Enjoy these cool dairy-free treats at Disneyland Resort, Walt Disney World

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Pineapple soft serve swirls in a cup, crowned with a cherry and a cheerful green paper umbrella—this iconic Disney park treat is beloved by guests at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort.

Both Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World are known for providing guests with all kinds of delicious treats, but did you know they have a lot to offer to those with dietary restrictions as well?

Both resorts have a great deal of non-dairy delights to offer guests, especially when it comes to cool treats to help beat that Summer heat. Of course, the classic Dole Whip is probably the first that comes to mind, but there are plenty of other options as well.

Here are some of the best cool dairy-free treats at Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World.

Disneyland

Alien Ice – Alien Pizza Planet

A vibrant red slushie in a cup sits in front of a cheerful green alien character from Toy Story, with the playful atmosphere of Disneyland Resort in the background—just one of the popular dairy-free treats found throughout the park.

This cool refreshing slush comes in both strawberry and sour apple flavors and is available for a limited time at Alien Pizza Planet, which will only be around for the duration of Pixar Fest, which ends September 3.

Pixar Pier Frosty Parfait – Adorable Snowman Frosted Treats

The beloved cartoon yeti from Disneyland Resort welcomes guests at the vibrant blue and yellow Frosted Treats shop, holding an ice cream above the striped awning as fans line up for playful, dairy-free snacks inspired by Disneyland’s signature whimsical desserts.

The opening of Pixar Pier brought this tasty treat to Disney California Adventure. The dairy-free lemon soft-serve, layered with blue-raspberry slush creates the perfect combination to beat the heat.

Mater’s Tulsa Tea – Flo’s V8 Cafe

Flo’s V8 Cafe at Disney California Adventure shines with neon lights after dark, showcasing its Cars Land theme and inviting guests to experience the nostalgic charm of Radiator Springs in an uncrowded setting.

Of course, not all of these non-dairy delights are brand new. Over in Cars Land, guests can stop by Flo’s V8 Cafe to enjoy this sweet green tea topped with passion fruit mango foam.

Walt Disney World

Peter Pan Float – Storybook Treats

A vibrant green soft-serve ice cream with a playful red candy feather is held up against the magical Never Land sign at Disneyland Resort, one of the park’s creative dairy-free treats waiting to be discovered.

This tasty new dessert can be found at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom and (once the chocolate feather is removed) it provides the perfect dairy-free refreshment. The Key Lime ice cream mixed with Sprite will take you to Never Land.

LeFou’s Brew – Gaston’s Tavern

Gaston’s larger-than-life bronze statue, barrels in hand, stands proudly outside Gaston’s Tavern at Magic Kingdom, glowing under the enchanting dusk lights.

While you’re in Magic Kingdom, head over to Gaston’s Tavern for a truly unique taste. LeFou’s Brew is Frozen Apple Juice with a hint of Toasted Marshmallow and topped with Passion Fruit-Mango Foam, making for a flavor unlike any other.

Dole Orange Soft-Serve – Sunshine Tree Terrace

Sunshine Tree Terrace at Walt Disney World showcases its signature thatched roof and vibrant tropical decor, all beneath a bright blue sky. The whimsical signage invites park-goers to stop by for famous dairy-free treats—the perfect spot to recharge before more adventure.

Also in Magic Kingdom, you can pick up the Dole Whip’s (under-appreciated) cousin. The Orange Soft-Serve is the perfect refreshing treat for those who maybe don’t enjoy pineapple as much.

These are just some of the non-dairy treats available at Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World. For even more options, check D23’s complete list.

Have you tried these non-dairy treats at Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World? Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below!

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