Disneyland: Your Dairy-Free Guide to Food & Dining at the Parks

Updated for 2026! Disney World is an iconic spot for allergic travelers, but what about Disneyland? It doesn’t get as much coverage, but Disneyland in Anaheim, California can still be a great allergy-friendly vacation. This quick guide covers the dairy-free food (including vegan options) to look for in each section of Disneyland Park, California Adventure, Downtown Disney, and the on-site Disneyland Hotels. We also have a section for Snack Carts to watch for in the Parks.

Photos from Disneyland. The information in this post is from Disneyland allergy guides and menus, and from reader recommendations, but we are not affiliated with Disney. 

Disneyland: Your Dairy-Free Guide to Food & Dining at the Parks

For Disneyland Park and California Adventure we’ve grouped the eateries by theme sections in the parks. Using the map of the parks, we’ve listed these sections clockwise from the entrance – or heading left when you enter the park. If you discover any changes, or find some additional dairy-free options, kindly leave a comment!

Please Note: In many cases, the dairy-free or food allergy-friendly options at Disneyland require special ordering. So always let the staff know what your dietary needs are and if you have a food allergy. Disneyland restaurants have protocols in place for handling allergy orders. Menu items and ingredients are subject to change at any time, and potential cross-contamination with allergens should always be considered a risk in commercial kitchens. The following is a guide for informational purposes. It is intended to help with your planning, but should not replace your own due diligence. Only you can decide what is “safe” for your needs.

Disneyland Park: MAIN STREET

• Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen (all day / night snacks) – Of course, they have several candies that are dairy-free. But some other fun finds here include kettle corn, cinnamon candied apples, and Enjoy life chocolate bars and breakfast ovals (with Mickey packaging).
• Carnation Cafe (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – This is a favorite stop for allergy-friendly Mickey Mouse-shaped waffles. They can be ordered with sausage and bacon. For lunch and dinner, they have a nice little vegan menu with a garden salad, veggie burger, brownie a la mode, and ice cream float. You can also get milk allergy friendly chili and hamburger sliders.
• Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor (afternoon / night snacks) – It looks like they have discontinued the vegan ice cream, but they still have Outshine frozen fruit bars.
• Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe (lunch / dinner) – They are open for breakfast, but they don’t have any regular dairy-free options in the morning. For lunch and dinner, they have a garden grain salad, turkey ciabatta sandwich, and kids turkey sandwich.
• Market House / Starbucks (all day / night snacks) – This is essentially a Starbucks, with the same menu. See our Starbucks Dairy-Free Guide to help with options. They also have local items, like a coconut yogurt parfait and packaged snacks like Uncrustables.
• Plaza Inn (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – This is a good spot or a signature breakfast with dairy-free Mickey waffles, eggs to order, potatoes, and meats. Their lunch and dinner menu has changed, and now requires more custom ordering for dairy-free guests. Nevertheless, they are good at accommodating allergen requests.
• Refreshment Corner (lunch / dinner) – All-beef hot dogs, chili, and of course, chili dogs, are available on their milk allergy-friendly menu. The hot dogs are served with chips and mandarin oranges. They also sell those Bavarian-style Mickey pretzels.

Disneyland Park: ADVENTURELAND

• Bengal BBQ (all day / night snacks) – Their outback vegetable skewers are vegan (but cooked on a shared grill), and they have a plant-based hummus trio. We’ve also been told select meaty skewers can be dairy-free on request – just be sure to check on the sauce (some contain dairy), and about grill cross-contamination issues, if concerned.
• South Seas Traders (all day) – This fruit stand is loaded with fruit in all forms: whole, cut, fresh and dried. They also have some veggie snacks and pickles.
• Tiki Juice Bar (all day snacks) – Their menu is simple: dairy-free pineapple Dole Whip, pineapple juice, and pineapple floats. Enjoy!
• The Tropical Hideaway (all day / night snacks) – Ready to mix things up? They swirl multiple fruity flavors of dairy-free Dole Whip and offer a few different Dole Whip floats. They also sell a few savory Asia-inspired snacks.

Disneyland Park: NEW ORLEANS SQUARE

• Blue Bayou (lunch / dinner) – Their vegan menu includes a tomato cream pasta, farmer’s market style salad, and crème brûlée tart for dessert. The milk allergy-friendly menu also includes prime rib and market fish with crab rice on the main menu, and sauteed shrimp, whole grain pasta, market vegetables, and rice on the kids’ menu.
• Cafe Orleans (lunch / dinner) – Their milk allergy-friendly menu includes braised beef short ribs, Provençal bean and herb pesto salad, garden shepherd’s pie, kid’s sauteed shrimp, vegetables, rice, and a crème brûlée tart for dessert.
• Mint Julep Bar (all day / night lounge) – They offer a small range of refreshing mint julep icy drinks for adults. But their beignets do contain dairy.
• Royal Street Veranda (lunch / dinner) – They no longer have dairy-free soup, but they do sell PB&J Uncrustables.
• Tiana’s Palace (lunch / dinner) – The plant-based menu includes vegan 7 greens gumbo, and the milk allergy menu adds a roasted BBQ chicken drumstick with heirloom rice entree.

Disneyland Park: FRONTIERLAND

• Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante (lunch / dinner) – On their milk allergy menu, they have duo tacos with chicken or carne asada, a pollo asado entree / meal, and a plant-based hacienda salad.
• River Belle Terrace (lunch / dinner) – They have a plant-based menu that’s also milk allergy friendly, and it includes Impossible meatloaf, a farmhouse salad, a kid’s shrimp entree, seasonal vegetables, and a chocolate brownie a la mode.
• Stage Door Cafe (lunch / dinner) – Unfortunately, we didn’t uncover any dairy-free options at this quick serve restaurant.
• The Golden Horseshoe (lunch / dinner) – This is a casual, quick serve ice cream and fried food spot. They used to have vegan options, but these seem to be discontinued. They don’t have any milk allergy-friendly choices either, since all savories are fried. But they do offer regular French fries.

Disneyland Park: CRITTER COUNTRY

• Harbour Galley (lunch / dinner) – Their official “milk allergy” options are limited, but they do offer vegan ratatouille soup.
• Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree (lunch / dinner) – Their mighty milk allergy menu includes a barbecue salad, smoked barbecue combo platter, smoked angus beef burger with pulled pork, barbecue pulled pork sandwich, smoked beef brisket sandwich, plant-based corn ribs plate, classic hamburger with fries, and kid’s hamburger.

Disneyland Park: STAR WARS

• Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo (lunch / dinner) – Their menu is petite, but they have a vegan plant-based meatballs dish, and they reportedly have noodles and chicken option that can be ordered milk allergy-friendly.
• Kat Saka’s Kettle (midday snacks) – The popcorn options change, but it’s worth popping in to find out if they have a dairy-free option. They also have slushies that you can order without add-ins.
• Milk Stand (all day / night drinks) – Their legendary blue, pink, and green milks are dairy-free and made with a blend of coconut and rice milks.
• Oga’s Cantina (all day snacks) – They offer a good selection of dairy-free cocktails and mocktails for all-day refreshment at the Galaxy’s Edge. Ask about the Spiced Worshyr Pods and Batuu Bits if available – we have heard they are dairy-free.
• Ronto Roasters (all day / night eats) – Their very small menu boasts wraps and specialty juice drinks. They have a plant-based wrap that’s served all day, and is made with vegan sausage, spicy kimchi slaw, sweet pickled cucumber, plant-based gochujang spread, and wrapped in pita. Their meat wraps aren’t dairy-free, but you might be able to sub pork into the plant-based wrap, if desired.

Disneyland Park: FANTASYLAND

• Edelweiss Snacks (all day / night snacks) – Their munchy menu includes Disney’s popular turkey legs, which are dairy free, and slushes to cool off.
• Maurice’s Treats (all day snacks) – Their popular Boysen Apple Freeze is dairy-free and vegan, and reportedly a cool slush on a hot day.
• Red Rose Taverne (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – In the morning, you can order a Bonjour! breakfast with scrambled eggs, potatoes, bacon, and sausage and they have a vegan little town harvest bowl that’s served all day. For lunch, they have a selection of dairy-free burgers and potato fries
• Troubadour Tavern (midday snacks) – You can custom order a potato without dairy, or simply pop in to grab an Outshine frozen fruit bar.

Disneyland Park: MICKEY’S TOONTOWN

• Cafe Daisy (lunch / dinner) – Their hot dogs are not milk allergy friendly here, but they do have dairy-free Caesar salad, chicken tenders, and fries.
• Good Boy! Grocers (all day snacks) – Stop in for grab-and-go snacks and drinks. They usually have chips, allergy-friendly cookies, and other small bites.

Disneyland Park: TOMORROWLAND

• Alien Pizza Planet (lunch / dinner) – They offer simple cheese and pepperoni pizzas that you can order with dairy-free cheese and/or with a a gluten-free crust. You can also get vegan spaghetti marinara, dairy-free Garlon Bread, and a Satellite Salad.
• Galactic Grill (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – In the morning, you can order a vegan soy chorizo country breakfast burrito and fresh fruit. For lunch and dinner, they have a plant-based chopped salad, chicken and veggie rice bowl, hamburgers, fries, and Outshine frozen fruit bars on the milk allergy menu.

Blue and green milks at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge

California Adventure: BUENA VISTA STREET

• Carthay Circle Lounge (lunch / dinner) – Their global menu of small plates has several dairy-free options, but they no longer have a plant-based option. Ask for their allergen info on site.
• Carthay Circle Restaurant (lunch / dinner) – This fine dining establishment doesn’t have an allergy menu specifically, but can accommodate allergy requests. They have a globally inspired menu and do offer pasta marinara for kids and sorbet for dessert.
• Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream (afternoon / evening snacks) – Their menu of options keeps changing, but they do often have dairy-free ice cream (plus toppings) and / or sorbets available. For adults, they have an adult-style mangonada made with a mango cart drink and mango sorbet.
• Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Cafe – This is basically a Starbucks cafe decked out Disney style. See our Dairy-Free Starbucks Guide for food and drink options.

California Adventure: HOLLYWOODLAND

• Award Wieners (lunch / dinner) – They offer a plant-based Philly dog, complete with dairy-free crema, and have other all-beef hot dogs that can be custom ordered dairy free.
• Fairfax Market (midday snacks) – This is a good snack stop for whole fruit, chips, pickles, applesauce, and veggies and dip (hummus or guacamole).
• Hollywood Lounge (all day snacks) – This is a watering hole with some great dairy-free cocktails. The only food option they have is chicharrones, which we’ve heard are dairy free, but verify.
• Schmoozies! (all day snacks) – They serve a dairy-free mangonada smoothie, and a couple other smoothies that can be made dairy-free if ordered without yogurt. We’ve read that they also serve soymilk and almond milk for their coffee drinks, so you can skip the Starbucks line.
• Studio Catering Co. (all day snacks) – This quick serve food truck offers those popular Mickey-shaped pretzels.

California Adventure: AVENGER’S CAMPUS

• Pym Tasting Lab (all day lounge) – This is really a watering hole for cocktails and beer, most of which are dairy free. You can get mini pretzels without cheese, but that’s very pricey for plain pretzels!
• Pym Test Kitchen (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – Breakfast options include milk allergy-friendly eggs, bacon, turkey bacon, crispy potatoes, and focaccia toast. Later in the day, they have Bavarian pretzels (without cheese), vegan neutron nachos, crispy potato bites, and slaw.
• Shawarma Palace (all day snacks) – They offer a plant-based falafel-cauliflower wrap, complete with dairy-free garlic spread and coconut-based yogurt sauce. We’ve been told their chicken shawarma can be ordered without dairy.
• Terran Treats (all day snacks) – Unfortunately, their treats all contain milk, so this is only a good stop for hydration.

California Adventure: CARS LAND

• Cozy Cone Motel (all day snacks) – Unfortunately, the churros do contain milk. But this is a tasty pit stop for slushies for kids or adults!
• Fillmore’s Taste-In (all day snacks) – Stop in for some fresh fruit, pineapple with chamoy, pickles, and chips at this snack stand.
• Flo’s V8 Cafe (lunch / dinner) – You can order dairy-free hamburgers, vegan salad, chicken tenders, and fries at this diner.

California Adventure: San Fransokyo Square

• Aunt Cass Cafe (lunch / dinner) – Their menu includes milk allergy-friendly tofu soba salad (plant-based or with shrimp) and a turkey sandwich for kids. They also have various vegan sourdough bread loaves, including Mickey-shaped ones!
• Boudin Bread Cart (all day snacks) – They have fun-shaped sourdough breads that are dairy-free and plant-based.
• Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill (lunch/ dinner) – Their milk allergy menu includes a whole array of street tacos (carne asada, pollo asado, and vegan crispy potato), along with a dairy-free crema topping, vegan slaw, and their seasoned rice and beans.
• Ghirardelli Soda Fountain & Chocolate Shop (all day snacks) – Don’t miss their non-dairy hot fudge sundae made with dairy-free vanilla coconut ice cream, and topped with vegan hot fudge, almond milk whipped topping, diced almonds, a cherry, and a dark chocolate square. You can also buy some dairy-free dark chocolate and hot cocoa provisions in the store.
• Lucky Fortune Cookery (lunch / dinner) – As you might expect, this Asian eatery has some good milk allergy-friendly options. They include plant-based noodle stir fry, teriyaki chicken, kids chicken and rice, and vegetable and chicken pot stickers. They still list the karaage-inspired crispy chicken sandwich as dairy-free, but verify on site.
• Mendocino Terrace (all day lounge) – This is really a place for adults to unwind with an alcoholic beverage, and they no longer have dairy-free snacks.
• Rita’s Turbine Blenders (all day lounge) – They specialize in margaritas, but be warned that a couple of their drinks do contain dairy.
• Sonoma Terrace (all day snacks) – Their snacks are cheese-heavy, but you can enjoy a Bavarian pretzel with your wine, cocktail, or beer.
• Wine Country Trattoria (lunch / dinner) – On the main menu, they have milk allergy friendly pesce bianco (whitefish with pasta) and plant-based tomato salad and spaghetti aglio olio. On the kids’ menu they also have chicken and salmon, plus fresh fruit, broccoli, and roasted potatoes as allergy-friendly side options. For dessert, they have a plant-based banana brûlée tart and raspberry sorbet.

California Adventure: PIXAR PIER

• Adorable Snowman Frosted Treats (all day snacks) – Their frosty treats include dairy-free lemon, mango, and raspberry soft serve that you can enjoy in a cup or cone (without the white chocolate topping). They can also be prepared mangonada style or as a parfait. For adults, they make soft serve cocktails! They don’t serve any dairy soft serve, so the machines are exclusively for their non-dairy frozen dessert.
• Jack-Jack Cookie Num Nums (all day snacks) – Sadly, all of their cookies do contain milk, but this is a good spot to pick up single serve soymilk or vanilla almond milk if needed.
• Lamplight Lounge (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – On the brunch menu they have vegan potato flautas. For lunch and dinner, they have a nice little vegan menu with a Brussels Caesar salad, Impossible burgers, and a brownie dessert. They also have a milk allergy-friendly Aguachile Verde with Hamachi small plate, kid’s grilled teriyaki chicken, and custom order burgers. In their boardwalk dining, they have a different menu, which boasts vegan cauliflower wings in kung pao sauce.
• Poultry Palace (all day snacks) – Disney’s dairy-free jumbo turkey legs are available here, and you can get un-buttered corn on request.
• Señor Buzz Churros (all day snacks) – We have been told that the churros contain milk, so this is just a snack stand for bottled drinks.

California Adventure: PARADISE GARDENS

• Bayside Brews (all day snacks) – Need a recharge? This is where you can enjoy a cold beer and a Micky Mouse shaped pretzel in paradise.
• Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta (lunch / dinner) – They don’t have vegan cheese for their pizzas, but they do have two pasta options: vegan creamy marinara primavera (with coconut cream) and kids’ pasta pomodoro.
• Corn Dog Castle (all day snacks) – It looks like their corn dogs do contain dairy, so this is only a good stop for hydration.
• Paradise Garden Grill (lunch / dinner) – Their Mexican-focused menu doesn’t have any dairy-free items, and customization options at this restaurant aren’t great.

California Adventure: GRIZZLY PEAK

• Smokejumpers Grill (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – In the morning, they have a plant-based chorizo breakfast burrito that’s dairy free. Later in the day, they have a milk allergy-friendly vegan Impossible burger, spicy chicken sandwich, and fries. You can also custom order a beef dairy-free cheeseburger.

California Adventure: Performance Corridor

• Magic Key Terrace (lunch / dinner) – Their menu includes a vegan vegetable Orecchiette and Caesar salad.
• Mendocino Terrace (all day drinks) – They don’t offer any dairy-free food. This is a good stop for refreshments and alcoholic drinks.

Impossible meatball pasta with dairy-free parmesan at Pym Test Kitchen

Downtown Disney

• Ballast Point Brewing Company (lunch / dinner) – They have vegan burgers and beef burgers can be custom ordered without dairy. You’ll also find a few shareable and salad options.
• Beignets Express (all day) – At last check, their beignets do contain dairy.
• Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes (lunch / dinner / late night) – They have vegan buns and dairy-free gluten-free buns available so most of their burgers can be custom ordered without dairy. Their chefs can also make dairy-free salads on order. But please note that they no longer offer vegan CrazyShakes at Black Tap.
• Cathy’s Cookies (all day) – Unfortunately, their cookies do contain dairy.
• Centrico (lunch / dinner) – They do offer a few small plates, like ceviche, and taco options without dairy.
• CrazyShake Window (all day) – They no longer offer dairy-free or vegan shakes at the CrazyShake in Downtown Disney.
• Din Tai Fung (lunch / dinner) – They have many naturally dairy-free options on their dim sum and noodle menu. But they also have vegan dumplings, won tons, won ton soup, steamed buns, and Shanghai rice cakes.
• Earl of Sandwich (all day / night eats) – At last check, their primary sub breads were made without dairy, so you can custom order several sandwiches or salads.
• GG’s Chicken Shop (lunch / dinner) – Their fried chicken and regular buns do contain dairy, but you can order Brussel sprouts, waffle fries, salads (all dressings), and a few sauce options (honey mustard, bbq, and chimichurri) that are made without dairy.
• Jamba (all day / night eats) – They blend several of Jamba’s plant-based, dairy-free smoothies and smoothie bowls.
• Jazz Kitchen Coastal Grill & Patio (lunch / dinner) – They offer dietary menus, including one for dairy-free, and they make a special order vegan pasta that’s brimming with vegetables (just ask for it). A couple dairy-free staples are the French Quarter Salad and the Pasta Jambalaya ordered without butter. Please note that as of May 2025, the Jazz Kitchen beignets do contain milk.
• Kayla’s Cake (snacks) – At last check, they didn’t have any dairy-free options.
• Naples Ristorante e Bar (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – Breakfast requires custom ordering for dairy-free (and vegan options are scarce). But for lunch and dinner, you can enjoy their focaccia with arrabbiata dipping sauce, minestrone soup, vegan bolognese pasta, Venice Beach vegan pizza, or custom order a pizza with their dairy-free mozzarella.
• Paseo (brunch / dinner) – Their brunch and dinner menus are dotted with various vegan options. For dinner, they include guacamole, often a seasonal soup, seasonal salad, chile relleno, crispy cauliflower steak, and several Mexican sides. During brunch, they including a burrito, avocado toast, French toast, and sides. There are some additional, naturally dairy-free options.
• Salt & Straw (day / night snacks) – See our Salt & Straw Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
• Seoul Sister (lunch / dinner) – You’ll find some naturally dairy-free options at this quick serve Korean bowl spot.
• Splitsville Luxury Lanes (lunch / dinner / late night) – Their diverse menu includes sushi, poke, and salad options, plus there are some other entrees you can custom order without dairy.
• Starbucks (all day / night snacks) – See our Starbucks Dairy-Free Guide to help with options.
• Tiendita (all day / night eats) – This casual Mexican restaurant labels their dairy-free items. They include al pastor pork tacos, carne asada tacos, two types of ceviche, Mexican rice, and vegan guac and chips.
• Vista Parkside Market – They have the only happy hour at Downtown Disneyland. You can enjoy one of their beverages with chips and guac.
• Wetzel’s Pretzels (all day / night snacks) – Their original, cinnamon, and almond crunch pretzels are dairy-free by ingredients, when ordered without butter. You can enjoy them with the pizza sauce dip.

Jambalaya at Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen

Disney Hotel: DISNEYLAND HOTEL

• Broken Spell Lounge (dinner) – This cocktail spot also has some light eats that include a couple dairy-free shareables, like shrimp cocktail, and the hotels quinoa and kale salad, which can be made into a meal. They also have a turkey club sandwich that we’ve been told
• Goofy’s Kitchen (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – This is an all-day buffet that simply transitions meals throughout the day. They’re known for having lots of vegan options at each meal (including a surprisingly great selection at breakfast), and some additional dairy-free eats. Just ask the staff when you arrive, and they will point out all options. This is also a good spot to get those famous Mickey waffles.
• Palm Breeze Bar (lunch / dinner) – They offer a vegan toasted quinoa and kale salad. They also have a couple dairy-free shareables and some custom order options, like the beet salad or pizza (without cheese).
• Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – This is a great restaurant for dairy-free eats. In the morning, you can order a full American breakfast, kids scramble, kalbi short ribs, or island garden avocado toast on a vegan croissant. For lunch and dinner, they have poke bowls, Hawaiian platters (with short ribs and teriyaki chicken),  plant-based cucumber salad, and panko-crusted long beans. On the kids menu they hamburgers with sweet potato fries and teriyaki bowls. They also have some additional grab-and-go items.
• The Coffee House (all day snacks) – They have a good selection of snacks, including overnight oats, snack bars, fruit, hard-boiled eggs, and several brands of vegan and allergy-friendly packaged snacks and sweets.
• Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar (lunch / dinner) – They have a very similar menu to Tangaroa Terrace (only smaller) with a vegan salad plus dairy-free poke bowls, Hawaiian platters, kids’ teriyaki rice bowls, kids’ burgers (no cheese), and panko-crusted long beans available. They also have Dole Whip soft serve and Dole Whip floats for dairy-free dessert.

Disney Hotel: GRAND CALIFORNIAN HOTEL

• GCH Craftsman Bar / Grill (breakfast / lunch / dinner) –  They no longer offer specific vegan or milk allergy friendly dishes, but they can still be custom ordered. At both the poolside bar and restaurant grill they offer dairy-free American breakfast plates and avocado toast (order no cheese and verify no butter) in the morning. For lunch and dinner, they have poke bowls, seared salmon salad, and panzanella that can be custom ordered without milk.
• Hearthstone Lounge (dinner) – Your options here will be primarily custom ordered, but these can include cheese-less pizza and sandwiches.
• Napa Rose (dinner) – This tasting style restaurant does not offer milk allergy options specifically, but they can make a few unique bites without dairy.
• Storytellers Café (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – Janet, an Anaheim local, recommended this in-character restaurant. “They will always either have something or make me something with no trouble. (Mention a dietary restriction and you will find a chef coming to your table. Great service!) And it is always good. I have kids and their all you can eat buffet goes over well with them.” They can also make you Mickey waffles at this restaurant, and have custom order dairy-free dishes for breakfast and dinner.

Disney Hotel: PIXAR PLACE HOTEL (formerly the Paradise Pier Hotel)

• Great Maple Modern American Eatery (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – They offer a full allergen chart for their expansive menu, but it delivers very few dairy-free options. But they do have a patty melt and you can easily custom order the modern American breakfast, protein bowls, the BLT, and a few salads.
• Small Bytes (all day snacks) –  This pool bar typically offers some dairy-free and vegan eats, hummus and veggies. Some of their other snacks and salads are also dairy-free or can be custom ordered.
• The Sketch Pad Cafe (daytime snacks) – This coffee house has almond milk and oat milk for drinks, and they also have a few grab-and-go snacks and prepared eats that are dairy-free and vegan.

Dining at a Disneyland Hotel

Disneyland: Dairy-Free Snacks & Treats throughout the Parks

There are snack carts and concessions throughout the park. Here are some dairy-free items to keep an eye out for.

• Bavarian-Style Mickey-Shaped Pretzel Carts (skip the cheese dip)
• Cotton Candy Carts
• Fresh Fruit Carts
• Lemonade Carts
• Popcorn Carts (they use a canola oil and coconut oil blend, not butter)
• Turkey Leg Carts
• Dill Pickles
• Frozen Popsicles
• Sabra Hummus Snacks
• Silk Almond Milk Singles

Note: Unfortunately, the churros do contain milk.

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