Disney celebrates Halloween a little bit differently than everyone else. And by differently, we mean two months ahead of schedule. Disney World's holiday event — Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party — kicks off on August 17 and runs through October 31. There will be special shows and parades, plus festive decor all over the park — but you're here for the food, no? Here's everything you can pick up (and snap for the 'gram, duh) around Magic Kingdom (and one extra special treat in Disney Springs).
Maleficent Cone
Citrus-y Halloween desserts fly when you're serving them at the end of summer. This black waffle cone is stuffed with lime soft serve. It's even got horns, just like the Sleeping Beauty villian — those these ones are made of chocolate.
Where to find it: Storybook Treats, Magic Kingdom
Madame Leota Tart
If you're a fan of Haunted Mansion, or the movie the ride inspired, you'll love this one. The marshmallow cream tart is topped with a sugar crystal ball. Look closely and you'll see Madame Leota's face hiding underneath it.
Where to find it: Liberty Square Market, Magic Kingdom
Candy Corn Milkshake
In Tomorrowland, Auntie Gravity's is known for frozen treats, and come August 17, a new one will join the line-up. This shake tastes like candy corn, and it's topped with a puff of cotton candy and a straw sporting a marshmallow Mickey.
Where to find it: Auntie Gravity's Galactic Goodies, Magic Kingdom
Not So Poison Apple
Disney is no stranger to candy coated apples, but this Not So Poison Apple isn't actually an apple; it's a cupcake! The apple dome is made from buttercream and topped with cinnamon roll cream. Get through it, and you'll find a secret pecan praline layer above the spiced apple cupcake.
Where to find it: Main Street Bakery, Magic Kingdom
Mickey Cinnamon Roll
You can get Mickey-shaped cinnamon rolls year round (along with an entire slew of other mouse-shaped foods). But you'll only find the pastry topped with a chocolate spider web during Disney's Halloween shenanigans.
Where to find it: Main Street Bakery, Magic Kingdom
Jack Skellington Push Pop
Alright, nostalgia — we see you. This push pop is filled with layers upon layers of chocolate cake and vanilla buttercream. A sprinkle of crispy chocolate pearls on top offers a nice crunch.
Where to find it: Sleepy Hollow, Magic Kingdom
Hitchhiking Ghost Cream Puff
You'll spot the trio of hitchhiking ghosts at the end the Haunted Mansion ride — and on top of this cookies and cream-filled chocolate puff.
Where to find it: Aloha Isle, Magic Kingdom
Worms And Dirt
Master Gracey's epitaph — the exact one from the Haunted Mansion ride! — sits atop this classic dessert. The crumbled chocolate cake crumbs on top of the chocolate pudding are okay for gluten-free parkgoers.
Where to find it: Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn And Café, Magic Kingdom
Pumpkin Cheesecake
Here's another gluten-free-friendly treat. The sole pumpkin dessert on this year's Halloween line-up is made with a pecan cake crust, a pumpkin cheesecake filling, and a caramel glaze.
Where to find it: Main Street Bakery, Magic Kingdom
Oogie Boogie Meringue
Cherry and meringue team up to create a super-sweet — but spooky! — treat. But the best part isn't the flavor; it's the special effect. Go somewhere dark to discover that Oogie Boogie glows in the dark.
Where to find it: Gaston's Tavern, Magic Kingdom
Minnie Witch Piñata
This looks to pretty to smash to smithereens, but that's exactly what the pastry chefs at The Ganachery want you to do. The whole thing is made out of milk chocolate, and there's a surprise (hint, hint: marshmallows!) hiding inside.
Where to find it: The Ganachery, Disney Springs
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