Halloween may look a little different this year but Walt Disney World is still making it Spooktacular as ever! At all 4 Disney Parks there are some festive treats to try this spooky season! I had the chance to try a few with my fellow friend @awesomejasem over on Instagram and YouTube. I’m going to share the treats that we tried at Magic Kingdom. We also did a review on these treats. To see that video click here. Now let’s get trying these spooky treats.
Hades Nachos
Hades Nachos is one of my all time favorite snacks to eat every Halloween season. It’s normally only served during MNSSHP but this year you can get it until October 31st. It is black bean nacho chips with “fiery” buffalo chicken, lettuce, tomatoes, sour cream, salsa, and jalapeño. Typically I can eat this meal by myself during the party because it is a snack version but this right here is enough to share with a villain or two. I’m not a huge spicy person and this had a little kick for me. Nothing crazy but I felt the hades fire here lol. You can add any toppings you like. I’m more of simple girl and just added a little bit of salsa. You can get these nachos over at Peco’s Bill over in Frontierland. You’ll have to mobile order to try this and was about $13.
Mickey Monster Mash Burger
Now let’s head over to Cosmic Rays over in Tomorrowland to try our next Halloween treat. I mobile order Mickey’s Monster Mash Burger and y’all I actually loved this burger. I think I liked this meal better than the nachos and the nachos are my go to so you know this burger is good. It is burger with Muenster cheese, potato barrels, bacon, and sriracha aioli. This burger was huge. I had to cut it in half to eat and it was worth it. Tasting the tots with the bacon and sauce made this burger perfection. I loved the Mickey stamp on the bun. Such a fun, cute touch. This meal was about $15.
Now we’re going to make our way to some of dessert treats. Again, I’m not a huge sweets person in the parks but I couldn’t help myself this season to try these. Plus, I had Jasem to help me eat them lol.
Mickey Cinnamon Roll
This Mickey Cinnamon Roll was so good and flavorful. The perfect fall treat. It is a Mickey-shaped cinnamon roll that is topped with the white and orange icing. This was for sure a shareable treat. We even shared it with our friend @fantismicallyfunsized and we all enjoyed it. You can get this cinnamon roll at Starbucks on Main St. USA and was about $7.
Pumpkin-Spiced Mickey Waffle Sundae
This sundae hands down was one of my favorite treats to try at Magic Kingdom. It is vanilla ice cream with pumpkin spice Mickey waffles drizzled with caramel sauce and Halloween sprinkles. The waffles were literally the best part of this treat. When both me and Jasem took a bite of Mickey with both agreed this was a game changer. It is located at Sleepy Hollow in Liberty Square and about $7.
Constance For Better or Worse Wedding Cake
This is exactly what it sounds like and I’ve been dying 😉 to try this. I love that they made a treat for our girl over at The Haunted Mansion. It is a citrus cake with raspberry Bavarian cream, whipped cream flowers, and a chocolate axe. It really looks like a wedding cake and the axe on top of it is the perfect touch. It’s so wicked. When you eat the raspberry and cake in one bite it makes it better. The raspberry part of cake kinda tasted like jello so when we ate it with the cake it made it less jello like. It’s located at The Market over in Liberty Square and about $7.
Headless Horseman Rides Again
This Headless Horseman Float did not disappoint. It was so good and refreshing on a hot park day. It is Strawberry Dole Whip with Fanta Strawberry and a Headless Horseman Novelty Straw. The sweetness from the dole whip and strawberry pop made it one of the best Halloween treats in my eyes. Especially when it comes to floats! It is located at Sunshine Tree Terrace and about $11. You’re paying for the novelty straw hence the up charge but it’s totally worth it!
Poor Unfortunate Soul Float
I was a Poor Unfortunate Soul when trying this treats because I did not like it at all. Jasem enjoyed it but if you watch our video you’ll see why I wasn’t a huge fan of this. It is a cream cheese soft-serve, black raspberry syrup, and coke. I think it’s the cream cheese soft-serve I’m not a huge fan of! They put Ursula’s Crown on top of this float and that was the only part Jasem wasn’t a fan of. This float is located at Storybook Treats and about $7.
And that’s a wrap on the food, treats, and drinks I’ve tried so far at Magic Kingdom during this Halloween Season. For the most part everything was great and would get again and some not so much! Hope you all enjoyed this post and get to try some of these wicked treats this season!
Xoxo
-Ashley🎃
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