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Disney World’s Best Secret Menu Items You Can’t Miss

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Disney World is famous for its top-notch dining experiences, offering a wide variety of unique flavors and beloved dishes. From quick snacks to fine dining, Disney restaurants are known for their iconic creations that keep visitors coming back for more. But did you know there are also a number of delicious secret menu items hidden throughout the parks and resorts?

These off-menu treasures offer something new and exciting for Disney foodies who are in the know. Whether you’re a Disney dining veteran or a first-timer, here are some of the best secret menu items to try at Disney World.

1. Dole Whip Taco

If you love the iconic Dole Whip, prepare to be amazed by the Dole Whip Taco! This secret treat combines the refreshing sweetness of Dole Whip with a fun twist. The Dole Whip Taco features a watermelon-flavored Dole Whip served on a wedge of juicy watermelon and sprinkled with chocolate chips to mimic watermelon seeds.

Where can you find this delightful creation? Head over to Marketplace Snacks in Disney Springs and ask for the Dole Whip Taco. While it’s not listed on the regular menu, cast members will know exactly what you’re asking for.

2. Galaxy Loaded Fries

Calling all fans of loaded fries! Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café in Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom has an out-of-this-world secret menu item just for you. The Galaxy Loaded Fries is an indulgent dish featuring crispy fries topped with garlic ranch sauce, melted cheese, bacon bits, pico de gallo, and a sprinkle of flaming hot cheese dust.

A colorful sign for "Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe" at Disney World. The sign features a large star with teal and purple accents and illuminated white text. A smaller oval below has "Cafe" in neon-style letters, with a rocket graphic, against a white wall background—a true gem for those who know the Disney World Secret Menu.

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But there’s a catch! This delicious dish is only available via mobile order, so make sure to place your order through the My Disney Experience app to enjoy these galactic fries.

3. Nachos Rio Grande Challenge

Looking for a fun food challenge? Gather your friends and head to Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Café in Frontierland at Magic Kingdom for the Nachos Rio Grande Challenge. This massive platter of nachos is big enough to serve six people and comes loaded with all the fixings: ground beef, shredded chicken, lettuce, tomato, cheese, sour cream, guacamole, salsa, and queso.

At around $90, this secret menu item is as impressive as it is delicious. To order, simply ask for the Nachos Rio Grande Challenge between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m., and be prepared for a feast!

4. Secret Menu at All-Star Movies Premier Food Court

For a truly unique secret menu experience, head to Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort and visit the Roxy Counter at the Premier Food Court. To reveal the secret menu items, you’ll need to ask for the “secret menu” at the counter, and a cast member will present you with an old-school Viewmaster, where you’ll get a fun peek at the hidden dishes.

So, what’s on this secret menu? You’ll find indulgent dishes like Poutine with Gravy and Cheese Curds, a Bacon Mac and Cheese Dog, and the legendary Cinnamon Bun and Candied Bacon Cheeseburger.

5. Jungle Skipper Canteen’s Pão de Queijo

The Jungle Navigation Co. LTD Skipper Canteen in Adventureland at Magic Kingdom is known for its whimsical atmosphere and adventurous eats. But hidden away on its secret menu is Pão de Queijo, a delicious Brazilian cheese bread served with chimichurri cream cheese.

Jungle Skipper Canteen

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While this dish isn’t listed on the regular menu, it’s well worth asking your server about. And if you’re a fan of refreshing beverages, be sure to try the secret Cerulean Blue Sangria or the Frosty Pineapple drink, which are also off-menu gems.

6. Christmas Pudding at Rose & Crown Dining Room

Craving a taste of the holidays year-round? At Rose & Crown Dining Room in EPCOT’s United Kingdom Pavilion, you can enjoy Christmas Pudding any time of the year. This plant-based dessert is a rich chocolate pudding topped with whipped cream and infused with coffee flavors.

Though it’s not on the regular menu, all you need to do is ask your server for the Christmas Pudding, and you’ll get to indulge in this festive treat whenever you visit EPCOT.

7. ‘Ohana Bread Pudding at Kona Café

Love the bread pudding at ‘Ohana but can’t get a reservation? You’re in luck! You can order ‘Ohana’s famous Bread Pudding at Kona Café in Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. Just ask your server for the dessert, and they’ll bring you a portion of this warm, gooey, and utterly delicious bread pudding, complete with caramel sauce and vanilla ice cream.

For a more casual experience, head to the Tambu Lounge, where you can also request popular ‘Ohana items like Sticky Wings and Pot Stickers while enjoying a tropical drink.

8. Gideon’s Bakehouse Secret Cookies

Gideon’s Bakehouse at Disney Springs is already famous for its giant, mouth-watering cookies. But did you know that they occasionally offer secret menu cookies? These exclusive treats aren’t listed on the regular menu, and you’ll need to follow Gideon’s on social media or sign up for their newsletter to find out when these limited-edition flavors are available.

A close-up of a richly textured Gideons cookie topped with an assortment of chocolate chips and caramel pieces. The cookie is displayed on a wooden surface, with a dark background that subtly shows some dried twigs.

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With decadent, ever-changing flavors, Gideon’s Bakehouse’s secret cookies are a must-try for any Disney foodie.

9. Strawberry Soup at Grand Floridian Café

Although 1900 Park Fare at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is currently closed, fans of its beloved Strawberry Soup can still get their fix at the Grand Floridian Café. This sweet, chilled soup is a refreshing blend of strawberries and cream, perfect for a light dessert.

Simply ask your server at Grand Floridian Café for the Strawberry Soup, and you’ll be able to enjoy this classic dish during your meal.

10. The King Dog

If you’re feeling adventurous, head to the Hot Diggity Dogs food truck at Disney Springs and ask for The King Dog. This wild creation starts with an all-beef hot dog served on a French toast batter-dipped, cereal-encrusted bun. It’s then topped with spicy peanut butter sauce, banana honey mustard, chipotle berry preserves, and bacon.

While it may sound like an odd combination, it has a loyal fan base—and now you know how to order it! Just say, “Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dog,” and the team will know exactly what you’re after.

Final Thoughts

Disney World’s secret menu items offer adventurous diners the chance to try something new and exciting, from sweet treats to savory indulgences. Be sure to ask about hidden menu options at your favorite restaurants during your next trip to Disney World, and you might just uncover a new favorite dish.

Whether you’re looking for something familiar with a twist or a completely off-the-wall creation, these secret items are sure to satisfy your cravings in the most magical way.

About Laura

Laura Catherine aka “LC” is a writer who resides in Maryland with her family and several pets. She visits Walt Disney World whenever she can. Additionally, she is a published author of three novels, a children’s book, and has a passion for gardening.