Disney Popcorn Buckets 2026 — Every Current Bucket at Walt Disney World and Disneyland

Every Disneyland Popcorn Bucket and Sipper Available Right Now in September 2026

Disney Eats published its own running guide to Disneyland Resort novelties on Sept. 28, 2026, and it lists 38 popcorn buckets, sippers, mugs, glow cubes, straw clips, and toppers across Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure, and the resort hotels. Everything below matches that list. Disney’s guide does not include prices, so the prices here are the most recent reported prices. Where we could not confirm a Disneyland price, we say so.

The biggest change since our last update is the Headless Horseman Bucket. It launched in August as an Oogie Boogie Bash exclusive, and Disney now lists it as available all day. Halloween Time runs through Oct. 31 and Plaza de la Familia at California Adventure runs through Nov. 2, so the seasonal pieces in the first half of this section have about a month left. For the Walt Disney World side of the season, see our full 2026 Halloween popcorn bucket lineup.

The fastest way to collect the Halloween buckets. Mobile order at Disneyland Resort runs through the Disneyland app, not My Disney Experience. The popcorn cart at Grizzly Peak Airfield in California Adventure takes mobile order and carries four of the five Halloween buckets: the Halloween Popcorn Bucket, the Headless Horseman, Vampire Mickey, and Jack Skellington. It also has the Mayor Sipper. In Disneyland Park, Harbour Galley takes mobile order and carries the Hatbox Ghost, Vampire Mickey, and Jack Skellington buckets.

Halloween Time Popcorn Buckets

Halloween Popcorn Bucket: $16. Ursula, the Evil Queen, and Maleficent gather around a cauldron on one side, and Mickey and friends in costume fill the other. It is the least expensive Halloween bucket at the resort and has the highest cap, ten per person, per transaction. Comes with popcorn. Find it at eight Disneyland Park popcorn carts, including the ones near Haunted Mansion, Mark Twain Riverboat, City Hall, and Central Plaza. In California Adventure, it is at the carts near Carthay Circle Restaurant, on Pixar Pier, and at Grizzly Peak Airfield, which takes mobile order.

Haunted Mansion Hatbox Ghost Bucket. The bucket takes the shape of the ghost’s hatbox and puts his green face front and center, and a lever at the base turns a door so he appears and disappears like he does in the attraction. It now comes with a six-pack of Chocolate Chip or Pumpkin Cookies, Funnel Cake Fries, or popcorn, depending on where you buy it. Limit two per person, per transaction. The location list has changed since the Aug. 13 D23 Day launch. Disney now lists it only in Disneyland Park, at Harbour Galley and Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree, both on mobile order, and at the popcorn carts near Mark Twain Riverboat and Haunted Mansion. It is no longer listed at California Adventure. Disney’s guide does not include a price. Our original Hatbox Ghost bucket coverage is here.

The Headless Horseman Bucket: $32.25. This is the one to know about. The Horseman rides his black horse with a jack-o’-lantern held high, and when the bucket launched Aug. 18, only Oogie Boogie Bash guests could buy it. Disney’s Sept. 28 guide now lists it as available all day. It comes with popcorn, French Fries, regular Cotton Candy, or a Chocolate Chip Cookie, depending on location. Limit two per person, per transaction. It is a California Adventure piece. Hollywood Lounge, Smokejumpers Grill, and the Grizzly Peak Airfield popcorn cart all take mobile order, and you can also find it at the popcorn carts near Carthay Circle Restaurant and on Pixar Pier, at select outdoor vending carts, and at the Great Hall cart inside Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa. At Walt Disney World, the Headless Horseman design launched as a Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party exclusive.

Vampire Mickey Mouse Bucket: $32.99 to $35.50, depending on location. Mickey wears a cape and top hat and carries a jack-o’-lantern. This is the easiest Halloween bucket to find, with 12 spots in Disneyland Park, six in California Adventure, Craftsman Grill at the Grand Californian, and The Coffee House at the Disneyland Hotel. Mobile order works at Galactic Grill, Harbour Galley, Refreshment Corner, Hollywood Lounge, Smokejumpers Grill, the Grizzly Peak Airfield popcorn cart, and The Coffee House. It comes with Bread Sticks, popcorn, French Fries, a cookie, or a six-pack of Pumpkin Cookies, depending on where you buy it. Limit two per person, per transaction. Walt Disney World has its own Vampire Mickey bucket at all four of its parks.

Jack Skellington Gravestone Bucket: $29.59, or $44.49 in a combo with the Mayor Sipper. Back for 2026, Jack sits on top of a gravestone that opens to hold your snack while Zero floats alongside with a basket and a carved pumpkin. The combo saves $2.89 over buying the bucket and the Mayor Sipper separately. The bucket comes with French Fries, a Chocolate Chip Cookie, popcorn, or a six-pack of Pumpkin Cookies, depending on location. Limit ten per person, per transaction. Find it at The Golden Horseshoe, Harbour Galley, Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree, and Stage Door Café in Disneyland Park, at the Grizzly Peak Airfield popcorn cart in California Adventure, and at the Great Hall cart at the Grand Californian. Every one of those except The Golden Horseshoe and the Great Hall cart takes mobile order.

Halloween Sippers, Cups, and Tumblers

The Mayor Sipper: $17.79. Turn the Mayor’s head to switch between his happy face and his frightened one. Comes with a fountain drink or a bottled Coca-Cola, depending on location. Limit ten per person, per transaction. It is sold at the same six spots as the Jack Skellington Gravestone Bucket, and it is the other half of the $44.49 combo.

Cars Land Lighted Cone Sipper: $29.79. Returning from 2025, this orange sipper is shaped like one of the Cozy Cone Motel rooms and has a spooky grin that lights up, just like the Haul-O-Ween cones around Cars Land. It comes with a fountain drink and a detachable Radiator Springs lanyard. Limit ten per person, per transaction. It is only sold at the Cozy Cone Motel, at Cones 1, 2, 3, and 5, and all four take mobile order.

Halloween Travel Tumbler: $14.99. The artwork matches the Mickey and friends side of the Halloween Popcorn Bucket, with the gang gathered in Mickey’s Toontown among black cats, bats, spiderwebs, and candy. It comes with coffee, hot cocoa, a fountain drink, a frozen drink, or a bottled Coca-Cola, depending on location. Limit ten per person, per transaction. You will find it at 16 quick-service spots in Disneyland Park, five in California Adventure, and The Coffee House at the Disneyland Hotel, and most of them take mobile order.

Haunted Mansion Holiday Cup. Marking 25 years of Haunted Mansion Holiday, this cup puts Jack, Sally, Zero, Oogie Boogie, and more of the Nightmare Before Christmas cast on a gingerbread and snowflake design. It is served with DOLE Whip drinks, including DOLE Whip Pineapple-Orange with Guava Juice, a DOLE Whip Tropical Float, and a Tropical Float with a splash of rum. It is only at the outdoor patio bar at Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar at the Disneyland Hotel. Price not listed.

Halloween Glow Cubes, Straw Clips, and Toppers

Each of these is sold with a drink. The prices below are the reported prices for the novelty itself, and the drink may ring up separately.

Halloween Huey, Dewey, and Louie Bottle Topper: $9.49. The three nephews stack up in costume on top of a glowing jack-o’-lantern, and the topper comes on a bottled Coca-Cola. Limit two per person, per transaction. This is mostly a snack-cart item. Look for it at churro, pretzel, and lemonade carts across Disneyland Park, plus Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor, Good Boy! Grocers, Ship to Shore Marketplace, and Troubadour Tavern. In California Adventure, try Willie’s Churros on Buena Vista Street, Señor Buzz Churros on Pixar Pier, the churro carts near Goofy’s Sky School and Redwood Creek Challenge Trail, and Mortimer’s Market.

Hades Glow Cube: $11.69. Hades’ flaming hair glows blue, then switches to red once the cube is in your drink. Comes with a fountain drink. Limit two per person, per transaction. It is at ten Disneyland Park locations, including Galactic Grill, Harbour Galley, Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree, Red Rose Taverne, and Troubadour Tavern. In California Adventure, it is at Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta, Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream, Paradise Garden Grill, and Studio Catering Co., and all four take mobile order.

Oogie Boogie Moon Glow Cube: $11.69. A glowing green orb with Oogie Boogie’s silhouette. Comes with a fountain drink. Limit two per person, per transaction. Find it at seven Disneyland Park locations, including Galactic Grill, Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, Mint Julep Bar, Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante, and Stage Door Café, plus Hollywood Lounge and Smokejumpers Grill in California Adventure. At Hollywood Lounge it is served with the Phantom Potion. It is also at the Broken Spell Lounge at the Disneyland Hotel.

Magic Key Ursula Straw Clip: $9.49. This one is for Magic Key holders only. Ursula holds her famous contract with a smirk. Limit one per person, per Magic Key pass, per transaction. Comes with a fountain drink. It is one of the most widely sold Halloween pieces, at 14 Disneyland Park locations from Alien Pizza Planet to Troubadour Tavern and six in California Adventure, including Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta, Corn Dog Castle, Smokejumpers Grill, and Studio Catering Co.

Pain and Panic Straw Clip: $8.49. Hades’ two hapless henchmen from Hercules dangle off the side of your cup. Comes with a fountain drink. Limit two per person, per transaction. It is at 14 Disneyland Park locations, including The Golden Horseshoe, Stage Door Café, and the churro and pretzel carts near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. In California Adventure, it is at Churros at Hollywood Land, Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream, and select outdoor vending carts. Pair it with the Hades Glow Cube and you have the whole Hercules villain set.

Plaza de la Familia Sipper

Coco Lantern Sipper: $30.99. This launched Sept. 3 for Plaza de la Familia and Hispanic Heritage Month. The bronze-toned lantern is wrapped in marigolds and art of Miguel, Mama Coco, Héctor, and Dante, and the lit center spins with three glow patterns. It comes with a fountain drink or a bottled Coca-Cola, depending on location. Limit two per person, per transaction. It has spread well past its three launch locations and is now at six Disneyland Park spots, including Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante and Ship to Shore Marketplace, and eight in California Adventure, including Paradise Garden Grill, Fairfax Market, and Hollywood Lounge.

Year-Round Disneyland Buckets

These are not tied to a season. Like every Disney novelty, they are sold while supplies last.

Mickey’s Ice Cream Truck. This one holds a sundae, not popcorn. Mickey drives a pastel, sprinkle-covered ice cream truck with Goofy serving treats, and the soft-serve cone on top doubles as a spoon. It is served with the Oswald Sundae at Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream in California Adventure and is also listed at Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor in Disneyland Park. Both take mobile order. Limit ten per person, per transaction. Price not listed.

Yummy Popcorn Bucket. Tied to Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, it looks like an old-school movie theater popcorn box, with bold lettering and a smiling kernel character. Anyone who follows our movie theater popcorn bucket coverage will see the nod. It is sold at one spot, the popcorn cart near Chip ‘n’ Dale’s GADGETcoaster in Mickey’s Toontown. Price not listed.

Bluey Bucket: approx. $14.99. A printed bucket with Bluey and her family together at home, tied to Bluey’s Best Day Ever! at Fantasyland Theatre. Comes with popcorn. It is now listed at two carts, on the “it’s a small world” Promenade and near Fantasyland Theatre. The carts near Central Plaza and City Hall that carried it at launch are no longer on Disney’s list. The limit was ten per transaction at launch, and Disney’s current guide prints it two different ways, so check at the cart. Our Bluey bucket and sipper launch coverage is here, and our Bluey Guide has everything else.

Lightning McQueen Bucket. The Cars 20th anniversary bucket has Rust-eze decals, the number 95, lights, and pull-back wheels that send him zooming off when you let go. It comes with popcorn, French Fries, or a Pineapple Spear or Grapes, depending on location. Limit two per person, per transaction. At Disneyland Resort it is only in California Adventure, at Cozy Cone Motel 5, Fillmore’s Taste-In, and Flo’s V8 Cafe. Cozy Cone 5 and Flo’s take mobile order. Full Lightning McQueen bucket details here.

Year-Round Disneyland Sippers, Mugs, and Toppers

Donald Souvenir Sipper. Donald swims through an underwater scene in a snorkel and a striped floatie, surrounded by bubbles and fish. Comes with a small drink. Limit two per person, per transaction. It is a Toontown item, at Café Daisy, which takes mobile order, and Good Boy! Grocers.

Bluey Sipper: approx. $30. A sculpted Bluey sits on top of a blue sipper. Comes with a fountain drink or a bottled Coca-Cola, depending on location. Limit two per person, per transaction. Find it at the churro and pretzel carts on the “it’s a small world” Promenade and at Troubadour Tavern, which takes mobile order.

Little Green Men Jetpack Sipper. A Little Green Man in blue goggles wears a jetpack that lights up. Comes with a fountain drink or a bottled Coca-Cola, depending on location. Limit two per person, per transaction. In Disneyland Park, look at Alien Pizza Planet, Galactic Grill, the churro cart near Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, and the Tomorrowland Fruit Cart. In California Adventure, it is at Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta and Paradise Garden Grill, both on mobile order. It sells for $19.79 at Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s guide does not list the Disneyland price. Our Pixar bucket and sipper coverage is here.

Flo’s Classic Shake in Souvenir Glass. Flo’s V8 Cafe serves its Vanilla, Chocolate, or Strawberry Shake topped with Road Gravel, and you can get it in a vintage diner-style Cars Land glass. Flo’s takes mobile order. Price not listed.

Megabot Sipper. From Big Hero 6. Turn the Megabot’s head to switch between a cheerful yellow face and an angry red one, and pose its long, battle-scuffed limbs. Comes with a fountain drink. Limit two per person, per transaction. It is sold at Aunt Cass Café and Lucky Fortune Cookery in San Fransokyo Square and at Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill, all on mobile order.

Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar 15th Anniversary Hyena Mug. A mug inspired by the laughing hyenas on Jungle Cruise. It comes with the Barrel of Mischief cocktail, which joined the menu in May for Trader Sam’s 15th anniversary. Limit two per transaction, while supplies last. It is only at Trader Sam’s at the Disneyland Hotel. Price not listed.

Disneyland 70th Celebration Abominable Snowman Sipper: $34.79. The Matterhorn’s yeti in sipper form. The 70th Celebration wrapped Aug. 9, but this sipper is still on Disney’s list, and it has moved well beyond the two locations we first listed. Troubadour Tavern is no longer on the list. Find it at Red Rose Taverne, Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, Little Red Wagon, and Refreshment Corner, all on mobile order, plus the churro cart on the “it’s a small world” Promenade and the fruit carts in Critter Country and Tomorrowland. Comes with a fountain drink or a bottled Coca-Cola, depending on location.

Disneyland 70th Mad Tea Party Teacups Bottle Topper. Alice sits on top of four glowing teacups modeled after the Mad Tea Party ride in Fantasyland. In Disneyland Park, look for it at Churros & Lemonade in Bayou Country, the churro cart near Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor, and the pretzel cart near Star Tours. In California Adventure, it is at Señor Buzz Churros, Willie’s Churros, and the churro cart near Goofy’s Sky School. Price not listed.

Avengers Campus Sippers and Straw Clips

Captain America Shield Sipper. Shaped like Cap’s shield, with adjustable straps so you can wear it on your arm or across your back and keep your hands free. Comes with a fountain drink or a bottled Coca-Cola, depending on location. Limit two per person, per transaction. It is sold at Pym Test Kitchen, which takes mobile order, Shawarma Palace, Shawarma & More, and Terran Treats.

The Fantastic Four: Clobberin’ Sipper. Named for the Thing’s catchphrase, it has a rugged, rocky exterior, retro-futuristic details, and the team’s 4 emblem. Comes with a Coca-Cola Freestyle drink or a bottled Coca-Cola, depending on location. Limit two per person, per transaction. It is at Pym Test Kitchen, on mobile order, and Shawarma Palace.

Glowing Pym Particle Capsule. Drop it in your drink and it glows red or blue, which stands out most at night on Avengers Campus. It is sold at Pym Tasting Lab and Pym Test Kitchen, both on mobile order. Price not listed.

Mister Fantastic Straw Clip. Reed Richards shows off his stretching powers on your straw. Comes with a fountain drink. Limit two per person, per transaction. Pym Test Kitchen only.

Spider-Man Straw Clip. Spidey hangs from a strand of web on the side of your cup. Comes with a fountain drink. Limit two per person, per transaction. Pym Test Kitchen only.

Star Wars Popcorn Buckets and Sippers

All three Star Wars buckets come with Popped Grains, popcorn, Spiced Chicharrons, or Chocolate Popped Corn, depending on location, and all three are sold at Kat Saka’s Kettle, the popcorn cart near Star Trader in Tomorrowland, and the beverage carts in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Each has a limit of two per person, per transaction. Our Star Wars novelty coverage at Disneyland is here.

BDX Droid Bucket: $29. The little droid from The Mandalorian and Grogu has light-up eyes with three modes, antennas that move, legs that extend, a hidden compartment for your snack, and a detachable strap. Our BDX Droid Bucket coverage is here.

Jabba’s Sail Barge Bucket. Modeled on the Khetanna, Jabba’s sail barge from Return of the Jedi, with light-up features, hidden character figures to find, and a detachable strap. It sells for $30 at Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s guide does not list the Disneyland price.

Salvaged Protocol Droid Bucket. A weathered protocol droid with brightly glowing eyes. It sells for $29 at Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s guide does not list the Disneyland price.

Bantha Sipper. A shaggy Bantha with spiral horns and built-in sound effects. It comes with a fountain drink, a bottled Coca-Cola, or milk, depending on location, and the milk option makes sense at the Milk Stand. Limit two per person, per transaction. It is sold at Galactic Grill and the Milk Stand, both on mobile order, and the Tomorrowland Fruit Cart.

The Mandalorian and Grogu Stainless Steel Tumbler. Stainless steel with Mando and Grogu artwork on every side and a sliding sipper lid. Comes with a fountain drink, a bottled Coca-Cola, coffee, hot tea, or hot cocoa. Limit two per person, per transaction. Galactic Grill only, on mobile order. If you picked up theater collectibles for the film, our Movie Theater Popcorn Bucket Guide has every chain’s lineup.

DJ R-3X Mug. Oga’s Cantina only. Order the Corellian Spike Cold Brew, made with Maker’s Mark bourbon, coffee liqueur, and cold brew topped with a cinnamon-flavored cream, and you can have it served in the souvenir mug. Price not listed.

Missing From Disney’s Sept. 28 List

Two items that were reported at Disneyland in August or early September are not in Disney’s updated guide. The Winnie the Pooh Hunny Bee Sipper launched with the Disneyland Halloween lineup in August, and the Tauntaun Bucket was last reported at $33.49 at Alien Pizza Planet and Galactic Grill in early September. If either one is on your list, ask at those counters before you plan around it.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Disney Popcorn Buckets

Are Disney popcorn buckets refillable?
Yes. The standard Disney refillable popcorn bucket can be refilled at any participating popcorn cart throughout Walt Disney World or Disneyland for $2.75 per refill at Walt Disney World, valid for your entire length of stay. Premium specialty buckets purchased at full price can also be refilled at the standard refill rate. Some anniversary and festival bucket refill programs have specific date windows, so check the terms on those at purchase.

How much does a Disney popcorn bucket cost?
The standard refillable bucket at Walt Disney World costs $14.29 and comes with popcorn included. Premium and specialty buckets range from about $22 to $50 or more, depending on the design. Disneyland pricing is similar but varies slightly by item.

Can I bring a Disney popcorn bucket back to the park on a future trip for refills?
Yes. Standard refillable popcorn buckets can be brought back to Disney parks on future trips and refilled at the standard refill price. There is no expiration on the bucket itself. This makes them one of the better long-term value souvenirs if you visit the parks regularly.

Where can I buy Disney popcorn buckets?
Most standard and specialty buckets are available at popcorn carts and kiosks throughout the parks. Some limited releases are only available via mobile order through the My Disney Experience app. A small number of items are available at Disney Springs or on shopDisney.com after the parks sell through their initial stock.

How do I use mobile order to get a limited-release Disney popcorn bucket?
Open the My Disney Experience app on the day of your park visit. Tap the plus icon, select Order Food, and look for the Souvenir Release location for your park. Select an arrival window, then tap “I’m Here, Prepare My Order” when your window opens. Collect at the designated pickup window. Windows for popular releases fill up early, so check the app as soon as you enter the park.

Are Disney popcorn buckets available at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland?
Yes, though the lineups are often different. Some buckets are released at both resorts simultaneously, while others are California-exclusive or Florida-exclusive, at least initially. Seasonal patterns often mean a Disneyland release shows up at Walt Disney World a few weeks later. Fantasy Land News covers both coasts so you always know what is available where.

What is the most popular Disney popcorn bucket right now?
As of March 2026, the Jerrod Maruyama Kawaii Popcorn Bucket is the most widely available at Walt Disney World, and the new Bluey popcorn bucket and sipper arriving at Disneyland on March 22 are the most anticipated current releases. The Monsters, Inc. Scream Canister at Hollywood Studios is generating the most collector interest among current premium items.

Do Disney popcorn buckets ever go on sale or have discounts?
Standard and specialty buckets are not typically discounted in the parks. Annual Pass and Magic Key holder pricing occasionally applies to specific anniversary or celebration buckets, as was the case with the Disneyland 70th and DCA 25th Magic Key exclusives. Disney dining plans can sometimes be used for the standard refillable bucket snack credit, but premium specialty buckets are almost always priced separately from any plan or discount program.

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