Disneyland Paris Christmas Menus 2025 – What to Try!

If there’s one thing Disneyland Paris does brilliantly, it’s adding a little seasonal sparkle to absolutely everything, food included! ✨

This guide isn’t a full list of every burger, salad, or fry option in the parks (we’d be here until New Year’s Eve). Instead, it’s your shortcut to all the Christmas-specific dishes and desserts that have been added to the Disneyland Paris Christmas Menus — from 8 November 2025 to 6 January 2026.

So, whether you’re craving a limited-edition cupcake, a cosy festive dessert, or an entire Christmas-themed set menu, this is where you’ll find every new and seasonal bite worth knowing about.

🍽 Planning your visit? Don’t miss:

• 🎅 Quick Christmas at Disneyland Paris Guide
• ✨ November at Disneyland Paris – What’s New This Month
• 🎄 December at Disneyland Paris – What Not to Miss
• 🍴 12 Best (and 5 Worst) Places to Eat at Disneyland Paris

Au Chalet de la Marionnette – Fantasyland

Tucked between German fairytale charm and the smell of roast chicken, Au Chalet de la Marionnette is joining the festivities with Menu Montagnissime, packed with Alpine-style comfort. 📌 Au Chalet de la Marionnette full menu

Menu Noël Éternel – €22

• Burger Hiver Fondant (Melt-in-the-Winter Burger) – A rich, winter-ready creation with pulled pork, red gouda, Emmental cheese, cheddar potato pancake, raclette sauce, pickled mustard seeds, and a peppery rocket salad.
• Fries or Side Salad
• Délice du Traîneau (Sleigh Delight) – Creamy vanilla dessert with raspberry insert, white-chocolate ganache and almond shortbread.
• Cold Drink (50 cl)

Available without dessert for €20.

Café de la Brousse – Adventureland

Tucked away in Adventureland, you might need the Disneyland Paris app to find Café de la Brousse, but it’s worth the extra effort. 📌 Café de la Brousse full menu

Festive sweet treats I can’t wait to try:

• Magical Winter Cake Pop – €5.50 (cocoa cake with icing)
• Mickey or Minnie Jinglebread Biscuit – €7 each (gingerbread)
• Mickey’s Snowflake Shortbread – €6 (strawberry filled bisuit)

Bonus Tip: Café de la Brousse also has the Pineapple Whip (€6) – the closest thing Disneyland Paris has to a Dole Whip.

Café Hyperion – Discoveryland

This year, Café Hyperion is serving up the Menu Montagnissime (Mountain Majesty Menu), a hearty winter feast that’s fun to try on a chilly park day. 📌 Café Hyperion full menu

Menu Montagnissime (Mountain Majesty Menu) – €22:

• Burger des Pistes (Powder Trail Burger) – Emmental cheese bun with ground beef patty, red Gouda, pickles with mustard seeds in vinegar, cheddar potato pancake, raclette sauce, and arugula salad.
• Fries or Side Salad
• Délice du Traîneau (Sleigh Delight) – Creamy vanilla dessert with a raspberry insert, white-chocolate ganache, and almond shortbread.
• Cold Drink (50 cl)
Or, available without dessert for €20.

Casa de Coco – Frontierland

For something colourful and comforting, Casa de Coco brings Mexican warmth to Christmas.
📌 Casa de Coco full menu

Menu Mariachi – €22

• Choice of Burrito: Beef, Chicken or Vegan
• Ziggy Fries or Side Salad
• Inoubliable Accord (Exotic Melody) – sponge cake and exotic fruit mousse in the shape of Miguel’s guitar
• Cold Drink (50 cl)

Casa do Coco is probably my favourite quick service at Disneyland Paris. And these treats, while not Christmas-exclusive, I think are also worth considering over the festive period:

• Mug Coco Gourmand – €25 (cold chocolate-hazelnut drink with whipped cream & cookie bits, includes souvenir ‘Coco’ mug)
• Frozen Margarita (Alcoholic) – €9
• Churros with Nutella – €4.30

Casey’s Corner – Main Street U.S.A.

Casey’s Corner has only a touch of holiday sparkle this year with Sleigh Delight, the same sweet treat featured across several restaurants this year. But I have been told it’s delicious!
📌 Casey’s Corner full menu

• Délice du Traîneau (Sleigh Delight) – €5.50 – Creamy vanilla dessert with raspberry insert, white-chocolate ganache and almond shortbread.

Colonel Hathi’s Pizza Outpost – Adventureland

Colonel Hathi’s keeps its familiar dishes to include the chocolate-almond Mickey shaped cakes (€7 including a drink), but I’ll update this page if anything more festive is added.
📌 Colonel Hathi’s full menu

Cool Post – Adventureland

The Cool Post’s Christmas snack line-up might just win ‘cutest in the park!’
📌 Cool Post full menu

• Mickey & Minnie Jinglebread Biscuits – €7 each (Gingerbread)
• Mickey’s Starry Night Cupcake – €5 (Vanilla-flavour buttercream frosting)
• 3 Mini Mickey Waffles with Whipped Cream + Drink – €5.50/€8 with drink (available year-round, delicious!)

Cowboy Cookout Barbecue – Frontierland

If you’re after hearty winter food, Cowboy Cookout’s got you covered. (And if it looks similar to the Cafe Hyperion Menu, you’re not wrong!) 📌 Cowboy Cookout full menu

Menu Montagnissime (Mountain Majesty Menu) – €22:

• Burger des Pistes (Powder Trail Burger) – Emmental cheese bun with ground beef patty, red Gouda, pickles with mustard seeds in vinegar, cheddar potato pancake, raclette sauce, and arugula salad.
• Fries or Side Salad
• Délice du Traîneau (Sleigh Delight) – Creamy vanilla dessert with a raspberry insert, white-chocolate ganache, and almond shortbread.
• Cold Drink (50 cl)
Or, available without dessert for €20.

Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour – Main Street U.S.A.

Gibson Girl’s highlight this year is a festive sundae worthy of Santa himself, I’m loving the little Pluto accent.
📌 Gibson Girl full menu

• Cadeau Pluto Gourmand (Pluto’s Ice-Cream Surprise) – €7 – Tulip cone filled with your choice of ice-cream, strawberry coulis and colourful sprinkles.

🎬 The Hollywood Gardens Restaurant – Walt Disney Studios Park

Hollywood Gardens in World Premier is also serving up the Mountain Majesty Menu so you can get your festive burger fix in Walt Disney Studios Park, too.
📌 Hollywood Gardens full menu

Menu Montagnissime (Mountain Majesty Menu) – €22:

• Burger des Pistes (Powder Trail Burger) – Emmental cheese bun with ground beef patty, red Gouda, pickles with mustard seeds in vinegar, cheddar potato pancake, raclette sauce, and arugula salad.
• Fries or Side Salad
• Délice du Traîneau (Sleigh Delight) – Creamy vanilla dessert with a raspberry insert, white-chocolate ganache, and almond shortbread.
• Cold Drink (50 cl)
Or, available without dessert for €20.

The Ice Cream Company – Main Street U.S.A.

Main Street’s sweetest corner has added two indulgent winter warmers, and I’m loving the Chip and Dale theming!
📌 The Ice Cream Company full menu

 •  Affogato-Style Hot Chocolate or Coffee – €7 each
Vanilla ice-cream, whipped cream, cookie pieces and caramelised almonds & hazelnuts in either a coffee or hot chocolate.

I think this perfect for sipping while you’re waiting for the Christmas parade to twinkle by.

The Lucky Nugget Saloon – Frontierland

The Lucky Nugget has a dedicated Christmas menu. Not sure what Bambi would think of it though 😂.
📌 The Lucky Nugget full menu

Menu des Fetes (Celebration Menu) – €28

• Régal Cerf’tifié Noël (Deer-Lightful Christmas Treat) – Shredded venison 🦌 with chestnuts, heirloom vegetables and beer barbecue sauce.
• Noël Chou Devant (Christmas Cuteness Overload) – A puff pastry filled with vanilla ice-cream, caramelised apples, salted caramel and speculoos (like Biscoff) pieces.
• Cold drink or mineral water

Add a Christmas Amber Beer – €7.

Market House Deli – Main Street U.S.A.

I’m so excited that Market House Deli has brought back my favourite Music Festival snack – the adorable limited-edition brookies (a brownie-cookie hybrid). Instead of Chip and Dale theming, they’re now a festive Stitch and Angel duo.
📌 Market House Deli full menu

• Brookie Noël de Stitch (Christmas Stitch Brookie) – €5.50. Chocolate and praline hazelnut brookie (cookie + brownie) topped with a swirl of chocolate mousse and a candy piece featuring Stitch wearing a Christmas tree headband.
• Brookie Noël d’Angel (Christmas Angel Brookie) – €5.50. Chocolate and praline hazelnut brookie topped with vanilla mousse, pastel green frosting and a candy piece with festive Angel.

March Hare Refreshments – Fantasyland

Right beside Alice’s Curious Labyrinth, March Hare Refreshments is serving up those fun and photogenic gingerbread cookies.
📌 March Hare Refreshments full menu

• Biscuit Noël MMM’erveilleux (Mickey’s Jinglebread Biscuit) – €7
• Biscuit Noël Gourm’enjoué (Minnie’s Jinglebread Biscuit) – €7

And while you’re there, don’t overlook the Alice in Wonderland themed ice creams — they’re available all year but just as ‘wonderful’ at Christmas!

• Glace Labyrinthe des Merveilles – €7 – Vanilla “Curious Labyrinth” cone topped with Wonderland decorations.
• A’Door’able Ice Cream – €7 – Vanilla flavour with brownie chunks, caramelised almonds, and hazelnuts.
• Joyeux Non-Anniversaire Ice Cream – €7 – The ‘Unbirthday’ cone, with salted caramel sauce and popcorn.

The Old Mill – Fantasyland (Disneyland Park)

No menu change officially here at the moment, but keep an eye out for festive desserts making an unannounced appearance at the counter. Or, try the mini pancakes!
📌 The Old Mill full menu

Mini Crêpes Poffertjes – €6. Little Dutch-style pancakes sprinkled with sugar — warm, soft, and perfect for eating on the go while the snow (or bubble snow!) falls around you.
Add whipped cream for €1 if you’re feeling extra.

🍝 Pizzeria Bella Notte – Fantasyland

Bella Notte’s menu remains full of its Italian comfort favourites like spaghetti and Mickey pizza, but for Christmas they’ve also got one standout dessert.
📌 Pizzeria Bella Notte full menu

 • Délice du Traîneau (Sleigh Delight) – €5.50
Creamy vanilla dessert with raspberry insert, white-chocolate ganache and almond shortbread.

Restaurant Hakuna Matata – Adventureland

Hakuna Matata isn’t offering a festive menu as far as I know, but if that changes I will update this page.
📌 Restaurant Hakuna Matata full menu

In the meantime, there are a few desserts with a tropical flair you may enjoy in the winter season:

• Cupcake à la Banane – €5. Banana bread cupcake with chocolate buttercream decorated in a Lion King theme.
• Banane Plantain à la Noix de Coco et Nutella – €4. Plantaine banana with coconut and Nutella.
• Le Roi Lion Sandwich Glacé – €4.50. ‘Lion King’ vanilla ice-cream paw print sandwich with cocoa biscuits — still a pretty cute dessert, especially for little kids.

Toad Hall Restaurant – Fantasyland

Toad Hall has kept its classic British staples (yes, fish & chips are still the star of the show), but this year you can add that wonderfully Christmassy dessert to your meal.
📌 Toad Hall full menu

• Délice du Traîneau (Sleigh Delight) – €5.50. A creamy vanilla dessert with a raspberry insert, white-chocolate ganache and almond shortbread.
• Le Cupcake de Mr Toad (Mr Toad’s Cupcake) – €4. Lemon cream and meringue cupcake. Not Christmas exclusive, but still too cute to pass up.

☕ Victoria’s Home-Style Restaurant – Main Street U.S.A.

I might have saved the best for last – Victoria’s has transformed into a cosy café of festive drinks, luxurious bakes, and elegant holiday treats. Here’s what’s new on their Disneyland Paris Christmas menu 2025.
📌 Victoria’s Home-Style Restaurant full menu

Festive Drinks & Collectibles

• Choco Spéculoos de Noël – €8. Hot chocolate with speculoos (like Biscoff) syrup, whipped cream, and cookie pieces.
• Winter Cold Macchiato – €8. Lavazza coffee with cinnamon-roll syrup, milk, whipped cream, and caramel sauce.
• Collector Flute with Champagne Brut – €20. Not exclusive to Christmas, but still essential to the holidays in my view! A sparkling glass of bubbly served in a Disneyland Paris keepsake flute. And you don’t even need to drink it in the cold…
• Stitch Sipper – €26. A new Stitch-shaped drink sipper featuring him cuddling Scrump.

Festive Desserts

• Bûche à Partager (‘Yule Log’ to Share) – €20. Vanilla mousse, caramelised apples, maple syrup insert, and hazelnut sponge — beautifully presented with a gingerbread house design.
• L’Irrésistible Jack Skellington Pastry (The Pumpkin King Pastry) – €6. Vanilla mouse with praline centre. Same as the Halloween version.

👱🏻‍♀️ My Thoughts

When it comes to this year’s Disneyland Paris Christmas menus, I’d say they’ve been carefully curated rather than completely reinvented. There aren’t many brand-new surprises, but there’s still plenty to get excited about if, like me, you love a good festive treat between rides.

On the downside, I do wish Disneyland Paris would introduce more plant-based options — a vegan burger, or even a vegetarian or fish burger, would make a world of difference. The park has been making progress, but that’s an area that’s still waiting for its glow-up.

That said, there are a few returning favourites I’m genuinely thrilled about. The Magical Winter Cake Pop has my heart (you know I’m obsessed with these cute little bites!), and the Mickey’s Starry Night Cupcake looks like Christmas magic. And as for the hot chocolate with ice cream? It sounds so delightfully odd that I definitely have to try it!

Overall, I’m really looking forward to my upcoming Christmas trip, and I can’t wait to report back to you once I’ve tasted these treats for myself. Stay tuned — I’ll be sharing my honest thoughts (and probably a few frosting-covered selfies) very soon!