Cookie lovers, this one’s for you. The EPCOT 2026 Holiday Cookie Stroll is back for the International Festival of the Holidays presented by AdventHealth, and this year there are nine cookies that count toward your Festival Passport.
The concept is simple: buy any five eligible cookies, get a stamp for each one, and trade your stamped passport for a free Festival Treat featuring a SNICKERS Tree. The Holiday Cookie Stroll runs November 27 through December 30, 2026.
Here’s every cookie, where to find it, and how to plan the most efficient route around EPCOT.
Quick Summary
- The Holiday Cookie Stroll runs November 27 through December 30, 2026
- Nine cookies count toward the stroll this year
- Buy any five eligible cookies and get a stamp in your Festival Passport for each
- Redeem five stamps at Holiday Sweets & Treats near Port of Entry for a free Festival Treat featuring a SNICKERS Tree
- You can collect stamps over several visits, but you must finish and redeem during the festival
- L’Chaim! Holiday Kitchen sells two eligible cookies, so you can get two stamps in one stop
How the EPCOT Holiday Cookie Stroll Works
- Pick up a Festival Passport. It lists every Holiday Cookie Stroll item and where to buy it.
- Buy any five Holiday Cookie Stroll items. You’ll find them at select Holiday Kitchens and EPCOT eateries.
- Get a stamp for each cookie. Each stamp matches the cookie you bought, so make sure you ask for one every time.
- Redeem your passport. Once you have five stamps, take your passport to Holiday Sweets & Treats near Port of Entry for your Festival Treat featuring a SNICKERS Tree.
You don’t have to finish the Cookie Stroll in one day. You can collect stamps over several visits, as long as you finish and redeem before the festival ends on December 30.



Holiday Cookie Stroll 2026 Cookies and Locations
World Celebration
- 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
- 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
Which Five Cookies Should You Pick?
With nine options and only five needed, you get to choose your favorites. Here’s how we’d think about it:
- For classic holiday flavors: The Christmas Sugar Cookie, Hazelnut Linzer Cookie, and Maple Leaf Shortbread are the most traditional choices.
- For chocolate fans: The Chocolate Cookie with SNICKERS pieces and salted caramel, plus the Coffee-Mocha Cookie with cacao nibs.
- For something different: The Raspberry-Walnut Rugelach at L’Chaim! is a fun change of pace from a standard cookie.
- For dietary needs: The Cranberry-Oatmeal Cookie is the only plant-based cookie on the list.
Of course, if you love cookies, there’s nothing stopping you from trying all nine.
Tips for the Holiday Cookie Stroll
- Use L’Chaim! for two stamps. It sells both the Raspberry-Walnut Rugelach and the Mickey-shaped Almond Black and White Cookie, so you can get two stamps in one stop.
- Plan a route. Start in World Celebration with Connections Café, Experimental Prototype Cookies of Tomorrow, and Holiday Hearth Desserts. Then head around World Showcase and finish at Holiday Sweets & Treats near Port of Entry to redeem your passport.
- Share with your group. The cookies are snack-size portions, so splitting them is an easy way to try more without overdoing it.
- Bring the kids. The Cranberry-Oatmeal Cookie, Hazelnut Linzer Cookie, and Mickey-shaped Almond Black and White Cookie are also Festival Kids Picks.
- Don’t forget your stamp. Ask for a stamp every time you buy a cookie so you don’t end up one short.
- Spread it out. If you have more than one EPCOT day, collect a few stamps each day and redeem on your last visit.
Pair It With Other Festival Fun
The Cookie Stroll fits right in with the rest of the festival. If you’re bringing kids, the Olaf scavenger hunt sends you to every World Showcase pavilion, so you can collect stamps and stickers in the same loop. And if you stop at Holiday Hearth Desserts for the Christmas Sugar Cookie, you’ll be right where the new Figment Holiday Sweater Bucket is sold.
For every other dish, drink, and Holiday Kitchen, check out our full guide to the EPCOT Festival of the Holidays 2026 menus.
The Bottom Line
The EPCOT 2026 Holiday Cookie Stroll features nine cookies across World Celebration and World Showcase. Buy any five, collect a stamp for each in your Festival Passport, and redeem at Holiday Sweets & Treats near Port of Entry for a free Festival Treat featuring a SNICKERS Tree.
The stroll runs November 27 through December 30, 2026, and you can spread your stamps across multiple visits. With two cookies at L’Chaim! and three in World Celebration, it’s easy to fill your passport in a single afternoon.
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