REVIEW: "This Is Divine!" 4 NEW Halloween Treats Have Arrived at Disney World Hotels

Dining in Disney World is a passion of ours!

So many Halloween snacks!

We’ve been diving into Disney World’s Halloween treats for over 15 years, and this year is no different! Now, we’re headed to 3 different hotels to try out 4 brand-new fall treats.

When it comes to Halloween treats, Disney World does it right! There are tons you can enjoy around the parks, especially during Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. While the parks do it right, the resorts are seriously underrated when it comes to those perfect desserts. First, we started over at Gasparilla Grill at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort to grab the new Dulce de Leche Brownie!

The Dulce de Leche Brownie!

This is a chocolate brownie with a dulce de leche ganache and ginger pepita crumble for $5.49! What a way to start our day off! This was divine! The brownie was more of a cake consistency than a fudge brownie, so it was more pillowy and spongy.

This was so good!

The ginger crumble gets lost in the dulce de leche ganache, so it’s more caramel and chocolate than anything. The pepita gave it a nice crunch, which we loved. For the price, this was a nice treat to grab while we strolled around the resort.

Have a bite!

Next, we went to Trail’s End at Fort Wilderness for two treats! The first was the Headless Horseman Pop for $5.49. It was chocolate chip cookie dough and brownie dipped in white chocolate with a chocolate piece.

The Headless Horseman Pop!

This one was super cute, well-decorated, and incredible! The bulk of the flavor comes from the chocolate chip cookie dough, giving it a more gritty consistency like you would find in cookie dough. We loved that this was like eating cookie dough without the fear of getting sick! Plus, it has that nice layer of icing and chocolate to seal the deal.

The inside!

Second, we grabbed the Pumpkin Sugar Cookie for $3.99. It was a Halloween Sugar Cookie coated in dark and white chocolate.

The Pumpkin Cookie!

This one did look cute as well, but it felt like something we could buy anywhere. It was the grocery store style sugar cookie that you can almost taste the flour on. It was crumbly and dry. It was fun and cute, but we would definitely say skip if you’re looking for a soft, light sugar cookie.

It’s pretty thin!

Finally, we stopped by All-Star Music Resort to head to Intermissions Food Court to try the Apple Cinnamon Cupcake for $5.99!

The Apple Cinnamon Cupcake

Starting at the top, the apple cinnamon icing was not too sweet and didn’t feel like we were just eating lard. It also didn’t leave behind a film in your mouth, and you can taste the cinnamon in it, which made us feel the fall. The cupcake itself was so dense, but it was also moist enough that it stuck to our fingers.

The inside!

There were chunks of apple in this, which we loved… at first! The more we tried, the more we felt like the cupcake was underbaked and doughy in the middle. While it had real potential, we don’t know that we would go out of our way for this one again.

Have a bite!

There are so many amazing fall snacks around the Disney World resort, and these are just scratching the surface! As always, be sure to keep following DFB for more Disney news, updates, and reviews.