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10 Must-Try Non-Alcoholic Beverages at Walt Disney World

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Walt Disney World is famous for its creative beverages, and it’s not just about cocktails or craft beers! From iconic themed drinks to indulgent milkshakes, there are countless non-alcoholic specialty beverages perfect for kids, adults who prefer to skip alcohol, or anyone looking for a refreshing treat. Whether you’re strolling through Magic Kingdom or exploring the countries of EPCOT, these drinks offer a magical way to stay hydrated and happy.

Here are 10 of the best non-alcoholic drinks you need to try on your next Disney vacation!


1. Blue and Green Milk – Galaxy’s Edge, Disney’s Hollywood Studios

No trip to Batuu is complete without a stop at the Milk Stand for the iconic Blue and Green Milk. These vegan-friendly drinks, made from a coconut and rice milk base, are beloved for their fruity flavors and slushy texture. The Blue Milk has hints of dragon fruit, pineapple, and watermelon, while the Green Milk is more citrus-forward with notes of mandarin orange and passion fruit.

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It’s the perfect intergalactic refreshment for Star Wars fans.


2. LeFou’s Brew – Gaston’s Tavern, Magic Kingdom

Step into Gaston’s Tavern and treat yourself to LeFou’s Brew, a whimsical drink that combines frozen apple juice with a subtle marshmallow flavor. Topped with tropical fruit foam, it’s as fun to look at as it is to drink! Bonus points if you grab the souvenir stein to relive your Disney memories at home.


3. Night Blossom – Pongu Pongu, Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Bright, colorful, and irresistibly alien, the Night Blossom at Pongu Pongu in Pandora – The World of Avatar is a fan-favorite. This slushy drink layers vibrant pink and green limeade with apple and desert pear flavors, topped with passion fruit boba balls for a burst of flavor. It’s as Instagram-worthy as it is delicious, especially on a hot day.


4. Peanut Butter & Jelly Milkshake – 50’s Prime Time Café, Disney’s Hollywood Studios

This creamy concoction at 50’s Prime Time Café delivers all the nostalgic flavors of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in milkshake form. Perfect for dessert or as a mid-day treat, it’s a must-try for those who love classic comfort flavors. Plus, the retro vibes of the café make this experience even sweeter.


5. Pineapple Dole Whip Float – Various Locations

The Pineapple Dole Whip Float is the quintessential Disney treat! This dairy-free delight combines the creamy, fruity goodness of Dole Whip with refreshing pineapple juice. You can find it at spots like Aloha Isle in Magic Kingdom and Tamu Tamu Refreshments in Animal Kingdom.

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Pro tip: Swirl the pineapple with vanilla for an extra indulgent twist!


6. Seashore Sweet – AbracadaBar, Disney’s BoardWalk

Over at AbracadaBar on the BoardWalk, the Seashore Sweet brings a touch of magic with its cotton candy and lemonade combination. The cotton candy dissolves right before your eyes as the lemonade is poured, creating a fizzy, fun drink with an added side of cotton candy for extra whimsy.


7. Zingiber Fizzie – Tiffins Restaurant, Disney’s Animal Kingdom

For a sophisticated non-alcoholic option, head to Tiffins Restaurant and try the Zingiber Fizzie. This refreshing drink features passion fruit puree, lime juice, ginger beer, and a hint of lemon. The balance of tangy and sweet flavors makes it a delightful pairing with the restaurant’s globally inspired menu.


8. Schweitzer Slush – Jungle Navigation Co. LTD Skipper Canteen, Magic Kingdom

At Skipper Canteen, you’ll find the Schweitzer Slush, a playful drink that combines frozen apple juice and passion fruit with green apple boba balls. This beverage is a nod to the Jungle Cruise and is as entertaining as the pun-loving skippers themselves. It’s a refreshing break from the hustle and bustle of Magic Kingdom.


9. Kakigori – Kabuki Café, Japan Pavilion, EPCOT

Travel to the Japan Pavilion at EPCOT for a sweet and refreshing treat: Kakigori. This traditional Japanese shaved ice comes in flavors like tangerine, melon, blue raspberry, and rainbow, with the option to add a creamy sweet milk topping. It’s a must-try for anyone exploring the World Showcase.

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10. Sea Salt Caramel Hot Cocoa – Ghirardelli Soda Fountain & Chocolate Shop, Disney Springs

For a rich and decadent experience, indulge in the Sea Salt Caramel Hot Cocoa at Ghirardelli Soda Fountain in Disney Springs. This warm beverage is topped with whipped cream, caramel, and a sprinkle of sea salt for a luxurious, chocolatey treat. It’s perfect for cooler evenings or as a sweet ending to your shopping spree.


Final Thoughts

Walt Disney World offers much more than incredible attractions and thrilling rides—it’s also a paradise for foodies and beverage enthusiasts. These non-alcoholic drinks prove that the magic extends to every sip, catering to every taste and preference.

Next time you visit the parks, make sure to try one (or all) of these specialty beverages and elevate your Disney experience. Cheers to magical memories!

About Stacy Milford

Stacy has lived in 4 countries on 3 continents, and travels whenever humanly possible. Passionate about music theatre, dessert, and adventure in the great wide somewhere, she visits Walt Disney World every year, usually during Halloween! Stacy currently divides her time between writing and teaching English as a second language to children in China, and is pretty sure growing up is over-rated.