Disneyland Paris Snacks That Are Almost Too Cute To Eat (Almost)

Georgia Wright

You know that moment when you buy a snack just for the photo?
Welcome to Disneyland Paris.

From character cakes to over-the-top milkshakes, this park is packed with Insta-friendly treats—and luckily, some of them actually taste as good as they look.

This updated 2025 Disneyland Paris snack guide covers what’s worth your euros, where to find it, and how much it’ll cost—because no one wants to spend €8 on a cupcake that tastes like cardboard.

Best Snacks at Disneyland Paris

Without further ado, here are some of the best snacks at Disneyland Paris for you to go ahead and try. Remember to keep this page handy during your trip, as it is the only page you’ll need!

💫 Mickey Pizza 💫

Location: New York Style Sandwiches
Price: €12

One of the most beloved Disneyland Paris snacks, the Mickey Pizza, combines the joy of a classic pizza with the fun of Mickey’s iconic shape.
You can find this treat at several quick-service restaurants around the park. It’s perfect for a quick bite between rides and comes in both cheese and pepperoni options.
For little mouths, Pizzeria Bella Notte does a pizza, drink, and dessert meal for just €5,70!

Mickey Mouse shaped Pizza at Disneyland Paris- one of the most iconic Disneyland Paris snacks

💫 Corn Dogs 💫

Location: Food Truck Near Crush’s Coaster
Price: €8

A Disneyland staple, the corn dog is a must-try for any visitor. These crispy, golden delights are available at food carts throughout the park and are a hit with both kids and adults.
They’re convenient, tasty, and a great on-the-go snack. We tried corn dogs for the first time at Disneyland Paris in January 2024, and I have been craving another since! 

💫 Alice Ice Cream 💫

Location: Fantasy Land, close to Alice’s Curious Labyrinth
Price: €7

Beat the heat with an assortment of Alice in Wonderland inspired ice creams: the Ace Of Hearts, the Won’ Door‘ Land, and the Unbirthday Ice Cream. This is the perfect way to have a break, and cool down during a busy day at the park.
If you are in Walt Disney Studios, head to Ice Cream Creations and tuck into Lion King, Toy Story, and Frozen inspired magnums for €6.

💫Buzz Lightyear Éclair💫

Location: Food Truck Near Crush’s Coaster
Price: €5

For those with a sweet tooth, the Buzz Lightyear Éclair is a must-try treat.

This image features a hand holding an éclair with a bright green icing designed to resemble Buzz Lightyear's control panel, complete with the "Space Ranger" and "Lightyear" logos. The background shows a blurred outdoor scene with people, including children, likely at a theme park, creating a lively, playful atmosphere. The hand holding the treat has a red polka-dot nail design, adding a touch of fun to the moment.

Filled with rich cream and topped with colourful icing, this éclair is as delicious as it is photogenic.
You can find it at select bakeries, shacks, and cafes within the park. 

💫 Donald Duck Cake 💫

Location: Market House Deli
Price: €4.50

The Donald Duck Cake is a fan favourite (and absolutely adorable), featuring a moist sponge cake decorated to look like the beloved Disney character. It’s available at several dessert shops around the park, but we enjoyed it alongside our beignets at Market House Deli. 

This image shows a dome-shaped dessert resembling Donald Duck, with yellow feet made of fondant and a dollop of whipped cream on top, served on a blue tray. The dessert is neatly presented in a white paper box, with a smooth and glossy surface, capturing the playful essence of the character. The treat looks like a fun and delicious tribute to the beloved Disney character.

💫 Popcorn Buckets 💫

Location: Various shacks throughout the park
Price: Souvenir Mickey or Minnie Popcorn Tubs €18

Popcorn is a classic theme park snack, and at Disneyland Paris, you can enjoy it in fun, collectible buckets. These buckets make for great souvenirs and the popcorn comes in a variety of flavours.

💫 Mickey Pretzel Sandwich 💫

Location: Market House Deli
Price: €10.50

The Mickey Pretzel Sandwich combines the fun shape of a Mickey pretzel with delicious sandwich fillings. It’s a filling snack that’s great for a midday meal and is available at various quick-service restaurants.
We sat in the courtyard outside Market House Deli and ate ours with hot chocolate; an ideal chance to people-watch. 

A hand is holding a Mickey Mouse-shaped pretzel, shown in front of a nostalgic storefront with glowing lights, likely at Disneyland Paris. The background signage reads "Main Street Motors," adding to the classic Disney park atmosphere. This iconic pretzel is one of the popular Disneyland Paris snacks, offering a fun and tasty experience for visitors.

💫 Candy Floss 💫

Location: Various shacks throughout the parks
Price: €8-20 (depending on if you have a disposable container or keepsake)

Light, fluffy, and sweet, candy floss is a fun treat that’s perfect for kids. Available in several colours and flavours, it’s a whimsical snack that adds to the magic of your Disneyland Paris experience.

💫 Waffles 💫

Location: Rocket Cafe
Price: Mickey Waffle €5, Darth Vader Waffle €5

Disneyland Paris offers delicious waffles, with some shaped like Mickey Mouse or Darth Vader, served with a variety of toppings like chocolate sauce, whipped cream, and fresh fruit.
They’re a great breakfast or snack option, and easy to eat on the go. 

This image shows two Mickey Mouse-shaped waffles dusted with powdered sugar, served in a paper tray. In the background, there is a brightly lit "Studio Theater" building with colorful signage, possibly at a theme park, with people walking by in a rainy or overcast setting. The image captures a fun, casual moment of enjoying a treat at the park.
Photo Courtesy Of Amy-Leigh

💫 Mickey Shortbread 💫

Location: Market House Deli
Price: €3.80

For a classic treat, try the Mickey Shortbread. These buttery cookies are shaped like Mickey’s head and are guaranteed to leave you wanting more!

💫 Groot Cookie 💫

Location: Entrance to Walt Disney Studios
Price: 2 for €6

Fans of Guardians of the Galaxy will love the Groot Cookie, a cute and tasty treat shaped like the beloved character. This snack comes with raspberry filling, or Nutella filling.

A hand is holding a Groot-shaped cookie, complete with chocolate eyes and a smiling face, against the backdrop of the Hollywood Tower Hotel attraction. The overcast sky and bustling crowd in the theme park create an exciting atmosphere, with a nearby Marvel poster hinting at superhero-themed events happening in the area. The playful Groot cookie adds a whimsical touch to the scene.
Photo Credit: Wanderlust Welsh

💫 Croque Monsieur💫

Location: Market House Deli
Price: €10

A quintessential French sandwich, the Croque Monsieur at Disneyland Paris is a must-try. It is made with ham, cheese, and béchamel sauce, grilled to perfection.
If you’re wanting something a bit more fun, head to Laugh N Go into Walt Disney Studios for a Croque McQueen for €8.50!

💫 Macarons 💫

Location: Various locations throughout Disneyland Paris
Price: 3 for €5 or 7 for €10

Disneyland Paris is known for its delicious Macarons, available in various flavours and colours. These delicate French pastries are a treat to enjoy while exploring the park.

💫 Churros 💫

Location: Casa de Coco
Price: €4.50

Churros are a must-have snack at any Disney park, and Disneyland Paris is no exception. These crispy, cinnamon-sugar-coated treats are perfect for munching on while you explore, and often served with a rich chocolate dipping sauce. The only place we could find them in the Parks was at Casa de Coco.

💫 Mickey Beignet 💫

Location: Market House Deli
Price: €4.50

No visit to Disneyland Paris is complete without trying a Mickey Beignet. These fluffy, powdered sugar-covered treats are a classic, and so delicious. Throughout the entire 2 days we had at Disneyland Paris in January, I probably ate about 5 of these. They’re perfect for a sweet snack break, and a quick little photoshoot too!

💫 Champagne 💫

Location: Champagne Kiosk at the end of Main Street (facing the castle) near The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour
Price: €15 (you can keep the glass)

For a touch of luxury, indulge in a glass of champagne while at Disneyland Paris watching the fireworks display. You can find champagne at specific carts and locations throughout the park. It’s a delightful way to end your magical day, especially with the commemorative flutes available during special events.

Updated Snacks For 2025

💫 Exotic Melody

Location: Casa de Coco, Frontierland
Price: €5

One of 2025’s prettiest snacks—Coco fans, keep an eye out.

💫 Stitch Cakes & Stitch Bubble Fizz

Location: Victoria’s, Main Street U.S.A.
Price: €7-13

Colourful, limited-time treats with very chaotic opening hours.

  • A blue slushy-style drink with a wooden straw held in front of the illuminated covered walkway inside Disneyland Paris.
  • A colorful snack menu board outside a Disneyland Paris eatery displaying treats like Stitch Groove Tropical, Boojiboo cake, and themed milkshakes with character-inspired decorations.
  • The Victorian-style exterior sign of Victoria’s Home-Style Restaurant at Disneyland Paris, with cloudy blue skies behind it.

    • 💫 Sugar Skull Serenade

    Location: Frontierland Coco Kiosks
    Price: €7

    Missed them this time but they look incredible!

    💫 Rapunzel Golden Cookies

    Location: The Old Mill, Fantasyland
    Price: €5

    Golden sparkle cookies that feel like they came straight out of her tower.

    💫 Dale’s Electro Brookie (Pistachio)

    Location: Market House Deli
    Price: €5,50

    Hands down one of the best things we tried in June 2025.

    💫 Ice Cream Creations

    Location: Walt Disney Studios near Web Slinger
    Price: €6

    Sheriff Woody was our favourite—chocolate hat and all.

  • Close-up of a chocolate-dipped Magnum ice cream bar topped with chopped nuts, chocolate drizzle, and a yellow candy sheriff badge decoration, served on a white rectangular plate. This fun treat is part of the themed Disneyland Paris snacks collection.
  • Close-up of a themed ice cream menu at Disneyland Paris featuring Lion King, Frozen, and Sheriff Woody-inspired Magnum bars—perfect examples of unique Disneyland Paris snacks.

    • 💫 Donald, Stitch, Carl & Ellie Ice Creams

    Location: Disney Village near Annette’s Diner
    Price: €8,50

    Character-themed ice cream bars that rotate seasonally.

    💫 Mickey Ice Cream (Classic Bar)

    Location: Various snack carts
    Price: €4,50

    Simple, cold, nostalgic. Still going strong.

    💫 Coconut Rice Pudding

    Location: Cool Post, Adventureland
    Price: €5

    This tropical treat is weirdly refreshing. Not too sweet!

    💫 Doughnut Milkshake / Ice Cream Combo

    Location: Near Market House Deli’s seating area
    Price: €7

    Outrageous. Over-the-top. Completely worth the sugar crash.

    How Much Are Drinks At Disneyland Paris?

    • Fizzy Drinks: €4,20
    • Water and Sparkling Water: €3.50
    • Cappuccino: €3.80
    • Hot Chocolate: €3.80
    • Cafe-au-lait: €3.80

    FAQs: Disneyland Paris Snacks and Food

    Understandably, you want to be as prepared as possible before visiting Disneyland Paris. Here are a few questions that we are sure have crossed your mind at least once:

    What Food Can I Take to Disneyland Paris and Can I Pack Snacks for Disneyland?

    Yes, you can! Small snacks like fruit, sandwiches, and cereal bars are totally fine—just avoid large coolers or alcohol.

    I usually pack a few bits to help avoid the €5-hungry panic buys. For more on what’s allowed (and how I once survived with a £7 Primark backpack), check out my Disneyland Paris Bag Policy.

    Can You Fill Water Bottles at Disneyland Paris?

    Yes, you can refill your water bottles at several water fountains located throughout the park. Staying hydrated is important, especially during the warmer months, so take advantage of these refill stations.
    Note: in the winter, these tend to be turned off to stop freezing.

    An ornate corridor inside Liberty Arcade, glowing with warm overhead lights and decorated with vintage signs, polished flooring, and colorful pillars.

    How Do You Eat at Disneyland Paris on a Budget?

    Eating at Disneyland Paris on a budget is possible with a little planning. Opt for quick-service restaurants over sit-down meals, and take advantage of meal deals and discounts. Bringing your own snacks and drinks can also help save money.

    Should I plan snacks around the rides?

    Short answer: yes. Sugar highs and spinning rides are not a fun combo—I speak from experience. If you’ve got little ones (or excitable adults), it’s worth checking out my Disneyland Paris Rides & Attractions List so you can tick off anything high-speed before the churros kick in.

    Conclusion: Disneyland Paris Snacks

    Some snacks are cute. Some are actually good. A few are both. Hopefully this post helps you find the ones worth queueing for—and skip the ones that taste like regret.

    I’ll keep it updated with anything new I try (or miss and sulk about). In the meantime, enjoy the sugar rush, and time your snack stops wisely—especially if you’ve got a rollercoaster coming up.

    Researched and Written

    Georgia Wright

    Hi, I’m Georgia — the brains behind First Step: Europe. I’ve been travelling around Europe for over a decade, and after answering countless “how do I get from the airport?” messages from friends, I decided to put everything in one place. Think of this site like advice from a friend who’s already been, made the mistakes, and figured out what’s actually worth doing — and what’s not.

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