The Magic Kingdom holiday treats have arrived, and they are every bit as festive as you hoped! Main Street Confectionery on Main Street U.S.A. and Big Top Souvenirs in Storybook Circus are already stocked with Christmas sweets, so you can get a head start before the season officially begins.
Holidays at Walt Disney World kicks off on Friday, November 13, 2026, but the snack cases are clearly ready right now. Here is everything we spotted.
Magic Kingdom Holiday Treats at Main Street Confectionery
The holiday case at Main Street Confectionery is packed with Kernel Kitchen popcorn mixes and adorable character caramel apples.
Popcorn fans can grab Holiday Peppermint Popcorn or the returning Holiday Cookie Popcorn Mix. Willie’s Sweetest Spoon Recipe is another Kernel Kitchen creation, loaded with caramel popcorn, M&M’s Peanut chocolate candies, Snickers pieces, pretzels, crushed chocolate cookies and a milk chocolate drizzle. Want it to go? Look for the red Merry Christmas musical popcorn tin featuring Mickey.
Holiday Caramel Apples and Minnie Treats
The caramel apple lineup is seriously cute. There is a chocolate caramel apple finished with M&M’s, white drizzle and sprinkles, and a Santa Mickey apple with a red bottom and white M&M’s buttons.
Minnie gets plenty of love too. Look for the Minnie Reindeer Caramel Apple with ears and a red bow, the white chocolate Minnie Holiday Caramel Apple with red M&M’s, and the Minnie Holiday Marshmallow Pop with a red chocolate bow.
Holiday Cookies Cereal Treats and More
The case also has a green Mickey cookie decorated with M&M’s holiday lights, a red-iced Mickey gingerbread cookie with holly, a dark chocolate Mickey Holiday Cereal Treat packed with red and green M&M’s, and a Mint Brownie Pie topped with chocolate drizzle.
Outside the case, keep an eye out for Mickey Santa hat cotton candy for $5.49, a Mickey snowman popcorn bucket for $11.49 and a festive rice cereal treat bouquet.
Holiday Treats at Big Top Souvenirs
Over in Storybook Circus, Big Top Souvenirs has its own sweet lineup. Here is what we found and what it costs:
- Holiday Marshmallow Mickey pop: $6.49
- New holiday cupcake with white chocolate Mickey ears: $5.99
- Green Mickey lights cookie: $7.99
- Werther’s Original Minnie Reindeer caramel apple: $14.99
- Werther’s Original Holiday Mickey caramel apple: $14.99
- Gingerbread Mickey cookie: $7.29
Gingerbread Mickey pops are out too, and they make a perfect photo prop in front of the Big Top Treats sign or the glowing Storybook Circus entrance at night.
Tips for Finding Magic Kingdom Holiday Treats
Main Street Confectionery is right on your way in or out of the park, so it is an easy first or last stop. Caramel apples and popcorn travel well, which makes them great souvenirs to enjoy back at your hotel. If you want photos of your treats with the lit Storybook Circus entrance or Cinderella Castle behind them, plan a stop after sunset. Selection can change from day to day, so grab your favorite when you see it.
Since the official holiday season has not started yet, even more Magic Kingdom holiday treats could join the lineup once November 13 arrives.
Snacking your way through the park? Take a look at the new Magic Kingdom Christmas decorations while you are there, and browse more eats in our Disney Food section.
Our Take
We are calling it now: that Minnie Reindeer caramel apple is the cutest treat of the season. Add a gingerbread Mickey pop for the walk around Storybook Circus and you have the perfect holiday snack crawl. Which treat are you grabbing first?
