Halloween Time is officially underway at the Disneyland Resort, and this Disneyland Halloween foodie guide carries something the others do not: the actual prices. Every priced item across 49 resort locations is below. Disney’s published foodie guide lists the items but not what they cost.
Main Street, U.S.A.
Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe is carrying the deepest Halloween bakery case in the park. The Mickey Pumpkin Cupcake is $8.49, built with cream cheese frosting, brown sugar crumbles and orange white chocolate mousse, then finished with chocolate ears and a chocolate twig. The Mickey Mummy Macaron is $8.99 with a cookies and creme filling, and the Halloween Matterhorn Macaroon is also $8.99, a coconut macaroon dipped in white chocolate and sprinkles. The Mickey-shaped Ghost Cookie is $7.99 and the Pumpkin Muffin with cream cheese icing is $5.99. On the drink side, Pumpkin Cold Brew with vanilla foam and spiced sugar is $7.99 and the Toffee-Nut Cold Brew is $7.49.
Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor has the single best looking new item of the season. Rest In Chocolate is $12.79 and arrives as chocolate ice cream buried in a chocolate-covered waffle cup, topped with chocolate cookie crumbles, gummy worms and a chocolate tombstone.
Refreshment Corner is running Spicy Firefly Chips at $6.49, spicy corn chips under chili, cheese and jalapenos.
New Orleans Square And Frontierland
Harbour Galley is the novelty hub this year and also the only place selling the season’s Pumpkin Cookies on their own, at $8.49 for a six pack and $14.49 for a thirteen pack. A Whipped Cream Cheese Dip add-on runs $1.39.
Mint Julep Bar has the Frightfully Festive Cocoa Dip, a sweet cocoa whip, for $1.39. River Belle Terrace is serving a Pumpkin Crunch Cake at $12, with pumpkin filling under spiced chantilly cream and a house-made graham cracker.
Fantasyland And Tomorrowland
Red Rose Taverne has the Enchanted Pumpkin Stuff at $7.99, a shortbread cookie with a mini pumpkin pie inside, topped with pumpkin mousse, sprinkles, silver stars and a chocolate branch with leaves. Edelweiss Snacks is offering a Fantasyland Garlic Cheesy Brat at $13.79, a bratwurst served in cheesy garlic pretzel bread. Maurice’s Treats has a Sea Salt Vanilla Cream with Halloween sprinkles for $2.79, the cheapest seasonal item at the resort.
Galactic Grill in Tomorrowland is running two seasonal drinks: Pumpkin Cream Sweet Tea at $7.49 and the Darth by Chocolate Cold Brew at $8.49, a Joffrey’s cold brew with red velvet cake and chocolate flavors under vanilla foam, chocolate cookie pieces and sprinkles.
Disney California Adventure
Smokejumpers Grill has the Villainous Wings at $8.29, tossed in sweet and tangy gochujang, drizzled with ghost pepper ranch and topped with chives. The Oogie Boogie Lemonade is $7.99, a Minute Maid lemonade with green apple syrup, cherry-flavored popping spheres and raspberry sauce.
Studio Catering Co. is selling the Spicy Oogie Boogie Burrito at $15.49, with carne asada, fries, guacamole, pico de gallo, shredded cheese, crunchy hot cheese-flavored snacks and spicy crema wrapped in a green tortilla. Award Wieners has the Oktoberfest Dog at $11.99, a pork cheddar sausage with sauerkraut, caraway seeds and cheesy beer mustard sauce on a soft pretzel bun.
Cozy Cone Motel is offering Vietnamese Coffee with Ube Sweet Cream Foam at $7.99 and the Fire Truck Slushy at $8.29, a strawberry slushy with a strawberry gummy candy. Clarabelle’s has a Halloween Mickey Ice Cream Bar at $7.99, dipped in white chocolate and topped with Halloween sprinkles. Flo’s V8 Cafe has Mango-Habanero Chicken Strips at $14.99.
Plaza De La Familia And The Coco Offerings
Paradise Garden Grill anchors the Coco side of the season. The Marigold Margarita is $19, a wine-based lime margarita garnished with a marigold and an orange sugar rim. Lamplight Lounge has the Everlasting Marigold cocktail at $21.75 with tequila, cucumber, tamarind and lime, plus the Scream Canister at $21 and the Sea Monster Smash at $19. Magic Key Terrace is running a Fall Pasta at $26 with sausage crumble, roasted butternut squash, maitake mushrooms and pumpkin cream sauce.
The Novelty Buckets And Sippers
This is where the pricing gets genuinely confusing, and it is worth understanding before you queue. Premium buckets at Disneyland include a food item at time of purchase, and that included item changes by location. That is why the same bucket carries different prices across the resort. It is not a markup, it is what comes inside.
The Vampire Mickey Mouse Bucket is the clearest example. It is $32.99 at Galactic Grill, Smokejumpers Grill and Hollywood Lounge, $33.99 at Alien Pizza Planet and Refreshment Corner, and $36.99 at Harbour Galley, where it comes with a six pack of pumpkin cookies instead of fries, chips or popcorn.
Harbour Galley also carries the Haunted Mansion Hatbox Ghost Bucket at $39.99 with a six pack of chocolate chip cookies, the Jack Skellington Gravestone Bucket at $29.59, the Mayor Sipper at $17.79, and a combo of the two at $44.49. The Oogie Boogie Moon Glow Cube is $11.69 and turns up at Jolly Holiday, Mint Julep Bar, Refreshment Corner, Galactic Grill and Smokejumpers Grill. The Halloween Travel Tumbler 2026 is $14.99 and is the most widely stocked item of the season.
Straw clips round out the collectibles. The Magic Key Ursula Straw Clip is $9.49 and limited to one per Magic Key pass, and the Pain and Panic Straw Clip is $8.49. On the Coco side, the Coco Sipper is $13.99 at Paradise Garden Grill and the Dante Sipper is $35.99. The Louis Sipper is $29.79 and appears at Harbour Galley, Jolly Holiday, Refreshment Corner and Tiana’s Palace.
Oogie Boogie Bash Exclusives And The Bars
One item is available during the event only. The Haunted Highway Cocktail is $20 at Cozy Cone 4 and mixes tequila, pineapple lemonade with blue curacao, apple liqueur and Sprite, topped with grenadine and gummy worms.
Hollywood Lounge is selling what looks like the all-day version of that drink. The Phantom Potion is $20.50 on its own, or $27 served with an Oogie Boogie Moon Glow Cube dropped in. Trader Sam’s has three seasonal cocktails at the Disneyland Hotel: the Cloaked Specter at $20, the Scarecrow Old Fashioned at $22 and This Chilling Challenge at $22. GCH Craftsman Bar has the Recuerdame Cocktail at $23.
Seasonal beers and seltzers are running $15.75 across the board, including Mother Earth’s Cali Screamin’ Pumpkin Vanilla Cream Ale and Unsung Brewing’s Poison Apple Seltzer at Cozy Cone 4, and Elysian’s Night Owl Pumpkin Ale at $12.75 at Carnation Cafe.
At The Hotels
GCH Craftsman Grill at the Grand Californian has a compact but well priced seasonal case. The Mickey Vampire Donut, Minnie Halloween Cupcake and Candy Bar Donut are all $9, and the Pumpkin Muffin is $6, three dollars less than the same item costs on Main Street.
All prices above are current as of today. We first reported these figures when the seasonal menus went live three days early on August 18. Halloween Time runs through October 31, and seasonal items rotate, so anything here can change or sell out without notice.
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