Disney World Reveals 2026 EPCOT Holiday Cookie Stroll Menu With Free Prize for Guests

The EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays returns later this month and features multiple new food items as part of its Holiday Kitchens marketplace, the Candlelight Processional, plus holiday traditions around the World Showcase. This is one of the most popular festivals of the year at EPCOT!

As part of the festival, EPCOT also includes a Cookie Stroll featuring multiple unique cookies, and if guests successfully complete the challenge, they receive a free prize. Keep reading for all the details of this year’s EPCOT Cookie Stroll and why we love this fun experience. Mickey Visit brings you the latest Disney news and planning resources, including the price and changes to the Disneyland 2026 Sip and Savor pass and a new rule introduced to cut down on Disney World lines at the holiday parties.

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2026 EPCOT Cookie Stroll Returns

One of the best parts of EPCOT’s International Festival of the Holidays is the Cookie Stroll, where guests sample a series of specialty holiday cookies from select Holiday Kitchens around the park. Each cookie you purchase earns a stamp in the Festival Passport.

The goal of the Cookie Stroll is to collect five required stamps, which can then be redeemed for a complimentary item that changes each year. The stroll can be completed in one day or over multiple visits, as long as you save your stamped passport. We did this Cookie Stroll last year, and it was one of the highlights of the festival experience and a great excuse to try a variety of cookies!

We now have the full menu list of all the cookies available for this year’s Cookie Stroll that count towards your passport.

World Celebration Cookies

There are three cookies to select from in World Celebration, including:

• Cranberry-Oatmeal Cookie (plant-based) – Connections Café
• Ginger-Molasses Cookie with cream cheese icing – Experimental Prototype Cookies of Tomorrow, CommuniCore Hall
• Christmas Sugar Cookie featuring M&M’S Milk Chocolate Candies Holiday Blend – Holiday Hearth Desserts, The Odyssey

World Showcase Cookies

There are three cookies to select from in World Celebration, including:

• Coffee-Mocha Cookie topped with coffee-infused buttercream and cacao nibs – Mele Kalikimaka Holiday Kitchen, on the walkway between World Showcase and the Imagination! Pavilion
• Maple Leaf Shortbread Cookie with maple buttercream – Yukon Holiday Kitchen, Canada
• Raspberry-Walnut Rugelach – L’Chaim! Holiday Kitchen, between France and Morocco
• Mickey-shaped Almond Black and White Cookie – L’Chaim! Holiday Kitchen, between France and Morocco
• Chocolate Cookie featuring SNICKERS bar pieces and salted caramel – American Holiday Table, The American Adventure
• Hazelnut Linzer Cookie with raspberry jam – Bavaria Holiday Kitchen, Germany

Last year our top two ranking cookies were the Coffee-Mocha Cookie and Hazelnut Linzer Cookie! I highly recommend selecting them during your Cookie Stroll adventure. L’Chaim! Holiday Kitchen is also selling two cookies this year, meaning you can get two stamps in just one stop.

The only plant-based cookie on this list is the Cranberry-Oatmeal Cookie, and this actually was one of our other favorites from last year. I did not even realize it was plant-based. It tasted like a regular cookie, which is always good news for folks with allergies or special diets.

Once you have chosen five cookies and redeemed your stamp, you can select your prize.

Last Year’s EPCOT Cookie Stroll Prize

To redeem the stamps collected on the Cookie Stroll, take the Festival Passport over to Holiday Sweets & Treats located near the Port of Entry. Once you present your Festival Passport, you will be given your prize! Last year, the prize was a spatula that said Holiday Cookie Stroll 2025, along with a small tube of M&M Minis and a recipe for an M&M cookie!

This year, the prize has not been revealed yet, but we know it will feature a “Snickers Tree.” It will likely be a similar item to last year!