Disney has officially unveiled the complete food and drink menu for the 2026 Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, bringing dozens of spooky snacks, desserts and themed beverages to Magic Kingdom during this year’s seasonal event.
Running on select nights from 7th August through to 31st October, the separately ticketed Halloween celebration will once again feature a mix of returning favourites alongside an impressive selection of brand-new creations spread across the park.
Among the headline additions this year are the Doom Buggy Dumplings at Sleepy Hollow, inspired by Disney’s Haunted Mansion attraction, together with several new savoury offerings including chipotle barbecue pork and street corn-inspired dishes, creative hot dogs and seasonal sandwiches.
Guests with a sweet tooth will have no shortage of options. New desserts include pumpkin-inspired cheesecakes, Halloween-themed cake pops and speciality sundaes packed with seasonal candy. Returning favourites such as the Candy Bowl Sundae and Cauldron Cold Brew also make a welcome comeback after proving popular in previous years.
Several table-service restaurants will also offer exclusive Halloween menu items throughout the party, including themed entrées, desserts and speciality cocktails, while quick-service locations across Magic Kingdom will once again serve a wide variety of event-exclusive treats. Some locations will continue offering select seasonal items during normal park operating hours, although many dishes remain exclusive to party guests.
The food line-up complements an event that already includes trick-or-treating, exclusive character appearances, the Boo-to-You Halloween Parade, Disney’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular fireworks and entertainment available only during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. New entertainment for 2026 includes a Tomorrowland masquerade featuring Stitch, Lilo and Angel.
With a broad menu ranging from savoury comfort food to elaborate desserts and themed beverages, Disney continues to expand the culinary experience as one of the highlights of its annual Halloween celebration. Party guests can expect Halloween-inspired food to be available throughout the evening at locations across Magic Kingdom, with many items expected to become fan favourites as the season gets underway in early August.
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