Hear Ye, Hear Ye! The Ultimate Foodie Guide to World Princess Week at Walt Disney World

Published by Jon Self on August 1, 2026 July 31, 2026

World Princess Week treats return across Walt Disney World, from new decadent eclairs to classic snacks Disney claims are special just for this week. World Princess Week at Walt Disney World runs from August 16-22, 2026.

It’s that time of year again when Disney dusts off the tiaras, polishes the edible shimmer powder, and declares August 16–22 as World Princess Week across Walt Disney World. Whether you’re embarking on a monorail snack crawl or casually hunting for sugar across Disney Springs, there is a royal court’s worth of sweets waiting for you. However, before you pull out your Disney Rewards Visa, we need to talk about what’s actually new versus what Disney PR just put a tiara on and called “limited-time.”

Here is your complete foodie breakdown, featuring the shiny brand-new additions you might should prioritize, alongside the classic (and somewhat hilarious) year-round regulars making their annual “exclusive” red carpet appearance.

The Shiny New Royalty: Brand-New World Princess Week Treats You Should Consider Trying

If you only have room in your stomach (or budget) for a few treats during World Princess Week, direct your royal carriage straight toward these brand-new culinary creations:

• NEW! Princess of the Bayou (Amorette’s Patisserie – Disney Springs)
  • The Breakdown: Vanilla chiffon layered with pistachio-praline crunch, orange pâte de fruit, and topped with smooth pistachio mousse.
  • Why You Need It: Amorette’s never misses when it comes to visual storytelling. The combination of earthy pistachio praline and bright orange pâte de fruit gives major Tiana bayou vibes while keeping the flavor profile sophisticated and balanced.

• NEW! Tiana’s Caramel Éclair (Riverside Mill Food Court & Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory – Disney’s Port Orleans Resorts)
  • The Breakdown: A delicate pastry shell stuffed with honey crémeux, drizzled in caramel, and topped with spiced pecans.
  • Why You Need It: It’s practically law that you can’t visit Port Orleans without getting sugar on your shirt. This éclair takes classic New Orleans flavors (honey, caramel, and pecans) and elevates them into a legitimate pastry flex. Of course, you will need to be a Walt Disney World on-site guest to take the boat or bus from Disney Springs to enjoy this treat.

• NEW! Lemon Blueberry Entremet (Le Petit Café – Disney’s Riviera Resort)
  • The Breakdown: Blueberry mousse, lemon chiffon cake, lemon curd, and blueberry compote.
  • Why You Need It: Riviera’s bakery team continues to be the unsung hero of Disney World pastry arts. Tart lemon curd paired with sweet blueberry compote makes this the ultimate refreshing mid-day resort-hopping snack.

The “Wait, Haven’t You Been Here All Year?” Royal Guard

Ah, Disney marketing at its finest. We love these snacks dearly, but we have to giggle when items available 365 days a year (or practically year-round) get rebranded as “exclusive World Princess Week offerings.” In fairness, some of these World Princess Week treats are returning options. However, many are available right now and some have been available for years – looking at your beignets and Belle Cup of Enchantment! Hey, if adding edible glitter turns a Tuesday afternoon snack into a royal event, who are we to judge?

Returning World Princess Week Treats for 2026

• Tiana’s Famous Beignets (Golden Oak Outpost – Magic Kingdom)
  • The Reality Check: Light, fluffy beignets drizzled with honey and buried in powdered sugar. They are delicious! They are iconic! But let’s be real: you’ve been able to grab these at Magic Kingdom for ages. Putting them on the World Princess Week menu is like re-wrapping a birthday present you already opened last week. We see you, Disney!
• Aurora Cone (Storybook Treats – Magic Kingdom)
  • The Reality Check: DOLE Whip Strawberry and blue soft-serve swirled in a sugar cone with white chocolate crispy pearls. This bright pink-and-blue beauty has been charming Fantasyland guests during regular park hours forever. (Just remember: it takes a nap during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party nights!).
• Belle Cup of Enchantment (Fairfax Fare – Disney’s Hollywood Studios)
  • The Reality Check: Cranberry and Minute Maid Passion Fruit Orange Guava (POG) Juice with yellow shimmer and strawberry boba. A park staple drink that mysteriously becomes “regal” every August when the boba catches the Florida sunlight.
• Bubbles of the Sea (ABC Commissary & Market – Disney’s Hollywood Studios)
  • The Reality Check: Gold Peak Sweet Green Tea, lemon juice, pineapple, and guava with boba pearls and shimmer. It’s bubbly, it’s sweet, and yes, it’s been on the menu before Princess Week kicks off.
• Mermaid Caramel Ganache Pop (The Ganachery – Disney Springs)
  • The Reality Check: Salted caramel ganache covered in rich milk chocolate. A staple of World Princess Week treats in the Ganachery display case that happily dons its fins for the occasion.
• The Royal Chef’s Dessert Plate (Akershus Royal Banquet Hall – EPCOT)
  • The Reality Check: An assortment of Norwegian-inspired desserts. If you’re dining inside Akershus, you were getting this plate regardless of the week on the calendar, but hey, eating it during Princess Week makes you feel 10% more aristocratic.
• Motunui Ube Sundae (Anandapur Ice Cream Truck – Disney’s Animal Kingdom)
  • The Reality Check: Vibrant ube soft-serve served with tropical fruits, coconut, raspberry crumbs, and macadamia nuts. Animal Kingdom’s coolest ice cream truck started serving this weeks ago, but Moana approves of the extra spotlight.
• The Ocean Chose You (Capt. Cook’s & Kona Island – Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort)
  • The Reality Check: Banana chiffon cake, caramel-milk chocolate mousse, dark chocolate-banana crumbs, vanilla syrup, and buttercream. Another fan-favorite that lives at the Poly and joins the princess lineup each summer.
• Tiana’s Mint Chocolate Chip Bar (Gasparilla Island Grill – Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa)
  • The Reality Check: Mint chocolate chip mousse set on a cocoa sablé crust. Smooth, rich, and readily accessible at the Grand Floridian. This returns as one of the World Princess Week treats.

Summary Strategy for Your World Princess Week Treats Crawl

1. Hit Disney Springs & Resorts for the NEW Items: Prioritize Amorette’s Patisserie, Port Orleans, and Riviera Resort if you want genuinely fresh flavors you haven’t tried a dozen times before.
2. Don’t Stress Park Availability: If you miss out on “limited” items at Magic Kingdom or Disney’s Hollywood Studios, don’t worry. Half of them will still be right there at the counter next time.

Happy snacking, fair royalty. May your boba stay bubbly and your soft-serve not melt in the 95-degree Florida heat. All the World Princes Week treats will be available from August 16 through August 22.

For more theme park-related news and information, visit MSM News. As always, eat like you mean it!

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