Curious what the best new Bluey-themed treats at Disneyland are? We’re sharing the must-try items from the new selection!
Bluey has officially arrived at the Happiest Place on Earth — and she brought snacks. Disneyland Resort is celebrating the Heeler family with Bluey’s Best Day Ever!, a brand-new live experience that debuted on March 22, 2026, at Fantasyland Theatre in Disneyland Park. The show arrives as part of the Disneyland Resort 70th Celebration, honoring seven decades of The Happiest Place on Earth.
For the first time ever, Bluey and Bingo appear on stage at a Disney park, joining a group of comedic performers and musicians to bring popular games and cheeky dance moves from the series to life. Families and guests of all ages are invited to giggle, wiggle, and go full dance mode during the venue’s operating hours, with high-energy musical moments segueing into interactive games. Storytelling, games, and dance-alongs are spread across the upper and lower grounds of the venue, plus unique photo opportunities, including joining in with Bluey’s school class photo.
Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just discovering the Heeler family, these treats are worth planning your day around. A new selection of Bluey-themed food and drinks is now available at Troubadour Tavern and other select locations (including affordable options like the new kids’ meal combo for $5.99!).
Bluey Treats at Disneyland
The food lineup for Bluey’s Best Day Ever! is a thoughtfully crafted menu that pulls directly from the show’s most memorable moments and iconic episodes. From Bandit’s backyard BBQ vibes to Calypso’s gentle magic, every item has a story. Here’s a look at everything on offer and what you can expect from each one.
The Best Bluey Food at Disneyland
We tried every single treat so you don’t have to guess. Here’s an honest, no-holds-barred rundown of every Bluey-themed food and drink, ranked, reviewed, and with our best pro tips for getting the most out of each one.
Poffertjes! Poffertjes!

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A playful nod to one of Bluey‘s most delightfully chaotic episodes, these mini Dutch pancakes are served with sweetened condensed milk and a dusting of powdered sugar. They’re cute, they’re fun to say out loud, and they’re perfectly pleasant — but let’s be honest, they’re fairly basic mini pancakes. Great for kids and a lovely photo moment, though food adventurers may find them a touch simple. Still, there’s something genuinely charming about eating a treat that makes you want to shout its name at the top of your lungs.
Pizza Girl Baked Potato

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Inspired by the “Pizza Girl” episode (a fan favorite for good reason), this loaded baked potato comes piled with pepperoni pizza-style toppings. Right out of the box, the potato itself gets a little lost — the flavors lean heavily into the toppings, and it basically just tastes like a really good pepperoni pizza. Which, honestly, isn’t a bad thing.
Mud Cake Cold Brew

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This is a strong contender and one of the more unique offerings on the menu. The chocolate flavors are rich, and the cold brew base gives it just the right amount of edge for the grown-ups in the group. It’s a definite recommendation, but how you drink it matters more than you’d think.
Lime Ice Block Drink

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This is the star of the show. A refreshing, bright lime drink that feels like it was made specifically for a hot Anaheim afternoon, because it absolutely was. It’s the kind of thing you didn’t know you desperately needed until it’s in your hand. Cold, tart, just sweet enough, and genuinely refreshing in a way that Disneyland food rarely is. A very welcome and very necessary addition to the lineup. If you only get one thing from the Bluey menu, let it be this.
Magic Asparagus

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A perfect 10. Full stop. The Magic Asparagus is the kind of surprise that reminds you why Disney theming at its best is so special, it takes something from the show that feels genuinely whimsical and delivers on the magic in edible form. Don’t sleep on this one. It’s the treat that will have you texting every Bluey fan you know to tell them about it.
Planning Your Visit
- Bluey-themed food and drinks are available now at Troubadour Tavern and select locations. A kids’ meal combo is available for $5.99.
- Kids’ Summer Ticket Offer: Children ages 3–9 can visit for $50 per child with a 1-Day, Park Hopper ticket for visits May 22–September 7, 2026. On sale now.
- Magic Key annual passes are available for purchase, including the Explore Key with access to select summer dates.
- Check showtimes and venue hours on the Disneyland app or at Disneyland.com.
Thanks to Disney for hosting us for a preview of Bluey’s Best Day Ever!


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