with tortilla chips (NEW)

The GCH Craftsman Grill will also have the Shrimp Ceviche, and the Farmers Market Frittata.

Donald’s Tales of Adventure Dinner Buffet

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa is known for their character dining experiences, and having some of the best ones that the Disneyland Resort has to offer. Once again, they are adding to their character dining experiences with Donald Duck!

This new Donald’s Tales of Adventure Dinner Buffet will feature Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, and some of their other friends in new adventure outfits. The dinner buffet will include campfire-style bbq menu.

The character dining experience will be held at Storytellers Cafe at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa. Be sure to check back to the blog for a full review of this new character dining experience.

Closing The Gates On: Disneyland Resort Summer Menus

The Disneyland Resort is bringing some new items to the Disneyland Resort Hotels for the summer months! Get ready for some delicious items you can enjoy throughout the whole day.

With new summer items being added to breakfast, lunch and dinner menus, there is bound to be something new to enjoy no matter what time you decide to grab a snack.

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As a reminder, this event starts June 27, 2025 and will go until August 10, 2025. This event also takes place at Disney Springs, not at any of the Disney World parks, so there is no admission cost, making it perfect for a weekend getaway.

In this post, we are going to go over all of the different items that are on the Flavors of Florida special menus and where to find the best ones.

Flavors of Florida Menus

Throughout all of Disney Springs, you can find special plates that highlight the various cultural dishes that make up Floridian cuisine. These dishes won’t last long, so be sure to enjoy them while you can!

Amorette’s Patisserie

Orange Mousse

Orange mousse, orange jam, citrus chiffon, and a Grand Marnier-soaked hazelnut financier

NEW

Tropical Dream Colada

Passion Fruit Orange Guava Juice, piña colada smoothie mix, and either Captain Morgan or Malibu Coconut Rum topped with whipped cream and passion fruit purée drizzle

NEW

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

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

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

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

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)

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) 

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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

• 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) 

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)

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 

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: 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

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

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

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

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 

Pizza Ponte

Fra Diavola

Spicy salami 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)

The Polite Pig

Smoked Mahi-Mahi with Summer Vegetable Ragoût

Mahi-Mahi orange and herb oil rubbed, cold-smoked and baked, served with 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)

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

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 held Angel’s Envy Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, offering sweet citrus and vanilla notes with a smooth Madeira-style finish

NEW

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)

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

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

Pizza topped with locally sourced burrata from Dicuru Mozzarella, locally farmed basil from Orlando, & 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

T-REX 

Key Lime Martini

Absolut Vanilla Vodka, Patrón Citrónge Orange Liqueur, Coco Reàl Cream of Coconut, and Key lime juice

NEW

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)

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)

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 

YeSake

Fresh Shaved Ice

Japanese shaved ice topped with tangy lemon syrup and juicy mandarin orange slices

NEW

Flavors of Florida: Kids Menu

Now all of these delicious eats might have you wonder what the little ones will eat during the trip. Well don’t worry, as the following items are items that are bound to be kid friendly, and kid approved favorites.

• Key Lime Gelato Shake – from D-Luxe Burger
• Cuban Sandwich – from Cilantro Urban Eatery
• Key Lime Ice Box Pie – from Gideon’s Bakehouse
• Orange Bird Cone – from Swirls on the Water
• Citrus Orange Cannoli – from Vivoli il Gelato

Closing the Gates On: Flavors of Florida Foodie Guide

Flavors of Florida is back for another year with new menu items that can be found all around Disney Springs! This limited time event starts on June 27, and won’t last for long so be sure to get to Disney Springs before these items dissapear.

All of the food items at Flavors of Florida are locally sourced, and inspired by the various cultures and cuisine that can be found throughout all of Florida.

Be sure to come hungry, so you can try all the mouth-watering offerings at this year’s Flavors of Florida.

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Get ready to board a fully immersive pirate tavern, where all mates, pirates, scallywags, and buccaneers are welcome.

The Beak and Barrel Backstory

No Disney eatery would be complete without a good backstory, and The Beak and Barrel is no different. So let’s dive into the story of how this new tavern is going to be joining Adventureland.

The Beak and Barrel is owned by Captain Meridian “Merry” Goldwyn, accompanied by her first mate Rummy. The two of them make a legendary pair of rumrunners, who have traveled around the world discovering the very best food and drinks from the seven seas.

Meet Rummy

First mate of Captain Meridian “Merry” Goldwyn, owner of The Beak and Barrel.

Concept Art released by Disney

Rummy is Merry’s most trusted friend and first mate. Though very talkative, he does an excellent job as the tavern’s quartermaster. He ensures that guests enjoy their time and can often be found telling stories of when Rummy and Merry were sailing the seas.

He can primarily be found relaxing above the bar, Rummy still takes his job very seriously and ensures that the tavern is well.

Fun Fact: Some true Disney World Pirates of the Caribbean fans might notice that Rummy looks a lot like Barker Bird that sat at the entrance of Pirates of the Caribbean. Barker Bird left his post a while ago and hasn’t been seen since.

Additionally, there is an Enchanted Rum Bottle found at the bar. The bottle was a gift from the enchantress Tia Dalma to Captain Meridian “Merry” Goldwyn.

Park the Plot: Does enchantress Tia Dalma sound familiar? She was first introduced in the second Pirates of the Caribbean film, Dead Man’s Chest. Tia Dalma is the human form of the sea goddess Calypso who was the love of Davy Jones.

In the Captain’s Quarters there are five miniature ships in glass bottles mounted above the fireplace. Each bottle represents a pirate from the different parts of the world (possibly ships we’ve already been introduced to) coming together to defeat the tyranny.

The Captains Quarters have also been rumored to once be the living quarters of a great Spanish Comandante.

What To Expect At The Beak and Barrel

The Beak and Barrel is set to have savory sips, and delicious bites that will send your taste buds on an adventure! Not to mention all of the decor around the tavern that has so much happening there is always something to discover.

There are two primary areas within The Beak and Barrel; The Mess, and Captains’ Quarters.

The Mess is the main central space for guests to meet and join, featuring long tables so ‘pirates’ can join together and share stories.

Concept Art released by Disney

The bar within The Mess, is easily identifiable with its’ skull-shaped stern in the middle. At the bar, you might see Rummy sitting above ensuring that everything is in ship-shape. Or you might find Rummy along the bar’s edge giving toasts to pirates, or sharing stories of him and Merry sailing the seven seas.

The Captains’ Quarters continues the pirate vibe with slashed curtains and paintings where a pirate fight probably broke out. The main ‘attraction’ in this room is the miniature ships in a bottle.

If you look closely you might be able to see these ships come to life in battle.

Captains Quarters

Additional space for guests to enjoy, and see the miniature ships in bottles mounted above the fireplace.

Concept Art released by Disney

Closing The Gates On: The Beak and Barrel

Exciting news that a new themed dining experience is going to be arriving at Disney World. Get ready for a full Pirates of the Caribbean themed tavern for all ages to enjoy. This new eatery is going to be called The Beak and Barrel.

Enjoy a fully immersive experience as you enter into The Beak and Barrel. Raise a glass with Rummy as he shares tales of his time out at sea. Delight in savory sips and delicious bites harnessing flavors from all over the pirate world.

The Beak and Barrel comes with it’s own fun backstory, and will be available later this year in Adventureland at Magic Kingdom for you to enjoy.

Unfortunately, these are all of the details that we really know about this new dining experience. Be sure to save this post, and check back frequently as it will be updated with more details as it gets released.

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Unfortunately, Disneyland has just announced that due to the construction plans that will be happening throughout the Disneyland Resort, RunDisney events will be put on pause in 2026.

This means that the last RunDisney event at the Disneyland Resort will be the 2026 Disneyland Half Marathon Weekend. It is currently scheduled for the weekend of January 29, 2026, and will take place from January 29 until February 1, 2026.

The registration for the Disneyland 2026 Half Marathon Weekend will open April 29, 2026 at 7 am PT (10 AM ET)

To register for the event be sure to go to RunDisney website.

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Since the fall of 2024, there has been many changes, new shops and restaurants added, and there are going to be so many more coming over the next year. It is going to be hard to keep up!

Which is why this post will break down all of the details of what is coming to the Downtown Disney District. This post will include all of the details, from when these new places will open, and what else you can expect in to open in the new future.

To make it easier to get the most recent information, as this post updates, the updates will be posted at the top of the post with the correlated month that the information was collected.

Downtown Disney Updates: April 2025

Disney has announced a few more stores and restaurants that will be added to the Downtown Disney District! And these are one’s that you aren’t going to want to miss!

The Downtown Disney District has been an ever-changing spot the past year, and it is incredible to see what Disney has been able to bring in to the district.

Lululemon

That’s right, Downtown Disney District is getting it’s own Lululemon Store! But this location will be special, as it will offer a variety of different gear, as well as some collaboration apparel.

The new Lululemon will be located where the former ESPN Zone building was at.

Nectar Life

If you don’t know, Nectar Life is a “beauty essentials and bakery-inspired bath treats” shop where you can get all of your handmade items. All of Nectar Life‘s items are handmade, and utilize vegan, natural, and plant-based ingredients.

What will make this location special is that the Downtown Disney District location will be the only location with a customization bar! This is where you can create your own bath and beauty products how you want!

Nectar Life is set to open later in 2025, and will be located near Avengers Reserve

Bopo Go!

Downtown Disney District wouldn’t be complete without its own boba cafe, and soon it will have it’s very own. Bopo Go! was created by the co-owners of Bopomofo Café, Eric Want and Philip Wang. You can expect to get great quality and authentic boba/bubble tea when you go to Bopo Go!

All of the tea is sourced from Taiwan, and the matcha is source from Japan! So you know that you will be getting only the finest boba when you go to Bopo Go!

Bopo Go! is currently in the concept planning phase, and more details will be released as it becomes available!

Arthur & Sons Steak and Bourbon

This steakhouse will serve the best of the best of beef, seafood, and sandwiches. Additionally, there will be a wide selection of bourbons and cocktails to enjoy with your meal.

The menu was designed by Michelin-Star Chef Joe Isidori.

Pearl’s Roadside BBQ

Another restaurant with a menu created by Michelin-Star Chef Joe Isidori, but Pearl’s Roadside BBQ will be a quick service restaurant. At Pearl’s Roadside BBQ you will be able to find mouth-watering dishes that blend traditional North Carolina cookouts and modern barbecue techniques.

You will be able to taste the talent in favored dishes like; pulled pork, beef brisket, smoked turkey. Additionally you will be able to enjoy all of the barbeque with house-made sauces and moonshine cocktails.

Downtown Disney Updates: February 2025

The new year has brought many new things to the Downtown Disney District! Here are some of the newest updates in restaurants, entertainment and shopping that you have to look forward to when you visit the Disneyland Resort!

New Downtown Disney Restaurants

As mentioned in previous updates, there are many new restaurants that will be opening up this year! Here are some of the new ones that have opened, as well as information about the ones that are still coming!

Parkside Market

This new eatery will bring 4 different restaurants in one place! That’s right, at Parkside Market you can enjoy different restaurants under one roof! Parkside Market will have the following restaurants:

• Sip & Sonder – serving a variety of lattes, fresh treats, and small bites
• Seoul Sister – serving Korean-style rice bowls
• GG’s Chicken Shop – serving chicken salads, and everything chicken
• Vista Parkside Market – serving signature cocktails, mocktails, and everything in-between

Parkside Market opened in December 2024.

Din Tai Fung

Enjoy the many flavors of Taiwanese cuisine at Din Tai Fung. This is the first freestanding restaurant that highlights the art of Xiao Long Bao (a dumpling dish). The menu has a wide variety of different dumplings, as well as some classic favorites such as; String Beans with Garlic, Cucumber Salad, Spicy Wontons, and more. All of the dishes are served family-style (sharing portions).

Paseo, Céntrico, and Tiendita

These three restaurants were created by Michelin-Star Chef Carlos Gaytán. Even though these three restaurants were created by the same Chef, they each offer their own unique dishes, cocktails, and environment.

• Paseo – offers upscale, Mexican Cuisine, indoor restaurant
• Céntrico – offers classic Mexican dishes, open-air seating
• Tiendita – offers to-go Mexican street style dishes

More Restaurants Coming Soon to Downtown Disney…

Earl of Sandwich
The Carnaby Tavern
Arthur & Sons Steak and Bourbon
Pearl’s Roadside BBQ
Porto’s Bakery and Cafe

Downtown Disney Updates: November 2024

This winter season is going to be bringing a lot of changes in the Downtown Disney District, so you’re going to want to plan your Winter Disney trip soon!

Here are some of the newest shops and restaurants that you can look forward to seeing for the first time this winter season.

New Downtown Disney Shopping Spots

Looking for a new shop to spot the perfect gift for your Disney fan? Then look no further, as these shops will be having their grand opening this winter!

Avengers Reserve

Downtown Disney’s first store dedicated to Avengers and Marvel merchandise! Here you will be able to find the best gift for any Marvel fan! Whether you’re looking for clothing, collectables, bags/purses, or comic books, Avengers Reserve has it all!

Avengers Reserve is scheduled to open December 6, 2024

Disney Wonderful World of Sweets

If there is one thing Disney is well known for it is their delicious sweet treats, and Disney is taking it to a new level with: Disney Wonderful World of Sweets. At this world of sweets, you can find all of your favorite Disney treats from caramel apples to churro toffee.

Additionally, there will be plenty of new treats that will be released with the grand opening!

Disney Wonderful World of Sweets is set to open Winter 2024, and is the re-imagined Marceline’s Confectionery.

The D-Lander Shop

If you’re looking for a modern take on Disney apparel, then look no further. The D-Lander Shop will be your one and only stop to enjoy various apparel collections, handbags, and jewelry. You can look forward to see a variety of collections including Dooney & Bourke, Pandora Jewelry, and Kate Spade.

The D-Lander Shop is scheduled to open December 6, 2024.

Disney Storyland Boutique

This new boutique will have a revolving and transforming theme throughout, offering new items every time you stop by! Disney Storyland Boutique is a great place to grab cute themed decor and other fun things. Just be sure to check back again every visit, as you never know when the theme of the boutique will be changing.

Coming Soon to Downtown Disney…

Porto’s Bakery and Cafe
Arthur & Sons Steak and Bourbon
Pearl’s Roadside BBQ
Parkside Marketplace

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These dishes will be available only during the Food & Wine festival at DCA. This limited time event is popular, so be sure to plan your next Disneyland trip soon!

This Foodie Guide post will go over the different marketplaces that are located throughout Disney California Adventure Park, and list all of the different food that is available with the event. Then we will go over different ways that you can try more food and save a bit of money with the Sip & Savor Pass.

If you’re looking for the full Food & Wine Guide, you can check it out here: Complete DCA Food & Wine Guide

Guide Key:
Ⓢ – Sip & Savor Pass eligible
Ⓝ – New Item
Ⓟ – Plant-Based item

DCA Food & Wine Merchandise

Foodie Guide to Food & Wine Marketplaces

During the Disney California Adventure Food & Wine festival, you can find food throughout the whole park at various marketplaces. Each marketplace has its own theme, and food to match the theme.

Pro-Tip: Some marketplaces are more popular than others and often have a long line to order the food. If you want to ‘skip’ the line, then order the food at a different marketplace, and then go to the pick up window of the marketplace that is offering the food item you wish. This is a little way to save some time.

All of these marketplaces will be available from February 28, 2025 until April 21, 2025. A few of them will have some food items available a bit longer (which will be noted).

Additionally, not all of the food items are available for the Sip & Savor Pass (more on the Sip & Savor Pass further down).

Now without further ado, let’s look at the different marketplaces and what each one has to offer!

California Craft Brews

• Lemon Pepper Wings – served with garlic ranch ⓃⓈ
• Sloppy Joe Slider – made with IMPOSSIBLE beef and cheese ⓃⓈ
• California Punch – made with Mango purée, guava nectar, cucumber syrup and lemon juice, garnished with a mango chile lollipop ⓃⓈ

Alcoholic Options at California Craft Brews

• Mango Guava Cocktail – Vodka, mango purée, guava nectar, cucumber syrup, and lemon juice garnished with a rainbow sour belt gummy Ⓝ
• Chapman Crafted Orange Plaza Pale Ⓝ
• Noble Ale Works Flamigle Hard Seltzer Ⓝ
• Stereo Brewing a More Perfect Day Double IPA Ⓝ
• Green Cheek Guava in Berlin Berliner-style Weisse Ⓝ
• Spring Beer Flight Ⓝ
• Disney California Adventure Food & Wine CORKCICLE Eco Stacker
  • Add a souvenir vessel with purchase of beer or seltzer
    • Excludes 10 oz pours
    • Limit two (2) per person, per transaction
    • No discounts apply, & while supplies last

Cluck-A-Doodle-Moo

Asa’DOS

Grilled skirt steak and chipotle chicken with Spanish rice and salsa verde ⓃⓈ

Alcoholic Options at Cluck-A-Doodle-Moo

Açai Passion Tea-ki Cocktail

Pineapple rum, dark rum, passion fruit syrup, Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Co. Açai Black Tea, and lime juice garnished with a skewered Luxardo cherry and pineapple wedge Ⓝ

• Estrella Jalisco Mexican Lager Ⓝ
• Estrella Jalisco Michelada Ⓝ
• Golden Road Ride on Tropical Hazy IPA Ⓝ
• LA Bodega Költura Kölsch Ⓝ
• Russian River Blind Pig IPA Ⓝ
• Study Break LA Punch Hard Seltzer Ⓝ
• Festival Beer Flight
• Disney California Adventure Food & Wine CORKCICLE Eco Stacker
  • Add a souvenir vessel with purchase of beer or seltzer
    • Excludes 10 oz pours
    • Limit two (2) per person, per transaction
    • No discounts apply, while supplies last.

Garlic Kissed

• Sirloin Gruyére Mac & Cheese – served with black garlic chimichurri and garlic butter crunch ⓃⓈ
• Huckleberry-Citrus Cooler – Huckleberry and agave syrups, grapefruit soda, lemon and orange juices, and Gold Peak Black Tea garnished with an orange wedge Ⓢ

Alcoholic Options at Garlic Kissed

• Guava Lychee Mule – Vodka, guava nectar, ginger and lychee syrups, lemon juice, and ACE Guava Hard Cider garnished with a lemon wheel 

Golden Dreams

• Musubi – Aulani Resort-inspired steamed rice with egg, glazed spiced ham, umami mayo, and furikake ⓃⓈ
• Cherry Cobbler Pot de Crème – Vanilla custard, cherry filling, and oat crumble Ⓝ Ⓟ Ⓢ
• Blueberry Pancake Cold Brew – Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Co. Mexico Origin Coffee, oat milk, demerara, maple & brown butter syrups, topped with blueberry sweet cream, garnished with cinnamon-flavored cereal crumble Ⓢ

LA Style

• Mini LA Street Dog – served with jalapeño mayo, pepper and onion relish,Nueske’s Applewood Smoked Bacon, and crispy onions ⓃⓈ
• Western BBQ Burger Bao – served with sweet barbecue sauce, Nueske’s Applewood Smoked Bacon, and crispy onions ⓃⓈ

Alcoholic Options at LA Style

• Cantarito-Style Paloma – Reposado tequila, lime and habanero-infused pineapple juices, rock melon syrup, and Fresca garnished with a pineapple wheel and Tajín

Mercado de Antojos

• Birria Mac & Cheese – served with onion-cilantro sauce and tortilla crunch ⓃⓈ
• Café de Olla Tres Leches Cake – Café de olla-infused tres leches topped with piloncillo chantilly, cinnamon, and a Mickey-shaped cookie ⓃⓈ
• Raspberry Horchata – Raspberry, almond and cinnamon syrups, rice pudding, milk, and condensed milk garnished with skewered raspberries ⓃⓈ

Alcoholic Options at Mercado de Antojos

• Watermelon Cucumber Mojito – White rum, watermelon liqueur, mojito and cucumber syrups, watermelon purée, and lime juice topped with Topo Chico garnished with watermelon and Tajín twist

Peppers Cali-Ente

• Shrimp Papas Locas – Cheddar-bacon potatoes with jalapeño cheese sauce and spicy shrimp featuring Tajínchipotle sauce Ⓢ
• Corn Chip Chili Pie – featuring IMPOSSIBLE Beef: Seasoned IMPOSSIBLE Beef, spicy cheese sauce, tomatoes, sliced jalapeños ⓃⓈ

Alcoholic Options at Peppers Cali-Ente

• Pickle Whiskey Sour Cocktail – Bourbon, pickle juice, lime juice, and sweet and sour, garnished with Tajín Chile Lime Sauce, Tajín, and a pickle spear Ⓝ

Uncork California

• Mickey-shaped Macaron – a chocolate Mickey-shaped macaron filled with caramel ganache made with SNICKERS bar pieces Ⓢ
• Lychee Melon Cocktail – White wine aperitif, vodka, lychee and lime juices, and rock melon syrup garnished with a skewered lychee Ⓝ
• California Wine Cocktail – White wine, gin, peach purée, lemon juice, and blue curaçao syrup garnished with blue rock candy Ⓝ
• Strawberry and Cola Cocktail – Central Coast Pinot Noir, whiskey, Italian amaro, Coca-Cola, strawberry purée, and lime juice garnished with a skewered lime gummy Ⓝ

• Cocktail Flight Ⓝ
• Green Apple Slush Cocktail – Green Apple BeatBox, blue curaçao syrup, melon liqueur, kiwi purée, and lime juice garnished with a shark gummy Ⓝ
• Kendall Jackson, Vintner’s Reserve Chardonnay Ⓝ
• Duckhorn Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc Ⓝ
• Daou Vineyards, Chemin de Fleurs Ⓝ
• Lohr Vineyards, Seven Oaks Cabernet Sauvignon Ⓝ
• Silverado Vineyards, Mt. George Merlot Ⓝ
• Presqu’ile Winery Syrah Ⓝ
• J Vineyards & Winery, J Cuvée Sparkling Wine Ⓝ
• White Wine Flight Ⓝ
• Red Wine Flight Ⓝ

DCA Food & Wine Festival: Non Marketplace Items

A lot of the food for the DCA Food & Wine Festival is located at various marketplaces throughout the park. However, there are also select food items available at restaurants and carts throughout DCA that aren’t a ‘pop-up’ marketplace.

These food items are still available for a limited time, and are only available during DCA’s Food & Wine Festival.

Aunt Cass Café

• Burrata Toast – Toasted sourdough, onion jam, burrata, tomatoes, arugula, and balsamic glaze Ⓝ Ⓢ
• Placido Pinot Grigio Ⓝ

Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta

(Until April 29, 2025)

• Smoked Hawaiian Pizza – Spicy marinara, smoked mozzarella, glazed ham, and charred pineapple Ⓝ
  • Available by the slice, or whole
• Pineapple and Coconut Cheesecake – Coconut cheesecake topped with pineapple jam, mousse, and a maraschino cherry Ⓝ Ⓢ

Award Wieners

• Mini LA Street Dog – served with jalapeño mayo, pepper and onion relish, and Nueske’s Applewood Smoked Bacon, and crispy onions Ⓝ Ⓢ

Cappuccino Cart

(Until April 27, 2025) 

• Coffee Bundt Cake – Coffee bundt cake with chocolate mousse filling and a coffee-flavored liqueur glaze Ⓢ

Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream

• Strawberry Shortcake – Angel food cake, vanilla ice cream, strawberry syrup, whipped topping, and fresh strawberries Ⓝ Ⓢ

Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill

• Strawberry Horchata – Sweet rice beverage with cinnamon and strawberry purée Ⓢ

Alcoholic Options at Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill

• Strawberry Horchata with Rum – Sweet rice beverage with cinnamon, strawberry purée, and a shot of rum
• Horchata with Rum – Sweet rice beverage with cinnamon and a shot of rum

Cozy Cone Motel 5: Popcorn Scoop

• Corn Chip Chili Pie – featuring IMPOSSIBLE Beef – Seasoned IMPOSSIBLE Beef, spicy cheese sauce, tomatoes, sliced jalapeños, and crema Ⓝ Ⓢ

Corn Dog Castle

• SoCal Corn Dog – rolled in fries and topped with tomato and pickle relish, American cheese, and house dressing Ⓝ

Hollywood Lounge

• Boen Winery Pinot Noir Ⓝ
• White Haven Winery Sauvignon Blanc Ⓝ
• Château De Campuget Rose Ⓝ
• Wine Flight Ⓝ

Lamplight Lounge

Strawberry Lemonade Donuts

Available until April 29, 2025

Paradise Beer Garden

• Smog City Snugglebug Sour Blonde Ale Ⓝ
• Latitude 33 Honey Hips Honey Ale Ⓝ
• Harland Double IPA Ⓝ
• Ogopogo Brewing La Llorona Mexican Larger Ⓝ
• 2Towns Ciderhouse Made Marion Blackberry Cider Ⓝ
• Four Sons CocoNutorious Coconut Amber Ale Ⓝ
• Gamecraft Cosmo-Naut Cranberry Lime Seltzer Ⓝ
• Offshoot Relax Hazy IPA Ⓝ
• Russian River Happy Hops IPA Ⓝ
• Stereo Brewing Co Perfect Day IPA
• Karl Strauss Peanut Butter Cup Porter Ⓝ
• IPYay Flight Ⓝ
• Fun and Fruity Flight Ⓝ
• Build Your Own Flight
• Disney California Adventure Food & Wine CORKCICLE Eco Stacker
  • Add a souvenir vessel with purchase of beer or seltzer
    • Excludes 10 oz pours
    • Limit two (2) per person, per transaction
    • No discounts apply, while supplies last

Paradise Garden Grill

• Chicken Taquito Ahogado – served in salsa verde with Spanish rice, avocado crema, sour cream, pickled onion, cotija, and cilantro Ⓝ Ⓢ
• Al Pastor Tacos – Pineapple-achiote-marinated pork with avocado spread and tomatillo salsa served with Spanish rice and refried beans and topped with queso fresco (Tasting portion Ⓢ
• Esquites Loaded Chips – Chile-lime chips smothered in corn kernels, cotija cheese, chile-lime seasoning, and crema

• Huarache – with soy-based chorizo beans, seasoned steak tips, lettuce, cheese, avocado crema, and tomatillo salsa served with Spanish rice and refried beans and topped with nopales pico de gallo Ⓟ
• Pescado Zarandeado – Whole grilled fish with corn tortillas, refried beans, Spanish rice, zesty slaw, pickled vegetables, and a side of chips and salsa Ⓝ
• Street-style Taco – Al pastor taco in a corn tortilla served with Spanish rice and refried beans with choice of small DASANI water or small lowfat milk (Kids Meal)
• Cheese Quesadilla – Whole wheat tortilla filled with jack and cheddar, served with a Cuties Mandarin Orange and applesauce with choice of small DASANI water or small lowfat milk
• Lime Parfait – enjoy layers of graham cracker crust, lime cream cheese mousse, and lime-orange gelée topped with chantilly Ⓝ Ⓢ

Alcoholic Options at Paradise Garden Grill

• Cantarito-Style Paloma – Reposado tequila, habanero-infused pineapple juice, rock melon syrup, lime juice and Fresca, garnished with a pineapple wheel and Tajín Ⓝ 
• Hard Peach Tea Seltzer Ⓝ

Schmoozies!

• Study Break Brewery Lychee + White Tea Ⓝ

Smokejumpers Grill

• Lemon Pepper Wings with garlic ranch Ⓢ
• Pickle Whiskey Sour Cocktail – Bourbon, pickle juice, lime juice, and sweet and sour garnished with Tajín mild hot sauce rim, Tajín, and a pickle spear Ⓝ

Sonoma Terrace

• Birria Mac & Cheese – served with onion-cilantro sauce and tortilla crunch Ⓝ Ⓢ
• Study Break Ube Hard Seltzer Ⓝ
• Disney California Adventure Food & Wine CORKCICLE Eco Stacker
  • Add a souvenir vessel with purchase of beer or seltzer
    • Excludes 10 oz pours
    • Limit two (2) per person, per transaction
    • No discounts apply, while supplies last. 

Studio Catering Co.

• Thai-inspired Burrito – Chicken satay, pad Thai noodles, peanut sauce, pineapple fried rice, and chile crisp Ⓝ
• Salsa Verde Chicharrón Tacos – Pork belly chicharrón tossed in warm salsa verde and topped with salsa macha and pickled onions Ⓝ Ⓢ

Select Outdoor Vending Locations

• Teriyaki Turkey Leg
• Loaded Carnitas Pretzel Bites – served with cheese sauce, salsa verde, cilantro, and onions Ⓢ

Terran Treats

• Crème Brûlée Churro – Pastry cream, strawberry coulis, and crushed brûléed sugar ⓃⓈ

Churros at Hollywood Land

• Peach Tea Churro – Classic churro rolled in peach sugar with diced peaches and peach tea sauce Ⓝ Ⓢ

Goofy’s Sky School & Señor Buzz Churros Stands

(Until April 29, 2025)

• Mango Sticky Rice-inspired Churro – Classic churro rolled in sugar with sticky rice and mango pieces Ⓝ

Willie’s Churros at Buena Vista Street

• Strawberry-Caramel Churro – with whipped topping, strawberries, and caramel Ⓝ

Pixar Place Hotel Food & Wine Festival Food

The DCA Food & Wine festival doesn’t just end at the DCA gates. There are a few items that are available at Great Maple, located in Pixar Place Hotel.

These items will only be available for during until April 21, 2025. Be sure to make your reservation and try these limited time Food & Wine food items.

Great Maple Modern American Eatery

• Red Wine Braised Short Ribs – Garlic mashed potatoes, seasonal roasted vegetables, and Luxardo cherry jus paired with Hourglass HG III Red Blend
• Crab Cakes – Caper remoulade, frisée salad, and charred lemon paired with Barton & Guestier Bordeaux Blanc 

Downtown Disney District Food & Wine Festival Food

If you thought that the DCA Food & Wine Festival only offered food in Disney California Adventure Park, then think again! Disneyland has extended the unique California cuisines to also reach Downtown Disney restaurants!

Ballast Point Brewing Co.

• Braised Short Rib – Boneless beef short rib served with cheesy polenta, roasted baby carrots, and a red wine demi-glace

Seoul Sister at Parkside Market

• Braised Pork Belly – Ssam lettuce wrap with spicy gochu Seoul sauce

Kayla’s Cake

• Honey and Lavender Macaron – enjoy organic lavender-infused custard cream and sweet golden honey filling

Vista Parkside Market

• Velvet Noir – Cold brew cocktail with layers of velvety chocolate that intertwine with the tart sweetness of blackberry, blackcurrant, and cherry

Salt & Straw

• Pink Rosé & Watermelon Sorbet – Watermelon and rosé sorbet with rosé-raspberry jam
• Aged Dark Ale with Manchego – Aged dark ale fudge swirled with Manchego cheese and tart cherry marmalade

Splitsville Luxury Lanes

Filet Sliders

Two filet sliders topped with crispy onions and horseradish cream and paired with shoestring fries

DCA Food & Wine Food: Best Kid Menu Items

Now some of the restaurants around DCA do have some Food & Wine Festival kid menu items, however not all of them do. And we don’t want to forget about the little ones during the trip. So here are some items that are sure to have the little ones asking for more.

California Craft Brews

• Lemon Pepper Wings – served with garlic ranch Ⓝ Ⓢ

LA Style

• Western BBQ Burger Bao – with sweet barbecue sauce, Nueske’s Applewood Smoked Bacon, and crispy onions Ⓝ Ⓢ

Sonoma Terrace

• Birria Mac & Cheese – served with onion-cilantro sauce and tortilla crunch Ⓝ Ⓢ

Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream 

• Strawberry Shortcake – Angel food cake, vanilla ice cream, strawberry syrup, whipped topping, and fresh strawberries Ⓝ Ⓢ

Golden Dreams

• Cherry Cobbler Pot de Crème – Vanilla custard, cherry filling, and oat crumble Ⓟ Ⓝ Ⓢ

DCA Food & Wine Sip and Savor Pass

With previous events, Disney has offered a Sip & Savor Pass. A Sip & Savor Pass is a pass offered during select Disneyland events that allows you to pay a flat rate for a certain number of vouchers valid for certain dishes.

The DCA Food & Wine Sip & Savor Pass this year (2025) offers a barcode for eight digital vouchers to try various items.

Now, if you’re thinking, “Red, that’s a lot of vouchers; there is no way I’m gonna use all of those,” Let me say that often, the portions when purchasing with the voucher are a bit smaller than normal, more like a sample size.

Additionally, the Sip & Savor Pass isn’t limited to just one person, so if you go with friends, you can all share a Sip & Savor Pass rather than everyone purchasing their own! This is an excellent way for everyone to save some money, too!

But if that seems too much, they offer a 4-voucher Sip & Savor Pass if that seems more doable for you.

DCA Food & Wine Festival Bookable Experiences

If the Food & Wine Festival sounds like something you want to explore, don’t worry—exceptional bookable experiences are only available during the festival!

These experiences are limited, so making a reservation is strongly encouraged.

So, for the ultimate foodies, if you’re looking to enhance your knowledge, you can book two different experiences.

Cocktails at Sonoma Terrace, hosted by CORKCICLE, where you can watch seminars highlighting various ciders, beers, and wine tasting. Or, if you’re more into pairings, you can check out Carthay Circle Receptions.

If you’re looking for DCA Food & Wine Festival experiences that don’t require a park ticket and reservation, head to Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa. At GCH, you can enjoy a unique dining option called the Dinner and Scotch Event, which offers hors d’oeuvres, live music, and a four-course dinner paired with scotches.

Additionally, the popular A Walk On The Silverado Trail will return to GCH. Held at the Mariposa Pool Deck, it offers delicious culinary dishes paired perfectly with specialty wine.

Over at The Disneyland Hotel, there are mixology classes that you can take at Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar. Where you can learn to make some of the popular drinks at Trader Sam’s!

Again, these experiences are limited in space, so be sure to book your experience today so you don’t miss out.

Closing The Gates On: DCA Food & Wine Foodie Guide

If you’re planning on going to Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival, then you better bring your appitite as there are numerious delicious food options to try this year!

Whether you’re going for an adult getaway, or bringing the whole family, there are plenty of things to do, and dishes to try that everyone will enjoy!

If you’re looking on saving a bit of money, be sure to buy a DCA Food & Wine Festival Sip & Savor Pass. Not only will this help make your trip a bit more budget friendly, but it also saves time while in line!

Be sure to book your next Disneyland vacation before April 21, 2025 to enjoy these delicious items stopping by for the Food & Wine Festival!

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Regardless of if you support the Empire or the Rebel alliance, there will be out of this worth food, and entertainment you aren’t going to want to miss.

Plan your trip to Batuu so you don’t miss these treats!

This Foodie Guide will go over all of the mouth-watering dishes and where to find them.

Galaxy’s Edge Batuu Season of the Force Food

Batuu has some great places to grab a bite to eat already, and with Season of the Force, they are bringing in extra cargo for all the fancy fixings.

Here are some exclusive food items that will only be available for Season of the Force.

All of these items will be on the menu starting March 28. Unfortunately these items will fly to other worlds will sooner rather then later.

Thankfully, we have a shipping documents and know when they will be leaving! All items leaving sooner then May 11, 2025, (or the few that might linger) will be noted by the food item for continence.

Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo

Dewback Chili Noodles – Spiced fettuccine noodles and gingered ground pork with brussels sprout leaves and shredded red cabbage

Fried Chicken Baos – Two crispy chicken baos, sweet chili sauce, scallion salad, and cucumber coins

Milk Stand

Toydaria Swirl – Green milk with chile-lime seasoning and mango popping spheres

Oga’s Cantina

• Oga’s Obsession – Minute Maid Lemonade, wild strawberry flavor, yogurt-filled popping spheres, and strawberry and grape candy pebbles with a bursting dried fruit mixture
• Ne’tra gal Ale – White Wampa Ale with apple cider and cherry purée (NEW)
  • Souvenir Mythosaur Mug also available

• The Grinning Loth-cat – Guava juice, coconut milk, lime juice, and pure cane syrup topped with basil crystals (Non-alcoholic)
• High Republic – Patrón Silver Tequila, triple sec, lime juice, and pure cane and habanero-lime syrups topped with red wine (NEW)

Ronto Roasters

• Fried Falumpaset Cheese Skewer – with crispy potato and mustard-cheese dipping sauce NEW)
• Keshian Spiced Milk Tea – Milk tea, horchata jelly, and caramel sugar crisp (Non-alcoholic) (NEW)
• Cold Brew Black Caf – Cold brew coffee topped with sweet cream cheese and chocolate puffs (Non-alcoholic) 
  • Late night menu only

Tomorrowland Season of the Force Food

Galactic Grill (Until May 15)

• Galactic Gyro Burger – Angus beef and vegetable patty, Havarti cheese slice, feta tzatziki sauce, cucumber, tomato, and red onion served on a toasted ciabatta bun (NEW)
• Loaded Outpost Fries – Crinkle-cut fries and onion rings topped with BBQ pulled pork, cheddar and Monterey jack blend, pickled red onions, roasted corn, sour cream drizzle, and green onions (NEW)

• Pistachio-Cherry Parfait – Layers of pistachio mousse, red velvet cake, cherry pie filling, chocolate pearls, and chocolate popping spheres (NEW)

Non-Alcoholic Drinks

• Coca-Cola Slushy – served with a Darth Vader Lightsaber Swizzle Stick
• Blue Raspberry Slushy – served with a Skywalker Lightsaber Swizzle Stick
• Passion Fruit Limeade – Ginger and passion fruit syrups and lime juice garnished with fresh passion fruit and chia seeds
• Pi-Co Punch – Pineapple juice, coconut milk, and lime juice garnished with pineapple chunks and lotus root

Churros Cart Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters (Until May 15)

Sour Blue Raspberry Churro – Classic churro rolled in sour blue raspberry and silver edible glitter sugar

Spiced Red Cinnamon Churro – Classic churro rolled in red hot cinnamon and gold edible glitter sugar

Pretzels near Star Tours – The Adventures Continue (Until May 15)

Peka Pretzel – Cream cheese-filled pretzel and taro sweetened condensed milk topped with chocolate crème cookie crumbles 

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa Season of the Force Food

Grand Californian Great Hall Cart 

• Located in the Grand Californian Hotel Lobby
  • Until May 6

Star Wars Sugar Cookie
Wookiee Cookie
Tropical Whoopie Pie
Pretzel Lightsabers
Millennium Falcon Chocolate Lollipop

• Macaroon Box with assorted flavors 

Season of the Force Novelties

Everyone loves a good themed popcorn bucket and a new sipper to go along for the celebration. These Season of the Force Popcorn Buckets and Sippers are going to go fast!

Most of them are available throughout the Disneyland Resort. With each item, where you can purchase them will be listed with it.

Death Star Bucket

*limit two per person, per transaction

• In Disneyland
  • Galactic Grill
    • Served with a side of French Fries
  • Kat Saka’s Kettle
  • Popcorn Cart near Star Traders
• Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
  • Served with Galma Garlic Puffs or Popped Grains
• In Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
  • Grand Californian Great Hall Cart
    • Served with Space Rock Cookies

Yoda Stainless Steel Tumbler

• In Disneyland Park
  • Galactic Grill
• At Disneyland Resort Hotels
  • Disneyland Hotel – The Coffee House
• Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
  • GCH Craftsman Grill

Mythosaur Mug

Served with the Ne’tra gal Ale – White Wampa Ale with apple cider and cherry purée (NEW)

Located at Oga’s Cantina

Skywalker Lightsaber Swizzle Stick

Served with the Blue Raspberry Slushie

Darth Vader Lightsaber Swizzle Stick

Served with the Coca-Cola Slushie

Lightsaber Swizzle Stick can be bought at Disneyland Park at Galactic Grill, located in Tomorrowland.

Note: Many of the novelties for Season of Force can be purchased through mobile order on Galactic Grill’s Seasonal Novelty Release.

Coaxium Sipper

Acid Spitter Orb Sipper

Served with fountain beverage

*limit 10 per person, per transaction

The Acid Spitter Orb Sipper can be found at Disneyland Park, in Galaxy’s Edge, at both Docking Bay 7 Food & Cargo, and Ronto Roasters.

Tauntaun Bucket

Served with:
– Side of French Fries
– Galma Garlic Puffs
– Popped Grains

*Limit 2 per person, per transaction

The Tauntaun Bucket can be found (starting on April 8, 2025) at Disneyland park, at the following locations, served with the following items:

• Galaxy’s Edge beverage carts
  • Galma Garlic Puffs
  • Popped Grains
• Kat Saka’s Kettle
• Galactic Grill Seasonal Novelty Release
  • With French Fries

Jawa Sipper

*Limit 2 per person, per transaction

The Jawa Sipper can be found at Disneyland Park, Disneyland Hotel, and Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa on May 4, 2025.

• Disneyland Park
  • Galactic Grill
  • Galactic Grill Seasonal Novelty Release
• Disneyland Hotel
  • The Coffee House
• Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
  • Grand Californian Great Hall Cart
  • GCH Craftsman Grill

Salvaged Clone Trooper Bucket

served with various items depending on location purchased

*limit 2 per person, per transaction

The Salvaged Clone Trooper Bucket can be found at the following locations, served with the following items, after May 4, 2025.

• Disneyland Park
  • Galactic Grill
  • Galactic Grill Seasonal Novelty Release 
    • served with side of french fries
  • Popcorn near Star Trader
  • Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge beverage carts
    • served with Galma Garlic Puffs or Popped Grains
  • Kat Saka’s Kettle
• Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
  • Grand Californian Great Hall Cart
  • GCH Craftsman Grill
    • served with Space Rock Cookies

Loth-cat Souvenir Mug

Served with The Grinning Loth-cat: Guava juice, coconut milk, lime juice, and pure cane syrup topped with basil crystals

*Currently available

The Loth-cat Souvenir Mug can be found at:
– Oga’s Cantina (Galaxy’s Edge)

Sap Tap Cup

served with your choice of fountain soda

*limit 10 per person, per transaction
*currently available

The Sap Tap Cup can be found at:
– Docking Bay 7 Food & Cargo (Galaxy’s Edge)
– Galactic Grill (Tomorrowland)

Disneyland After Dark: Star Wars Nite

That’s right, Star Wars Nite takes places during Season of the Force (surprising, I know). If you were lucky enough to snag tickets to Star Wars Nite, then you are in for a real treat, as there is special food that is only available during the event.

Some of these items include:
– Wookiee Whoopie Pie
– Pineapple & Ube Crescent Sundae
– Loomas Wrap
– “Porg” Belly Sandwich

As well as so many other delicious bites.

Don’t worry, I will release a Star Wars Nite Foodie Guide when more information becomes available.

Season of the Force Food for Kids

We can’t forget the little jedi and sith lords that are in our group, so here are some of the top galaxy themed food from the Season of the Force food items that we think that the little ones will enjoy.

As with all Season of the Force food items, they will be available starting March 28, 2025. Many of the items will be available until at least May 6, 2025; but some will still be available for about a week longer.

All of these items are also listed above, these are just the ones from the list above that we think the young ones would enjoy most.

From Ronto Roasters: Fried Falumpaset Cheese Skewer (aval. until May 11).

From Galactic Grill: Pi-Co Punch (avail. until May 15). 

From the Pretzel Cart near Star Tours: Peka Pretzel (aval. until May 15).

From the Grand Californian Great Hall Cart: Pretzel Lightsabers, Millennium Falcon Chocolate Lollipop (aval. until May 6)

Closing The Gates On: Season of the Force Foodie Guide

Season of the Force is right around the corner which means that delicious treats are about to hit the Disneyland Resort! This is a great time to treat your little jedi or sith lord to some out of this world snacks.

Season of the Force officially kicks off on March 28, 2025, and will end on May 6, 2025. Most of these treats will linger for a bit longer, but it is best not to wait, as many are popular and might sell out!

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