Walt Disney World’s Halloween menus are out, and Magic Kingdom carries nearly all of the park items. A handful are on the regular daytime menus for any guest to buy, the Plaza Restaurant has a full Halloween table-service menu, and the rest are exclusive to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. Here is every Magic Kingdom item with its price, as listed on Disney’s menus. Prices are subject to change.
Halloween Items On The Daytime Menus
Aloha Isle in Adventureland has the item most likely to draw a line: a Dole Whip Mango and Chamoy Float for $7.49, mango Dole Whip with Dole pineapple juice, chamoy and chili-lime seasoning.
Cheshire Cafe in Fantasyland sells a Queen of Hearts Tart with sour cherry pie filling for $5.79. Columbia Harbour House in Liberty Square has a $5.99 S’mores Cup layering graham cracker pieces, chocolate ganache, popping chocolate candies, milk chocolate panna cotta and marshmallow cream. Liberty Square Market has a Magic Potion Slushy for $6.59, a blue raspberry slush with yuzu that changes from blue to green as you drink it.
On Main Street, the Plaza Ice Cream Parlor has a Pumpkin Sundae for $8.29 with pumpkin gelato, pumpkin-spiced caramel sauce, pumpkin brittle and Halloween sprinkles. In Tomorrowland, Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies has a Cauldron Cold Brew for $6.49, Joffrey’s cold brew with pumpkin-spiced foam and sprinkles, and The Lunching Pad has a Ghoulish Blue Raspberry Slushy for $6.79 with a black vanilla drizzle.
The Plaza Restaurant’s Halloween Menu
The Plaza Restaurant is the only table-service location with a dedicated Halloween menu at lunch and dinner. The Skull Meatloaf, a Caribbean-style glazed meatloaf with loaded mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables, is $27. The Devilish Crispy Chicken Sandwich, new this year, comes with ghoulish spiced mayonnaise, red cabbage and Fresno peppers on a black kaiser roll with fries for $26. The Phantom Pecan-Caramel Cheesecake, also new, layers New York and caramel cheesecake with dulce de leche, chocolate ganache and pecans on a chocolate crust for $11, and the Goblins and Ghoulies cocktail mixes Captain Morgan spiced rum, Disaronno, apple cider and pomegranate juice for $17.50.
Party Exclusives: Main Street And Frontierland
Casey’s Corner serves a Chipotle Barbecue Pork and Street Corn Hot Dog for $14.99, the same fire-roasted corn, queso fresco and jalapeno ranch on mini corn dogs for $10.99 and on fries for $7.99, plus a Headless Horseman Treat, a pumpkin pie tart with whipped cheesecake and spiced caramel panna cotta, for $6.99. Main Street Bakery adds a Mickey Cinnamon Roll for $7.99 and a Mickey-shaped pumpkin cheesecake for $6.49.
In Frontierland, Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe has Buzzard Wings tossed with grilled onions, jalapenos and lime for $12.49, Cursed Cowboy Fries with barbecue burnt ends and chipotle queso for $10.49, a plant-based Frightful Black Bean Burger for $12.99, Pumpkin Patch Mini Churros with pumpkin cheesecake dip for $7.49, a Guava Lemonade Slushy for $6.79 and a Skull-icious Cake for $6.29. Golden Oak Outpost serves a Cajun Crawfish and Sausage BOOtine for $13.99, Beignets from Beyond for $8.79 and a Hot Honey Lemonade for $6.29.
Party Exclusives: Liberty Square And Fantasyland
Sleepy Hollow has a Graveyard Hot Chicken and Waffle with Nashville hot chicken strips on a blue cornmeal waffle for $13.29, Doom Buggy Dumplings with red miso gochujang for $8.99, a Pumpkin-spiced Funnel Cake Sundae for $8.99 and a Hatbox Ghost Pop for $6.29.
In Fantasyland, The Friar’s Nook has a Bowl of Bones, pork wings fried with jalapenos in a Coca-Cola Cherry barbecue sauce, for $13.99, Haunting Jalapeno Tots for $10.49, a Buffalo Chicken Hand Pie for $9.99 and Not-So-Poison Apple Doughnuts for $6.49. Pinocchio Village Haus serves a Fra Diavolo Chicken Sandwich for $13.99, Undead Garlic-Parmesan Chicken Strips for $12.99, Phantasmal Fried Pumpkin Ravioli for $11.49, a Scary Ghost Slushy for $6.79 and a Cruella Cookie Sandwich for $6.29. Storybook Treats adds an Ursula Cone, wild berry soft-serve with candy coral and citrus cotton candy in a black vanilla cone, for $8.49.
Be Our Guest Restaurant switches to a special party menu at 4 p.m. on event nights, with a Beef Short Rib entree and The Forbidden Rose dessert, the Grey Stuff with black buttercream and a black rose petal, as party exclusives. Be Our Guest is prix fixe, so those two are included in the meal price rather than sold separately. Its party cocktails are an Apple Cider Margarita at $18.50 and a Castle Fog at $17.50.
Party Exclusives: Tomorrowland
The Lunching Pad has a Jalapeno Popper Hot Dog with queso fundido, pickled and fried jalapenos, bacon and onions for $14.99, a Creepy Kimchi Hot Dog with sriracha cream cheese and Hades relish for $13.99, and a Hades Cake Pop, Mexican hot chocolate cake with popping candies and a blue marshmallow flame, for $6.29. Auntie Gravity’s adds a Candy Bowl Sundae with Snickers, Twix and Halloween M&M’s for $7.99.
Outside Magic Kingdom
Woody’s Lunch Box at Hollywood Studios lists a Pumpkin Lunch Box Tart for $5.29 at breakfast and lunch, and Amorette’s Patisserie at Disney Springs has a $6.50 Halloween Brownie topped with cookie pieces, passion fruit crispy pearls and a chocolate coin, plus a $5 Halloween Cookie with pretzel pieces and toffee. The resort hotels carry seasonal fall items such as the Ghoulish Delight beignets at Port Orleans French Quarter, and Disney Springs’ third-party restaurants have their own Halloween specials, collected in Disney’s Disney Springs Halloween foodie guide.
How It Compares To Disneyland
The Magic Kingdom lineup is cheaper at the top end than Disneyland’s. Our full Disneyland Halloween Time price list runs across both California parks and includes souvenir buckets and sippers well above $20, topped by the Hatbox Ghost popcorn bucket. Walt Disney World concentrates its Halloween food in one park and, apart from the Plaza’s $27 meatloaf and Be Our Guest’s prix fixe, keeps everything under $15.
The daytime items carry no announced end date. The party items are sold only on Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party nights, which run through the end of October, and require a separate party ticket.
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