Disneyland Resort switched its Halloween Time menus on Tuesday morning, August 18, three days ahead of the season’s official August 21 start and just hours before the first Oogie Boogie Bash of the year opened at Disney California Adventure. The resort’s own menu listings now carry something Disney left out of its official Foodie Guide entirely: the prices.
Thirty-six seasonal items went live Tuesday morning, spanning seven kitchens in both parks. It is the first look at confirmed Disneyland Halloween food prices this season.
The Vampire Mickey Bucket’s Two Prices Come Down To What’s Inside
The Vampire Mickey Mouse premium bucket appears at two figures: $33.99 at Alien Pizza Planet inside Disneyland Park and $32.99 at Smokejumpers Grill in Disney California Adventure. That is not a cross-park markup. Disneyland’s premium buckets come with a food item included at the time of purchase, and what lands inside depends on where you buy it, whether that is popcorn, fries, or breadsticks. Alien Pizza Planet has no popcorn popper of its own, so its buckets are bundled with breadsticks instead, the same arrangement it uses for the Tauntaun bucket. The listed price reflects what comes with the bucket at that location, not which park you are standing in. The rest of the novelty lineup is priced consistently: the Halloween Travel Tumbler runs $14.99 at every location carrying it, the Magic Key exclusive Ursula straw clip is $9.49 in both parks, and the glowing Oogie Boogie Moon Glow Cube is $11.69 whether it lands in a drink on Main Street or at Grizzly Peak.
What The Headline Bites Cost
The BooGogi Beef Toasted with Corn Cheese Soup, the Korean inspired sandwich Disney put at the top of its own Foodie Guide, is $15.99 at Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe. The Villainous Wings at Smokejumpers Grill come in at $8.29. Jolly Holiday carries the largest seasonal slate of any quick service spot, thirteen items in all, from the $5.99 Pumpkin Muffin, the cheapest new item anywhere, up to the $11.49 Maple-Bacon Cinnamon Roll, with the Mickey Mummy Macaron and Halloween Matterhorn Macaroon both at $8.99 and the Pumpkin Cold Brew at $7.99.
At the top of the price list sit two cocktails tied at $19.50, the Strawberry Matcha Rum Cocktail at Pym Test Kitchen and the Green Apple Lemonade Margarita at Smokejumpers Grill. Flo’s V8 Cafe adds a $17.00 Desert Pear Agave Wine Margarita alongside $14.99 Mango-Habanero Chicken Strips, and Paradise Garden Grill’s Plaza de la Familia additions include a $14.99 Chilaquiles Carnitas Torta and an $8.49 Nuez Gelatina Cake.
What Left The Menus To Make Room
The seasonal load in came with casualties. Pym Test Kitchen swapped its Philly Cheesesteak Grilled Cheese for a BBQ Pork Muenster Grilled Cheese at the exact same $16.79. Alien Pizza Planet’s evergreen Green Drink dropped off the listing at $8.49, with the Halloween Green Drink announced in the Foodie Guide not yet appearing in its place. Paradise Garden Grill retired its $10.99 Esquites Loaded Chips as the Plaza de la Familia items arrived. And in a quiet marker of one era ending as another begins, Carnation Cafe removed both its $19.00 Rum Punch and the Karl Strauss 70th Anniversary IPA brewed for Disneyland’s recently concluded birthday celebration.
Notably, the Halloween arrivals came with zero price increases anywhere on the standing menus. Every carryover item held exactly where it was.
Halloween Time officially runs August 21 through October 31, with many of these items listed into November 12 and a few crossover treats carrying through January 6, 2027. Hotel and Downtown Disney offerings follow on August 21, and the separately ticketed Oogie Boogie Bash began its record 33 night run Tuesday night, where the $94 dessert party returns alongside exclusive party only food.
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