Disney World Adds New Halloween and Fall Treats Parkwide

By Laura T. · Adult Disney · Wisconsin

Published September 24, 2026 · Updated November 11, 2026

Walt Disney World has rolled out its 2026 Halloween and fall treat lineup across the parks, according to reports published Thursday, September 24, 2026. The key detail for planners: the items are available to regular daytime guests, not only to those with a Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party ticket.

As of Thursday, September 24, 2026, reports describe some items as already available and others as coming soon, without a full breakdown of which are which.

The new additions named in the coverage include a Maleficent Funnel Cake, Boneyard Cookies, a Scream Sundae, and a Candy Corn Pop. These sit alongside returning seasonal offerings in the broader fall lineup.

The daytime availability is the part worth noting. In past seasons, a chunk of the best Halloween food has been locked behind the after-hours party, so a seasonal treat list that regular ticket holders can work through changes how you plan a snack day.

What we know

• Maleficent Funnel Cake — new for the 2026 Halloween and fall lineup
• Boneyard Cookies — new for the 2026 lineup
• Scream Sundae — new for the 2026 lineup
• Candy Corn Pop — new for the 2026 lineup
• Availability — reportedly open to daytime guests, not restricted to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party ticket holders
• Timing — some items reportedly available now, others coming soon

What’s not confirmed

Disney has not confirmed this lineup in a statement reflected in the available coverage. Specific locations for each treat were not named, prices were not included, and no end date for the seasonal availability was given. The coverage also did not specify which items are out now versus still to come, or whether any of the four new treats carry a mobile-order-only or single-location restriction.

Planning around this? Tell me when a table opens for Funnel Cake.

What it means for your trip

• If a specific new treat is the goal, treat it as a scavenger hunt, not a plan. Until locations are confirmed, build your snack stops around the park you were already visiting rather than rerouting a day for one funnel cake.
• Seasonal treats are usually easiest in the first two hours of the day or during a late-afternoon lull. Midday lines at popular snack carts and bakeries eat time you’d rather spend on rides.
• Don’t let treat-hunting cannibalize a table-service meal you fought for. If you have an Advance Dining Reservation, arrive on time — the check-in grace window is short, and a late arrival can cost you the table.
• Fall is festival season at EPCOT, so if you’re grazing there anyway, keep portions small across more stops instead of committing to one heavy meal plus four desserts.
• If a hard-to-get table is still blocking your food plan, SupaPark’s dining Drop Watch can alert you when a reservation frees up from a cancellation; you then book it yourself in My Disney Experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party ticket for these treats?

No — the reported lineup is available to daytime guests, not limited to party ticket holders.

Are all the new treats available right now?

Not necessarily. Reports describe the lineup as partly available now and partly coming soon, without specifying which items fall into each group.

How much do the new treats cost?

Prices were not included in the coverage, and Disney has not published a confirmed price list for these items.

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