Disney Posted the Full Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Menu, 58 Items With 17 New Dishes and No Prices Anywhere

Disney Posted the Full Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Menu, 58 Items With 17 New Dishes and No Prices Anywhere

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Disney published its 2026 foodie guide for Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party on Thursday, laying out the full party menu before the event begins. The guide runs to 58 food and drink items across 19 Magic Kingdom locations. Seventeen of them are new. Not one of them carries a price.

The party runs August 7 through October 31, a date range the guide states in its opening line and Disney's own event art repeats. As we reported on July 19, six party nights were already sold out before this menu went public, including opening night and every August date through the 18th.

A black bowl of chicken dumplings coated in a glossy red miso gochujang sauce, topped with black and green furikake seasoning and a tangle of fine red chili threads, sitting on a dark wooden table. Doom Buggy Dumplings, one of three new items at Sleepy Hollow, served with red miso gochujang sauce, furikake and chili threads. Image credit: Disney Parks Blog

The Haunted Mansion quietly got its own menu

The most concentrated batch of new food this year sits at Sleepy Hollow, the Liberty Square window a short walk from the Haunted Mansion. All three of its new items lean on the ride: Doom Buggy Dumplings (chicken dumplings in red miso gochujang sauce with furikake and chili threads), a Hatbox Ghost Pop layered with chocolate mousse and dulce de leche, and a Graveyard Hot Chicken and Waffle built on a blue cornmeal waffle with pickle ranch.

Casey's Corner adds a Headless Horseman Treat, a pumpkin pie tart with marshmallow buttercream piped into flames. That makes four new items themed to Halloween attractions rather than to the season generally, and the Sleepy Hollow trio is the clearest case of Disney building a menu around a single ride.

Three dessert push-pops in clear tubes wrapped in the purple Haunted Mansion wallpaper pattern, each topped with a swirl of magenta mousse, blue candy pearls and a flat chocolate piece printed with the Hatbox Ghost holding his hatbox. The Hatbox Ghost Pop, served in a Haunted Mansion wallpaper sleeve with a printed chocolate topper. Image credit: Disney Parks Blog

Where the other new items landed

Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe takes the largest share outside Liberty Square with three: Cursed Cowboy Fries, a plant-based Frightful Black Bean Burger, and the Skull-icious Cake, a chocolate cake and peanut butter buttercream dessert finished with a skull. Pinocchio Village Haus adds a Cruella Cookie Sandwich and a Fra Diavolo Chicken Sandwich.

The rest are spread thin. The Plaza Restaurant gets a Devilish Crispy Chicken Sandwich and a Phantom Pecan-Caramel Cheesecake. Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe gets a Fang-tastic Garlic Butter Burger. The Lunching Pad gets a Hades Cake Pop. A new Queen of Hearts Tart turns up at both Cheshire Cafe and Storybook Treats. The two castle-area table service restaurants each get one new plate, a braised beef short rib at Be Our Guest Restaurant and a Chicken Cauldron at Cinderella's Royal Table, plus a new Apple Cider Margarita at Be Our Guest Restaurant.

Returning items survive the cut, and Disney singles out two of them in its own introduction: the Buffalo Chicken Hand Pie at Friar's Nook and the Ursula Cone at Storybook Treats.

A round chocolate dessert topped with a glossy white skull resting on green piped buttercream and orange candy pieces, plated on a speckled grey dish beside cobweb-draped books and an aged parchment scroll. The Skull-icious Cake at Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe. Image credit: Disney Parks Blog

Disney did not publish a single price

This is the practical gap in the guide. Across all 58 items, from mini churros to a table service short rib, there is not one dollar figure. Guests can see exactly what exists and cannot budget for any of it.

That matters more than usual here. Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is separately ticketed on top of park admission, so food spending is a second decision stacked on an already expensive night, and the specialty desserts and novelty slushies driving most of the new lineup are the items where cost decides whether people bother.

The guide also lists the party allergen guide as still coming to the Disney Experience app. Anyone planning around an allergy has the full menu but no ingredient detail yet, which is a real problem on a menu this size.

A pumpkin pie tart topped with swirls of whipped cheesecake, spiced caramel panna cotta and candied pecans, finished with orange marshmallow buttercream piped to look like flames. The Headless Horseman Treat at Casey's Corner. Image credit: Disney Parks Blog

Most of this is locked behind the party ticket

Roughly a dozen of the 58 items can be ordered during regular park hours. The rest require the separately ticketed party.

The daytime list is mostly drinks and a short run of desserts. The Plaza Restaurant accounts for four of them on its own (the Devilish Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Skull Meatloaf, Phantom Pecan-Caramel Cheesecake and the Goblins and Ghoulies cocktail). The others include the Pumpkin Sundae at Plaza Ice Cream Parlor, the DOLE Whip Mango and Chamoy Float at Aloha Isle, a Cauldron Cold Brew at Auntie Gravity's Galactic Goodies and the Ghoulish Blue Raspberry Slushy at The Lunching Pad.

Two items run the other way. The S'mores Cup at Columbia Harbour House is listed for regular park hours only, so party guests cannot order it during the event. The new Queen of Hearts Tart is split across two stands: at Cheshire Cafe it is a daytime item only, while the same tart is party-only at Storybook Treats. Worth knowing which stand you are standing in front of.

Details worth knowing before you book

Be Our Guest Restaurant and Cinderella's Royal Table serve their party menus to party guests starting at 4 p.m., with reservations recommended, so those two work as a pre-party dinner rather than something to squeeze in mid-event.

Closing times vary more than people expect. Casey's Corner, Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe, Sleepy Hollow and Golden Oak Outpost stay open until midnight. Plaza Ice Cream Parlor closes at 11 p.m. Storybook Treats, Pinocchio Village Haus and Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe shut at 10 p.m. Liberty Square Market closes at 8:30 p.m., which is 90 minutes into a party that runs from 7 p.m. to midnight. If a specific treat is the reason you bought the ticket, check the window before you plan your night around a parade.

One small correction worth carrying into the park: the guide files Aloha Isle under Frontierland. The stand is in Adventureland, next to Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room. Walking to Frontierland for a DOLE Whip Mango and Chamoy Float will cost you time you do not have on a party night.

Disney notes that all offerings are subject to change and availability. Source: Disney Parks Blog, Disney Eats: Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Foodie Guide 2026, published July 23, 2026.

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