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Fall has arrived at Disney Springs and WDWNT got to experience many of the new and returning offerings, including a Halloween popcorn mix from Goofy’s Candy Company and treats from Amorette’s Patisserie.
Fall & Halloween at Disney Springs
Disney Springs Seasonal Entertainment
Seasonal entertainment at Disney Springs includes autumnal stilt-walkers, scarecrow roller-skaters, and a drumline.
The entertainment will roam the area near World of Disney.
World of Disney
Inside World of Disney, guests can shop fall and Halloween merchandise. It’s decorated for the season with banners and signs featuring Mickey and Friends with pumpkins, as well as prop pumpkins and ghosts.
Goofy’s Candy Co.
Last month, Goofy’s Candy Company debuted create-your-own popcorn options. The new seasonal Halloween mix includes candy corn, marshmallows, chocolate drizzle, and sprinkles for $17.99.
Amorette’s Patisserie
Next to World of Disney, Amorette’s Patisserie has several seasonal treats. For $8.75, get a chocolate chip cookie baked inside a croissant or a s’mores croissant filled with chocolate ganache and marshmallow.
Themed treats include the $8.75 pumpkin spiced crème brûlée. It’s topped with a jack-o’-lantern decoration and meringue.
The Sanderson Sisters from Hocus Pocus inspire these three eclairs:
- Winifred Sanderson Cherry Pie Eclair: filled with cherry pie filling, streusel, and vanilla mousse – $8
- Mary Sanderson Peanut Butter Eclair: filled with peanut butter mousse, caramel ganache, and nougat pieces – $8
- Sarah Sanderson S’mores Eclair: filled with marshmallow mousse, chocolate ganache, and graham cracker pieces – $8
This poisoned apple-inspired treat is the Apple Cheesecake for $9.75. It’s made of vanilla cheesecake with apple compote, apple caramel ganache, and a spiced graham cracker crust.
The Halloween Cookie is a chocolate chip cookie with pretzel pieces, toffee, milk and dark chocolate chips, and a chocolate coin featuring Vampire Mickey. The cookie is $5.
Celebrate with the Candle Petit Cake resembling a purple candle with black wax and a yellow flame. It’s a $24 black velvet cake with spiced berry jam, pumpkin ganache, and dark chocolate glaçage.
The Ganachery
Visit The Ganachery for a variety of chocolate seasonal treats, including a Mickey piñata, pumpkin spice s’more, cinnamon chocolate square, and Ursula dark berry pop.
The piñata is $35 and comes with a wood hammer for smashing. It’s a dark chocolate Mickey head with vampire fangs and a collar. When you smash it open, blood orange jelly candies and milk chocolate ghosts spill out.
For $8, get the Ursula dark berry pop featuring blackberry ganache with cassis and vanilla covered in dark chocolate.
These Coco cinnamon squares adorned with printed edible sugar skulls are $3.50. They’re made with Sri Lankan cinnamon and milk chocolate. The cinnamon isn’t overpowering and the chocolate is perfect. We give them a 7/7.
PhotoPass Studio
The Tangled photo op at the PhotoPass studio has been replaced by Mickey’s Pumpkin Patch. Guests pose among hay bales and pumpkins.
Check out the full menus for Halloween at Disney Springs and stay tuned for our review of Jock Lindsey’s Halloween Hangar Bar.
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