Joyful Sweets is the bright and colorful shop for Inside Out desserts on the Disney Wish you never knew you needed to visit.
No vacation would be complete without indulging in sweet, decadent treats. And on your voyage aboard Disney Wish, you’ll have a very special place from which to get your desserts. Joyful Sweets is a dessert shop based on Disney’s Inside Out,and it’s filled with the most incredible treats you just have to try.

Inside Out: Joyful Sweets. Photo courtesy of Disney Cruise Line
Inside Out Desserts on the Disney Wish
If you’re a fan of ice cream, you’re in luck! Joyful Sweets will offer more than 40 flavors of ice cream and gelato. Make a list of your top flavors and try them all during your voyage!

Memory Orbs filled with a candy surprise! Photo courtesy of Disney Parks Blog
Joyful Sweets will also sell Memory Orbs filled with candy to help you create your very own core memories. What’s inside is a surprise—you’ll just have to wait to find out.

Colorful cupcakes based on your favorite Inside Out characters. Photo courtesy of Disney Parks Blog
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There will also be cupcakes inspired by the characters from Inside Out, including a red velvet one for Anger and a lemon one for Joy.
Joyful Sweets Design
Any fan of Inside Out will recognize Joyful Sweets. The shop is designed to look like Headquarters, the control center from Riley’s mind, complete with sculptures of the main characters and Memory Orb light fixtures!
The bright colors and design will make the shop a draw even if you’re not familiar with Inside Out (though if you’re not, you should watch it because it’s a great movie).
Disney Wish will make its maiden voyage on July 14, 2022. Make sure you plan a trip (or five) to Joyful Sweets for your dose of Inside Out desserts on the Disney Wish!
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