Disneyland Resort’s seasonal offerings continue to capture the hearts and taste buds of park-goers, but a recent social media report has revealed that one of the park’s most anticipated treats has officially sold out. A guest shared the news on X, noting, “I’m sad to report that multiple guests have been told by cast members that the pumpkin cookies at Harbour Galley in Disneyland are sold out for the season. The whipped cream cheese dip is still available though.”The pumpkin cookies at Harbour Galley, located along the Rivers of America in Disneyland’s Frontierland, have become a seasonal must-have for fans visiting the park during the fall months. Traditionally priced at $7.79 for six cookies or $13.79 for thirteen, the treat has garnered a reputation for its rich, spiced flavor and festive presentation. Paired with the whipped cream cheese dip, priced at $1.39, the cookies offer guests a sweet indulgence while exploring one of the park’s most scenic areas.Credit: DisneyA Seasonal FavoritePumpkin-flavored items have always been a hallmark of Disneyland’s fall season, and Harbour Galley’s pumpkin cookies are no exception. The treat’s popularity stems not only from its flavor profile but also from the immersive experience of enjoying a seasonal snack while watching boats drift along the Rivers of America or taking in the sights of Frontierland’s rustic architecture.The guest’s report highlights the intense demand for these seasonal cookies. Many fans have noted on social media that Harbour Galley is one of the park’s most visited quick-service spots during the fall months, and items like the pumpkin cookies often sell out early in the day. The fact that multiple guests were reportedly informed of the cookies’ unavailability underscores the high demand and limited quantity produced for the season.“Multiple guests have been told by cast members that the pumpkin cookies… are sold out for the season,” the post read, highlighting that the cookies have officially reached the end of their seasonal run. While some park-goers may be disappointed, the whipped cream cheese dip remains available, providing at least a partial consolation for those who hoped to enjoy the full snack experience.I’m sad to report that multiple guests have been told by cast members that the pumpkin cookies at Harbour Galley in Disneyland are sold out for the season. The whipped cream cheese dip is still available though. pic.twitter.com/rTfg9JYkKE— Matt (@DisneyScoopGuy) October 19, 2025Why Pumpkin Cookies Are So PopularDisneyland’s seasonal offerings are not just about flavor—they’re about storytelling and immersion. Pumpkin cookies, with their bright orange hue and cozy fall spices, tap into the nostalgic seasonal traditions that Disney often recreates in its parks. They are part of a broader lineup of fall-themed snacks, including caramel apples, pumpkin-spiced beverages, and specialty pastries, all designed to create a festive atmosphere that complements the park’s autumnal decorations and seasonal entertainment.The popularity of these cookies also illustrates a larger trend at Disney parks: limited-time offerings drive urgency and engagement. Guests plan their days—and even trips—around acquiring certain treats, making early arrival at key locations like Harbour Galley a necessity for the most sought-after items. This strategy helps maintain excitement for seasonal items but also means that some fans leave the park without their desired treats.Credit: DisneyTips for Future VisitsFor guests hoping to snag Disneyland’s pumpkin cookies next year, early planning will be essential. Arriving at the park shortly after opening and heading straight to Harbour Galley can increase the chance of securing these limited treats. Additionally, following the park’s social media channels or checking guest forums can provide real-time updates on availability throughout the season.Even without the pumpkin cookies, Harbour Galley continues to offer a variety of seasonal and classic snacks, and the whipped cream cheese dip remains available as a smaller, yet satisfying, treat for guests looking for a taste of fall. While the sold-out cookies mark the end of a seasonal favorite, Disneyland’s commitment to immersive, themed offerings ensures that there are still plenty of delicious and memorable experiences to be had throughout Frontierland.Looking AheadThe pumpkin cookies at Harbour Galley have become more than just a snack—they’re a seasonal tradition for many Disneyland visitors. From their spiced flavor to the whimsical enjoyment of eating them amid the sights and sounds of Frontierland, the cookies encapsulate the festive spirit of fall at the park. While this year’s batch has sold out, the whipped cream cheese dip offers a small consolation, and fans can look forward to next year’s seasonal offerings with renewed anticipation.As the park transitions into the holiday season, guests can expect other limited-time treats and festive experiences to take center stage. The sell-out of Harbour Galley’s pumpkin cookies is a reminder of how popular Disney’s seasonal items have become, and how careful planning is key for guests hoping to enjoy every delicious detail of the park’s fall offerings.With prices set at $7.79 for six cookies and $13.79 for thirteen, these seasonal indulgences are as much about the experience as the flavor itself. And while the whipped cream cheese dip at $1.39 cannot fully replace the cookies, it continues to provide a sweet taste of autumn for those exploring Disneyland’s fall offerings.The post The Seasonal Treat Everyone Wanted at Disney? Officially Sold Out appeared first on Inside the Magic.