Walt Disney World’s 2026 Halloween popcorn buckets and sippers add up to six designs across the parks, the water parks, and Disney Springs. Two are new this year, two are exclusive to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, and two favorites return. Here is every one, with its price and where to find it. Disney has not issued a full list, so the details below come from park reporting.
The New Buckets for 2026
The biggest new one is the Vampire Mickey Mouse popcorn bucket. Mickey wears a black, green, and purple vampire costume with fangs and holds a jack-o’-lantern. It runs $28 and turns up at select popcorn carts at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, EPCOT, and Magic Kingdom.
The other new one is the Winnie the Pooh Hunny Bee sipper, which shows Pooh dressed as a “hunny” bee inside a jack-o’-lantern full of honey. The jack-o’-lantern lights up. It is $22.99 and includes any fountain beverage, sold at Pinocchio Village Haus in Magic Kingdom and at select spots in Disney’s Hollywood Studios and EPCOT.
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Exclusives
Two more are tied to the hard-ticket party. The Haunted Mansion Hatbox Ghost popcorn bucket ($28) and the Headless Horseman bucket ($30), both including popcorn at purchase, are sold at Magic Kingdom popcorn carts near Cinderella Castle, and only party ticket holders can buy them. Our full Hatbox Ghost coverage has the launch details for both coasts. These are the Walt Disney World versions, separate from the Disneyland bucket that goes on sale on its own schedule out west.
Returning Favorites
Two designs come back from last year, both at the water parks and Disney Springs rather than the theme parks. The Stitch Mummy bucket returns at select locations in Disney Springs, Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon, and Disney’s Blizzard Beach for $26.29, including the initial fill of popcorn at purchase.
The Pluto Skeleton sipper also returns, at select locations in Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon and Disney’s Blizzard Beach. Disney has not confirmed its 2026 price. Expect it to run about $18.79 to $20.50, in line with last year.
Good to Know Before You Buy
Every new novelty is limited to two per person, per transaction, while supplies last, so the popular ones can sell out on busy days. The sippers include a drink, which narrows the gap with the buckets once you factor in the beverage. And because the Hatbox Ghost and Headless Horseman are party exclusives, you need a Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party ticket to add them to your collection.
