MNSSHP 2026 Food Guide: Every New & Returning Treat to Try

Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is back at Magic Kingdom from August 7 through October 31, 2026, and honestly? The food lineup might be the best reason to buy a ticket this year. If you’re already planning your trip, check out my Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party post.

Here’s the breakdown of where to eat (and drink) your way through the party.

Main Street, U.S.A.
Casey’s Corner has a spooky new dessert this year — a pumpkin tart layered with fluffy cheesecake whip and a silky caramel custard, finished off with all-butter cream “flames.” It’s joining returning favorites like the chipotle pork fries and corn dogs on the party menu.

Casey
Casey’s Corner, courtesy of Disney Parks

Head to Main Street Bakery for a Mickey-shaped pumpkin cheesecake, and don’t skip the Pumpkin Sundae at Plaza Ice Cream Parlor.

  • main street bakery courtesy of Disney Parks
  • The Plaza Restaurant, courtesy of Disney Parks
  • plaza ice cream, courtesy of disney parks

Tomorrowland
Auntie Gravity’s has a Candy Bowl Sundae loaded with Snickers, Twix, and Halloween M&M’s, plus a pumpkin-spiced Cauldron Cold Brew. Over at The Lunching Pad, the Creepy Kimchi Hot Dog and new Hades Cake Pop are worth the walk.

Auntie Gravity
Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies, courtesy of Disney Parks

Fantasyland
Storybook Treats has the Ursula Cone (wild berry soft-serve with candy coral) and the new Queen of Hearts Tart. Friar’s Nook is bringing back the Not-So-Poison Apple Doughnuts and the Buffalo Chicken Hand Pie — a party staple for a reason.

  • Friar
  • Storybook Treats, courtesy of Disney Parks

Liberty Square
Sleepy Hollow Refreshments is the real MVP location this year: new Doom Buggy Dumplings, a Hatbox Ghost Pop, and the returning Pumpkin-Spiced Funnel Cake Sundae.

Sleepy Hollow, courtesy of Disney Parks
Sleepy Hollow, courtesy of Disney Parks

Frontierland
Pecos Bill’s has new Cursed Cowboy Fries and a Skull-icious Cake, and Golden Oak Outpost is serving Beignets from Beyond alongside their Cajun Crawfish BOOtine.

  • Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Cafe, courtesy of Disney Parks
  • Golden Oak Outpost, courtesy of Disney Parks

Kid-Friendly Picks
If you’re planning for littles, stick to the mini corn dogs at Casey’s Corner, the Mickey Cinnamon Roll, the apple cider doughnuts at Friar’s Nook, and the beignets at Golden Oak Outpost — all crowd-pleasers with less spice and less mess.

A quick planning note: table-service restaurants like Be Our Guest and Cinderella’s Royal Table are only open to party guests starting at 4 p.m., so build that into your dining reservation strategy. If you want help mapping out a full party-night itinerary with dining and ride priorities, reach out here and I’ll put one together for you.

  • Cinderella
  • Be Our Guest, courtesy of Disney Parks
  • Columbia Harbour House, courtesy of Disney Parks

Menu items and availability are subject to change — always confirm current offerings in the My Disney Experience app before your visit.

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