As the spookiest season approaches, Disneyland Resort has unveiled its 2026 Halloween foodie lineup, promising a ghoulishly good time for guests with a craving for festive flavors. From wicked treats to savory delights, the resort's culinary teams have conjured up a menu that blends classic Disney magic with a haunting twist. Here’s your first look at the must-try eats and drinks during Halloween Time at the Disneyland Resort.

A Feast for the Senses: New and Returning Favorites

This year’s Halloween offerings span across Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure Park, and the Downtown Disney District, ensuring that every corner of the resort offers a taste of the season. While the full menu boasts dozens of items, several standouts are already generating buzz among Disney foodies.

One of the most anticipated returns is the Mickey-shaped pumpkin pretzel, a seasonal staple that combines the iconic silhouette with the warm, salty goodness of a classic pretzel. For those with a sweet tooth, the Oogie Boogie-themed cake pop is back, featuring the beloved villain from “The Nightmare Before Christmas” in a deliciously creepy form.

Savory Surprises

Beyond the sweets, Disney chefs have crafted a range of savory options that lean into autumnal flavors. Look for the pumpkin-spiced mac and cheese served in a bread bowl, a hearty choice that warms you up on a crisp October evening. Another standout is the chili-lime corn on the cob, a zesty twist that adds a kick to a fairground favorite.

For a more substantial meal, the Monster's Inc.-inspired “Sulley’s Blueberry Chicken Sandwich” is making its debut, featuring a blueberry barbecue sauce that strikes a balance between sweet and smoky. It’s a creative nod to the beloved character that’s sure to be a hit with families.

Boozy Brews and Bewitching Beverages

Adult guests will find plenty to toast to, with a lineup of Halloween-themed cocktails and mocktails available across the resort. The “Poison Apple” mocktail returns, a vibrant green concoction that tastes as good as it looks, combining apple, lime, and a hint of berry.

For those seeking something stronger, the “Haunted Mansion’s Ghostly Grog” is a rum-based punch served in a collectible souvenir cup, complete with a glowing ice cube. Meanwhile, the “Candy Corn Cooler” offers a sweet and creamy blend of vanilla and orange that mimics the classic candy in liquid form.

Seasonal Snacks On-the-Go

If you’re planning to hit the rides, portable snacks are a must. Disney has introduced the “Mummy Dog” — a hot dog wrapped in crescent roll “bandages” with mustard eyes — that’s as fun to look at as it is to eat. Also new is the “Witch’s Fingers”, a pretzel stick shaped like a witch’s finger with an almond nail, served with a side of spicy queso for dipping.

Desserts to Die For

No Halloween celebration is complete without an array of indulgent desserts, and Disneyland has outdone itself. The “Jack Skellington’s Oogie Boogie” cupcake is a chocolate cupcake topped with green buttercream and a white chocolate “bug” — a whimsical tribute to the character’s burlap sack of bugs.

Another must-try is the “Vampire’s Red Velvet” whoopie pie, featuring a blood-red filling that oozes out with each bite. For a shareable treat, the “Haunted Mansion’s Graveyard” dirt cake comes in a mini cauldron with chocolate cookie crumbles, gummy worms, and a tombstone-shaped cookie.

And let’s not forget the classic churro, which gets a Halloween makeover with a pumpkin spice coating and a side of caramel dipping sauce. It’s the perfect sweet ending to a day of spooky fun.

Key Takeaways

  • Dates: Halloween Time at Disneyland Resort runs from early September through October 31, 2026.
  • Locations: Offerings are available at Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure, and Downtown Disney.
  • Must-try items: The pumpkin-spiced mac and cheese, Sulley’s Blueberry Chicken Sandwich, and the Poison Apple mocktail are early standouts.
  • Dietary options: Many items have vegetarian or gluten-free alternatives, and allergy-friendly versions are available upon request.
  • Pro tip: For the best selection, visit on weekdays and use mobile ordering to skip the lines at popular food stands.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned Disney foodie, this year’s Halloween menu at Disneyland Resort is packed with creative treats that celebrate the season in true Disney style. So grab your appetite and get ready to eat, drink, and be scary!