Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2025: Must-Try Spooky Food at Magic Kingdom
- Lyn Prince
- Aug 12
- 5 min read
Updated: Aug 13
Every fall, Magic Kingdom transforms into a pumpkin-lit, ghost-filled wonderland for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party — and let’s be honest… the treats are just as big a draw as the parade, fireworks, and costumes.
As your Disney-loving travel agent and fellow snack connoisseur, I’m here to give you the inside scoop on two of the must-try snacks making magic (and maybe a little mischief) this year — plus how to make sure you don’t miss them during your visit.
🐾 Cheshire Café – Mummy Treat
First stop: Cheshire Café in Fantasyland — and trust me, you’ll want to make this early in your evening so you can get a photo before the Florida heat melts that sweet mummy goodness!
This year’s Mummy Treat is an adorable and oh-so-delicious flaky pastry stuffed with rich chocolate filling. It’s wrapped in perfectly piped white icing “bandages” and topped with whimsical sugar décor — because even the undead need to look cute at Disney.
The outside is crisp and golden, the chocolate inside is warm and gooey, and the whole thing just screams (or… groans?) Halloween magic. Plus, it’s easy to carry so you can nibble while walking to your next attraction.
Disney Travel Agent Tip:
The Cheshire Café line moves quickly, but the Mummy Treat is party-exclusive — meaning it’s not available during regular park hours. Get there before the end of the night so you don’t miss out!
💙🖤 The Lunching Pad – Ghoulish Blue Raspberry Slushy (New for 2025!)
Next, glide over to The Lunching Pad in Tomorrowland for a drink that’s as photogenic as it is refreshing: the Ghoulish Blue Raspberry Slushy.
This brand-new concoction starts with an icy-cold Fanta Blue Raspberry slushy and swirls in black vanilla drizzle for a hauntingly beautiful look — think swirling midnight skies over Cinderella Castle. The flavor is fruity, slightly tart, and sweetened by that rich vanilla, making it a perfect Florida heat-buster during the party.
This one is non-alcoholic, so it’s a hit for kids and adults alike — and if you’re a Disney snack Instagrammer, this drink’s striking color combo is going to look amazing under the party lights.
Disney Travel Agent Tip:
Snap your photos near Space Mountain or under the Tomorrowland neon for the perfect spooky snack shot.
Bring a reusable straw — slushy straws at Disney can get soft after a while in icy drinks.
🎃 Why This Is a Must for Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party Food!
The Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party food isn’t just about satisfying your sweet tooth — it’s part of the experience. Disney’s culinary teams go all-in to make sure these seasonal items are themed to the max.From the Mummy Treat’s playful design to the Ghoulish Slushy’s haunting colors, they’re just as magical as the Boo-to-You Parade or the Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular.
And remember — these treats are only available during party nights. That means if you’re visiting Magic Kingdom on a regular park day, you won’t find them on the menu.
🗓 Party Planning Tips for Snack Lovers
Buy Your Party Ticket in Advance – Nights sell out quickly, especially closer to Halloween.
Arrive Early – Your party ticket gets you into Magic Kingdom as early as 4 PM, so you can ride a few attractions before snack hunting.
Plan Your Snack Route – Start with the treat you want most so you don’t run out of time.
Mix Snacks & Shows – Grab your Mummy Treat and head toward the parade route so you can snack while waiting.
Save Space for More – There are plenty of other seasonal goodies, so pace yourself!
Everything Else on The Menu!
Main Street Bakery (Party Exclusive)
Mickey-shaped Cheesecake – Pumpkin cheesecake with graham crust and white chocolate ganache. Pure autumnal bliss.
Mickey-shaped Cinnamon Roll – Swirled with white icing and Halloween sprinkles. So festive, you’ll almost feel guilty digging in.
Plaza Ice Cream Parlor
Pumpkin Sundae – Pumpkin gelato drizzled in caramel, sprinkled with brittle and Halloween sprinkles.
The Plaza Restaurant (Reservations Recommended)
Pumpkin-spiced Coffee Barbecue Pork Sandwich – Coffee-rubbed pork, cold brew barbecue sauce, slaw, on a purple sweet potato bun. Talk about bold flavors!
Skull Meatloaf – A beastly Caribbean-glazed meatloaf with loaded potatoes. Devilishly good!
Ghostly Delight Sundae – Chocolatey heaven with cookie crumbs, marshmallow cream, almonds, and sprinkles. Boo-tiful indeed.
Goblins and Ghoulies – Spiced apple cider cocktail with rum and amaretto. A cozy Halloween sip.
Casey’s Corner (Party Only)
Chipotle BBQ Pork & Street Corn – Available as fries, hot dog, or mini corn dogs—topped with roasted corn, jalapeño ranch, queso fresco, and cilantro.
Candy Corn Verrine – Layers of salted caramel, marshmallow panna cotta, whipped cream, and topped with candy corn. Sweet, salty, and festive.
Aloha Isle (Open until 11 p.m.)
DOLE Whip Mango & Chamoy Float – Mango whip, pineapple juice, spicy chamoy, and chili-lime seasoning. Fruity with a fiery kick.
Golden Oak Outpost
Cajun Crawfish and Sausage BOOtine – Waffle fries with crawfish, andouille gravy, and cheese curds. Southern comfort with a Halloween twist.
Beignets from Beyond – Fluffy, powdered sweet pillows with cookie crumb and cream cheese dip. Ghost-level decadence.
Hot Honey Lemonade – Lemonade with hot honey and a chili-lime rim. Sweet meets heat—deliciously unexpected.
Pecos Bill’s Tall Tale Inn & Café
Buzzard Wings – Wings seasoned with onions, jalapeños, and lime—fearlessly flavorful.
Grilled Masa Flatbread – Corn cake with braised chicken, pumpkin sauce, pico, and queso fresco. Unique and savory.
Pumpkin Pie Mini Churros – Tiny churros rolled in orange sugar with pumpkin-pie dip. Fall in a bite.
Chocolate-Caramel Tart – Chocolate tart shell filled with caramel and topped with TWIX pieces. Cauldrons of decadent magic.
Sleepy Hollow Refreshments
Creepy Kimchi Corn Dog – Corn dog rolled in malt vinegar and scallions, with kimchi-mayo and relish. Crunchy comfort, Halloween-style.
Pumpkin-spiced Funnel Cake Sundae – Funnel cake topped with pumpkin gelato, caramel, and marshmallow pumpkins—pure indulgence.
Madame Leota Séance Candle – Red velvet and cookies & cream mousse in a candle-shaped dessert. It’s spooky and elegant.
Jack & Sally Pops – Fudge brownie or raspberry cake pops, magically appearing post 8:30 p.m.
Spring Roll Cart
Spicy Pork Spring Roll – Served with pineapple mustard. A mobile snack with a kick.
Liberty Square Market
Jack & Sally Pops – Returning here too for another sweet spot.
Magic Potion Slushy – Color-changing slushy (blue to green) with a burst of yuzu flavor. Pure enchantment in a cup.
Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café
Sweet-and-Spicy Chicken Strips – Tossed in Korean BBQ sauce with garlic and sesame—flavor explosion.
Terrifyin’ Twice-Spiced Chicken Sandwich – Hot honey, jalapeño poppers, and bacon. Truly terror-ific.
Minnie Witch Hat Cookie – Peanut butter mousse cookie with ganache — cute and irresistible.
Not A Poisoned Apple Slushy – Apple cider slush with cinnamon cream and a gummy garnish. Totally safe…ish.
Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies
Candy Bowl Sundae – Salted caramel soft-serve with SNICKERS, TWIX, and M&M’s. Galactic sugar rush!
Cauldron Cold Brew – Joffrey’s cold brew topped with pumpkin foam and sprinkles. Wickedly caffeinated.
📌 Final Bite from Your Disney Travel Agent
The Mummy Treat and Ghoulish Blue Raspberry Slushy are the perfect mix of spooky, sweet, and Instagram-worthy. They’re a fun reminder that Disney magic isn’t just in the rides and shows — it’s in every little detail, down to the drizzle on your slushy.
So, my fellow Disney foodies, if you’re heading to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party this year, make room in your stomach (and your phone storage) for these treats. And remember — if you need help booking party tickets, planning your night, or mapping out the ultimate snack crawl, I’m just a message away! 🎃👻
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