Halloween Takes Over Cheshire Café

Halloween treats can be found all over Walt Disney World once Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Parties start for the year. From August through October, more and more treats come to the parks to help get everybody into the Halloween spirit. With the parties happening in the Magic Kingdom, it should be no surprise that this park gets the most love in terms of food and decorations for the spookiest holiday of the year. Even if you are not attending one of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, there is still plenty of Halloween goodness for when the sun is still up. One of the best locations in all of Magic Kingdom for some exclusive Halloween snacks is Cheshire Café over in Fantasyland. While there are plenty of treats all over the park, this spot has some that can’t be missed. The café is usually home to the Cheshire Cat Tail, which is a delicious croissant-like pastry loaded with chocolate and topped with pink and purple icing. With Halloween time coming around this year, this Cheshire Cat Tail turned into the Binx Pastry Tail! The new treat for the season is similar to the original, but opts for dark chocolate instead and comes with a Binx chocolate piece on top. For $5.79, this Hocus Pocus-inspired pastry can be yours to enjoy for either a quick breakfast, or delicious snack in between rides. Of course, you are going to need a drink to pair with your pastry, right? For all the coffee lovers out there, this one's for you. Nothing can give you an extra burst of energy during a Disney day quite like some cold brew. The Sanderson Sisters are brewing up something special for the Halloween season, as Cheshire Café introduces the Cold Witches’ Brew Coffee for $5.29. The French vanilla-flavored cold brew is topped with pumpkin spice foam, which itself is topped with sprinkles celebrating the spookiest time of the year. While this drink is perfect to get anyone ready for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, Cheshire Café also offers classic Joffrey’s Coffee Cold Brew for $4.29, with the option of adding a flavored syrup for 50 cents extra. For all the foolish mortals out there who aren’t into the coffee scene, you can also opt for the Hare March Foolish Tea, which is hibiscus tea topped with whipped cream and a chocolate coin. During the Halloween season, you’ll be able to see pumpkins and orange decorations anywhere you look to celebrate the holiday. Snacks and treats can be found all over the parks, but there is no better place to take in all the Halloween fun than Magic Kingdom. If you’re looking for a great place to start, then look no further than the Cheshire Café for a delicious Binx Pastry Tail, and spooky drink of your choosing!