Magic Kingdom's 2026 Halloween Party Menu: What's New
Disney has revealed the full food-and-drink lineup for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2026, and Disney’s guide is packed with more than a dozen new party-exclusive treats at venues all over Magic Kingdom. The guide dropped on the Disney Parks Blog on July 23, 2026, ahead of a party season that runs from August 7 through October 31, 2026. If you’re holding a ticket to one of these hard-ticketed after-hours events, this is the menu you’ll be eating from — and, importantly, most of it disappears the moment the last party ends on Halloween night.
Here’s the part worth flagging up front: most of these treats are only sold during the party, which means your window to try them is limited to the specific nights you’re inside the park after the event begins. That scarcity is the whole game. Below we break down the standout new items, where to find them, and how we’d plan a night around them.
What Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Is
For readers who are new to it, Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is a separately ticketed, after-hours event at Magic Kingdom — you need a dedicated party ticket on top of (or instead of) regular admission. In exchange you get trick-or-treating, party-only entertainment, and a rotating roster of Halloween-themed food and drinks sold at select venues. According to Disney’s official announcement, the 2026 run spans August 7 through October 31, and several of this year’s headline dishes are marked “New.”
Standout New Items to Try
Disney’s full guide runs to well over a dozen new items — here are the standouts we’d make a beeline for, by location. (For the complete roster, see Disney’s official guide linked above.)
| New item | Location | What’s in it |
|---|---|---|
| Headless Horseman Treat | Casey’s Corner | Pumpkin pie tart with whipped cheesecake, spiced caramel panna cotta, candied pecans, and marshmallow buttercream “flames” |
| Devilish Crispy Chicken Sandwich | The Plaza Restaurant | Ghoulish spiced mayonnaise, red cabbage, and Fresno peppers on a black kaiser roll, served with fries |
| Phantom Pecan-Caramel Cheesecake | The Plaza Restaurant | Layers of New York and caramel cheesecake with dulce de leche, chocolate ganache, and pecans on a chocolate crust |
| Hades Cake Pop | The Lunching Pad | Mexican hot chocolate cake with popping candies, dipped in chocolate with blue marshmallow “fire” |
| Fang-tastic Garlic Butter Burger | Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe | Angus beef with Boursin and brie fondue, crispy onions, and garlic pickles on a toasted black bun, with fries |
| Queen of Hearts Tart | Cheshire Cafe | Sour cherry pie filling (available during regular park hours) |
| Beef Short Rib | Be Our Guest Restaurant | Braised short rib cooked in cabernet sauvignon with figs, butternut squash purée, and roasted fall vegetables |
The new items lean savory this year, which is a shift worth noting. Two of these new items are full entrées (the garlic butter burger and the short rib), and one is a proper sit-down sandwich at The Plaza. That’s a departure from the dessert-heavy party menus of years past — Disney is clearly betting that partygoers want a real meal, not just a parade of novelty sweets.
Returning Favorites Still on the Menu
If you’re chasing the classics, the official guide confirms several returning items. At Friar’s Nook in Fantasyland, the Buffalo Chicken Hand Pie — buffalo chicken and mozzarella wrapped in flaky dough, topped with blue cheese crumbles and buffalo-ranch — is back, alongside the Bowl of Bones (pork wings tossed in a Coca-Cola Cherry barbecue sauce) and the Not-So-Poison Apple Doughnuts. Over at Storybook Treats, the fan-favorite Ursula Cone returns: wild berry soft-serve with candy coral and citrus cotton candy in a black vanilla cone.
Grown-ups have options too. The Plaza Restaurant is pouring the Goblins and Ghoulies, a cocktail built on Captain Morgan Original Spiced Rum, Disaronno, apple cider, and pomegranate juice. Prefer something zero-proof? The Oogie Boogie Slushy at Cosmic Ray’s (frozen apple cider, cinnamon whipped cream, sour gummy candy) and the Cauldron Cold Brew at Auntie Gravity’s are both non-alcoholic.
Where to Find It: Locations and Hours
Party food is spread across venues in nearly every land. Here are the ones whose party-night hours are worth planning around — they vary more than you’d expect:
- Casey’s Corner (Main Street) — open until midnight
- Main Street Bakery — open until midnight
- Plaza Ice Cream Parlor — open until 11 p.m.
- The Plaza Restaurant — reservations recommended
- Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies (Tomorrowland) — open until 11 p.m.
- The Lunching Pad (Tomorrowland) — open until 10 p.m.
- Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe (Tomorrowland) — open until midnight
- Storybook Treats (Fantasyland) — open until 10 p.m.
- Cheshire Cafe (Fantasyland) — its Queen of Hearts Tart is available during regular park hours only, not during party-exclusive hours
- Friar’s Nook (Fantasyland) — open until midnight
- Be Our Guest Restaurant — available to party guests starting at 4 p.m.; reservations recommended
Notice that The Lunching Pad and Storybook Treats close at 10 p.m., while Casey’s, Cosmic Ray’s, and Friar’s Nook stay open until midnight. On a party night that often runs late, that gap is easy to get burned by. If the Hades Cake Pop or the Ursula Cone is on your must-try list, hit those early-closing windows first and save the midnight spots for the back half of the night.
Our Take: How to Plan a Party Night Around the Food
A few things stand out to us. First, Disney did not publish pricing in this guide, so budget accordingly — party-exclusive specialty items historically run at a premium, and you’re already paying for a separate hard ticket. Second, Be Our Guest opening to party guests at 4 p.m. is a genuinely useful hook: it lets you sit down for that new cabernet-braised short rib before the party officially kicks into gear, rather than fighting quick-service lines later.
Our suggested game plan: anchor an early sit-down at Be Our Guest or The Plaza, then walk the trick-or-treat trails and pick off the grab-and-go novelties — the Headless Horseman Treat at Casey’s, the Hades Cake Pop at The Lunching Pad — before the 10 p.m. closures thin out your options. Because everything here is tied to the August 7 through October 31 window, there’s no “come back next month” fallback. When the party’s over, so is the menu.
For every detail and item description, the primary source is Disney’s own Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Foodie Guide 2026 on the Disney Parks Blog.
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