The version 55.71 Snack Tracker now covers Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World in one place. It tracks festival, event and limited-time food, drinks and snacks at both resorts, lets you build a wish list and share it with your group, and rewards you with unlockable achievements and hidden easter eggs. It's free, and it works.
One Disney Snack Tracker for Both Coasts
Limited-time food is the best part of a Disney festival and the hardest part to keep straight. Menus drop a few days before an event starts, items show up at one counter and not the one next to it, and some treats are gone before you even hear about them. Until now, version 55.71 had a separate snack tracker for each event. Halloween at Disneyland had one. Holidays at Walt Disney World had another.
The new Snack Tracker puts all of it in one place. Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World live side by side, and every festival and seasonal event gets its own list. If you're a West Coast local planning a Florida trip, or a Disney World regular eyeing Disney California Adventure, it's the same tracker either way.
You can open it right now at version5571.com/snack-tracker.
Snack Tracker works in portrait or landscape mode, list or map view, and in combo view make specifically for iPhone Duo | version 55.71
I built Snack Tracker because I wanted a fun, easy, and engaging way to interact with all the seasonal and festival snacks that pop up throughout the year. Spending a day at a Disney Park is exciting so finding the perfect holiday treat should be too. It's just another way we're trying to help you build a better version of you Disney Parks vacation.
What the Snack Tracker Covers
The short answer is anything Disney only sells for a while. That means
- Festival food and drink, booth by booth
- Seasonal event menus, including the hard-ticket party treats
- Limited-time snacks that pop up at regular counters, carts and stands
- Drinks, with and without alcohol, marked so you can tell at a glance
Each item sits under the park and location that sells it, with its dates when they're different from the rest of the event. New-this-year items get flagged, so the returning favorites don't bury the stuff nobody has tried yet.
Right now that's the holiday season at both resorts. As each new festival and event menu comes out, it gets added to the tracker, so this is the one link to keep on your phone all year.
Easily filter just the snacks you want to see at the events you’re at! | version 55.71
How to Use the Snack Tracker
You don't need an account, an app download or an email address. Open the page and start tapping.
- Pick your resort and event. Open Disneyland Resort or Walt Disney World, then the festival or event you're visiting.
- Search or filter. Type a word like "gingerbread" or "churro," or use the filters to narrow it down to new items, drinks or kid-friendly picks.
- Star what you want. Your favorites stay pinned at the top so you're not scrolling a whole menu in a crowded walkway.
- Check it off when you eat it. Tap the box and the tracker counts it toward your progress.
- Come back anytime. Your list saves on your device automatically, so it's right where you left it the next time you open it.
One tip. Your progress lives in the browser you use, so pick your phone and stick with it for the trip.
In ‘Duo Mode’, Snack Tracker 2.0 shows you lists, favorites and the map view simultaneously | version 55.71
Build a Wish List Before Your Trip and Share It With Your Group
This is the part I'm most excited about. The best way to use the Snack Tracker starts at home, weeks before you're anywhere near a churro cart.
Say you're taking a group to Walt Disney World for the holidays. Here's how it plays out.
- At home, you scroll the menus and add everything that looks good to your wish list. The peppermint thing, the gingerbread thing, the one with the weird name you have to try just to say you did.
- You share it with your group. Everyone adds their own picks, and you find out early that your sister has strong feelings about eggnog.
- In the park, nobody's squinting at a menu board or googling "where is the" while the line moves. You open the tracker, pull up the list everyone agreed on, and go.
- At the end of the day, everyone checks off what they tried and you can see who actually went for the full list.
It works the same way for a Disneyland day trip with friends or a once-a-year family trip to Florida. Planning together beats finding out on the drive home that you walked right past the thing everybody wanted.
Unlockable Achievements and Hidden Easter Eggs
Checking boxes is satisfying. Earning something for it is better.
As you work through a menu, the Snack Tracker unlocks achievements for hitting milestones, trying the new stuff, and going deep on a favorite category. We'll let you find out what they are.
Then there are the easter eggs. They're hidden around the tracker, and that's all we're saying. If you find one, tell us. If you find all of them, definitely tell us.
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Where to Find the Snack Tracker and What Gets Added Next
The Snack Tracker lives at version5571.com/snack-tracker, and it's free. Bookmark it, or add it to your phone's home screen so it opens like an app.
Every time a new festival or event menu drops, it goes into the tracker. If you want to know when that happens, the Patch/Notes newsletter gets tracker updates first. And if a menu changes mid-season, a cart closes, or an item quietly disappears, let us know. You're the one standing in front of it.
If you're heading to the parks for the holidays, start with the Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 2026 food guide, the Disney Festival of Holidays 2026 menu and our Disneyland holiday food shortlist. Then put everything on your wish list.
Next read: Every treat at Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 2026, by land
Alright, that's all for now. See ya next time.