16 Disney Souvenir Cups That Are Actually Worth the Splurge

What's inside this beaker depends on where you go in Epcot! If you get it at Fife and Drum Tavern, it's a frozen blue raspberry drink with passion fruit sorbet foam. If you go to Promenade Refreshments, it's a frozen lemonade topped with passion fruit sorbet foam. And if you grab it at the Refreshment Outpost, it's a frozen strawberry drink topped with passion fruit foam.

Everyone knows about the bucket list-worthy Dole Whip — and it's even better in this souvenir skull mug. You can cool off with this at the Magic Kingdom.

Although there's no fancy drink inside this cup, sometimes a fountain drink is all you need. You can get this adorable Groot sipper at the popcorn carts at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

This sundae has everything you need — chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry ice cream, hot fudge, caramel and strawberry toppings, chocolate chips, peanut butter chips, whipped cream, and two cherries on top. Satisfy your sweet tooth with this at Plaza Ice Cream Parlor in the Magic Kingdom.

Is there anything more refreshing than a cup of frozen lemonade on a hot day at the park? Grab this adorable orange bird cup at the Anaheim Produce food stand in Disney's Hollywood Studios.

This is a cocktail to remember at Trader Sam's Grog Grotto in Disney's Polynesian Village Resort. The souvenir shrunken head glass is filled with three different types of rum, tropical juices, sweet syrup, and cinnamon. Adults needs souvenirs, too!

You get to choose which beverage you fill this Star Wars-themed stein with at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Go for the Padawan Limeade, Wild Cherry Slushy, or Blue Raspberry Slushy!

These adorable popcorn buckets caused quite the frenzy at Disneyland when they first came out. And how could they not? Just look at them!

How clever is this Toy Story-style root beer float? The Woody boot is filled with root beer and vanilla ice cream and can be found at The Golden Horseshoe in Disneyland.

Is this a cup or a statue? The Nautilus, which you can find at Trader Sam's Grog Grotto in Disney's Polynesian Village Resort, is filled with two types of rum, a peach liqueur, tropical juices, and sweet almond syrup.

Although this jug is only filled with a fountain drink, it's so unique that it had to be included! Find it at the Frontierland Trading Post in the Magic Kingdom.

Snow White fans will automatically understand this stein! Keep an eye out for them in Disneyland around Halloween, and don't forget that you can fill them with anything from ice cream to frozen lemonade depending on where you find it.

Make sure you order a shake at Flo's V8 Café in Disneyland! You can get vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry with "road gravel," or a creamy orange shake topped with whipped cream and orange sprinkles.

Two different types of rum, orange curaçao, sweet almond syrup, agave nectar, and fresh lime juice makes this drink a winner! And you can bring the mug home to use for your morning coffee. Order it at Trader Sam's Grog Grotto in Disney's Polynesian Village Resort.

Head to the Cozy Cone Hotel in Disneyland to grab one of these souvenir traffic cones filled with a "Route" Beer Float, Red's Apple Freeze, frozen lemonade, or soft drink.

This nonalcoholic drink can be found at Gaston's Tavern in the Magic Kingdom. It's a delicious mix of frozen apple juice with a hint of toasted marshmallow and finished with a passion fruit-mango foam.