Starbucks has officially kicked off the holiday season, and Walt Disney World visitors are getting a fresh lineup of festive drinks across all four theme parks. The biggest new addition is a dessert-inspired Iced Tiramisu Velvet Latte, joining returning favorites such as the Peppermint Mocha.
Starbucks launched its nationwide holiday menu on November 5, 2026, bringing new flavors and seasonal classics back to participating locations. Walt Disney World's in-park Starbucks menus also added six holiday beverages that day, with Grande prices ranging from $6.75 to $6.95.
For guests planning a holiday vacation, the change brings several new choices to Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Disney's Animal Kingdom.
Starbucks Launches New Tiramisu Latte at Disney World
One of the biggest additions to Starbucks' 2026 holiday lineup is the Iced Tiramisu Velvet Latte, a new beverage inspired by the Italian dessert.
According to Starbucks' official holiday menu announcement, the drink combines signature espresso, milk, and vanilla syrup with Velvet Mascarpone Cold Foam and a cocoa cookie dusting.
The result is a different take on traditional holiday coffee flavors, trading the familiar peppermint and gingerbread combinations for a dessert-inspired drink.
Disney World guests can order the iced version for $6.75 in a Grande size, according to menu history records dated November 5.
However, there's an important distinction between the Disney World selection and Starbucks' broader holiday launch.
The company introduced three Tiramisu Velvet beverage variations nationally: a hot latte, an iced latte, and a cold brew. The four Disney World theme park menus specifically list the iced latte, but do not list the other two variations among their newly added seasonal beverages.
That makes the Iced Tiramisu Velvet Latte the confirmed park-menu option for visitors interested in trying the new flavor.
Disney World Adds 6 Starbucks Holiday Drinks With Prices Starting at $6.75
The new tiramisu beverage isn't the only addition arriving at Disney World.
Four drinks in the six-beverage holiday selection are new for 2026, while two are returning seasonal favorites.
The November 5 menu records list the following drinks and Grande prices:
- Iced Tiramisu Velvet Latte — $6.75: New espresso beverage topped with mascarpone-inspired cold foam and cocoa cookie dusting.
- Apple Pomegranate Lemonade Refresher — $6.95: New apple-flavored drink featuring pomegranate-flavored pearls and lemonade.
- Snowy Apple Drink — $6.95: New variation of the Apple Pomegranate Refresher made with coconutmilk.
- Iced Sugar Cookie Matcha — $6.75: New matcha beverage featuring sugar cookie cream cold foam and festive sprinkles.
- Peppermint Mocha — $6.75: Returning combination of espresso, mocha, peppermint flavoring, whipped cream, and chocolate curls.
- Iced Gingerbread Chai Latte — $6.75: Returning seasonal selection featuring gingerbread and chai flavors.
The pricing breakdown is relatively straightforward. Four beverages carry a listed Grande price of $6.75, while the two apple-inspired selections cost $6.95.
That leaves a 20-cent difference between the two price points before any applicable tax or customization charges.
For visitors interested in the newest drinks, the menu offers several distinctly different options. Coffee fans have the tiramisu latte, matcha drinkers have the sugar cookie variation, and those looking for something fruitier can choose between the two apple beverages.
All 4 Disney World Parks Have the Same Starbucks Holiday Selection
The November 5 menu history records show the same six seasonal beverages at identical listed Grande prices across Walt Disney World's four in-park Starbucks locations.
At Magic Kingdom, guests can visit Main Street Bakery on Main Street, U.S.A., near the park's entrance.
At EPCOT, the holiday drinks are listed at Connections Café in World Celebration.
Visitors spending the day at Disney's Hollywood Studios can head to The Trolley Car Café on Hollywood Boulevard.
Meanwhile, Disney's Animal Kingdom guests can find the seasonal selection at Creature Comforts on Discovery Island.
The identical launch listings make the selection easier to plan around. Guests visiting any of the four parks have a documented location to look for the same six drinks rather than needing to choose one park specifically for the holiday menu.
The rollout also joins a much broader seasonal food transformation happening throughout Walt Disney World.
Inside the Magic previously covered Disney World's holiday food offerings available without an additional party ticket, including specialty treats at Disney Springs, resort locations, and theme parks.
Unlike separately ticketed holiday-event exclusives, these Starbucks selections appear on the regular in-park café menus. Standard theme park admission requirements still apply.
Starbucks' National Holiday Menu Includes More Drinks Than Disney World Lists
Although all four Disney World theme parks have received the same seasonal selection, it isn't the entire Starbucks national holiday lineup.
The company's November 4 announcement also highlighted returning beverages such as the Caramel Brulée Latte and Sugar Cookie Latte, along with new variations including the Tiramisu Velvet Cold Brew.
Those drinks were not part of the six additions documented at the four in-park locations on November 5.
Starbucks also introduced holiday bakery products, including the new Bearista Cake Pop and returning seasonal items such as the Cranberry Bliss Bar and Snowman Cookie. Their inclusion in the national announcement does not establish availability at every Disney World café.
The distinction matters for guests hoping to recreate a favorite Starbucks order while visiting the resort.
Meanwhile, Disney is preparing to introduce additional seasonal food and merchandise throughout its theme parks.
Inside the Magic has detailed Magic Kingdom's Christmas food offerings and new holiday popcorn buckets and souvenir drinkware.
Those offerings give guests other ways to celebrate the season beyond the Starbucks menu, though individual locations, prices, and availability vary.
What Disney World Guests Should Know Before Ordering
The six Starbucks holiday drinks began appearing on Disney World's in-park menus November 5, ahead of several major Christmas celebrations.
Guests attending Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party can also explore the holiday event's included treats and offerings. Those party inclusions are separate from Starbucks purchases.
For visitors who want a seasonal coffee without purchasing event admission, the regular park café menus offer another option during operating hours.
One other date is worth watching: Starbucks has announced November 17 as its 2026 Red Cup Day, when customers purchasing qualifying handcrafted holiday beverages can receive a reusable holiday cup at participating locations while supplies last.
The company has not established through its general announcement that the promotion will apply at all four Disney World theme park cafés, so guests should confirm participation before making plans around the giveaway.
For now, visitors looking to try the new holiday flavors can start with the Iced Tiramisu Velvet Latte or explore the other five seasonal drinks. Check the current Walt Disney World dining menu for your park before visiting, since prices, selections, and availability can change.
