There’s no denying Disney has mastered the art of theme park food. Pretzels shaped like Mickey, churros dusted with cinnamon, and those iconic ice cream bars are what most guests expect.
But in 2025, Disney decided to turn the food scene upside down with snacks that are as bizarre as they are bold. If you think you’ve seen it all, think again.
Here are five snacks that prove Disney is willing to go way off the menu.
Bouncin’ Mini Churros at Hollywood Studios
Hollywood Studios decided the regular churro needed a shake-up—literally. The Bouncin’ Mini Churros come in nugget form, covered in toppings that make them small, soggy pieces of bread.
Forget cinnamon sugar; these churros are piled high with spicy Sriracha aioli, Coca-Cola drizzle, smoky bacon, and fresh scallions.
Zombie Eye Bites at the Hangar Bar
At Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar in Disney Springs, the seasonal Zombie Eye Bites take creepy snacks to a new level. Picture fried chicken stuffed with deviled egg filling and topped with black olives to resemble eyes.
They’re equal parts gross and hilarious, perfect for Halloween photos. The best part? They taste pretty good, with crunchy, creamy, and salty flavors in every bite.
Pickle Milkshake at EPCOT’s Festival
Nothing screams “why not?” like the pickle milkshake at EPCOT’s International Food & Wine Festival. It’s dill pickles blended into a creamy milkshake base, and the reaction is always extreme.
Some guests find the mix oddly refreshing, while others vow never to touch one again. It’s less about flavor and more about the story you’ll tell later.
Pumpkin Spice Coffee BBQ Pork Sandwich
Magic Kingdom’s Plaza Restaurant might just have the boldest sandwich on property. Coffee-rubbed pork meets pumpkin-spiced aioli, slaw, cold brew barbecue sauce, and a purple sweet potato bun.
It’s hard to picture how those flavors mix, but reviews say it works better than expected. The smoky pork pairs with the warm spices, making it one of Disney’s strangest yet most successful experiments.
Kraken’s Catch at Magic Kingdom
At the pirate-themed Beak and Barrel, the Kraken’s Catch is not for the faint of heart. Chilled octopus tentacles topped with foam, olives, and avocado make a dish that looks straight out of the ocean.
Some guests can’t get past the texture, while others claim it’s rich and tasty. Regardless of your reaction, it’s the dish you’ll never forget trying.
Odd Snacks of the Past
Disney’s history of bizarre snacks is long. Some past examples include the Freeze-Dried Candy Rice Krispie Treat, the fiery Hot Cheetos Cupcake, the alien-inspired blue and green milk from Galaxy’s Edge, and the infamous “poop” candy at Animal Kingdom. They may not all be around today, but they live in Disney snack legend.
Final Bites
Disney may be known for its classics, but the weird snacks keep things interesting. From pickles in a milkshake to octopus in a theme park, 2025 has proven that Disney isn’t afraid to surprise its guests. Whether you think these snacks are delicious or disgusting, one thing’s for sure: they’re unforgettable.
