The holiday season at Walt Disney World is almost here, and Magic Kingdom is preparing for one of its most popular annual celebrations.
Guests can expect Christmas decorations, festive music, special entertainment, and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the park after dark.
But there’s another part of the celebration that Disney fans look forward to every year: the food.
Disney has now revealed its holiday dining lineup, and the latest announcement includes several new creations that could quickly become favorites among Christmas party visitors.
Some are traditional holiday desserts, while others feature flavor combinations that guests probably wouldn’t expect to find at a Christmas celebration.
Disney Announces 15 New Christmas Party Offerings
Disney has revealed 15 new food and beverage items for this year’s event.
The new selections will join several returning favorites, giving visitors plenty of options throughout the park.
However, there’s an important detail guests should understand before planning their visit.
Most specialty offerings will only be available during Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, which requires a separate admission ticket.
While some seasonal dishes will also be sold during regular Magic Kingdom operating hours, visitors shouldn’t assume every holiday treat will be available throughout the day.
Magic Kingdom Is Getting Several New Sweet Treats
Disney’s latest holiday menu includes a variety of desserts inspired by familiar Christmas flavors.
The Gingerbread Cheesecake Beignets at Golden Oak Outpost might be particularly appealing to guests who enjoy gingerbread.
These beignets come with powdered sugar, colorful sprinkles, and gingerbread cheesecake icing.
At Casey’s Corner, Disney is introducing the Minnie Cocoa Cake, which combines chocolate cake, chocolate mousse, and marshmallow filling.
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Cafe will also offer the Pluto Reindeer Cake, featuring gingerbread cake and mousse with apple filling.
Meanwhile, Plaza Ice Cream Parlor is adding a Holiday Brownie Sundae with vanilla ice cream, hot fudge, brownie, whipped cream, and peppermint.
Storybook Treats will serve the Very Merry Mickey Sundae, featuring vanilla soft-serve, gingersnap pieces, cherry coating, and holiday decorations.
Guests visiting Main Street Bakery can also try the Winter Wonderland Express, featuring hazelnut mousse, feuilletine, and panna cotta.
New Drinks Bring Some Surprising Flavors
Disney is also experimenting with its holiday beverage lineup.
One of the more unusual additions is the Peppermint Bark Cola Slushy at AstroFizz.
The drink combines frozen Coca-Cola, chocolate-peppermint swirl, sweet cream, and chocolate curls.
Another new offering is the Sugar Cookie Soda at The Friar’s Nook.
This drink features Coca-Cola mixed with cookie butter syrup and topped with cookie butter cold foam, sugar cookie pieces, and sprinkles.
Guests who prefer more familiar flavors can still enjoy returning drinks such as the Nice List Shake, Gingerbread Cola, and Cranberry Cider Punch.
There’s also the Santa Surf Shack Float at Aloha Isle, featuring passion fruit orange guava juice, coconut soft-serve, and a spiced pineapple pop.
Unlike most party-exclusive selections, the Santa Surf Shack Float will also be available during regular park hours.
Disney Adds New Savory Dishes to the Menu
While desserts receive plenty of attention, Disney hasn’t forgotten guests who want a proper meal.
Sleepy Hollow Refreshments will introduce Mongolian Beef Bao, served with miso-gochujang sauce and chili threads.
Over at Pecos Bill, visitors can order the Tostada de Nochebuena, featuring smoked pork, salsa verde, smoked tomato salsa, queso fresco, and cilantro.
The Plaza Restaurant will also introduce three new items.
Guests can choose between a Classic Reuben Sandwich, Santa’s Floridian Pulled Pork Sandwich, and Red Velvet Cheesecake.
These offerings will be available during regular park hours and Christmas party evenings from November 1, 2026, through January 2, 2027.
Be Our Guest Restaurant is adding Mussels Mariniere, prepared with white wine, butter, garlic, lemon, parsley, and sourdough croutons.
Returning savory favorites include the Holiday Pot Roast Melt, Holiday Turkey Burger, and Holiday Ravioli.
Disney is also bringing back the Peppermint Bark Funnel Cake for guests who want to finish their meal with something sweet.
Guests Should Check Restaurant Hours Before Visiting
Although Disney is offering plenty of food throughout Magic Kingdom, some dining locations will close before the party ends.
Storybook Treats, Pinocchio Village Haus, Pecos Bill, and the Spring Roll Cart are scheduled to close at 10 p.m.
Aloha Isle, Plaza Ice Cream Parlor, and Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies will remain open until 11 p.m.
Guests looking for later dining options can visit locations such as Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe, Casey’s Corner, Sleepy Hollow Refreshments, and Golden Oak Outpost, which are scheduled to operate until midnight.
Mobile ordering will also be offered at several locations, potentially making it easier to grab food between holiday activities.
With 15 new items joining the lineup, guests attending Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party will have plenty of decisions to make.
For families hoping to enjoy the entertainment while sampling a few holiday treats, planning those food stops ahead of time could help make the evening a little easier.
And with so many new flavors arriving, this year’s Christmas celebration might offer a few surprises even for guests who attend every year.
