The Architecture of Drip – $10.99

Sunshine Seasons

Blueberry-flavored gelato topped with scoops of banana and berry whipped cream, a waffle cone, and sprinkles.

This is one of the best things we have ever had at a festival. The Land milkshakes have been hits at the last three festivals, but this might be the best. The blueberry-flavored gelato is excellent and does not taste artificial at all. The banana and berry whipped cream is also delicious and fresh. 

Rating out of 7: 7

Classic Mojito – $16.50

Connections Eatery

Classic Mojito with mint foam.

This is very good. The mint foam adds some great flavor, and the drink itself is strong enough that you can taste the liquor. Even if you do not typically like mojitos, we think that you will enjoy this refreshing take on the drink. We would get this again.

Rating out of 7: 7

Figment Imagination Lemonade – $5.29

Simply Lemonade with a choice of flavor (Non-alcoholic beverage)

At Figment’s Inspiration Station at The Odyssey

This offering is unique in that the base is regular lemonade, and then you choose from one of eight flavor options to create your beverage. The flavor options are blue raspberry, strawberry, toasted marshmallow, lavender, chipotle pineapple, cupcake, South Seas blend (mango, guava, and ginger), and hickory smoke.

We chose toasted marshmallow. The flavor comes in strong, but it’s so good. We wish it had an alcohol option because it would be an amazing cocktail. The tart lemonade is there, but the flavoring tastes like you actually bit into a toasted marshmallow.

Rating out of 7: 7

Frozen Scotch Cocktail – $15.50

Scotch and Twinings Chai Tea garnished with a chocolate nail

At Gourmet Landscapes in the Canada Pavilion

This year, the Scotch Cocktail is now made with chai tea instead of an herbal tea. We think this is better and really enjoyed it.

Rating out of 7: 7

Upside Down Shake – $5.29

Fictional Victuals near Disney Traders

Yellow cake soft-serve featuring Twinings English Breakfast Tea (Non-alcoholic beverage).

This shake is crazy. The soft-serve tastes just like cake, and the presentation is great. We loved this.

Rating out of 7: 7

Honey-Peach Cobbler Freeze – $13

with Blueberry Vodka and Streusel

At The Honey Bee-stro booth

If you’ve ever wondered what an alcoholic Pop-Tart tastes like, wonder no longer. This may be the strongest and best cocktail of the festival. The honey and peach pair perfectly.

Rank out of 7: 7

Key Lime Wine Slushy – $13

At The Citrus Blossom

This has the perfect iconic Key Lime tartness in a smooth, cool slush.

Rank out of 7: 7

Orange-Lemon Smoothie in a Souvenir Orange Bird Sipper Cup (Non-Alcoholic) – $15

At The Citrus Blossom

As we’ve previously reported, the sipper has been redesigned, but the drink that comes with it remains the same. This tastes like a Creamsicle with a little lemon sorbet. It’s very refreshing and flavorful and makes for a great non-alcoholic drink. We recommend this!

Rank out of 7: 7

Tropical Smoothie – $6.25

DOLE Whip Pineapple, Banana, and Mango

At The Land Cart

This lives up to its name, tasting like tropical sunshine in a cup. The flavors all work together, and they taste fresh.

Rank out of 7: 7

Butterscotch Cookie Cold Brew (Non-alcoholic) – $6.79

We opted for the alcoholic version of this drink, and it was fantastic. It tasted like a Biscoff Cookie mixed with cold brew and Bailey’s. We do not normally give perfect ratings to coffee drinks, but this one earns it.

Rank out of 7: 7

Frozen S’mores – $5.25

Chocolate Milk Shake with Marshmallow syrup topped with Mini Marshmallows and a Graham Cracker (Non-Alcoholic)

At Festival Favorites Global Marketplace

This is a fun and delicious option for adults and kids alike. It’s a pleasant chocolate milk slushy topped with a Graham cracker piece and mini marshmallows. We would definitely get this again.

Rank out of 7: 7

Irish Milk Shake – $12.50 

Guinness Stout, Baileys Original Irish Cream Liqueur, and Vanilla Ice Cream

At Festival Favorites Global Marketplace

This is a smooth, rich, and creamy shake that is simply to die for. There’s a hint of Bailey’s cream liquor and an underlying flavor of Guinness Stout. The chocolate flakes help bring this mixture together into one perfect drink. For the price, including the souvenir Ireland plastic cup, we think this deserves the Festival Favorite designation.

Rank out of 7: 7

Remy Milk Shake (Non-alcoholic) – $10.99

Strawberry-cheesecake milk shake topped with a cookie, mini cheesecake, white chocolate Eiffel tower, and a strawberry

At Sunshine Seasons

This is presented very well with adorable picnic-themed toppings. Even better, the taste lives up to the appearance. This tastes as if the cheesecake was made with strawberry Nesquik. The toppings taste good in addition to the shake itself. This is a contender for our Best of the Fest this year.

Rank out of 7: 7

Festive Flight – $6.50

• Christmas Sugar Cookie Hot Cocoa Topped with Whipped Cream and Sprinkles
• Gingerbread Hot Cocoa Topped with Whipped Cream and a Gingerbread Garnish
• Cookie Butter Hot Cocoa Topped with Whipped Cream and Speculoos Spice

At Holiday Sweets & Treats

The Cookie Butter Hot Cocoa was fantastic. The Gingerbread Hot Cocoa was good, and we really appreciated the tiny gingerbread garnish. The Christmas Sugar Cookie Hot Cocoa was also good, but it was a little too sweet. Overall, we feel like this flight embodies the event and is a must-try for hot cocoa lovers.

Rating out of 7: 7

Horchata Margarita – $14

Cinnamon-infused Ilegal Mezcal, Abasolo Corn Whiskey, agua de horchata, and cinnamon horchata rum

At Las Posadas Holiday Kitchen

For a Mexico festival booth, this was amazing. We might even consider this the best drink we have gotten in Mexico at a festival. On the front, this is a nice holiday horchata. On the back, there is a nice burn from the liquor. The size is also nice for the value. 

Rating out of 7: 7