Have you tried any of the new Magic Kingdom 50th anniversary snacks that launched this month? I had my eye on quite a few, so I strapped on the bib and ate my way around Magic Kingdom. Here’s my review of the snacks I tried.
I love to eat, so when Disney announced nine new snacks debuting at Magic Kingdom in celebration of the 50th anniversary, I booked myself a park reservation to try some out.
There is a mixture of sweet and savory on the menu—and even some new drinks! I’ll share details of each new snack and reviews of the ones I tried.
Tap here for the full list of Walt Disney World 50th Anniversary Celebration snacks.
Chilling Chamber Push Pop

Chilling Chamber Push Pop. Photo by Tina Chiu
- Location: Sleepy Hollow Refreshments
- Price: $5.49
I love cake pops because they’re portable and fun to eat, and this one happened to be delicious. The vanilla cake was moist, and I loved the sweet caramel buttercream. Because the cake is so soft and moist, it was a little messy to eat. Next time I’ll enjoy it with a spoon!

Chilling Chamber Push Pop. Photo by Tina Chiu

Sleepy Hollow Refreshments menu. Photo by Tina Chiu
Orange and Almond Tart

Orange and Almond Tart. Photo courtesy of Disney
- Location: Pinocchio Village Haus
- Price: $6.19
The description on the menu reads “orange and almond tart topped with orange blossom cream and roasted almonds.” I haven’t tried this one yet but intend to get it on my next trip.
Cheers to 50 Years!

Cheers to 50 Years! Photo courtesy of Disney
- Location: The Plaza Restaurant
- Price: $32
In order to enjoy this massive dessert, you have to dine at the Plaza Restaurant in Magic Kingdom. This dessert mixes sweet and salty with a Mickey pretzel, ice cream, hot fudge, caramel sauce, and whipped cream and is topped with EARidescent sugar. It’s big enough to be shared by four people.
Slue Foot Sue Fish Sandwich

Slue Foot Sue Fish Sandwich. Photo by Tina Chiu
- Location: Golden Oak Outpost
- Price: $12.99
Out of the two savory treats among the new Magic Kingdom 50th anniversary snacks, I went with the fish sandwich because I’m a big fan of coleslaw, and the cilantro lime slaw was calling my name. The fish was breaded and fried well; however, I was expecting a much creamier and saucier slaw. WIthout a sauce, the sandwich turned out to be a bit dry to eat.
If I had it to do over again, I might’ve spent my savory budget on the flatbread.

Golden Oak Outpost menu. Photo by Tina Chiu
Croque Monsieur Flatbread

Croque Monsieur Flatbread. Photo courtesy of Disney
- Location: Pinocchio Village Haus
- Price: $11.99
The flatbreads at Pinocchio Village Haus are always a good portion, and I like when they debut special flavors. This flatbread is topped with bechamel, sliced ham, tomato, and gruyere.
Anniversary Cinnamon Roll

Anniversary Cinnamon Roll. Photo courtesy of Disney
- Location: Main Street Bakery
- Price: $6.79
I’ve seen pictures of this Mickey-shaped cinnamon roll, and it is massive! What makes it special is that it’s dusted with EARidescent sugar and the 50th pressed penny logo.
Donald Duck Dome Cake

Donald Duck Dome Cake. Photo courtesy of Disney
- Location: Gaston’s Tarven
- Price: $8.29
Donald Duck must be so happy that he now has his own dome-shaped cake, and his is filled with lemon mousse, blueberry filling, citrus cake, and buttercream. I’m a huge fan of those flavors and can’t wait to give it a try!
Always Tea Time Slush

Always Tea Time Slush. Photo courtesy of Disney
- Location: Cheshire Café
- Price: $5.99
A sweet and sour combination of mango with sour apple slush topped with whipped cream and a white chocolate medallion. I would definitely give it a big swirl to get that fun flavor combo!
Crooning Flowers Float

Crooning Flowers Float. Photo by Tina Chiu
- Location: Aloha Isle
- Price: $7.49
I’m a huge fan of all the specialty floats at Aloha Isle, so I had to give the new Crooning Flower Float a try. Lime is my favorite flavor of Dole Whip, so I knew I would enjoy this treat already. The vanilla swirl balanced the tartness of the lime, and it all paired well with pineapple juice.
Seven Dwarfs Specialty Cone

Seven different cones, depending on the day of the week. Photo by Tina Chiu
- Location: Storybook Treats
- Price: $5.99
This treat was not released as part of the new batch of Magic Kingdom 50th anniversary snacks; however, it is too cute not to share! Every day you can visit Storybook treats for a different dwarf specialty cone. The flavor of the day is displayed by the cashier window.
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