Christmas is getting a little sweeter at Walt Disney World, and Magic Kingdom guests have plenty of reasons to start planning their holiday snack stops.
Disney's popular Christmas celebration is returning soon, bringing festive entertainment, holiday decorations, and plenty of seasonal food. But this year, the company is introducing several new menu items that might surprise even longtime visitors.
From gingerbread-inspired desserts to unusual drinks and savory dishes, Disney is giving guests more choices than ever when it comes to enjoying a little holiday flavor.
And with the complete menu now revealed, visitors can finally decide which treats deserve a spot on their Christmas party must-try lists.
Disney World Reveals New Christmas Party Food
Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party returns to Magic Kingdom on select nights from November 8 through December 22, 2026.
Most of these items will only be available during the separately ticketed event, although a few selections will also be sold during regular park hours.
That means visitors hoping to enjoy certain Christmas treats will need more than a standard Magic Kingdom admission ticket.
Fortunately, Disney has spread the new offerings throughout the park, giving guests plenty of opportunities to grab something while exploring the different lands.
New Holiday Desserts Are Coming to Magic Kingdom
Disney isn't holding back when it comes to Christmas sweets.
At Golden Oak Outpost, guests can enjoy the new Gingerbread Cheesecake Beignets, featuring powdered sugar, festive sprinkles, and gingerbread cheesecake icing.
Meanwhile, Casey's Corner will introduce the Minnie Cocoa Cake, a chocolate dessert filled with marshmallow and chocolate mousse.
Over at Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Cafe, the new Pluto Reindeer Cake combines gingerbread cake, mousse, and apple filling.
Ice cream fans also have something to look forward to.
Plaza Ice Cream Parlor will serve a Holiday Brownie Sundae featuring vanilla ice cream, brownie, hot fudge, whipped cream, and crushed peppermint.
Storybook Treats is introducing the Very Merry Mickey Sundae, featuring vanilla soft-serve, gingersnap pieces, cherry coating, whipped cream, and festive decorations.
Main Street Bakery will also offer the Winter Wonderland Express, a dessert combining hazelnut mousse, feuilletine, and panna cotta.
With so many options, choosing just one dessert could be difficult.
Disney Introduces Unexpected Christmas Drinks
Some of the most interesting additions aren't desserts at all.
At AstroFizz in Tomorrowland, Disney is introducing a Peppermint Bark Cola Slushy.
The drink combines frozen Coca-Cola with chocolate-peppermint flavors, sweet cream, and chocolate curls.
Meanwhile, The Friar's Nook will serve a Sugar Cookie Soda made with Coca-Cola, cookie butter syrup, cookie butter cold foam, sprinkles, and sugar cookie pieces.
Both drinks offer unusual twists on familiar holiday flavors.
Returning favorites include the Nice List Shake at Auntie Gravity's Galactic Goodies and the Cranberry Cider Punch at Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe.
Guests can also find Gingerbread Cola at Golden Oak Outpost and the Pomegranate Yule Float at Aloha Isle.
Christmas Party Guests Can Enjoy More Than Desserts
Disney is also introducing savory options for visitors who want something more filling.
Sleepy Hollow Refreshments will serve the new Mongolian Beef Bao with miso-gochujang sauce and chili threads.
At Pecos Bill, guests can try the Tostada de Nochebuena, featuring smoked pork, salsa verde, smoked tomato salsa, queso fresco, and cilantro.
The Plaza Restaurant is adding a Classic Reuben Sandwich and Santa's Floridian Pulled Pork Sandwich, along with a Red Velvet Cheesecake.
These Plaza Restaurant selections will also be available during regular park hours from November 1 through January 2.
Meanwhile, Be Our Guest Restaurant will introduce Mussels Mariniere, featuring white wine, garlic, butter, lemon, and sourdough croutons.
Returning meals include the Holiday Turkey Burger and Holiday Pot Roast Melt at Cosmic Ray's, along with several pot roast-inspired dishes at Casey's Corner.
Plan Your Holiday Food Stops Carefully
Guests attending Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party should remember that not every restaurant stays open until the event ends.
Storybook Treats, Pinocchio Village Haus, Pecos Bill, and the Spring Roll Cart are scheduled to close at 10 p.m.
Other locations, including Plaza Ice Cream Parlor and Aloha Isle, will remain open until 11 p.m.
Several restaurants will continue serving food until midnight, including Casey's Corner, Cosmic Ray's, Sleepy Hollow, and Golden Oak Outpost.
Mobile ordering will also be available at participating locations.
With 15 new offerings and plenty of returning favorites, Disney's Christmas party menu gives visitors another reason to get excited about the holiday season.
Whether guests prefer something sweet, savory, or completely unexpected, Magic Kingdom will have no shortage of festive options this Christmas.
