Disney World's 2026 Holiday Food Lineup Is Here

Disney just released its holiday food lineup in the official Disney Eats foodie guide, and the first treats arrive in early November, well before the holiday season officially begins on November 13. Here's everything announced for Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom and Disney Springs, with the dates to plan around. No prices yet - Disney hasn't posted any.

Magic Kingdom

Most Magic Kingdom treats run November 8 to January 2. On Main Street, U.S.A., Plaza Ice Cream Parlor pours a Gingerbread Milkshake, while The Plaza Restaurant next door runs the earliest window on the street (November 1 to January 2) with two debuts - the NEW Classic Reuben Sandwich and a NEW Red Velvet Cheesecake - alongside Santa's Floridian Pulled Pork Sandwich and the Merry Berry Cosmopolitan. In Tomorrowland, Auntie Gravity's Galactic Goodies adds a Cherry Cordial Cold Brew. In Liberty Square, Columbia Harbour House has a Gingerbread Cake by Mobile Order, and Liberty Square Market keeps a plant-based option on the board with the Mickey Whoopie Pie. Over in Adventureland, Aloha Isle serves the Santa Surf Shack Float, this one only through December 25.

Disney's Hollywood Studios

Most Hollywood Studios items run November 7 to January 5. The Trolley Car Café on Hollywood Boulevard has a Mickey Gingerbread Cookie; Rosie's All-American Café on Sunset Boulevard adds a Coquito Wreath Cupcake by Mobile Order; and ABC Commissary on Commissary Lane serves a Linzer Cookie Mousse Torte. The NEW Life Day Wookiee Cookie lands in two spots by Mobile Order - Milk Stand in Galaxy's Edge and Backlot Express at Echo Lake. And Woody's Lunch Box in Toy Story Land runs the longest window of the whole guide: its Hot Cocoa Lunch Box Tart sticks around all the way to January 31.

Disney's Animal Kingdom

Most Animal Kingdom items run November 6 to January 3, and nearly all of this park's lineup is new. On Discovery Island, Terra Treats brings the NEW Festive Cookie Dough Brownie Ice Cream Sandwich and a NEW Reindeer Sundae; Flame Tree Barbecue adds a NEW Gingerbread Cheesecake Pop by Mobile Order; Creature Comforts has a NEW Festive Chocolate Chip Cookie and a NEW Snowflake Cinnamon Roll; and Isle of Java carries the NEW Snowflake Cinnamon Roll plus a NEW Festive Chocolate Twist. Over in Africa, Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery also has the NEW Festive Chocolate Twist.

There's also a brand-new location this year: Santa's Holiday Grove, near Theater in the Wild, open November 13 to January 3, with a NEW Peppermint-Chocolate Cookie Dough Brownie Ice Cream Sandwich, a NEW Pistachio Cookie, and NEW Pan de Jamón.

EPCOT

EPCOT's holiday eating is its own event: the treats come with the EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays, which has a separate lineup. We'll cover that in its own guide when Disney posts it.

Disney Springs

Disney Springs has the longest holiday run of all, with most items available November 10 to January 11, plus a few one-day-only dinners worth booking ahead.

In the Marketplace: Swirls on the Water has a NEW Gingerbread Mickey Cone, Dockside Margaritas shakes up a NEW White Chocolate Margarita, and Earl of Sandwich is serving a Holiday Turkey Sandwich, available now through January 8. eat by Maneet Chauhan joins for December only (December 1 to 31) with The Jolly One's Nachos, The Jolly Toffee Pudding, the non-alcoholic Merry Masala, and Sandy Claws Nog.

At The Landing: Chef Art Smith's Homecomin' runs a holiday menu November 29 to January 3, including HFK Scotch Eggs, Crispy Pork Belly, a Seasonal Ham Steak, the Cranberry Gin Fizz and the Mistletoe Spritz. Enzo's Hideaway and Maria & Enzo's pour holiday cocktails in December, including Smoke and Sugar, finished with a marshmallow roasted at the table. The Ganachery (November 10 to January 11) brings back the Hot Sipping Ganache and adds an Irish Cream Hot Sipping Ganache, a Hot Sipping Ganache Kit, and a Disney Holiday Ganache Box. Paddlefish has Santa's Good List Boil, a Traditional Turkey Dinner on November 26 only, and the Gingerbread Martini from November 27 to December 31. Raglan Road runs a Christmas cocktail menu November 9 to January 1 and a Turkey Dinner on December 25 only. Terralina Crafted Italian adds a White Christmas Sangria (November 27 to December 31) and a Thanksgiving Day special on November 26 only.

In Town Center: Amorette's Patisserie goes all-new November 10 to January 11 with a Gingerbread Crème Brûlée, a Hot Cocoa Mickey, a Mickey Glove Linzer Cookie, a Peppermint Cheesecake Mousse, a Pluto Reindeer and a Tree Petite Cake, plus a Mickey and Minnie Cookie Art kit that comes with edible watercolor paints. Chicken Guy has a Holiday Colossal Cookie (November 2 to January 3), Frontera Cocina adds a Bombón de Navidad (November 11 to January 11), and The Polite Pig serves an Open Face Turkey Smash and a Polite Coquito (November 11 to January 11).

On the West Side: City Works has a Friendsgiving Platter (November 11 to 25) and a Thanksgiving Dinner on November 26 only. Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew offers a Holiday Donut Six-Pack (November 29 to January 3). Salt & Straw has an Almond Brittle Cake that serves 8 to 20 (November 6 to December 31). Splitsville runs Thanksgiving Leftovers Egg Rolls (November 2 to 29), then a Roasted Red Pepper and Shrimp Pasta and the Sugar & Spice & Everything Nice Martini (both November 29 to January 3). And the Wetzel's Pretzels kiosk has Cin-A-Bitz and Sweet Glaze (November 11 to January 11).

What This Means for Your Trip

The food starts before the decorations. Most park treats land November 6 to 8, a full week before the holiday season officially begins on November 13 - so an early-November trip still gets the snacks.

Thanksgiving and Christmas Day are their own events at Disney Springs. Several restaurants serve one-day-only dinners on November 26 and December 25. If those are on your list, book table service early.

Mobile Order saves time. Columbia Harbour House, Rosie's, ABC Commissary, Backlot Express, Woody's Lunch Box, Milk Stand and Flame Tree Barbecue all take Mobile Order, which is the difference between a two-minute grab and a long counter line on a busy day.

What We Know (and Don't)

Confirmed: every item, location and date above comes from Disney's official foodie guide, published October 26. Not yet: prices haven't been announced. And EPCOT's Festival of the Holidays, Disney Jollywood Nights and Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party each have their own food guides coming, which we'll cover as they post. Menus and dates can change, so check the My Disney Experience app before you go.

Disney World's 2026 Holiday Food Lineup Is Here: What to Eat at Every Park and Disney Springs