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Disney World Passholders Are Getting Something Special This Holiday Season at EPCOT

Being a Walt Disney World Annual Passholder comes with plenty of perks, from discounts on merchandise and dining to special events and exclusive treats. Some of the most popular Passholder perks are the limited-edition collectibles that only Passholders can get their hands on. This holiday season, Passholders are getting something special at EPCOT, and it’s free. Well, kind of. You’ll still have to buy the exclusive treat in order to take the cup home.

This year, Annual Passholders will be able to bring home a festive Figment cup during the EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays. The collectible cup comes with a brand-new Passholder-exclusive treat called the Raspberry Sleigh, and it’s sure to be a hit with fans of everyone’s favorite purple dragon. Figment has become one of EPCOT’s most beloved characters, and seeing him decked out for the holidays makes this cup even more special.

For Passholders who love collecting Disney souvenirs, this is one you won’t want to miss. Here’s everything you need to know about the Raspberry Sleigh, the Figment cup, where to find it, and what you’ll need to bring to the register.

When Is the EPCOT Festival of the Holidays?

The EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays returns on November 27, the day after Thanksgiving. The festival brings holiday food, entertainment, decorations, and seasonal fun to EPCOT, especially around World Showcase.

Each year, the festival includes a special treat just for Annual Passholders, and this year’s offering comes with a brand-new collectible cup.

What Is the Raspberry Sleigh?

The Raspberry Sleigh is a frozen dessert available only to Annual Passholders. Disney describes it as “a sweet treat featuring DOLE Whip Raspberry with Chocolate Sauce, Powdered Sugar and a Chocolate Jingle Bell.”

The raspberry soft-serve appears to have chocolate sauce swirled right into it. On top sits a gold-colored chocolate jingle bell, and a dusting of powdered sugar gives the treat a snowy look that fits its sleigh-themed name.

For DOLE Whip fans, this holiday twist on a classic favorite sounds like a must-try.

Figment holiday treats in souvenir cups with jingle bells at the EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays.
Credit: Disney

A Look at the Figment Cup

The best part of the Raspberry Sleigh might be the cup it comes in. Disney says the cup is Passholder-branded and features a festive Figment with Festival of the Holidays theming.

On the cup, Figment wears a blue holiday sweater with his arms raised in celebration. He’s surrounded by snowflakes, ornaments, and the Imagination Pavilion. On the other side, the festival wordmark and Passholder lettering appear in gold.

It’s a cheerful, colorful design that Figment fans and holiday collectors will love.

Figment Returns for Another Holiday

This isn’t Figment’s first time on a Passholder holiday cup. This is actually his second year in a row.

Last year, Figment appeared on a Passholder cup that came with a blue raspberry slushy at Refreshment Station. He was also featured on the 2025 Passholder-exclusive long-sleeve shirt.

This year’s cup switches things up by pairing Figment with a frozen dessert instead of a slushy, and it’s available at a different spot in World Showcase.

The Figment ornament for the EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays
Credit: Disney

Where to Find the Raspberry Sleigh

The Raspberry Sleigh and Figment cup are available at Refreshment Outpost, a snack stand located between the China and Germany pavilions in World Showcase.

Refreshment Outpost can be easy to miss, so keep an eye out for it as you walk between those two pavilions. It’s hosted Passholder holiday exclusives before, including the Cinnamon Frozen Coca-Cola back in 2022.

African Refreshment Outpost at EPCOT
Credit: Disney

Dates and Availability

Passholders can buy the Raspberry Sleigh daily during normal park operating hours from:

  • November 27 through December 30

The treat and cup are available while supplies last, so if you have your heart set on bringing home the Figment cup, it’s a good idea to visit early in the festival.

What You Need to Buy the Treat

Disney has a few requirements for Passholders who want to purchase the Raspberry Sleigh:

  • Show a valid Annual Pass ID in the Tickets and Passes section of the My Disney Experience app.
  • Show a valid government-issued photo ID.
  • Have valid admission and an EPCOT theme park reservation, or visit after 2:00 PM or on a good-to-go day, subject to blockout dates.

Disney also notes that offerings, dates, hours, and locations can change without notice and may be canceled.

Snowflake topiaries during the EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays
Credit: Theme Park Tourist, Flickr

Tips for Getting Your Figment Cup

  • Go early in the festival. The cup is only available while supplies last.
  • Have your IDs ready. You’ll need your Annual Pass ID in the app and a photo ID.
  • Check your reservation. Make sure you have a park reservation or are visiting during eligible times.
  • Look for Refreshment Outpost. It’s between China and Germany.
  • Pair it with the festival. Explore the holiday booths and entertainment while you’re there.

A Sweet Holiday Perk for Passholders

The Raspberry Sleigh and festive Figment cup are a fun way to celebrate the holidays at EPCOT. With a tasty DOLE Whip twist and an adorable collectible cup, it’s the kind of Passholder perk that makes a festival visit feel extra special.

Will you be grabbing the Figment cup at EPCOT Festival of the Holidays this year?

Erica Lauren

Erica Lauren is a theme park writer and content creator based in Orlando, Florida, where she enjoys the magic of Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort. With frequent visits to the parks, she provides an insider's perspective on the attractions. As a dedicated runDisney participant, Erica combines her love for running with her passion for theme parks. When not writing or running through the parks, she’s busy planning her next trip to discover new amusement parks. A thrill ride enthusiast, she believes the best seat is always in the front row of the fastest coaster and has plenty of… More »

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