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Key Takeaways
- What: The EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays presented by AdventHealth returns for 2026.
- When: November 27 to December 30, 2026 at EPCOT.
- Menu: 186 food and drink items, 98 of them new.
- Debuts: Two new kitchens, Diwali Holiday Kitchen and Season’s Eatings.
- Price: Most food runs $3.79 to $14.99, and drinks run $4.19 to $18.00.
OPEN Brief: The EPCOT Festival of the Holidays 2026 menu is huge, so the real trick is knowing which booths deserve your stomach space before you go. Every booth below lists what is new first, with a photo gallery right underneath.
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What’s New at EPCOT Festival of the Holidays 2026?
EPCOT Festival of the Holidays 2026 adds two new Holiday Kitchens, Diwali Holiday Kitchen and Season’s Eatings, to this year’s map.
The headline new dishes are the Pani Puri and Thandai Milkshake at Diwali Holiday Kitchen, the Holly Jolly Bánh Mì at Season’s Eatings, and the Prototype Cookie in CommuniCore Hall.
Fans of the classics are covered too. The Lomilomi Salmon, Potato Latkes, and Hazelnut Linzer Cookie are all back. Planning the rest of your park day? Our EPCOT guide has the latest on rides, shows, and construction.
Prices Are In
Disney has posted prices for nearly every item, and you’ll find them next to each dish below. A few items, including the Season’s Eatings food and beers, the Salted Chai Bolle, and the Figment bucket, are still unpriced. Prices can change before opening day, so check the My Disney Experience app before you build a budget around the booths.
How Does the EPCOT Holiday Cookie Stroll Work?
The EPCOT Holiday Cookie Stroll rewards you with a free sweet treat after you buy five eligible festival cookies.
Eligible cookies carry a cookie icon on festival menus. This year’s lineup includes the Ginger-Molasses Cookie, the plant-based Cranberry-Oatmeal Cookie, the Christmas Sugar Cookie, the Hazelnut Linzer Cookie, a SNICKERS Chocolate Cookie, the Mickey-shaped Almond Black and White Cookie, Raspberry-Walnut Rugelach, the Maple Leaf Shortbread Cookie, and the Coffee-Mocha Cookie.
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Grab a Festival Passport. The EPCOT Festival Passport is where your Cookie Stroll stamps go.
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Buy five cookie-icon items. Each Holiday Cookie Stroll purchase earns a stamp at Holiday Kitchens and select EPCOT eateries.
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Redeem near Port of Entry. Holiday Sweets & Treats swaps a completed passport for a special sweet treat.
Want proof of your cookie haul? Disney PhotoPass Service has a new Magic Shot this year. Look for the photographer holding a cookie tray prop by the Christmas tree at the World Showcase entrance.
EPCOT Holiday Booths in World Celebration and Beyond
EPCOT’s front half holds the festival’s biggest dessert stops, led by Experimental Prototype Cookies of Tomorrow in CommuniCore Hall.
Seven stops sit between the front gate and World Showcase, and Holiday Hearth Desserts has the most new items of any booth in this part of the park.
Experimental Prototype Cookies of Tomorrow
Experimental Prototype Cookies of Tomorrow debuts the Prototype Cookie, a caramel blondie and peanut butter stack on shortbread.
Location: CommuniCore Hall
New this year: Prototype Cookie with TWIX cookie bar pieces ($4.99), Jelly Doughnut Milkshake ($5.79), Keel Farms Gingerbread Hard Cider ($13.25), Intracoastal Brewing Company Blueberry Shortbread Cookie Blonde Stout ($13.25).
Also on the menu: Ginger-Molasses Cookie (Cookie Stroll, $3.79), Salted Caramel Spaceship Earth Cookie ($5.49), Hot Cocoa by Joffrey’s Coffee ($4.19, or $12.25 with whipped cream vodka).
Season’s Eatings (New Booth)
Season’s Eatings is one of two brand-new EPCOT Holiday Kitchens, built around the Holly Jolly Bánh Mì.
Location: CommuniCore Plaza
New this year: Holly Jolly Bánh Mì with smoked turkey and cranberry-Chambord mayo, Cranberry-Almond Frangipane Bar, Great Lakes Brewing Co Christmas Ale, Southern Tier Brewing Company Black Forest Cake Imperial Stout (prices not posted yet).
Also on the menu: Reuben Croquettes ($6.00), Keel Farms Pecan Pie Hard Cider ($6.00–$9.75), and a beverage flight ($12.75).
Connections Café
Connections Café adds a Wreath Matcha Mochi Doughnut next to a plant-based Cookie Stroll pick.
Location: World Celebration
New this year: Wreath Matcha Mochi Doughnut ($5.29).
Also on the menu: Plant-based Cranberry-Oatmeal Cookie (Cookie Stroll, $4.79).
Connections Eatery
Connections Eatery goes all-new for the holidays with a pizza and a festive margarita.
Location: World Celebration
New this year: Sausage Pizza with peppers, onions, and Calabrian honey ($12.99), plus the Mistletoe Margarita with Teremana Blanco Tequila and coconut milk ($17.00).
Holiday Hearth Desserts
Holiday Hearth Desserts is EPCOT’s sweet-tooth headquarters, with eight new items and the Figment bucket.
Location: The Odyssey
New this year: Milk Chocolate Minnie Bows and Mickey-shaped Nonpareils ($7.29), Peppermint Bark ($9.99), Hot Chocolate Mousse Cup ($5.79), Figment Holiday Sweater Bucket with jelly doughnut popcorn (price not posted yet), plus Crooked Can Christmas Cookie Ale, Central 28 No Snowsuit Required S’mores Inspired Brown Ale, 3 Daughters Jingle Juice Hard Cider, Keel Farms Strawberry Snowflake Hard Cider, and Blake’s Nocturna Hard Cider ($6.25–$9.75 each).
Also on the menu: Apple-Caramel Crumb Cake ($5.19), Christmas Sugar Cookie (Cookie Stroll, $3.79), Frozen Caramel Hot Cocoa ($5.59), Hot Cocoa ($4.19, or $12.50 with peppermint schnapps), Wicked Weed Jack Frost IPA ($6.25–$9.75), and beer and hard cider flights ($13.50 each).
Refreshment Station Hosted by Coca-Cola
The Refreshment Station in World Discovery pours two new frozen crafted sodas for the festival.
Location: World Discovery
New this year: Frozen Crafted Soda with Coca-Cola, cookie butter syrup, and sweet cream ($6.99), plus a Fanta Orange version with cranberry and cinnamon ($6.99).
Sunshine Seasons
Sunshine Seasons in World Nature has a Snickerdoodle Milkshake topped with a cookie and Bundt cake. Dessert on dessert!
Location: World Nature
New this year: Snickerdoodle Milkshake ($10.99) and a Mickey-shaped Caramel-Gingerbread Macaron ($4.79).
What to Eat From Mexico to The American Adventure
The EPCOT World Showcase stretch from Mexico to The American Adventure is where the festival’s heartiest holiday plates live.
Sitting down for a real meal? American Holiday Table’s turkey or ham plates are the closest thing to a full holiday dinner on the festival map.
Chestnuts & Good Cheer Holiday Kitchen
Chestnuts & Good Cheer Holiday Kitchen keeps the classics and adds one new porter.
Location: Near Disney Traders
New this year: Ivanhoe Park Brewing Co. Toasted Pecan Porter ($6.25–$9.75).
Also on the menu: Plant-based Cinnamon-glazed Cashews ($5.99), Cinnamon-glazed Pecans ($5.99), and Fire-roasted Chestnuts ($6.49), plus Eggnog ($4.19, or $12.25 with Fireball or Skrewball).
Las Posadas Holiday Kitchen
Las Posadas Holiday Kitchen in Mexico adds a carnitas empanada, a barbacoa taco, and two new margaritas.
Location: Mexico
New this year: Empanada de Carnitas ($8.50), Taco Nochebuena with barbacoa beef ($8.75), Festive Margarita served warm or iced ($13.50), Churro-Horchata Margarita ($14.00).
Also on the menu: Dulce de Leche-filled Churro ($6.75) and Holiday Cerveza ($7.00–$13.00).
Norway Cart
The Norway Cart has one new pastry this season, the Salted Chai Bolle.
Location: Norway
New this year: Salted Chai Bolle (price not posted yet).
Shanghai Holiday Kitchen
Shanghai Holiday Kitchen in China brings back its noodle soup and fried rice and adds a taro milk tea.
Location: China
New this year: Taro Bubble Milk Tea with coconut foam (non-alcoholic, $8.75).
Also on the menu: BBQ Char Siu Pork Fried Rice ($9.50), Vegetable Spring Rolls ($6.25), Beef Noodle Soup Bowl ($9.75), Crooked Can Oolong Tea White Ale ($6.00–$10.75), Peach of Longevity ($14.75), Phoenix Lantern ($14.75), Lychee Martini ($14.50).
Refreshment Outpost Hosted by Coca-Cola
The Refreshment Outpost keeps its shrimp stew and adds three new holiday beers and ciders.
Location: Outpost
New this year: Bold Rock Apple Crumble Hard Cider, SweetWater Brewing Company Festive Ale Winter Warmer, and Sixpoint Brewery Dubai Chocolate Stout ($13.25 each).
Also on the menu: Spiced Shrimp Stew with jollof rice ($7.19), plant-based DOLE Whip Raspberry ($6.29), Boyd & Blair Chai Tea Mule ($12.50).
Bavaria Holiday Kitchen
Bavaria Holiday Kitchen in Germany is an all-returning lineup led by fondue in a bread bowl.
Location: Germany
Also on the menu: Pork Schnitzel ($6.99), Cheese Fondue in a bread bowl ($8.79), Hazelnut Linzer Cookie (Cookie Stroll, $3.99), Glühwein ($9.75), Possmann Pure Hard Cider ($6.25–$9.75), Weihenstephaner Kristallweissbier ($6.25–$9.75), Regional Riesling ($9.00).
Sommerfest
Sommerfest in Germany adds a loaded Christmas Market Bratwurst on a pretzel roll.
Location: Germany
New this year: Christmas Market Bratwurst with sauerbraten pot roast and red cabbage, served with paprika-curry chips ($14.99).
Tuscany Holiday Kitchen
Tuscany Holiday Kitchen in Italy is almost entirely new, with eight debuts across food and wine.
Location: Italy
New this year: Carbonara with cheese tortellini and pancetta ($8.75), Croquette di Patate ($7.50), Biscotto all’Arancia e Pistacchio ($5.00), Lambrusco Cloud ($16.00), Italian White Sangria ($14.00), Villa Matilde Aglianico ($12.00), Villa Matilde Greco di Tufo ($13.00), Saracco Moscato d’Asti ($13.00).
Also on the menu: Peroni Pilsner ($6.50–$12.00), Italian-inspired Blood Orange Margarita ($15.00), Prosecco ($12.00).
Regal Eagle Smokehouse and Block & Hans
Regal Eagle Smokehouse and Block & Hans each add one new holiday drink at The American Adventure.
Location: The American Adventure
New this year: Chocolate-covered Cherry Shake at Regal Eagle Smokehouse ($6.79), and Frozen Merry Punch at Block & Hans ($6.29; spirited version with Ole Smoky Blackberry Moonshine).
American Holiday Table
American Holiday Table adds a Carved Roasted Ham plate next to its returning turkey dinner.
Location: The American Adventure
New this year: Carved Roasted Ham with sweet potato casserole and fried apples ($7.29), Crooked Can Snowball Protocol Stout ($6.25–$9.75), Country Boy Brewing Mocha Latte Porter ($6.25–$9.75).
Also on the menu: Slow-roasted Turkey with stuffing ($6.99), Chocolate Cookie with SNICKERS pieces (Cookie Stroll, $3.99), 3 Daughters Eggnog White Porter ($6.25–$9.75), beer flight ($13.50).
Funnel Cake
The Funnel Cake stand debuts a Hot Cocoa Funnel Cake piled with ice cream and marshmallows.
Location: The American Adventure
New this year: Hot Cocoa Funnel Cake with chocolate-chocolate chip ice cream, marshmallow whipped cream, and dark chocolate sauce ($12.50).
Which Booths Stand Out From Japan to Canada?
EPCOT’s Japan, Morocco, France, and Canada booths bring the most variety, from Miso Ramen to an English Pub Poutine.
On a chilly night, this stretch is your soup and noodle zone. Grab the ramen or soba early, then save room for a maple cookie in Canada.
Shi Wasu Holiday Kitchen
Shi Wasu Holiday Kitchen in Japan adds a new Miso Ramen, and the Sushi Tree Roll is back.
Location: Japan
New this year: Miso Ramen with grilled chicken, corn, and butter ($8.50), Strawberry-Chocolate Bun ($8.00), Soba Beer Ale ($5.75–$9.75), Spicy Plum Sake ($14.50).
Also on the menu: Toshikoshi Soba with shrimp tempura ($8.50), Sushi Tree Roll ($7.75), Yuzu Refresher ($7.00), Japanese Punch ($8.25), Chocolate Nigori Sake ($14.50).
Tangierine Café: Flavors of the Medina
Tangierine Café in Morocco debuts Chorba, a lamb and chickpea stew, beside three returning bowls.
Location: Morocco
New this year: Chorba with lamb, chickpeas, and farro ($6.79), Coronado Brewing Co. Vanilla Chai Hard Cider ($6.25–$9.75), Keel Farms Fig & Cranberry Hard Cider ($6.25–$9.75).
Also on the menu: Chermoula Chicken Hummus Bowl ($6.79), Spiced Flank Steak Hummus Bowl ($7.29), plant-based Ras el Hanout Cauliflower Bowl ($6.49), B. Nektar Spiced Poached Perry ($6.25–$9.75), hard cider flight ($13.50), Sparkling Holiday Fig Cocktail ($11.75).
L’Chaim! Holiday Kitchen
L’Chaim! Holiday Kitchen adds a Brisket Nosh, and its latkes and rugelach return.
Location: Between France and Morocco
New this year: Brisket Nosh with roasted root vegetables and dried fruit ($7.79).
Also on the menu: Plant-based Potato Latkes ($4.99), Smoked Salmon Potato Latke ($6.49), Raspberry-Walnut Rugelach ($4.29) and Mickey-shaped Almond Black and White Cookie ($4.29) (both Cookie Stroll), Frozen New York Whiskey Sour ($12.75), Brooklyn Brewery Black Chocolate Stout ($6.25–$9.75).
Le Marché de Noël Holiday Kitchen
Le Marché de Noël in France adds truffled chicken, a salmon burger, and a sparkling rosé.
Location: France
New this year: Poulet Truffe with mushrooms and tarragon sauce ($9.95), salmon burger on house-made brioche ($9.95), Maison Andel Cuvée Brut Rosé Crémant de Bourgogne ($7.50).
Also on the menu: Macaron de Noël aux Épices ($9.50), Vin Chaud mulled wine ($9.95), Frozen Hot Chocolate Martini ($14.75).
UK Beer Cart
The UK Beer Cart adds a boozy Christmas Cake Coffee to the United Kingdom pavilion.
Location: United Kingdom
New this year: Christmas Cake Coffee with Joffrey’s Coffee, brandy, Frangelico, amaretto, and Baileys ($18.00).
Yukon Holiday Kitchen
Yukon Holiday Kitchen in Canada keeps its salmon and Beef Bourguignon and adds one new stout.
Location: Canada
New this year: Collective Arts Brewing Stranger Than Chocolate & Orange Stout ($6.25–$9.75).
Also on the menu: Seared Salmon with maple-bourbon glaze ($7.79), Beef Bourguignon ($7.99), Maple Leaf Shortbread Cookie (Cookie Stroll, $4.29), Frozen Joffrey’s Coffee ($5.29, or $14.75 with maple whiskey), 81Bay Peanut Butter Banana Porter ($6.25–$9.75), Playalinda Maple Cookie Blonde Ale ($6.25–$9.75), beer flight ($13.50).
La Poutinerie Hosted by Air Canada
La Poutinerie near Canada is all-new this year, led by an English Pub Poutine with bangers.
Location: Near Canada
New this year: London, England: The English Pub Poutine ($11.99), Northern Crimson Slushy ($6.29), Northern Crimson Mule ($15.00).
What’s on the Imagination! Walkway at EPCOT?
EPCOT’s walkway between World Showcase and the Imagination! Pavilion holds four kitchens, including the new Diwali Holiday Kitchen.
Diwali Holiday Kitchen is the must-try newcomer of the year, and two of its four items are plant-based, which makes it an easy pick for mixed groups.
Holiday Sweets & Treats
Holiday Sweets & Treats is the Cookie Stroll redemption spot and adds Chocolate-Peppermint Soft-serve.
Location: Near Port of Entry
New this year: Chocolate-Peppermint Soft-serve in a waffle cone bowl ($6.79), Playalinda Brewing Co. Eggnog Cheesecake White Stout ($13.25), Intracoastal Brewing Company Red Velvet Cake Cream Ale ($13.25).
Also on the menu: Chocolate-Peppermint Shake ($5.29, or $12.50 with whipped cream vodka), Hot Cocoa ($4.19, or $12.25–$15.50 with liqueur), Festive Flight of three hot cocoas ($6.79).
Swirled Showcase
Swirled Showcase adds a liquid nitrogen eggnog dessert and a Dubai-style chocolate float.
Location: Walkway between World Showcase and the Imagination! Pavilion
New this year: Liquid Nitrogen Eggnog Cheesecake Mousse ($5.79), Dubai-style Chocolate Liqueur Float with pistachio soft-serve ($13.50).
Also on the menu: Yuletide Float ($12.75), soda floats ($6.79), and soft-serve in vanilla, apple-cinnamon, dark chocolate, or pistachio ($6.29).
Mele Kalikimaka Holiday Kitchen
Mele Kalikimaka Holiday Kitchen brings back Kālua Pork and Lomilomi Salmon and adds two new drinks.
Location: Walkway between World Showcase and the Imagination! Pavilion
New this year: Florida Orange Groves Winery POG Sparkling Wine ($12.00), Civil Society Brewing Sticky Business IPA ($6.25–$9.75).
Also on the menu: Kālua Pork ($6.29), Lomilomi Salmon ($6.79), Coffee-Mocha Cookie (Cookie Stroll, $3.99), Melon Breeze ($14.25).
Diwali Holiday Kitchen (New Booth)
Diwali Holiday Kitchen is a brand-new EPCOT booth, and every item on its menu is new.
Location: Walkway between World Showcase and the Imagination! Pavilion
New this year: Plant-based Pani Puri with tamarind water ($5.99), Chicken Biryani ($6.49), plant-based Mango Mousse Cup ($4.99), Thandai Milkshake with saffron and cardamom ($5.49).
Nochebuena Cocina
Nochebuena Cocina adds Rotisserie Lechón, seared corvina, and a warm Chocottone dessert.
Location: Walkway between World Showcase and the Imagination! Pavilion
New this year: Rotisserie Lechón ($6.79), Plancha-seared Corvina ($7.49), Bauducco Chocottone with almond turrón ice cream ($5.49), 3 Daughters Brewing 3 Kings Cake Hard Cider ($6.25–$9.75).
Also on the menu: Pan de Jamón ($6.19) and warm Ponche Navideño (non-alcoholic, $4.29).
Novelty Available at EPCOT Festival of the Holidays
The Figment Holiday Sweater Bucket is the 2026 EPCOT Festival of the Holidays novelty, sold at Holiday Hearth Desserts.
The new Figment bucket comes filled with jelly doughnut popcorn. Disney set a limit of two per person, per transaction, and it is available only while supplies last.
Figment fans should head to The Odyssey early in the festival run. Track every new bucket and wearable in our Disney merch coverage.
What Are the Kids’ Picks at EPCOT Festival of the Holidays?
EPCOT Festival of the Holidays Kids’ Picks spotlight 10 items at nine booths, from cookies to a turkey dinner plate.
Disney flagged these as the kid-friendly standouts for 2026. Five of the 10 are new this year, and the Cranberry-Oatmeal Cookie is plant-based.
| Booth | Kids’ Pick | Location |
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| Experimental Prototype Cookies of Tomorrow | Prototype Cookie (new) | CommuniCore Hall |
| Holiday Hearth Desserts | Hot Chocolate Mousse Cup (new) | The Odyssey |
| Connections Café | Cranberry-Oatmeal Cookie (plant-based) | World Celebration |
| Sunshine Seasons | Snickerdoodle Milkshake (new) | World Nature |
| Bavaria Holiday Kitchen | Cheese Fondue in a bread bowl; Hazelnut Linzer Cookie | Germany |
| American Holiday Table | Slow-roasted Turkey with stuffing and mashed potatoes | The American Adventure |
| Funnel Cake | Hot Cocoa Funnel Cake (new) | The American Adventure |
| L’Chaim! Holiday Kitchen | Mickey-shaped Almond Black and White Cookie | Between France and Morocco |
| Holiday Sweets & Treats | Chocolate-Peppermint Soft-serve (new) | Near Port of Entry |
What Else Is New at EPCOT for the Holidays?
EPCOT’s Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company carts add four new holiday lattes, each with a spirited version.
Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company Holiday Lattes
Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company serves all four new lattes hot or iced at different carts around EPCOT.
New this year: Mallow Drop Latte at The American Adventure, Candy Cane Latte near Disney Traders, Berry Merry Snowball Latte between United Kingdom and Canada, and Sugar Sleigh Bells Latte in World Discovery ($7.49 each; most spirited versions are $15.99).
Disney Gift Card Wristlet
The 2026 Disney Gift Card wristlet shows Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse in winter outfits and is sold at select EPCOT shops.
The wristlet works as a wearable gift card, so you can tap to pay at Holiday Kitchens and festival shops without digging for your wallet.
Also in EPCOT This Season
- Candlelight Processional: The beloved Candlelight Processional returns for the season.
- Live Entertainment: Holiday Storytellers, the Voices of Liberty Dickens Carolers, and JOYFUL! A Celebration of the Season perform during the festival.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there non-alcoholic holiday drinks at EPCOT Festival of the Holidays?
EPCOT Festival of the Holidays has plenty of non-alcoholic drinks, including the Thandai Milkshake, warm Ponche Navideño, frozen crafted sodas, and a three-cocoa Festive Flight.
Are there plant-based options at EPCOT Festival of the Holidays 2026?
EPCOT Festival of the Holidays 2026 has plant-based picks including Pani Puri, the Mango Mousse Cup, Potato Latkes, the Cranberry-Oatmeal Cookie, the Cauliflower Bowl, and DOLE Whip Raspberry.
Which EPCOT Festival of the Holidays booths are completely new?
Diwali Holiday Kitchen on the Imagination! walkway and Season’s Eatings in CommuniCore Plaza are the two new EPCOT Festival of the Holidays booths for 2026.
Can menus change during the EPCOT Festival of the Holidays?
Disney says all EPCOT Festival of the Holidays offerings are subject to change and availability, so a booth item can sell out or swap during the run.
Details confirmed with Disney on November 12, 2026. Menu prices have not been announced.
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