Disney released the full food lineup for Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party today via its official Disney Eats foodie guide — and with the first party night landing August 7, this is the two-weeks-out signal to start planning snack stops alongside ride stops. The 2026 party runs select nights through October 31 at Magic Kingdom, with roughly 45 items across 17 locations. Here's the whole board, land by land. Unless noted, items are party-only; anything marked "also regular hours" can be had without a party ticket.

Main Street, U.S.A.

Casey's Corner (open until midnight on party nights) goes all-in on a chipotle barbecue pork and street corn treatment — on french fries, an all-beef hot dog, or mini corn dogs, each loaded with fire-roasted corn, queso fresco, jalapeño ranch, and cilantro — plus the NEW Headless Horseman Treat, a pumpkin pie tart stacked with whipped cheesecake, spiced caramel panna cotta, candied pecans, and marshmallow buttercream "flames." Main Street Bakery has a Halloween-sprinkled Mickey Cinnamon Roll and a Mickey-shaped pumpkin cheesecake on graham crust. Plaza Ice Cream Parlor serves a Pumpkin Sundae — pumpkin gelato, spiced caramel, pumpkin brittle (also regular hours). The Plaza Restaurant (reservations recommended; all four also regular hours) brings the NEW Devilish Crispy Chicken Sandwich on a black kaiser roll with spiced mayo and Fresno peppers, a Caribbean-glazed Skull Meatloaf, the NEW Phantom Pecan-Caramel Cheesecake, and Goblins and Ghoulies — a spiced rum, Disaronno, cider, and pomegranate cocktail.

Tomorrowland

Auntie Gravity's has the Candy Bowl Sundae — soft-serve buried in SNICKERS, TWIX, and Halloween M&M'S — and a Cauldron Cold Brew with pumpkin-spiced foam (cold brew also regular hours). The Lunching Pad gets weird in the best way: a Creepy Kimchi Hot Dog with sriracha cream cheese and "Hades relish," a Jalapeño Popper Hot Dog with queso fundido and bacon, the NEW Hades Cake Pop — Mexican hot chocolate cake with popping candy and blue marshmallow "fire" — and a blue raspberry slushy with black vanilla drizzle (slushy also regular hours). Cosmic Ray's (open until midnight) counters with the NEW Fang-tastic Garlic Butter Burger — Angus beef, Boursin-brie fondue, and garlic pickles on a black bun — Korean-barbecue Sweet-and-Spicy Chicken Strips, the Minnie Witch Hat cookie, and the non-alcoholic Oogie Boogie Slushy: frozen apple cider, cinnamon whipped cream, sour gummies.

Fantasyland

The NEW Queen of Hearts Tart with sour cherry filling pulls double duty — at Cheshire Cafe during regular hours only, and at Storybook Treats on party nights, where the Ursula Cone also returns: wild berry soft-serve, candy coral, and citrus cotton candy in a black cone, still the most photographed treat at the party. Friar's Nook (open until midnight) stacks the savory hits — the Bowl of Bones (pork wings in Coca-Cola Cherry barbecue sauce), the returning Buffalo Chicken Hand Pie, Haunting Jalapeño Tots with plant-based chili, and Not-So-Poison Apple Doughnuts in cider sugar. Pinocchio Village Haus adds the NEW Cruella Cookie Sandwich (raspberry ganache in white chocolate), the NEW Fra Diavolo Chicken Sandwich, Undead Garlic-Parmesan Chicken Strips, fried pumpkin ravioli with black garlic aïoli, and a marshmallow-ghost slushy.

Two table-service options open to party guests from 4 p.m. (reservations recommended): Be Our Guest plates a NEW cabernet-and-fig Beef Short Rib, The Forbidden Rose ("the Grey Stuff" in black buttercream), the Castle Fog gin cocktail, and a NEW Apple Cider Margarita. Cinderella's Royal Table answers with a NEW black-truffle Chicken Cauldron, Beef Short Rib èn Croute, Supernatural Shrimp with avocado mousse and wasabi peas, a Creepy pumpkin Cheesecake, a Pumpkin Spice Margarita with RumChata, and the Violet Specter — vodka, Chambord, and Sprite with a Luxardo cherry.

Liberty Square

Sleepy Hollow (open until midnight) is the sleeper hit of the guide: the NEW Doom Buggy Dumplings — chicken dumplings in red miso-gochujang with furikake and chili threads — the NEW Graveyard Hot Chicken and Waffle on a blue cornmeal waffle with pickle ranch, the NEW Hatbox Ghost Pop, and a pumpkin-spiced funnel cake sundae with pumpkin gelato. Liberty Square Market pours the Magic Portion Slushy, which stirs from blue to green (also regular hours). Columbia Harbour House's S'mores Cup — graham, ganache, popping candy, marshmallow cream — is the reverse trap: regular hours only, so grab it before the party starts.

Frontierland

Pecos Bill loads up the NEW Cursed Cowboy Fries — sweet potato fries under barbecue burnt ends and chipotle queso — the NEW Skull-icious Cake (chocolate-peanut butter with popping candy), a NEW plant-based Frightful Black Bean Burger, Pumpkin Patch Mini Churros with pumpkin cheesecake dip, the returning Buzzard Wings, and a Guava Lemonade Slushy crowned with a sugar spider. Golden Oak Outpost brings the Cajun Crawfish and Sausage BOOtine — waffle fries, cheese curds, andouille-crawfish gravy — Beignets from Beyond over cookies-and-cream icing, and a Hot Honey Lemonade with a chili-lime rim. Aloha Isle's DOLE Whip Mango and Chamoy Float, with chili-lime seasoning, is available regular hours too.

What This Means for Your Trip

Three planning notes matter more than any single snack. First, the availability lines are the fine print that saves you money: a handful of items — the Pumpkin Sundae, the Plaza's entire party menu, the Cauldron Cold Brew, the color-changing slushy, the DOLE Whip float — don't require a party ticket, and two (the Cheshire Cafe tart and the S'mores Cup) are regular-hours only. Second, the calendar pressure is real: opening night and several other dates have already sold out, so lock the ticket before you plan the menu. Third, inside the party, treat the food like the rides — hit your must-try exclusives early, because popular items sell out on busy nights, and note which kiosks close at 10 while others run to midnight.

Roughly 45 items across 17 locations: Doom Buggy Dumplings and a garlic butter burger on a black bun lead the new class, five-plus items don’t need a party ticket — and several dates are already sold out.

What We Know (and Don't)

Confirmed via Disney's official foodie guide: the full 2026 lineup, item locations, and which offerings extend to regular park hours. Worth watching: availability windows and individual items can shift over a three-month party season — Disney adjusts lineups mid-run more often than people expect — so re-check the official guide close to your party date, especially for a must-try exclusive.