Be Our Guest And Cinderella’s Royal Table Add Party-Exclusive Christmas Cocktails Up To $21 (PHOTOS)

The Mistletoe Margarita from Be Our Guest Restaurant, a red cocktail with a sugared rim and cranberries

Two of Magic Kingdom’s most popular restaurants now have party-exclusive Christmas cocktails for Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. Be Our Guest Restaurant and Cinderella’s Royal Table each added two Christmas drinks marked “Party Exclusive” to their menus, priced from $17 to $21.

The drinks are part of a special menu both restaurants switch to at 4 p.m. on party nights, and that menu is only for party guests. Be Our Guest stays open until 8 p.m. on those nights and Cinderella’s Royal Table until 9 p.m., according to Disney’s foodie guide to the party.

Be Our Guest Restaurant

The Jolly Holly Cocktail is $17. It mixes Grainger’s Deluxe Organic Vanilla Vodka, Myers’s Original Dark Rum, speculoos syrup and apple cider, and comes with a sugared graham cracker rim.

The Jolly Holly Cocktail from Be Our Guest Restaurant, a golden cocktail with a sugared graham cracker rim
(Disney)

The Mistletoe Margarita is $19, made with Teremana Blanco Tequila, Grand Marnier, cranberry juice and lime juice, finished with a sugared rim and cranberries.

The Mistletoe Margarita from Be Our Guest Restaurant, a red cocktail with a sugared rim and cranberries
(Disney)

The Be Our Guest Restaurant menu also lists three add-ons on the same special menu: sautéed shrimp with citrus butter for $10, double-smoked bacon with onion jam for $10, and a Roquefort fondue for $6. The party-exclusive dishes on it include Mussels Marinières, a Lamb Chop Cassoulet and a Flourless Black Forest Trifle.

Cinderella’s Royal Table

The Cranberry Christmas Cocktail is $18, with Fords Gin, cane syrup, cranberry juice and orange juice, garnished with cranberries and rosemary.

The Cranberry Christmas Cocktail from Cinderella's Royal Table, garnished with cranberries and rosemary
(Disney)

The Cranberry Sparkling Cocktail is the priciest of the four at $21. It pairs Grand Marnier and cranberry juice with Nicolas Feuillatte Enchantée Champagne Brut.

The Cranberry Sparkling Cocktail from Cinderella's Royal Table in a champagne flute
(Disney)

The party menu at Cinderella’s Royal Table also has party-exclusive dishes, including Roasted Pork Belly, Roasted Lamb Chops, Slow-cooked Beef Striploin and a Hazelnut Carriage Cake. One regular drink is a little cheaper on it, too. The Blackberry-Orange Spritz is listed at $17.50 on the party menu, fifty cents less than on the regular menu.

The Plaza Restaurant

Over on Main Street, U.S.A., The Plaza Restaurant has a Merry Berry Cosmopolitan for $18 under its Holiday Features, with vanilla vodka, Cointreau, cranberry and lime juices and a sugar rim. Unlike the four cocktails above, it is not limited to the party. Disney lists the Plaza’s holiday items during regular park hours through January 2, 2027, as well as on party nights.

The same Holiday Features list has Santa’s Floridian Pulled Pork Sandwich for $19, a Classic Reuben Sandwich for $26 and Red Velvet Cheesecake for $11. The Plaza stays open until 8 p.m. on party nights.

Planning A Party Dinner

The party runs from 7 p.m. to midnight, but a party ticket gets you into Magic Kingdom as early as 4 p.m., which leaves time for a sit-down dinner before the festivities. Party food goes well beyond the restaurants, too, as we covered when gingerbread cheesecake beignets led the new food at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party.

For all the Disney news without the clickbait make sure to follow our accounts! Facebook | Twitter | Threads | Instagram | TikTok