PETA’s Definitive Guide to Vegan Food at Disneyland
We love a Disneyland pickle just as much as the next vegan, but the “Happiest Place on Earth” is a treasure trove of animal-free foods just waiting to be discovered. And Disney makes it easy to find them—just look for the green leaf at any eatery. This menu icon indicates that the item is plant-based, which means it’s made without any animal-derived ingredients, including meat, eggs, milk, and honey. Choosing these items ensures that no cows, pigs, chickens, bees, or any other animals suffered for your meal.
Note: Disneyland’s menu items change frequently, so during your visit, be sure to check for the most up-to-date information by asking a cast member—they’re very well-informed and happy to look up ingredients for you. Any menu item with the “plant-based” icon is vegan, but some items are “accidentally vegan,” so if you’re curious about anything, just ask.
Alien Pizza Planet (Tomorrowland)
- Milk Allergy–Friendly Cheese Pizza (Confirm that the pizza crust is vegan when ordering.)
- Sesame-Ginger Vegetable Noodles
Bengal Barbecue (Adventureland)
- Bengal Rice Plate (Choose the Outback Vegetable Skewer option.)
- Hummus Trio
- Outback Vegetable Skewer
Blue Bayou (New Orleans Square)
- Crème Brûlée Tart
- Heirloom Tomato & Watermelon Salad
- Pistachio Lemon Basil Pasta
Café Daisy (Mickey’s Toontown)
- Daisy’s Goody-Goody Donuts (Confirm ingredients are vegan when ordering.)
- Spring Garden Wrap
Cafe Orleans (New Orleans Square)
- Crème Brûlée Tart
- Crudité
- Ratatouille Farro Risotto
Carnation Cafe (Main Street, U.S.A.)
- Brownie à la Mode
- Carnation Garden Salad
- Hearty Veggie Burger
- Mickey-Shaped Waffles (Ask your server for the vegan version of this iconic item.)
- Overnight Oats
Galactic Grill (Tomorrowland)
- Black Bean Veggie Wrap
- Soy Chorizo Country Breakfast Burrito
Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor (Main Street, U.S.A.)
- Plant-Based Vanilla Ice Cream (Add the strawberry topping and/or peanuts.)
The Golden Horseshoe (Frontierland)
At the time of this writing, there were no vegan options on the menu.
Harbour Galley (Critter Country)
- Butternut Squash Soup
Hungry Bear Restaurant (Critter Country)
- Classic Plant-Based Cheeseburger
Jolly Holiday Bakery Café (Main Street, U.S.A.)
- Breadstick
- Cranberry-Pecan Salad
- Espresso Beverages (Many of these drinks can be made vegan by requesting soy milk.)
Maurice’s Treats (Fantasyland)
- Boysen Apple Freeze
Plaza Inn (Main Street, U.S.A.)
- Breakfast Potatoes
- Cereal
- Fresh Fruit
- Mickey Waffles (Request the vegan version.)
- Pancakes (Request the vegan version.)
- Plain Bagel
- Penne Pasta with Marinara (Ask for no cheese.)
Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante (Frontierland)
- Burrito Sonora (Order it without meat or cheese. Add grilled veggies or soy chorizo if you’d like.)
- Cinnamon Crisps
- Crispy Chips con Limón
- Soy Chorizo con Papa Tacos
- Tostada Salad (Order it without meat or cheese. Add grilled veggies or soy chorizo if you’d like.)
Tip: The guacamole is vegan—so add it to everything! OK, not fruit, but you know what we mean.
Red Rose Taverne (Fantasyland)
- Little Town Harvest Bowl
River Belle Terrace (Frontierland)
- Cherry Oat Cobbler
- Deviled Plant-Based Meatballs & Grits
- Roasted Squash
Royal Street Veranda (New Orleans Square)
- Butternut Squash Soup
Stage Door Café (Frontierland)
- Apple Slices
- French Fries
Tiana’s Palace (New Orleans Square)
- 7 Greens Gumbo
Tiki Juice Bar (Adventureland)
- Dole Pineapple Juice
- Dole Whip Float
- Fresh Pineapple Spear
- Pineapple Dole Whip Soft-Serve
The Tropical Hideaway (Adventureland)
- Chile-Mango Whip
- Dole Whip
- Dole Whip Float
- Dole Whip Swirl (Choose two of these flavors: mango, pineapple, or strawberry.)
Vegan Foods at Various Locations Throughout Disneyland Park
There are carts, wagons, and stands throughout the park that offer snacks and treats. The following are some of the vegan options you can find at these spots:
- Chips
- Cotton Candy
- Fresh Fruit (Apple slices, bananas, berry bowls, mango slices, pineapple spears, and watermelon are just a few of the options available.)
- Hummus
- Kettle Corn
- Mickey Mouse Pretzel (Let’s be real—the best part of going to Disneyland is walking through the intoxicating smell of freshly baked pretzels. Well, guess what? They’re vegan—and shaped like Mickey Mouse’s head. Order it without cheese sauce, because the dairy industry exploits loving mother cows and steals their milk to make cheese.)
- Minute Maid Frozen Lemonade
- Pickles
- Popcorn
- Strawberry Fruit Bar
Fun tip: The park offers candy corn–flavored cotton candy during the Halloween season and a peppermint flavor during the winter holidays.
For more options, check out Disney’s new online vegan dining guide. The happiest place on Earth just keeps making us happier! Venues at Disneyland are constantly adding new vegan items to their menus because of all the vegan Disney fans who’ve expressed interest in more compassionate cuisine—and that calls for a celebratory Dole Whip Float.
You can also check out PETA’s guide to vegan food at Disney World:
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