The Festival Guide and Sip and Savor Pass are now available for the 2025 Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival, one day ahead of the event’s start on Friday, February 28.
2025 Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival
Festival Guide
The front of the festival guide featured a gridded pattern of various park icons from Disney California Adventure like the Pixar Pal-A-Round, Chef Mickey Mouse, iconic Disney snacks, and other ingredients. This year’s festival wordmark is featured over a green, yellow, and red sunburst-style shape.
On the first page is a QR code that leads to the Digital Festival Guide, as well as a table of contents describing what’s inside the guide: festival marketplaces, culinary demonstrations, paid bookable experiences, attractions, and entertainment.
There’s also a page about the Sip and Savor Pass available this year, with the choice of a four-coupon and eight-coupon option. This section also details where you can buy yours, and a QR code for ordering dishes ahead of time. Keep scrolling for more about the Sip and Savor Pass.
The following pages advertise the individual festival marketplaces and the dishes they offer, along with photos of the items in question. Above are the pages for Peppers Cali-Ente and Golden Dreams, both located in the Performance Corridor.
On each page, a purple ampersand icon indicates that the item is eligible for the Sip and Savor pass. Other symbols indicate whether an item is plant-based or vegetarian. There are even small checkboxes to mark off the items you try as you go.
Stay tuned for our reviews of this year’s items, both new and returning.
This page details the dishes available at Cluck-A-Doodle-Moo and Uncork California, both found in Paradise Gardens Park.
At the center of the booklet are these two fold-out pages, continuing the gridded pattern seen on the front of the festival guide.
Once unfolded, this center section becomes a park map, detailing the locations of Festival Marketplaces, Festival Entertainment, and Participating Locations.
The following section shares more information about this year’s festival merchandise and where to purchase it, as well as the Festival Disney Gift Card and Pin, as well as Disney Artist signings. Check out the full schedule for this year’s artist signings.
The next section of the guide features the festival offerings found at participating locations, like Smokejumpers Grill, Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream, and more. These items also feature designations for the Sip and Savor Pass, being plant-based, or vegetarian.
Another page lists out the beverages found at the Paradise Beer Garden.
The final few pages of the guide offer extra information, like this page detailing Festival Entertainment. Along with a scannable QR code, this page lists live music, Cookin’ with the Jammin’ Chefs, meet and greets with Chef Goofy, and Confection Purrfection with the SuperKittes, which you can watch below:
A food index is located at the back of the guide, as well as an advertisement and QR code for the Downtown Disney District.
Other advertisements for various event sponsors, like Corkcicle, Impossible, and Disney Vacation Club, are here as well.
The back of the guide continues the colorful gridded pattern with various festival and park-related icons.
Sip and Savor Pass
The Sip and Savor Pass allows guests to try up to either four or eight different dishes or non-alcoholic beverages at participating locations throughout the festival’s run.
Since today is a soft opening for the festival, we only found the eight-coupon passes at first. On a second trip, the four-tab version was also available. The four-coupon passes are only available for purchase from the Sip and Savor stand. They sell for $32 and do not have a Magic Key discount.
We picked up the 8-coupon pass for $58, which is a bright lime green and features Chef Mickey with a plate of fruit, cheese, and a croissant. The gridded icon pattern is behind Mickey, and is the same as that of the Festival Guide.
The 4-coupon pass is $32, and features the same artwork but is bright pink instead. It does not qualify for a Magic Key discount.
The back of the pass includes the scannable barcode that allows guests to redeem their coupons.
Each Sip and Savor Pass also comes with a black, clip-on lanyard. However, if you are a Magic Key holder, you get a multi-colored lanyard featuring the Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival, Disneyland Resort, and Magic Key wordmarks.
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The Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival runs from Friday, February 28 through Monday, April 21. Check out the full menus (with prices), full schedule of culinary demonstrations, the live music schedule, and stay tuned for our coverage all weekend long.
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