The 11 Treats You HAVE to Eat at Disneyland During Halloween
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Disneyland during Halloween is the best for so many reasons, but especially because of the food. Planning on taking a trip to the theme park this Halloween season? Don't leave without trying these 11 must-have treats, from spooky pumpkin hot chocolate to Day of the Dead caramel apples — you'll find all the classic Disneyland treats with a fun, festive twist. Consider this your official checklist for eating your way through Disneyland's limited-time Halloween season.
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Pumpkin Mickey Caramel Apples
Disneyland's Halloween candy apples are extraindulgent because they're dipped in caramel and white chocolate. And how fun are the orange marshmallow ears?
Where to find it: Main Street and Buena Vista Place in California Adventure
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Jack Skellington Cake Pops
These The Nightmare Before Christmas-inspired Jack Skellington cake pops are back again this year, and they're the perfect miniature sweet treat. Available in chocolate or vanilla, the cake pops are perfectly moist inside and coated in a slightly crunchy frosting.
Where to find it: Main Street and Buena Vista Place in California Adventure
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Day of the Dead Mickey Mouse Crispy Treats
Disneyland offers a variety of Day of the Dead desserts, including these sweet and spooky Mickey crispy treats.
Where to find it: Main Street and Buena Vista Place in California Adventure
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Candy Corn Cotton Candy
Disneyland's classic cotton candy gets a Halloween upgrade with fun candy corn colors.
Where to find it: Throughout the park
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Pumpkin Hot Chocolate in a Poison Apple Mug
You'll find hot chocolate served in Snow White-inspired poison apple mugs, but our pro tip is to ask for pumpkin syrup. They'll have the syrup available for pumpkin spice lattes, so ask them to put it in your hot cocoa for an even better sip.
Where to find it: Royal Street Veranda next to the Haunted Mansion
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Day of the Dead Cake Pops
Small enough that you can eat a couple to satisfy your sweet tooth, these Day of the Dead cake pops are worthy of getting for the Instagram alone.
Where to find it: Main Street in Disneyland and Buena Vista Cafe in California Adventure
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Halloween Cookies
If you'd rather just go for a good old sugar cookie, you can find these pumpkin and candy corn cookies throughout the park.
Where to find it: Main Street in Disneyland and Buena Vista Cafe in California Adventure
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Maleficent Crispy Treats
Maleficent fans, these treats are a must! These green and purple crispy treats inspired by the Disney villain are just as delicious are they are aesthetically spot-on.
Where to find it: Main Street in Disneyland and Buena Vista Cafe in California Adventure
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Day of the Dead and Jack Skellington Candy Apples
You've got your pick between pumpkin, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and Day of the Dead candy apples — you can't go wrong.
Where to find it: Main Street in Disneyland and Buena Vista Cafe in California Adventure
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Pumpkin Mickey Crispy Treats
It doesn't get any cuter.
Where to find it: Main Street in Disneyland and Buena Vista Cafe in California Adventure
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Mexican Sugar Skull Mickey Apple
According to vendors at Disneyland, this is the most popular Halloween food of the year, so get one before it sells out!
Where to find it: Main Street in Disneyland and Buena Vista Cafe in California Adventure