Credit: DisneyDisney World recently made a HUGE change to menus across its parks, resorts, and shopping destinations, giving guests visiting this fall a lot more food to consider.
Disney’s latest seasonal menu overhaul brings dozens of Halloween and fall treats across Walt Disney World. Desserts, frozen drinks, savory meals, caramel apples, cupcakes, ice cream, and plenty of pumpkin flavors have joined the lineup.
Better yet, guests don’t need a ticket to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party to try most of them.
Here’s what Disney World is serving this fall.
Magic Kingdom Has a Lot More Than Candy
Magic Kingdom received one of the biggest seasonal makeovers.
Plaza Ice Cream Parlor has the Pumpkin Sundae, combining pumpkin gelato with pumpkin-spiced caramel sauce, pumpkin brittle, and Halloween sprinkles.
The Plaza Restaurant serves the Devilish Crispy Chicken Sandwich with spiced mayonnaise, red cabbage, and Fresno peppers on a black kaiser roll. Guests can also find Skull Meatloaf, Phantom Pecan-Caramel Cheesecake, and the Goblins and Ghoulies cocktail.
Elsewhere, The Lunching Pad serves the Ghoulish Blue Raspberry Slushy, while Cheshire Cafe has the sour cherry-filled Queen of Hearts Tart.
Columbia Harbor House offers a S’mores Cup with graham crackers, chocolate ganache, popping candies, panna cotta, and marshmallow cream. Liberty Square Market has the Magic Potion Slushy, which changes from blue to green when stirred.
Aloha Isle rounds out the additions with the DOLE Whip Mango and Chamoy Float, combining mango DOLE Whip, pineapple juice, chamoy, and chili-lime seasoning.
Hollywood Studios Takes a Darker Turn
Disney’s Hollywood Studios has several heavily themed additions.
Epic Eats serves the Maleficent Funnel Cake with chocolate funnel cake, ube and matcha icings, vanilla soft-serve, chocolate horns, shimmer, and powdered sugar.
Woody’s Lunch Box has the Pumpkin Lunch Box Tart, featuring pumpkin pie filling, marshmallow fondant, marshmallows, Halloween sprinkles, and chocolate jack-o’-lanterns.
Guests can also find the Ghost Cream Puff at ABC Commissary and Backlot Express. Disney fills it with sour apple custard and tops it with toasted meringue and chocolate crispy pearls.
Animal Kingdom Gets Plenty of Fall Treats, Too
Disney’s Animal Kingdom has its own sizable collection, with availability starting October 1.
Terra Treats serves the Boneyard Cookies and Scream Sundae, as well as a Fall Ice Cream Cookie Dough Sandwich. The latter combines vanilla ice cream, edible cookie dough, brownie, chocolate chips, fall sprinkles, and sea salt flakes.
Flame Tree Barbecue has the Candy Corn Pop, featuring spiced cheesecake, apple butter, brown butter graham crackers, and white chocolate.
Creature Comforts serves the Fall Chocolate Chip Cookie, while Creature Comforts and Isle of Java have the Fall Mickey Cinnamon Roll with orange icing.
Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery offers the Pumpkin Cheese Danish.
Guests can also find the chocolate-filled Mummy Twist at Isle of Java, Kusafiri, and Tamu Tamu Refreshments. Harambe Fruit Market, Kusafiri, and Tamu Tamu serve the Apple Cider Muffin with cinnamon streusel and spiced crystal sugar.
Halloween Sweets Spread Across Disney World
Disney has also introduced seasonal treats at confectioneries and sweet shops across the resort.
New offerings include the Mickey Dirt ‘n Worms Cereal Treat, Mickey Pumpkin Spice Cereal Treat, Mickey Halloween Chocolate Cupcake, and Halloween Popcorn Mix.
Returning treats include the Mickey Halloween Cereal Treat with M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies, Minnie Witch Cereal Treat, Minnie Witch Caramel Apple, Mickey Pumpkin Caramel Apple, Mickey Halloween Caramel Apple, Large Mickey Spiderweb Cookie, Minnie Halloween Vanilla Cupcake, Mickey Halloween Marshmallow Pop, Mickey Mummy Marshmallow Pop, and Halloween Treat Popcorn Mix with M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies.
Locations include Main Street Confectionery, Big Top Souvenirs, Karamell-Küche at EPCOT, Zuri’s Sweets Shop, Goofy’s Candy Company, Disney’s Candy Cauldron, Bayview Gifts at Disney’s Contemporary Resort, and Screen Door General Store on Disney’s BoardWalk. Availability varies by treat.
Some Menu Items Are Locked Behind a Ticket
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party offers even more specialty food, but guests need a separate admission to enter.
Party-exclusive choices include Doom Buggy Dumplings, Headless Horseman Treat, Candy Bowl Sundae, Fang-tastic Garlic Butter Burger, Oogie Boogie Slushy, Cruella Cookie Sandwich, Skull-icious Cake, Pumpkin Patch Mini Churros, Not-So-Poison Apple Doughnuts, and Beignets from Beyond.
The separately ticketed event transforms Magic Kingdom with trick-or-treating, special entertainment, characters, costumes, attraction experiences, and Halloween food. It runs from 7 p.m. until midnight, with party guests allowed to enter Magic Kingdom beginning at 4 p.m.
Unfortunately, every regular ticket for the 2026 Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party has already sold out.
Thankfully, most of Disney World’s larger fall food collection doesn’t require a party ticket.
Disney World Is Going All-In on Fall
Disney certainly isn’t limiting its Halloween menu to a couple of cupcakes this year.
Guests can find seasonal food throughout the parks, Disney Springs, Disney’s BoardWalk, and Disney Resort hotels, with everything from ice cream and pastries to caramel apples, savory dishes, and specialty drinks.
Even without a Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party ticket, there’s plenty to try.
For Disney World guests visiting this fall, the biggest problem may simply be deciding which seasonal treat to eat first.
