Planning your Halloween Party night just got easier! Disney just confirmed where you’ll actually be able to eat.
One of the biggest questions every year for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is simple: what’s actually open? Now, Disney has finally shared some early details, and there’s more than just restaurants on the list.
As excitement builds for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2026 at Magic Kingdom, Disney has revealed the first details about which dining locations will be open during the event, along with a sneak peek at exclusive snacks and dessert experiences.
If you’re planning your Halloween Party night, Disney has confirmed a mix of quick bites, sit-down dining, and exclusive experiences to keep you fueled without missing the fun.
Guests will find a wide variety of quick-service locations open throughout the night, offering both Halloween-inspired treats and classic park favorites. These include Aloha Isle, Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies, Casey’s Corner, Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café, The Friar’s Nook, Golden Oak Outpost, Liberty Square Market, The Lunching Pad, Main Street Bakery, Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Café, Pinocchio Village Haus, Plaza Ice Cream Parlor, Sleepy Hollow, and Storybook Treats — giving you plenty of grab-and-go options across the park.
For those looking to slow down and enjoy a sit-down meal, limited dining reservations will also be available. Be Our Guest Restaurant and Cinderella’s Royal Table will offer party-exclusive menu items beginning at 4:00 PM, available only to event guests. Meanwhile, The Plaza Restaurant will feature select Halloween-themed items throughout the day and evening, making it a flexible option whether you’re dining before or during the party.
Disney has also confirmed that The Beak & Barrel will be open during the event. This experience will require advance reservations and will be exclusively available to party guests, making it one of the most limited (and likely most in-demand) dining options of the night.
But let’s be honest — the real highlight here is the food. Disney has announced three themed treats that will debut during the event:
At Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café, guests will find the Minnie Witch Hat, a playful, Halloween-inspired dessert.
Over in Fantasyland, The Friar’s Nook will serve up the Bowl of Bones, leaning into that spooky, savory vibe.
And in Frontierland, Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Café will offer Buzzard Wings, bringing a bold option to the party menu.
Disney also teased that even more specialty treats will be announced later, so this is just the beginning of what’s coming to the menu.
Alongside the food reveal, Disney confirmed that dessert parties will once again be part of the Halloween Party experience.
While details are still limited, these add-on experiences typically include reserved viewing for nighttime entertainment along with themed desserts and drinks –making them a popular upgrade for guests looking to elevate their night.
If you’ve ever been to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, you know that food is a huge part of the experience.
Between exclusive snacks, limited-time menu items, and returning dessert parties, Disney is clearly leaning into the seasonal offerings again this year. And with more announcements still to come, this is likely just the first wave of what will be a much larger Halloween food lineup.
If you’re planning to attend this year’s party, it might be time to start mapping out your snack strategy now. Follow along for more Halloween Party updates, because if history tells us anything.
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