Disney Adds New Fall Snacks and Drinks at Disney World
Published September 5, 2026 · Updated October 14, 2026
Disney announced on Thursday, September 3, 2026, that new fall snacks and drinks are coming to Walt Disney World Resort. The lineup includes new Mickey waffle and pancake flavors, churro-inspired items, frozen slushes, shakes, specialty drinks, and cocktails; as of Saturday, September 5, Disney has not given a full location-by-location rollout.
Disney confirmed the fall food update as part of its Disney Eats announcement for Walt Disney World Resort. The announcement focuses on sweet breakfast items, classic park snacks with new flavor twists, frozen drinks, shakes, and beverages for both all-ages and 21-and-up menus.
The breakfast additions include new versions of Mickey waffles and pancakes, with Disney naming flavors such as birthday cake, caramel-banana, fruity cereal, and candy bar. Disney also said churros are getting new pairings, including combinations tied to DOLE Whip and cold brew.
For drinks, Disney announced new frozen slushes, including peach, lemon, and vanilla, plus passion fruit, orange, and guava. Disney said a spirited version with Teremana Blanco Tequila will be available at select locations.
Disney also confirmed a new frozen shake lineup, including chocolate-forward options, lighter sweet options, and specialty shakes for guests ages 21 and up. All offerings are subject to change and availability.
What we know
- Walt Disney World Resort — new fall snacks and drinks were announced by Disney on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
- Mickey waffles and pancakes — new flavors include birthday cake, caramel-banana, fruity cereal, and candy bar.
- Churros — Disney confirmed new churro-related items, including pairings with DOLE Whip and cold brew.
- Frozen slushes — announced flavors include peach, lemon, and vanilla, plus passion fruit, orange, and guava.
- Adult beverages — select locations will offer 21-and-up versions, including a Teremana Blanco Tequila option for one slush.
What’s not confirmed
Disney has not announced the full list of participating restaurants, snack stands, parks, resorts, Disney Springs locations, exact start dates, end dates, or prices in the provided announcement.
Disney also has not said which items will be available daily, which will be limited-time, or whether any of the new offerings will be mobile-order eligible.
What it means for your trip
Treat this as a watch-list update, not a plan-your-day-around-it update yet. Until Disney publishes exact locations and dates, the smart move is to keep your snack plans flexible and avoid locking a route around one announced item.
If you are doing a fall Walt Disney World trip, breakfast is the category to watch: new Mickey waffle and pancake flavors are easier to fit into a resort or park morning than a specialty shake in the middle of a hot afternoon. For drinks, the slushes are likely to be the more practical park-day pick because they are easier to share, faster to grab, and better suited to warm weather than heavier shakes.
Once locations are known, check whether the item is near where you already plan to be instead of crisscrossing a park for a snack. SupaPark can help you keep the bigger day intact by watching live waits and showing when it makes more sense to grab a treat nearby versus chasing a ride while waits are low.
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