The Best Snacks at Disneyland Paris in 2026: The Crêpes & Castles Team’s Favourites (and One We’d Avoid!)
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Discover the best snacks at Disneyland Paris in 2026, as tried and rated by the Crêpes & Castles team! From Mickey-shaped waffles and indulgent ice creams to savoury favourites, we’ve rounded up the treats we’d buy again (and one we’d definitely avoid!). Find out what they cost, snack locations across both Disney Parks and which snacks really deserve a 5/5.
Best for: First-time visitors, Disney foodies, families, snack lovers and anyone planning their Disneyland Paris food budget.
Breaking Down the Best Snack at Disneyland paris in 2026: Our Favourites, Prices and snack locations
Let’s talk about one of our favourite things to do at Disneyland Paris. Eating! We’re breaking down the Best Snacks at Disneyland Paris in 2026
Whether you’re looking for something sweet between rides, a quick savoury bite or a Mickey-shaped treat that looks almost too good to eat, Disneyland Paris certainly isn’t short of options.
But with snack locations scattered across both parks, some tucked away in places you might walk straight past, knowing where to find the best treats can be half the challenge!
And with so many snacks to choose from, and some pretty hefty Disney price tags, which ones are actually worth trying?
Tried, Tasted & Occasionally Regretted: The Team’s Top Picks!
We asked the Crêpes & Castles team to share their favourites, including the snacks we’d happily buy again, the ones we still dream about and one that we definitely wouldn’t recommend!
We’ve included our personal ratings, prices and where to find each snack, so you can start planning your own Disneyland Paris snack bucket list.
- Prices are based on our visits and may change.
- Seasonal offerings and snack locations can vary throughout the year.
Ice Cream & Frozen Treats
Who decided ice cream was just for summer? Certainly not us! Whether it’s glorious sunshine or the sort of freezing Disney day where you can’t feel your fingers, there’s always room for something cold and delicious. Besides, when you’ve already walked 20,000 steps, you’ve definitely earned it. That’s how Disney calories work, right?
Caramelised Popcorn Ice Cream, €4.50 single scoop / €6.50 double / €7.50 triple
📍Location: The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour, Main Street, U.S.A., Disneyland Park
Rating: 4.5/5 (5/5 with macaron and sprinkles)
Why we love it: Carrie-Anne: I first had this squished inside a macaron ice cream sandwich at the Disney Music Festival, took one bite and declared it the best ice cream I’ve ever eaten. I stand by that to this day. It’s sweet, salty and a little buttery.
The macaron sandwich version of this popcorn ice cream was seasonal, but you can still get this ice cream on its own at Gibson Girl. Or, you might find the Macaron sandwich in raspberry, chocolate or vanilla from one of the the kiosks in Disney Adventure World.
Macaron Ice Cream Sandwich, €7.00
📍 Location: Snack huts along Adventure Way, Disney Adventure World
Rating: 4.5/5
Why we love it: Amy: It’s lovely and refreshing, especially on a warmer day, and it’s just the right size for a snack. There’s even enough to share if you’re feeling generous. The combination of macaron and ice cream works really well, but it loses a point because it’s SO sticky to eat!
By the time you’ve finished, your fingers are practically part of the dessert. Definitely one to grab some extra napkins for or pack some hand wipes.
Princess Ice Cream, €6.00
📍 Location: Chez Marianne, Adventure Way, Disney Adventure World
Rating: 4.5/5
Why we love it: Heather: It’s pretty, it’s French and it’s got princess written all over it. What more could we want? Choux pastry is French, Aurora is French, and we’re at Disneyland Paris, so really, it would be rude not to! Throw in some soft-serve ice cream and sprinkles, and you’ve got a snack that’s practically begging for a photoshoot
Unbirthday Ice Cream, €7.00
📍 Location: March Hare Refreshments, Fantasyland, Disneyland Park
Rating: 5/5
Why we love it:
• Jodie: Salted caramel, popcorn and soft-serve ice cream. What a combination! It’s creamy, sweet and salty all at once, and the portion is surprisingly generous.
• Pauline: You could easily split one tub between two younger children, which makes the price a little easier to justify. Whether we’d actually want to share it is another question!
Topped Magnum Ice Cream, €6.00
📍 Location: Magnum Ice Cream Creations Van, Disney Adventure World
Rating: 4.5/5
Why we love it: Heather: I’ll admit it, this one is largely about how Instagrammable it is. Because apparently a regular Magnum just isn’t quite Disney enough until it’s been decorated with toppings and a sheriff’s badge! Is it necessary? Absolutely not. Will I be photographing it from every possible angle before taking a bite? Obviously
Mickey Ice Cream Bar, €4.50
📍 Location: The Old Mill, Fantasyland, Disneyland Park (also sold at several other locations)
Rating: 5/5
Why we love it: Natalie: It’s Mickey-shaped, it’s ice cream and it’s covered in chocolate. What more could you possibly ask for on a sunny day at Disneyland Paris? Sometimes you don’t need a fancy new seasonal snack when a classic like this does the job perfectly.
The iconic Mickey Ice Cream Bar is simple, delicious and one of those treats that just feels like Disney.
Waffles, Donuts & Bakery Treats
Is there anything more dangerous than walking down Main Street, U.S.A. when the smell of freshly baked treats hits you? You could have just eaten a three-course meal and suddenly there’s always room for a donut. Funny how that works.
Stormtrooper Waffle, €5 / €5.50 (With Nutella)
📍Location: Rocket Café, Discoveryland, Disneyland Park
Rating: 5/5
Why we love it: Jodie: First of all, the size! This waffle is HUGE, but it’s also wonderfully light and fluffy. The dusting of powdered sugar gives it just the right amount of sweetness without needing loads of extra toppings. And the Stormtrooper design makes it even better, especially if you’re a Star Wars fan.
Mickey Waffles €4.50
📍Location: Cool Post, Adventureland, Disneyland Park
Rating: 4.5/5
Why we love it: Carrie-Anne: You know me, it’s all about the cute, and nothing is cuter than three little Mickey faces lined up with whipped cream. They’re tasty too: crispy on the outside, soft in the middle. I had the Halloween version very recently with pumpkin and ghost sprinkles, and they felt extra special (plus they matched my nails, which I’m counting as a sign that we were meant to be together).
Speculoos Donut €4.50
📍Location: Cable Car Bake Shop / Cookie Kitchen, Main Street, U.S.A., Disneyland Park
Rating: 5/5
Why we love it: Amy: Hands down one of the lightest, airiest donuts we’ve ever eaten on Disney property. The filling is beautifully soft and creamy, with that delicious speculoos flavour that’s almost like Biscoff meeting vanilla cream. Even the icing is light rather than overly sweet or sickly.
Mickey Beignets €4.50
📍Location: Cookie Kitchen on Main Street, U.S.A., Disneyland Park
Rating: 5/5
Why we love it: Ross: They’re big, they’re sweet and they’re Mickey-shaped. What’s not to love? These are a proper indulgent treat and definitely satisfy a sweet craving. They’re also a really good size, so you’re getting something substantial rather than a tiny Disney snack that’s gone in two bites. They also make a great breakfast with a coffee or hot chocolate.
Cookies, Cakes & Chocolate Treats
Some people go to Disneyland Paris for the rides, some for the characters. We’re apparently here to spend €5 on something Mickey-shaped, photograph it from seventeen different angles and then feel slightly guilty about biting his ears off.
Simba Banana Bread Cupcake €4.00
📍Location: Colonel Hathi’s Pizza Outpost, Adventureland, Disneyland Park
Rating: 5/5
Why we love it: Heather: Honestly? It’s Simba’s adorable little face. That’s it. That’s the review. The Lion King is an elite Disney movie, and we’d quite happily eat anything with Simba’s face on it. The fact that this one happens to be a banana bread cupcake is just a bonus. Hakuna Matata and pass us another!
Mickey Mouse Cookie €3.80
📍Location: Cookie Kitchen, Main Street, U.S.A., Disneyland Park (also sold at several other locations)
Rating: 5/5
Why we love it: Natalie: It’s that buttery, melt-in-the-mouth shortbread texture that gets me every time. Add in those big chunks of chocolate and you’ve got an absolutely delicious cookie. It’s rich without being too much, and honestly, I could quite happily eat more than one. It’s also one of the more affordable Mickey-shaped treats in the park, which is always a bonus!
Minnie Cake Pop €5
📍Location: Boardwalk Candy Palace, Main Street, U.S.A., Disneyland Park
Rating: 4.5/5
Why we love it: Carrie-Anne: I’m a cake pop girl through and through. It’s a thick chocolate shell with a little Minnie bow on top, and the design changes through the year (different coloured bows, sometimes a special flavour). The one pictured was from their Valentines collection and I’m still trying to remember what flavour it was. It’s also one of the most photogenic snacks in the park when you hold it up with the castle behind it.
Marshmallow Minnie €4
📍Location: Boardwalk Candy Palace, Main Street, U.S.A., Disneyland Park
Rating: 4.5/5
Why we love it: Amy: Grabbing some of these has become a proper end-of-trip tradition for me. The balance of sweet chocolate and soft, fluffy marshmallow is just right, and they’re ridiculously addictive. I always grab one to eat on the plane or train home and another for the following evening, just to make those post-Disney blues a little easier. It loses half a point because there’s also a Mickey version, but we find the dark-coloured coating on that one a little oily and it changes the taste. Minnie wins every time!
Chocolate-Covered Strawberries €6
📍Location: Snack stand in Fantasyland, Disneyland Park, Food Huts on Adventure Way & by Ratatouille in Adventure World
Rating: 5/5
Why we love it: Daisy: I tried these on our trip earlier this year and I’m still thinking about them! The strawberries were so juicy and fresh, with just the right balance of chocolate to fruit. Sometimes the simplest snacks really are the best, and these were absolutely delicious. I’d happily buy them again if I spotted them on our next visit.
Macarons
📍Location: Various locations, including Boardwalk Candy Palace and buffet restaurants across Disneyland Paris
Rating: 4/5
Why we love it: Pauline: I love a good macaron, especially when there’s a whole selection to choose from at a buffet restaurant. They’re the perfect little sweet treat, and some of the flavours are absolutely delicious. But I had to knock off a point because they’re a bit hit and miss depending on which flavour you choose. Personally, I’m not a fan of the chocolate ones!
Seasonal & Limited-Edition Snacks
Disneyland Paris knows exactly what it’s doing with seasonal snacks. Slap a pumpkin, Christmas bow or a bit of glitter on something we already love, and suddenly we’re queuing to buy it again. Do we need it? Absolutely not. Will we be upset if it sells out? Absolutely.
Minnie and Mickey Christmas Gingerbread €5
📍Location: The Old Mill, Fantasyland, Disneyland Park
Rating: 5/5
Why we love it: Natalie: I’m a massive gingerbread fan, so this was always going to be a winner! It’s HUGE, beautifully Christmas-themed and, most importantly, not too hard. I much prefer a gingerbread on the softer side, and this gets the texture just right. It’s only a seasonal offering, but it’s far too good not to include. If it’s available during your Christmas trip, get one!
Savoury Snacks & Quick Bites
There comes a point in every Disney trip when your body politely requests something that isn’t coated in chocolate or shaped like Mickey Mouse. Usually somewhere between your third sweet treat and the realisation that you haven’t eaten an actual meal since breakfast. Enter the savoury snacks!
Paprika Chicken Tenders €9
📍Location: Adventure Way, Disney Adventure World
Rating: 5/5
Why we love it:
• Jodie: Sometimes you just need something savoury after all the Disney sweet treats, and these absolutely hit the spot.
• Amy: The coating is beautifully crispy, the chicken stays lovely and moist, and the paprika adds a nice bit of flavour. You get a decent portion too, so they actually feel like they’re worth the money.
Cheese Toastie €9
📍Location: Snack cart in Disney Adventure World, previously near Studio 1 (may have moved)
Rating: 5/5
Why we love it: Ross: You really can’t go wrong with a good cheese toastie, can you? Warm, cheesy and exactly what you need when you fancy something comforting rather than another sweet snack. It’s not really big enough to share, which is both a good and a bad thing.
Croque Monsieur €10
📍Location: Market House Deli, Main Street, U.S.A., Disneyland Park
Rating: 4.5/5
Why we love it: Pauline: It’s warm, cheesy and just what you need when you’re after something a little more filling. I’ve tried both this and the Croque McQueen from Laugh ‘n’ Go, and the Market House Deli version is definitely superior. Yes, €10 is a lot for what is essentially a fancy toasted sandwich, but I’d happily pay the extra euro for this one.
Note: You can get a Croque McQueen from Laugh’n’Go in Adventure World, whilst it hits the spots it just not quite as good as the Croque Monsieur
The Dishonourable Mention: One Snack We’d Definitely Skip!
We’d love to tell you that every snack we’ve tried at Disneyland Paris has been magical. Unfortunately, sometimes you hand over your hard-earned euros and receive something that makes you question not just your purchase, but your entire decision-making process. This is one of those times.
Frozen Mango on a Stick €5
📍Location: Ice cream stall in Frontierland, Disneyland Park
Rating: -5/5
Why we love it: Pauline: I DON’T! I’m still not entirely sure what I was expecting when I ordered a frozen mango, but it certainly wasn’t to be handed a literal, solid half-mango on a stick. No sorbet, no clever Disney twist, just half a frozen mango. For FIVE EUROS. Maybe some people love this sort of thing, but she can safely say she won’t be rushing back for another. Easily one of the most disappointing snacks I brought at Disneyland Paris!
Our Final Verdict: Which Disneyland Paris Snacks Should You Try?
If there’s one thing this list proves, it’s that the Crêpes & Castles team takes their Disney snacks VERY seriously!
And with so many 5/5 ratings, it’s safe to say there are plenty of treats we’d happily buy again.
Whether you’re after a Mickey-shaped ice cream, a warm and cheesy snack or something a little more indulgent from the bakery, there’s something for almost everyone.
Our biggest advice?
Don’t be afraid to try something new. Some of our absolute favourites have been snacks we weren’t even planning to buy!
Although perhaps think twice about that frozen mango…
And now you’ve got a few snacks to add to your must-try list, why not pop them into your Printable Disneyland Paris Day Planner? It’s a handy way to remember where to find them while planning out your park days. Because nobody wants to remember that must-have donut just as they’re leaving the park!
👉 If you’re still figuring out which restaurants would work best for your group, you’ll find plenty of helpful information in our Disneyland Paris Guidebook too.
After all, half the fun of planning a Disney trip is deciding what you’re going to eat!
FAQs about the best snacks in disneyland paris 2026
1. What’s the best sweet snack at Disneyland Paris?
It’s a tough choice, but the Unbirthday Ice Cream and Speculoos Donut both get a well-deserved 5/5 from us! One is a delicious combination of salted caramel, popcorn and soft-serve ice cream, while the other is quite possibly one of the lightest, fluffiest donuts we’ve ever eaten. Our advice? Don’t choose. Try both!
2. What’s the best savoury snack at Disneyland Paris?
The Paprika Chicken Tenders from Adventure Way get our vote with a solid 5/5. They’re crispy on the outside, lovely and moist inside, and you get a decent portion for €9. Perfect for when your body finally decides it’s had enough sugar for one afternoon!
3. What’s the cheapest of our favourite Disneyland Paris snacks?
At €3.80, the Mickey Mouse Cookie from Cookie Kitchen is one of our cheapest 5/5 favourites. Think buttery, melt-in-the-mouth shortbread packed with big chocolate chunks. Proof that you don’t always need to spend a fortune to find a delicious Disney treat. Although buying a second one might be tempting!
4. Where’s the best place for snacks at Disneyland Paris?
Main Street, U.S.A. is a dangerous place for anyone with a sweet tooth! Between Cookie Kitchen, Boardwalk Candy Palace and Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour, you’ll find several of our absolute favourites within a short walk. Just don’t blame us if you spend more time browsing the bakeries than heading towards the rides!
The €7 Unbirthday Ice Cream from March Hare Refreshments is a great option, especially if you’re sharing between two younger children. The portion is surprisingly generous, with plenty of creamy soft serve and delicious toppings. Of course, whether you’ll actually want to hand over your spoon is another matter entirely!
6. Which Disneyland Paris snack would we avoid?
Without hesitation, the €5 Frozen Mango on a Stick from Frontierland. It earned an unforgettable -5/5 from our team! We were expecting something a little more exciting than a solid half-mango on a stick, but apparently that was exactly what we’d paid for. Five euros and a valuable lesson learned. We’ll stick to the ice cream next time!
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