Disney posted the full party menu for Magic Kingdom, and the new stuff runs from a Minnie Cocoa Cake to a Mongolian Beef Bao. Here’s what’s new, what’s back and where to find it.
Disney just handed out the menu for Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party 2026, and it’s long. The Disney Parks Blog foodie guide went up Thursday, Oct. 29, covering every snack stand and restaurant taking part at Magic Kingdom.
By Disney’s own “New!” tags, 14 items are new this year. Almost all of them are party-exclusive, so you’ll only find them on party nights, which run on select dates from Nov. 8 to Dec. 22.
Disney’s guide didn’t list prices. Expect those once the party opens.
What are the new foods at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party 2026?
Here’s the full list of items Disney tagged new, with where to find them:
Winter Wonderland Express, Main Street Bakery: hazelnut mousse and feuilletine with panna cotta
Minnie Cocoa Cake, Casey’s Corner: chocolate mousse, marshmallow filling and chocolate cake
Holiday Brownie Sundae, Plaza Ice Cream Parlor: vanilla ice cream, hot fudge, brownie and crushed peppermint
Peppermint Bark Cola Slushy, Astrofizz: frozen Coca-Cola with a chocolate-peppermint swirl
Mickey the Elf, Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe: vanilla mousse, sugar cookie and chocolate ears
Sugar Cookie Soda, The Friar’s Nook: Coca-Cola with cookie butter syrup and cold foam
Very Merry Mickey Sundae, Storybook Treats: soft-serve with gingersnap pieces and a cherry coating
Mongolian Beef Bao, Sleepy Hollow Refreshments: miso-gochujang sauce and chili threads
Tostada de Nochebuena, Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe: smoked pork, salsa verde and queso fresco
Pluto Reindeer Cake, Pecos Bill: gingerbread cake and mousse with apple filling
Mussels Mariniere, Be Our Guest Restaurant
Classic Reuben, Santa’s Floridian Pulled Pork Sandwich and Red Velvet Cheesecake, The Plaza Restaurant
Those three Plaza Restaurant dishes are the exception. Disney says they’re sold during regular park hours from Nov. 1 through Jan. 2, 2027, too, so you don’t need a party ticket for a Reuben.
Here’s a full food tour from Theme Park Foodies, filmed at the 2025 party:
What returning favorites are back at the 2026 party?
Disney’s intro calls out two returning favorites: the Holiday Pot Roast Melt at Cosmic Ray’s and the Nice List Shake at Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies. The shake is vanilla with caramel, festive cookies and cookie dough.
The pot roast doesn’t stop at the melt. Casey’s Corner is putting it on a hot dog, mini corn dogs and loaded fries, all with crispy onions and horseradish mustard. Somebody in Disney’s kitchens really loves pot roast, and we can’t argue.
Disney’s intro also lists the Gingerbread Cheesecake Beignets at Golden Oak Outpost as a new bite, though the menu line itself doesn’t carry a “New!” tag. Other party-only picks include Peppermint Bark Funnel Cake at Sleepy Hollow and Pastrami Reuben Spring Rolls at the Adventureland cart.
Are the cookies free at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party?
They have been. Disney Tourist Blog’s party guide says cookies and drinks are free and unlimited at stations around the park, with different cookies at different stops. It names Cosmic Ray’s in Tomorrowland as the best station, with hot chocolate and several holiday cookies.
Disney’s Oct. 29 menu post doesn’t mention the free treats, and Disney hasn’t posted 2026 station locations. Check the party map in the My Disney Experience app on your night.
Which restaurants need reservations on party nights?
Three table-service spots are on the menu, and Disney recommends booking ahead:
Cinderella’s Royal Table, open until 9 p.m., with pork belly, lamb chops and a Hazelnut Carriage Cake
Be Our Guest Restaurant, open until 8 p.m., with the new mussels and a Black Forest Trifle
The Plaza Restaurant, open until 8 p.m., with the three new sandwiches and cheesecake
Most quick-service spots take mobile orders, and several stay open until midnight, including Casey’s Corner, Cosmic Ray’s and Golden Oak Outpost.
Are Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party 2026 tickets sold out?
Most of them are. The party has 25 dates, and WDWNT’s Oct. 27 tally listed only 10 nights still open. Dates have been selling out every few days, so check Disney’s party page before you plan around one.
Tickets run about $189 to $229 plus tax for ages 10 and up, per Disney Tourist Blog, with $10 off for kids 3 to 9. Some nights carry Annual Passholder and Disney Vacation Club discounts.
If you’ve got a ticket, plan your eating like a parade route. Start at the far end of the park, work back toward Main Street, and save the Winter Wonderland Express for the walk out.
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:
Disney Parks Blog (Oct. 29), full 2026 party menu and new-item tags
WDWNT (Oct. 29 and 27), new-item count and open party dates
Disney Tourist Blog (Oct. 17), ticket prices and free cookie stations
Theme Park Foodies on YouTube, 2025 party food tour
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