The new kiosk at Disney California Adventure opens in November with 14 items, from a $7.99 refresher to a $21 three-drink flight. Even the Smartwater is $8.99.
Disney California Adventure's next drink stand has a full menu, and it's not shy about the prices.
Bountiful Valley Brews opens sometime in November along the walkway between Buena Vista Street and Avengers Campus. Disney posted all 14 items and prices this week, AllEars reported Oct. 31, and the list tops out at $21 for a cocktail flight.
Disney hasn't set an exact opening date yet. The kiosk will take mobile orders through the Disneyland app.
What's on the Bountiful Valley Brews menu?
Mostly drinks, plus one snack. The full list, with prices:
Bountiful Valley Cocktail Flight, $21; Vodka Pomegranate-Blueberry Martini, $19.50; Southern Whiskey Peach Tea, $19.50; Strawberry-Mango Margarita, $19; Mango-Habanero Michelada, $18.25; Valley Michelada, $18.25.
Hamilton Family Brewing Cactus Jack Wheat Ale, $17.25; Bottle Logic Brewing 714 Blonde Ale, $15.75; Arrow Lodge Brewing West Coast IPA, $15.75; Brewery X Tamarindo Hard Seltzer, $15.75; Modelo Especial, $14.25.
Smartwater, $8.99; Pepperoni Pizza Egg Roll, $8.29; and the non-alcoholic Pomegranate-Blueberry Refresher, $7.99.
What's in the Bountiful Valley Brews cocktails?
The flight gets you three of them: the martini, the margarita and the peach tea, so it's the way to go for anyone who can't pick.
The Vodka Pomegranate-Blueberry Martini mixes vodka with pomegranate and lime juices under a blueberry foam. The Strawberry-Mango Margarita blends tequila with strawberry, mango, orange and lime juices and comes with a chile-lime rim. The Southern Whiskey Peach Tea pairs whiskey with peach black tea and gets a peach gummy ring on top.
The $7.99 refresher is the alcohol-free version of the martini's flavors: pomegranate and lime juices with blueberry foam, topped with berries. The pizza egg roll comes with pesto for dipping.
Where is Bountiful Valley Brews in Disney California Adventure?
On the walkway that connects Buena Vista Street, the park's 1920s Los Angeles entry land, with Avengers Campus. Disney describes it as "a little taste of the valley, right in the heart of Disney California Adventure Park." It sits on the path many guests take to WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure and Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout.
The name has history, too. It nods to Bountiful Valley Farm, a farm-themed area that was part of California Adventure when the park opened in 2001.
Are the beers at Bountiful Valley Brews local?
Mostly. Four of the five beers and seltzers come from Southern California brewers: Bottle Logic, Arrow Lodge, Hamilton Family and Brewery X. Bottle Logic's 714 Blonde Ale is named for Orange County's area code.
Modelo Especial is the lone big-brand beer, and at $14.25, it's also the cheapest alcoholic drink on the menu. All alcohol requires a valid ID showing guests are 21 or older.
Is the Bountiful Valley Brews cocktail flight a good deal?
For anyone who wants to try more than one, yes. The flight is $21, while the martini, margarita and peach tea would cost $58 together at full size.
Flights are smaller pours than full drinks, so it works best as a tasting. For one full cocktail, the $19 margarita is the cheapest of the three.
Does Bountiful Valley Brews take mobile orders?
Yes. Disney says the kiosk will be on mobile order in the Disneyland app, so guests can order ahead and grab their drinks at the window. Anyone ordering alcohol should expect an ID check at pickup.
Is there anything for kids at Bountiful Valley Brews?
Two things. The $7.99 Pomegranate-Blueberry Refresher has no alcohol, and the $8.29 Pepperoni Pizza Egg Roll is the only food on the menu, so it's an easy snack stop on the way to Avengers Campus.
What else is coming to Disneyland in November?
The holidays. Disneyland Resort's holiday season starts Nov. 13, and holiday character dining at Goofy's Kitchen begins Nov. 16.
Bountiful Valley Brews should be open in time for at least part of that run, with mobile order ready for anyone who'd rather skip the line.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
AllEars (Oct. 31, 2026), full menu and prices announcement
WDW Magazine (Oct. 28, 2026), drink descriptions, location, mobile order, November opening
Disney by Mark (Oct. 31, 2026), itemized menu and prices
@eiDisneyland on X (Oct. 31, 2026), 14 items, price range
FOX 11 Los Angeles (Aug. 2026), Disneyland holiday season dates
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