Major news has just hit Walt Disney World Resort as Starbucks rolls out some heavy-hitting Holiday changes across all four of the WDW theme parks.Credit: Jess Colopy, Inside the MagicStarbucks Brings 6 Holiday Drinks to Disney World, Including New Tiramisu LatteDeck: Starbucks’ 2026 holiday lineup has reached all four Walt Disney World theme parks. Here’s where to find the six drinks and what a Grande costs.The holiday season is already making its way into Walt Disney World’s coffee shops. Starbucks officially launched its 2026 holiday menu on November 5, bringing new tiramisu-inspired beverages, apple-flavored refreshments, and returning seasonal favorites to participating locations nationwide.At Walt Disney World Resort, the rollout brought six seasonal drinks to the Starbucks menus inside all four theme parks. The selection includes four new beverages and two returning favorites, with listed Grande prices ranging from $6.75 to $6.95.For guests visiting Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, or Disney’s Animal Kingdom, the updated menus offer another way to enjoy the holidays without purchasing a separately ticketed seasonal event.Credit: DisneyNew Starbucks Tiramisu Latte Arrives at All Four Disney World ParksOne of the biggest additions is the Iced Tiramisu Velvet Latte, a new drink inspired by the traditional Italian dessert.According to Starbucks’ official 2026 holiday menu announcement, the beverage combines signature espresso, milk, and vanilla syrup with Velvet Mascarpone Cold Foam and cocoa cookie dusting.The drink brings together familiar coffee flavors and a dessert-inspired topping. For guests who usually choose an iced latte, it offers a new seasonal option rather than another variation on peppermint or gingerbread.Starbucks’ broader national rollout includes three tiramisu beverage configurations: a hot latte, an iced latte, and a cold brew. However, the November 5 menu records for Walt Disney World’s four in-park Starbucks locations specifically identify the iced latte as their listed tiramisu offering.That distinction matters when planning an order. The national announcement describes the complete seasonal collection, but it does not establish that every beverage variation is available at every Disney World location.Credit: Meaghan Kelly, FlickrAll Six Disney World Starbucks Holiday Drinks and PricesThe four in-park Starbucks menus received the same six seasonal beverage listings on November 5, according to dated menu-history records. Each café also showed the same Grande price for the corresponding drinks.Here is the opening lineup:Holiday drinkStatusGrande priceIced Tiramisu Velvet LatteNew$6.75Apple Pomegranate Lemonade RefresherNew$6.95Snowy Apple DrinkNew$6.95Iced Sugar Cookie MatchaNew$6.75Peppermint MochaReturning$6.75Iced Gingerbread Chai LatteReturning$6.75The new Apple Pomegranate Lemonade Refresher offers a different direction from the usual coffee-centered Christmas menu. Starbucks describes its apple-pomegranate flavor as featuring crisp apple notes and pomegranate-flavored pearls.The Snowy Apple Drink is a creamier alternative made with coconutmilk, while the Iced Sugar Cookie Matcha brings seasonal sweetness to a matcha-based beverage.Returning favorites also remain part of the Disney World selection. Peppermint Mocha combines espresso with mocha sauce and peppermint flavor, while the listed Iced Gingerbread Chai Latte gives guests another spiced holiday option.The two apple drinks are the most expensive of the six at $6.95 for a Grande. The remaining four are listed at $6.75. These are the recorded November 5 menu prices, not a guarantee against subsequent changes.Credit: DisneyWhere to Order Starbucks Holiday Drinks at Disney WorldGuests don’t need to search the entire resort to find the new selection. The updated seasonal menus appeared at one Starbucks-serving café inside each of Walt Disney World’s four theme parks.At Magic Kingdom, visitors can head to Main Street Bakery on Main Street, U.S.A. The café serves Starbucks beverages alongside bakery items, making it a convenient stop when entering or leaving the park.At EPCOT, the location is Connections Café in World Celebration. The café offers Starbucks coffee and specialty beverages, giving visitors another option before exploring the park’s other dining locations.At Disney’s Hollywood Studios, the drinks are listed at The Trolley Car Café on Hollywood Boulevard. The café occupies a themed trolley-station setting and serves coffee, specialty drinks, and baked goods.At Disney’s Animal Kingdom, visitors can find the seasonal selection at Creature Comforts on Discovery Island.All four cafés had identical listed holiday beverage selections at launch, although guests should check current menus before ordering.Inside the Magic has previously covered Starbucks locations and operations throughout Walt Disney World, including the separate Disney Springs coffee shops.The new holiday rollout focuses on the four in-park menus. It should not be treated as confirmation that every Starbucks location elsewhere across Disney World carries the identical six-drink selection.Credit: DisneyStarbucks Drinks Join Disney World’s Expanding Holiday Food LineupThe Starbucks arrival is part of a much broader seasonal food rollout at Walt Disney World.Disney has already introduced plans for holiday treats across its resort, including specialty desserts and refreshments at Disney Springs. Inside the Magic previously detailed Disney World’s 2026 holiday food selections available without a Christmas party ticket.The distinction is useful for visitors building a holiday itinerary. Guests can enjoy the Starbucks seasonal beverages during regular park visits without purchasing admission to Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party or Disney Jollywood Nights.There are other seasonal offerings to consider, too. Disney has announced holiday-themed popcorn buckets and souvenir drink containers beginning November 6, including merchandise available across multiple theme parks.Magic Kingdom is also preparing for its separately ticketed Christmas celebration, which includes additional holiday food and desserts.Those event offerings and the newly listed Starbucks drinks represent different ways to experience the season. The Starbucks menu is tied to regular café operations, while certain other holiday foods are reserved for special events.Credit: DisneyWhat Disney World Guests Should Know Before OrderingThe seasonal menu changes arrive just ahead of the resort’s major Christmas celebrations. Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party begins November 8, with select dates continuing through December 22.Inside the Magic has also reported that all 12 November Christmas party dates have sold out, although that does not mean guests cannot visit Magic Kingdom during its regular operating hours with appropriate admission.For Starbucks fans, the biggest takeaway is straightforward: all four theme parks listed the same six holiday drinks when the menu launched, so there is no need to choose one park over another solely for this initial seasonal lineup.Visitors looking for the new tiramisu flavor should check the Iced Tiramisu Velvet Latte, while guests who prefer fruit-forward drinks have two apple options. Peppermint Mocha remains available for those sticking with a familiar seasonal favorite.Disney requires valid park admission to visit these in-park cafés, and reservation requirements may depend on ticket type. Guests should also remember that beverage prices and availability can change.Before heading to a café, check its current menu and operating hours through the official Walt Disney World dining website or the My Disney Experience app. The November 5 listings provide a useful starting point, but the menu on the day of a visit is the one that matters.The post Disney World Starbucks Locations Announce Sweeping Changes Across All Four Parks: Vacations to Be Impacted appeared first on Inside the Magic.