Disneyland Halloween Food 2026: Complete Guide to Halloween Time Treats, Drinks & More

Last updated on September 28, 2026

Looking for a list of all the Disneyland Halloween food and drinks that will be available during Halloween Time 2026? You’ve come to the right place!

Disneyland Halloween Time takes place August 21 through October 31, 2026, bringing one of my favorite things about visiting the Disneyland Resort this time of year: an incredible lineup of seasonal food and drinks.

From spooky desserts and Halloween-themed Mickey treats to hearty fall-inspired meals, cocktails, and plenty of creative new offerings, there are so many Disneyland Halloween food options.

I attended opening day for Halloween Time 2026 and had the chance to try many of the new Disneyland Halloween food and drinks! Based on my experience and reviewing Disney’s full culinary line-up, and I’ve put together this complete guide to Disneyland Halloween food for 2026 so you can see what’s available, where to find it, and which locations throughout Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure, Downtown Disney and even the Disney Resort hotels you’ll want to hit as you plan your visit.

Note: Seasonal food and drinks are available throughout Halloween Time, but some options are available through November or even longer. Similarly, individual offerings may sell out or change during Halloween Time at Disneyland. Check the app for the most current availability during your visit.

Disneyland Halloween Time Food 2026

Halloween Time Food at Disneyland Park

Disneyland snacks are amazing any time of year, but the park goes all-in during Halloween Time, with some truly unique seasonal food and drinks. Here is what you can expect on the menu this fall at Disneyland. I’ve organized the offerings by land to make it easier to find your favorites.

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Sweet Shops Throughout the Disneyland Resort

Some of the best Disneyland snacks and treats can be found in the glass cases at various candy shops throughout the Disneyland Resort, including Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen, Pooh Corner, Trolley Treats, Bing Bong’s Sweet Stuff and Disney Wonderful World of Sweets.

• Mickey Ghost Cake Pop – Ghost-shaped vanilla cake pop dipped in white chocolate and decorated with black-colored dark chocolate
• Halloween Marshmallow Wand – Marshmallow wand dipped in milk chocolate and drizzled with orange-colored white chocolate and purple-colored white chocolate
• Mickey Spiderweb Cereal Treat – Cookies and cream-flavored Mickey-shaped rice cereal treat dipped in black-colored dark chocolate and decorated with white chocolate and white sanding sugar
• Mickey Swirl Marshmallow Pop – Mickey-shaped marshmallow pop dipped in orange-colored white chocolate and decorated with purple-colored white chocolate
• Jack Skellington Caramel Apple – Granny Smith apple dipped in caramel and white chocolate and decorated with black-colored dark chocolate (Only available at Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen, Pooh Corner, Trolley Treats, and Disney Wonderful World of Sweets)
• Minnie Halloween Caramel Apple – Granny Smith apple dipped in caramel, decorated with marshmallow ears, and milk chocolate dressed with white chocolate, orange sanding sugar, purple M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies, and topped with a purple and orange-white chocolate bow
• Evil Caramel Apple – Granny Smith apple dipped in caramel and red-colored white chocolate and decorated with green-colored white chocolate
• Minnie Chocolate Cake Pop – Chocolate round cake pop decorated with milk chocolate and an orange-white chocolate bow
• Minnie Skeleton Caramel Apple – Granny Smith apple dipped in caramel, decorated with marshmallow ears and white chocolate, dressed with black sanding sugar, white M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies, and topped with a black and white dark chocolate bow (Only available at Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen, Pooh Corner, Trolley Treats, and Disney Wonderful World of Sweets)

Churro Carts and Outdoor Vending Locations

In addition to the sweet treats above, you’ll find an array of snacks and drinks at various outdoor locations throughout the two theme parks.

• Halloween Popcorn Bucket
• Caramel Cheesecake Churro
• Fluffernutter Churro
• Oogie Boogie Cookie 
• Buffalo Chicken Ranch Pull-apart Bread – Bread with cream cheese, Parmesan ranch, and fried onions
• Sour Apple Cotton Candy– Green apple cotton candy
• Fall Brewing Company Goo Goo Muck Hazy IPA
• Seaborn Boo Raspberry Margarita 

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Downtown Disney

You don’t need to have a park ticket to enjoy Halloween treats at the Disneyland Resort. Here’s a complete list of special food and drink offerings available at Downtown Disney restaurants this fall.

GG’s Chicken Shop 

• Graveyard Dirt Pudding – Chocolate pudding, Oreo crumble, Mickey Mouse sprinkles, gummy worms, and a tombstone decorated Milano cookie

Parkside Market Coffee 

• Little Monster Brownie – Rich chocolate brownie drizzled with silky vanilla frosting and adorned with a playful little monster face
• The Mystic Cauldron Latte – Sweet blackberry flavors swirled beneath a purple cold foam with chocolate cookie crumbles
• Pumpkin Pie Cinnamon Roll – Classic cinnamon roll with a pumpkin spice cream cheese frosting dusted with a cookie crunch
• The Harvest Chai Latte – A blend of warm chai spices and rich caramel apple butter dusted with cinnamon
• The Sleeping Curse – Non-alcoholic hot apple cider and brown sugar syrup
• Tombstone Chocolate Trifle – Chocolate trifle with layers of coffee-soaked chocolate cake and tiramisu cream topped with swirls of heavy cream and dark chocolate shavings
• The Pumpkin Slice Latte – Rich pumpkin pie syrup topped with house made pumpkin cold foam finished with fall spice dust

Seoul Sister 

• Spooky Seoul Berry Bubble Lemonade – Non-alcoholic cherry lemonade bursting with blueberry popping boba pearls

Vista Parkside Market

• Campfire Cream Soda – Coca-Cola, vanilla cream, and marshmallow syrup
• All Hallow’s Eve – Mango-cherry whiskey, bourbon, Thai tea cacao vermouth, and bitters
• Candy Corn Cream Soda – Orange soda, vanilla cream, and marshmallow syrup
• Sleepy Hollow – Dark rum, amaretto, chai simple syrup, lemon, vanilla, and bitters
• Horned Shadow Elixir – Tequila, blood orange juice, honey, and lime juice
• The Raven’s Revenge – Chili cacao vodka, espresso, vanilla, and coffee liqueur

California Churro 

• Ube Matcha and Crème – Churro covered with matcha sugar and topped with whipped cream and ube condensed milk

Beignets Expressed 

• Caramel Apple Beignet – Candied apple icing, caramel drizzle, and spooky sprinkles

Splitsville Luxury Lanes 

• Midnight Roll – Creamy avocado, salmon, and cream cheese wrapped in black rice topped with masago, pickled onion, micro cilantro, and a smoky chipotle mayo drizzle
• Black Spider – Blackberry liqueur, vodka or gin, cranberry, and fresh lime served with a sugar rim
• Witches’ Brew – Melon liqueur, vodka, and blue curaçao topped with ginger soda and served in a martini glass with a sugar rum

Céntrico

• Pumpkin Flan – Traditional Mexican dessert with pumpkin and spices
• La Calavera Roja – Tequila reposado, lime juice, cranberry, and spiced apple syrup

Paseo

• Pumpkin Dulce – Spiced sponge cake, maple syrup ganache, walnut crumble, pumpkin mousse, gruyere, and rosemary ice cream
• La Calavera Roja – Tequila reposado, lime juice, cranberry, and spiced apple syrup

Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes 

• Trick or Treat Shake Flight
• Kit Kat Shake – Chocolate frosted rim rolled in crushed chocolate-covered wafers topped with whipped cream and chocolate drizzle
• Skittles Shake – Vanilla frosted rim rolled in Skittles Littles and candy gummy clusters topped with whipped cream, strawberry drizzle, and a cherry
• Sweet and Salty Shake – Peanut butter shake with a chocolate and peanut butter frosted rim rolled in M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies topped with pretzel rods, peanut butter cups, and caramel and chocolate sauce

Ballast Point Brewing Co.

• Ghostly Glazed Pork Belly – Crispy pork belly tossed in a ghost pepper-pomegranate glaze served with miso butter acorn squash and roasted garlic “crawling critters”
• Haunted Harvest Quesadilla – A spinach flour tortilla filled with creamy huitlacoche ricotta, Oaxaca cheese, and salsa macha grilled until crisp
• Spooky Tiramisu – Espresso martini-soaked ladyfingers layered with mascarpone cream finished with cocoa powder and raspberry coulis
• The Cursed Apple – Frozen apple cider slush featuring Excelsior Imperial Apple Cider blended with apple juice, finished with a float of cinnamon whiskey for a warm cinnamon spice and garnished with a caramel apple lollipop and a dehydrated apple slice

Wetzel’s Pretzels

• Oreo Bitz – Original Bitz drizzled in a gooey layer of crème and topped with crunchy cookie pieces

Naples Ristorante e Bar 

• Pumpkin Blooderscotch Cannolis – Pumpkin and butterscotch cream, whipped cream, red caramel drizzle, and a sugar knife
• Pumpkin Mule – Pumpkin butter, spiced rum, lemon juice, and ginger beer

Kayla’s Cake 

• Marshmallow Mummy Macaron – Macaron with homemade marshmallow and dark chocolate ganache topped with sugar candy eyeballs

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Disneyland Resort Hotels

The Halloween food fun doesn’t stop when you leave the parks. Disneyland Resort hotels also offer seasonal food and drinks, including Halloween-themed desserts, specialty coffee, cocktails, and other fall-inspired offerings. (And you don’t even have to be staying at the hotel to enjoy any of these spots!)

Broken Spell Lounge – Disneyland Hotel

• The Dark Heart – Hennessy VS, Plymouth gin, crème de cacao, chocolate bitters, and lemon bitters
• Three Witches – Casamigos Reposado, espresso, Licor 43, Mr. Black Cold Brew Coffee Liqueur, orgeat, and Fee Brothers Fee Foam
• Green-eyed Sceptre – Pernod Absinthe, Avissi Prosecco, St. George Spiced Pear, cinnamon syrup, lime juice, blackberry

Goofy’s Kitchen Celebrates Halloween! – Disneyland Hotel

• Pumpkin Spice Latte – Available hot or iced
• Chocolate Espresso Martini – Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Mr. Black Coffee, crème de cacao, simple syrup, and chocolate syrup
• Foolish Margarita – Patrón Silver Tequila, Chambord Black Raspberry Liqueur, agave, and lime juice
• Spicy Pineapple Margarita – Código Reposado Tequila, habanero-lime syrup, pineapple juice, and lime with a chile-lime and chamoy rim
• Witching Hour Spritz – Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Midori melon liqueur, pineapple juice, Sprite
• Elysian Brewing Night Owl Pumpkin Ale

The Coffee House – Disneyland Hotel

• Mickey Bat Cookie
• Banana Bread Latte – Available hot or iced
• Butter Pecan Latte – Available hot or iced
• Hot Caramel Apple Spice – Available hot or iced
• Maple Sea Salt Latte – Available hot or iced
• Pumpkin Spice Latte – Available hot or iced

Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar – Disneyland Hotel

• This Chilling Challenge – Smith & Cross Rum, pineapple juice, lime juice, honey syrup, ginger syrup, and bitters  
• Cloaked Specter – Parrot Bay coconut rum, pineapple juice, lime juice, falernum, cinnamon, and Angostura bitters
• Scarecrow Old Fashioned – Buffalo Trace Bourbon, St. Elizabeth Allspice Dram, falernum and Angostura bitters 
• DOLE Whip Pineapple-Orange with Guava Juice – DOLE Whip Pineapple and Orange Soft Serve with guava juice served in a Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion Holiday Cup
• DOLE Whip Tropical Float – DOLE Pineapple Juice topped with DOLE Whip Pineapple and Orange Soft Serve with guava juice served in a Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion Holiday Cup
• DOLE Whip Tropical Float with a splash of Rum – DOLE Whip Float with Captain Morgan Parrot Bay Coconut Rum served with a Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion Holiday Cup on the side

GCH Craftsman Bar – Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

• Recuérdame Cocktail – Casa Amigos Reposado, passion fruit, Greenbar Hibiscus Liqueur, and lemon juice
• Candy Bar Donut
• Mickey Vampire Donut
• Minnie Halloween Cupcake
• Pumpkin Muffin

Grand Californian Great Hall Cart – Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

• Sally Pumpkin Spiced Cupcake – Devil’s food chocolate chip cake filled with coffee fudge and topped with pumpkin spice buttercream
• Jack Skellington Linzer Cookie – Decorated sugar cookie
• Gooey Peanut Butter Cookie – Gooey-filled cookie
• The Mayor Chocolate Cake Pop – Chocolate cake hand-dipped in premium white chocolate and sprinkles
• Oogie Boogie Crisped Rice Treat – Cookies and cream crisped rice treat
• Gingerbread Skeleton Cookie – Decorated gingerbread cookie
• Chocolate Chip Cookie Cup with Milk 
• Chocolate Chip Cookie Shot with Liqueur
• Scary Wreath Macaron – Pumpkin cheesecake macaron with a chocolate fudge center
• Buttery Pumpkin Bread – Pumpkin bread with sprinkles and pumpkin spiced icing
• Pecan Caramel Crunch Cookie – Giant house-made cookie filled with caramel bits, toasted pecans, and toffee

Hearthstone Lounge – Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa 

• Recuérdame Cocktail – Casa Amigos Reposado, passion fruit, Greenbar Hibiscus Liqueur, and lemon juice

Storytellers Cafe – Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

• Recuérdame Cocktail – Casa Amigos Reposado, passion fruit, Greenbar Hibiscus Liqueur, and lemon juice

The Sketch Pad Café – Pixar Place Hotel

• Caramel Apple Overnight Oats
• Dulce de Leche Linzer Cookie
• Nutella Linzer Cookie
• Tiramisu Latte  
• Pumpkin Spice Latte 

Final Thoughts: Disneyland Halloween Time Food

As a longtime Southern California resident and travel writer covering the Disneyland Resort, we visit the parks quite often and love keeping up with the seasonal food offerings.

If there’s one thing I know about Halloween Time at Disneyland, it’s that you could visit multiple times and still have seasonal food left to try. The 2026 lineup is especially extensive. (I counted and there are literally hundreds of items this year!)

My advice is not to try to experience everything on one visit. Instead, pick a few treats or meals that sound especially good to you, look for offerings that fit naturally into your park itinerary, and leave room for a little spontaneity. You can also get in more bites if you share items and sample.

The 2026 Disneyland Halloween food offerings listed in this article are based on Disney’s announcement which came out in August. So obviously, I haven’t personally tried every item on this year’s list (yet!). I’ve included Disney’s official descriptions since I can’t rate or review foods I haven’t tasted. I’ll continue to update this guide with my own recommendations and photos.

I also recommend checking the Disneyland app during your visit for current menus and availability. Seasonal food can sell out or change, and some offerings are only available at specific locations or during certain events.

For me, the food is one of the things that makes Halloween Time at Disneyland so much fun. Even if you aren’t a huge Halloween fan, it’s hard not to get excited when you see all the creative treats and drinks throughout the resort. And if you’re anything like me, you may leave already thinking about what you’ll try on your next visit!

For more help planning your Disneyland vacation, check out these other articles:

• Guide to Disneyland Halloween Time
• Plaza de la Familia at the Disneyland Resort
• Disneyland Christmas: Complete Guide to the Holidays
• Pros & Cons for Staying at Disney’s Grand Californian
• Guide to Parking at Disneyland
• Where to Find the Best Salads at Disneyland
• 17 Disneyland Mistakes & How to Avoid Them

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