You do not need a Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party ticket to get these Walt Disney World Halloween treats. There are two different ways to do it: visit the regular park locations with valid park admission, or choose one of the sweets Disney also lists at Disney Springs and resort hotels, outside the theme parks. This is Walt Disney World in Florida. If you are heading to California instead, see our separate Disneyland Halloween treats you can get without a park ticket.
Magic Kingdom treats during regular park hours
These require regular Magic Kingdom admission, but not a separate Halloween party ticket. Disney explicitly marks the following for regular hours; availability can change.
Pumpkin Sundae — Plaza Ice Cream Parlor

Pumpkin gelato, pumpkin-spiced caramel sauce, pumpkin brittle, and sprinkles. Disney lists it for both regular hours and party hours on Main Street, U.S.A.
Queen of Hearts Tart — Cheshire Cafe

This new sour cherry tart in Fantasyland is actually marked regular park hours only.
S’mores Cup — Columbia Harbor House

Graham cracker pieces, chocolate ganache, popping candies, milk chocolate panna cotta, and marshmallow cream. Disney says regular park hours only at this Liberty Square stop.
DOLE Whip Mango and Chamoy Float — Aloha Isle

Mango DOLE Whip and pineapple juice with chamoy and chili-lime seasoning, listed for regular hours as well as party hours in Frontierland.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
These are at regular park food locations and require Hollywood Studios admission.
Maleficent Funnel Cake — Epic Eats

Chocolate funnel cake, vanilla soft serve, purple ube and green matcha icings, and chocolate horns. Find this new dessert in Echo Lake.
Pumpkin Lunch Box Tart — Woody’s Lunch Box

A pumpkin pie-filled pastry topped with marshmallow fondant and Halloween decorations in Toy Story Land.
Ghost Cream Puff — ABC Commissary and Backlot Express

Sour apple custard inside and toasted meringue and crispy pearls on top. Disney lists two locations for this returning treat.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom: most start October 1
Animal Kingdom admission is required. Disney specifically dates the Terra Treats and Flame Tree Barbecue items below to October 1, so don’t make a September trip expecting them.
Boneyard Cookies and Scream Sundae — Terra Treats

Cookies ’n cream ice cream, popping crumbs, a chocolate cookie, sugar bone, pumpkin candy, and sprinkles in a waffle bowl. Starts October 1.
Fall Ice Cream Cookie Dough Sandwich — Terra Treats

Vanilla ice cream, edible cookie dough, brownie, chocolate chips, fall sprinkles, and sea salt. Terra Treats’ October 1 start applies here too.
Candy Corn Pop — Flame Tree Barbecue

A spiced cheesecake and apple-butter treat with brown-butter graham crackers and a white chocolate coating. Starts October 1.
Want Halloween sweets without entering a theme park?
Disney lists the following packaged sweets at Disney Springs locations and/or resort shops. Those locations are outside the parks, so you do not need theme park admission or a Halloween party ticket to shop there. Check hours and stock before traveling; the same items may also be sold inside parks.
Mickey Dirt ’n Worms Cereal Treat

Cookies ’n cream-flavored crisped rice, chocolate coating, cookie crumbs, and gummy worms. Disney lists Goofy’s Candy Company and Disney’s Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs, plus Bayview Gifts at the Contemporary Resort and Screen Door General Store on the BoardWalk.
Mickey Pumpkin Spice Cereal Treat

A pumpkin-spice crisped-rice treat with chocolatey coating at both Disney Springs candy shops and the Contemporary and BoardWalk shops above.
Minnie Witch Cereal Treat

Disney lists this Minnie-shaped sweet with a chocolatey witch hat at Goofy’s Candy Company and Disney’s Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs.
Minnie Witch Caramel Apple

A Granny Smith apple with caramel, chocolatey coating, candy, and a witch hat. It is also listed at the Disney Springs shops and the Contemporary and BoardWalk shops.
Large Mickey Spiderweb Cookie

A Halloween sugar cookie with a Mickey chocolate piece. Disney lists it at Goofy’s Candy Company, Disney’s Candy Cauldron, Bayview Gifts, and Screen Door General Store, among the in-park shops.
Before you go
“Without a ticket” means without a separate Halloween party ticket for the park treats above. You still need valid admission for treats inside Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, or Animal Kingdom. For an outing without any park ticket, use the Disney Springs or resort-shop picks. Disney says offerings are subject to change and availability. See Disney’s complete 2026 food guide for the full current lineup and locations.



