List of Snacks on Disney Dining Plan PDF: Complete 2025 Guide

You’re standing in Magic Kingdom, snack credits loaded on your MagicBand, and suddenly realize you have no idea which treats are actually eligible for the What Does Disney Dining Plan Include? Complete 2025 Guide. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Thousands of Disney visitors search for a “list of snacks on Disney Dining Plan PDF” before their trip, hoping to find a comprehensive guide to help them make the most of their snack credits.

While Disney doesn’t publish an official PDF list, we’ve created this exhaustive guide to every snack credit option across Walt Disney World. Whether you’re trying to maximize value or simply want to know your options before you arrive, this guide will help you plan the perfect snacking strategy for your vacation.

Understanding Disney Dining Plan Snack Credits in 2025

Before we dive into the complete snack list, let’s cover the basics of how snack credits work on the Disney Dining Plan Meals: Complete Guide to Table Service, Quick Service & How Credits Work in 2025.

What Are Snack Credits?

Snack credits are part of both the Quick Service and Standard Disney Dining Plans. As of 2025, guests receive one snack credit per night of their stay—a change from previous years when the plan included two snacks per night. These credits can be used at hundreds of locations throughout Walt Disney World Resort.

How to Identify Eligible Snacks

Disney makes it relatively simple to identify which items qualify as snacks:

Look for the purple DDP icon on menus at snack carts, Quick Service locations, and festival booths. This distinctive symbol marks items eligible for snack credit redemption.

Check the My Disney Experience app when placing mobile orders. Eligible items will display “Qualifies as a Snack” in the item description.

Ask Cast Members at any dining location. They can confirm which menu items accept snack credits.

What Qualifies as a Disney Dining Plan Snack?

According to Disney’s official guidelines detailed in What Counts as a Snack on Disney Dining Plan? Complete 2025 Guide, snack credits can typically be used for:

Frozen ice cream novelties, popsicles, and fruit bars
Single-serving popcorn boxes or scoops
12 oz. coffee, hot chocolate, or hot tea
Prepackaged milk or juice
Whole pieces of fresh fruit
Single-serving bags of chips or snacks
20 oz. bottled beverages (soda or water)
Bakery items like cookies and brownies
Single-serving side items from counter-service menus

What’s NOT Included

Important exclusions to remember:

Items served in souvenir containers (unless you pay the container upcharge)
Multiple-serving items like entire boxes of doughnuts
Merchandise items such as bottle toppers or glow cubes
Some premium specialty items
Alcoholic beverages

Maximizing Your Snack Credit Value

Here’s a critical strategy tip: snack credits have a fixed “value” regardless of the item’s actual price. To maximize your investment, prioritize snacks priced at $6.50 or higher. This ensures you’re getting the best return on your dining plan purchase.

Complete List of Snacks by Park

Magic Kingdom Snack Options

Magic Kingdom offers some of the most iconic Disney snacks, and many qualify for dining plan credits.

Main Street U.S.A.

Plaza Ice Cream Parlor

Ice Cream Sundaes ($7.29-$8.49) - Excellent value!
Hot Fudge Sundae with soft-serve vanilla ice cream, hot fudge, whipped cream, and cherry
Brownie Sundae with warm brownie, ice cream, and toppings
Specialty sundaes with themed toppings

Main Street Bakery (Starbucks)

Specialty coffee drinks $6+ (great value when customized with extra flavor pumps)
Pastries and bakery items
Breakfast sandwiches (select items)
Croissants, muffins, and scones

Adventureland

Aloha Isle

Pineapple Upside-Down Cake with DOLE Whip ($6.99) - Fan favorite!
DOLE Whip Float
DOLE Whip soft-serve (pineapple, vanilla, or swirl)
DOLE Whip cups in various flavors

Tortuga Tavern (when open)

Select side items
Empanadas
Chips and salsa

Frontierland

Westward Ho

Corn Dog Nuggets
Hand-dipped corn dogs
Chips
Soft pretzels

Golden Oak Outpost (seasonal)

Waffle fries
Chicken nuggets
Various fried snacks

Liberty Square

Sleepy Hollow

Fresh Fruit Waffle Sandwich
Funnel Cakes with various toppings
Sweet & Spicy Chicken Waffle Sandwich (sometimes qualifies)

Fantasyland

Gaston’s Tavern

Gaston’s Cinnamon Roll ($6.99) - Massive and delicious!
Sliced apples with caramel sauce
Chocolate croissant
Warm cinnamon roll with cream cheese icing

Storybook Treats

Rapunzel Sundae ($8.29) - Shortcake with DOLE Whip Lemon and Wild Berry
Various soft-serve sundaes and floats
Ice cream specialties

Prince Eric’s Village Market

Fresh fruit
Whole apples
Bananas
Fruit cups

Friar’s Nook

Loaded tots (select varieties)
Mac and cheese
Specialty tater tots

Tomorrowland

Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies

Brownie Sundae ($8.29) - Gooey brownie with soft-serve
Soft-serve cones and cups
Floats and sundaes

The Lunching Pad

Sweet Cream Cheese Stuffed Pretzel ($7.79)
Classic soft pretzel
Hot dogs

Joffrey’s Coffee Kiosks

Specialty coffee drinks
Cold brew
Seasonal beverages
Pastries at select locations

Cool Ship

Frozen lemonade
Slushies
Soft drinks

EPCOT Snack Options

EPCOT is a snacker’s paradise, especially during festival seasons when dozens of additional options become available.

Future World

Connections Eatery

Various side items
Bakery selections
Fresh fruit

Fountain View (Starbucks)

All Starbucks specialty drinks $6+
Pastries and breakfast items
Grab-and-go snacks

World Showcase

Mexico Pavilion

Churro Sundae ($8) - Mango and lime DOLE Whip with churro - Outstanding value!
Frozen margaritas (non-alcoholic versions)
Empanadas
Churros

Norway Pavilion

School Bread (sweet cardamom bread with custard)
Pastries from Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe
Rice cream (Norwegian ice cream)
Lefse (Norwegian potato flatbread)

China Pavilion

Egg rolls
Pot stickers
Caramel ginger ice cream
Dragon rolls

Germany Pavilion - Karamell-Küche

Werther’s Caramel Popcorn ($7.99) - Made fresh!
Cookie Sandwiches ($7.79)
Caramel Gingerbread Cookie Sandwich (seasonal)
Caramel apples

Italy Pavilion

Gelato
Cannoli
Italian pastries
Espresso drinks

The American Adventure

Funnel cakes
Turkey legs (sometimes qualify - ask Cast Members)
Various American classics

Japan Pavilion

Kakigori (shaved ice)
Mochi ice cream
Taiyaki (fish-shaped pastry)
Japanese snacks and sweets

Morocco Pavilion

Baklava
Tangerine Café pastries
Mint tea
Mediterranean snacks

France Pavilion

Crêpes (various flavors)
Macarons
Éclairs
French pastries from Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie

United Kingdom Pavilion

Shortbread cookies
Cadbury chocolate bars
British snacks and crisps
Yorkshire County Fish Shop items (select)

Canada Pavilion

Maple popcorn
Poutine (at Refreshment Port nearby - $7.50 value!)
Canadian snacks

EPCOT Festival Booths

One of the absolute best uses of snack credits is at EPCOT festival booths during:

International Festival of the Arts (January-February)
International Flower & Garden Festival (March-July)
International Food & Wine Festival (July-November)
Festival of the Holidays (November-December)

Many festival items priced $6-10 qualify as snacks, allowing you to sample international cuisine while maximizing credit value.

Hollywood Studios Snack Options

Hollywood Boulevard

Trolley Car Cafe (Starbucks)

Specialty coffee drinks $6+
Carrot Cake Cookie ($5.49)
Pastries and breakfast items

Echo Lake

Dockside Diner

Pulled pork totchos
Various specialty tots
Seasonal offerings

Oasis Canteen

Fresh fruit
Churros
Frozen beverages

Grand Avenue

Baseline Tap House

Soft pretzels (beer cheese sometimes extra)
Seasonal snacks

Toy Story Land

Woody’s Lunch Box

Lunch Box Tarts (breakfast pastries)
Totchos
Various potato barrels

Galaxy’s Edge

Kat Saka’s Kettle

Outpost Popcorn Mix (unique purple and red popcorn)
Specialty popcorn flavors

Milk Stand

Blue Milk
Green Milk (Note: These iconic drinks qualify as snacks!)

Ronto Roasters

Ronto Morning Wrap (breakfast hours)
Select sides

Animation Courtyard Area

ABC Commissary

Side items with snack credit designation
Seasonal offerings

Epic Eats

Funnel Cakes ($7.29-$8.49) - Great value!
Specialty funnel cakes with ice cream and toppings

Animal Kingdom Snack Options

Discovery Island

Isle of Java

Specialty coffee drinks
Pastries
Grab-and-go items

Creature Comforts (Starbucks)

All Starbucks specialty drinks $6+
Breakfast sandwiches
Pastries

Flame Tree Barbecue

Select side items
Onion rings
Corn on the cob

Africa

Mahindi

Cinnamon-glazed pecans
African snacks
Seasonal offerings

Harambe Fruit Market

Fresh whole fruit
Fruit cups
Healthy snack options

Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery

African-inspired pastries
Coffee drinks
Breakfast items

Asia

Yak & Yeti Local Food Cafes

Egg rolls
Pot stickers
Asian-inspired sides

Caravan Road

Tiger Tails (breadstick twisted with jalapeño-cheese dip)
Pretzels
Various snacks

Drinkwallah

Frozen chai
Specialty beverages
Seasonal drinks

Thirsty River Bar

Various snacks
Pretzels
Bar snacks

DinoLand U.S.A.

Dino Diner

Ice cream cups and cones
Frozen treats
Seasonal specialties

Trilo-Bites

Hot dogs
Pretzels
Traditional snacks

Pandora – The World of Avatar

Pongu Pongu

Night Blossom (non-alcoholic frozen drink)
Lumpia (spring rolls)
Seasonal specialties

Satu’li Canteen

Select side items
Seasonal offerings

Tamu Tamu Refreshments

Pineapple Crisp Sundae ($6.49)
Dole Whip
African-inspired treats

Disney Resort Hotel Snacks

Don’t forget that snack credits work at Quick Service locations in Disney Resort hotels!

Popular Resort Snack Locations

All-Star Resorts

Food courts offer packaged snacks, ice cream, and grab-and-go items

Pop Century & Art of Animation

Everything POP Shopping & Dining (Pop Century)
Landscape of Flavors (Art of Animation)
Both offer extensive snack options

Caribbean Beach & Riviera

Centertown Market (Caribbean Beach)
Primo Piatto (Riviera)
Le Petit Café (Riviera) - pastries and coffee

Port Orleans French Quarter & Riverside

Sassagoula Floatworks (French Quarter)
Riverside Mill (Riverside)
Southern-inspired snacks

Coronado Springs

El Mercado de Coronado
Café Rix
Latin-inspired options

Grand Floridian, Contemporary, Polynesian

Gasparilla Island Grill (Grand Floridian)
Contempo Café (Contemporary)
Captain Cook’s (Polynesian) - Tonga Toast sometimes qualifies!

Wilderness Lodge

Roaring Fork
Geyser Point Bar & Grill (select items)

Animal Kingdom Lodge

Mara
Kusafiri Coffee Shop
African-inspired selections

Snacks by Category

Best Value Snacks ($7+ retail price)

If you want to maximize your snack credit value, prioritize these options:

Ice Cream Sundaes - Plaza Ice Cream Parlor, Storybook Treats ($7.29-$8.49)
Churro Sundae - EPCOT Mexico Pavilion ($8)
Specialty Funnel Cakes - Epic Eats, Sleepy Hollow ($7.29-$8.49)
Werther’s Caramel Popcorn - EPCOT Germany ($7.99)
Cookie Sandwiches - EPCOT Germany ($7.79)
Stuffed Pretzels - The Lunching Pad ($7.79)
Traditional Poutine - EPCOT Refreshment Port ($7.50)
Gaston’s Cinnamon Roll - Magic Kingdom ($6.99)
Pineapple Upside-Down Cake with DOLE Whip - Aloha Isle ($6.99)
Starbucks Specialty Drinks - Any location with $6+ drinks

Classic Disney Snacks

Must-try iconic Disney treats:

Mickey Mouse Ice Cream Bar
Mickey Ice Cream Sandwich
DOLE Whip (original or float)
Churros (classic or specialty)
Soft pretzels (classic or stuffed)
Turkey leg (when eligible)
Popcorn (regular or specialty flavors)
School Bread (Norway)
Blue/Green Milk (Galaxy’s Edge)

Healthier Snack Options

Looking for lighter or healthier choices?

Fresh whole fruit (apples, bananas, oranges)
Fruit cups
Hummus with vegetables
Side salads
Yogurt parfaits
Unsweetened iced tea
Bottled water (20 oz.)
Fresh vegetables with dip

Breakfast Snacks

Great for starting your park day:

Starbucks pastries and breakfast sandwiches
Cinnamon rolls
Croissants
Muffins and scones
Breakfast wraps (select locations)
Coffee and specialty hot beverages
Lunch Box Tarts (Woody’s Lunch Box)

Portable Snacks

Easy to carry and eat while walking:

Packaged chips and pretzels
Cookies
Candy bars
Trail mix
Granola bars
Fruit cups
Bottled beverages
Ice cream bars
Churros

Snack Credit Strategy Tips

Plan Your Snacks Strategically

Use credits for high-value items rather than bottled water or packaged chips you could buy cheaper elsewhere.

Save credits for unique Disney treats you can’t get at home, like DOLE Whip, Mickey bars, or specialty sundaes.

Time your snacks wisely to bridge gaps between meals or as dessert after Quick Service meals.

Share larger snacks to sample more varieties, especially at EPCOT festivals.

When to Use Snack Credits

Best times:

Mid-afternoon energy boost between meals
Post-dinner treats and desserts
Breakfast items if you’re doing late lunch/dinner
EPCOT festival sampling
Specialty beverages on hot days

Consider paying out of pocket for:

Bottled water (often cheaper to buy cases for your hotel room)
Basic packaged snacks (chips, candy bars)
Items under $5 retail price
Simple popcorn or basic ice cream

EPCOT Festival Strategy

If your trip coincides with an EPCOT festival, consider using a significant portion of your snack credits here. Festival booths offer:

Unique international cuisine samples
Items typically priced $6-10
Opportunity to “eat around the world”
Special seasonal offerings
Great value for snack credits

Pro tip: Check which festival items qualify as snacks using the My Disney Experience app before you visit.

How to Access Your Snack List Without a PDF

While Disney doesn’t provide an official downloadable PDF, you have several options for accessing snack information:

Official Disney Resources

My Disney Experience App

Browse restaurant menus
Look for “Qualifies as a Snack” designation
Check before visiting each location
Available offline once menus are cached

Disney World Website

Visit disneyworld.disney.go.com
Browse dining locations
Check FAQs about dining plan snacks

Ask Cast Members

Cast Members at any location can confirm snack eligibility
They have access to current dining plan information
Don’t hesitate to ask before ordering

Third-Party Resources

AllEars.net

Comprehensive menus with dining plan notations
Regularly updated
User-friendly search functionality

TouringPlans.com

Detailed menus showing snack credit icons
Updated frequently
Subscription includes additional planning tools

Disney Food Blog

Articles about best snack credit uses
Seasonal updates
Value analysis and recommendations

This Guide

Bookmark this page for easy reference
Updated regularly with current information
Organized by park and category for quick lookup

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I save snack credits for later in my trip?

Yes! Snack credits are added to your account for your entire stay and can be used at any time during your vacation. They don’t expire until midnight on your checkout day.

Can I use multiple snack credits at once?

Technically yes, but it’s rarely a good idea. Cast Members can process multiple credits in one transaction, but you’ll likely get better value using credits individually for higher-priced items.

Do snack credits roll over?

All unused snack credits expire at midnight on your Disney Resort hotel checkout date. Plan accordingly to use all your credits.

Can I use snack credits at Disney Springs?

Yes, some Disney Springs locations like Morimoto Asia Disney Dining Plan: Everything You Need to Know in 2025 accept dining plan credits, including snack credits. Check the My Disney Experience app for participating locations.

Are mobile order items eligible for snack credits?

Yes! When using mobile order through the My Disney Experience app, eligible snack items will display the “Qualifies as a Snack” notation. You can redeem credits at pickup.

Can I get a refund for unused snack credits?

No. Unused dining plan credits, including snack credits, are forfeited at the end of your stay with no refund or compensation. For more on dining plan policies, see Is the Disney Dining Plan Worth It? A 2025 Data-Driven Guide.

What if a snack is in a souvenir container?

Items served in souvenir containers may require an upcharge beyond the snack credit. Ask the Cast Member about pricing before ordering. Sometimes you can request the regular container to use just the snack credit.

Do snack credits include tax and gratuity?

Yes! The snack credit covers the full cost including tax. No gratuity is required for snack transactions.

Making the Most of Your Disney Dining Plan Snacks

The Disney Dining Plan can add significant value to your vacation, especially if you strategically use your snack credits. While an official “list of snacks on Disney Dining Plan PDF” doesn’t exist from Disney, this comprehensive guide provides everything you need to plan your snacking strategy.

Remember these key principles:

Prioritize value by choosing snacks priced $6.50 or higher whenever possible.

Choose experiences over convenience by using credits for unique Disney treats rather than items easily available elsewhere.

Plan ahead by checking the My Disney Experience app and bookmarking this guide for reference during your trip.

Stay flexible because menus and eligible items occasionally change. Always verify current eligibility with Cast Members.

Enjoy the magic because ultimately, the Disney Dining Plan is about enhancing your vacation experience, not just maximizing dollars and cents.

Whether you’re indulging in a Mickey ice cream bar while watching Happily Ever After, sampling your way through EPCOT’s World Showcase, or trying Blue Milk in Galaxy’s Edge, your snack credits open doors to countless delicious Disney experiences.

Ready to plan your Disney dining? Use this guide as your comprehensive snack reference, and don’t forget to make your reservations 60 days in advance following our Disney Dining Reservation Cancellation Policy: Complete Guide to Fees, Grace Periods & Exceptions. Your taste buds will thank you!

Note: Snack options, pricing, and Disney Dining Plan details are subject to change. This guide reflects information current as of 2025. Always verify snack credit eligibility with Cast Members or the My Disney Experience app when visiting Walt Disney World.