Dole Whip Cones Are Now Available At Magic Kingdom, And There Are Three Flavors To Try
All hail the Dole Whip.
UPDATE: APRIL 22, 2019; 12:25 P.M.
Get ready for a RoLLeR CoAsTeR ride, people. Just days ago, The Disney Food Blog reported that Hei Hei Cones had tragically disappeared from menus. It had been available less than two months, and the swift departure rocked the world of many a Disneygoer. But then, just as quickly as it went away, it returned! (I promised you a roller coaster, didn't I?!) That's right: The Hei Hei Cone is once again available at Aloha Aisle in Magic Kingdom.
And with it comes a new (for now secret menu) item: pineapple-raspberry swirl Dole Whip. According to The Disney Food Blog, it's not yet officially on menus (emphasis on yet), but you can request one. After all, it's basically what's in the Hei Hei cone, just swirled together and without all the extra candy embellishments. Now, go forth and conquer, you Dole Whip loving Disney freak, you.
ORIGINAL STORY: FEBRUARY 26, 2019; 4:11 P.M.
If you're the kind of Disney-goer who bypasses trendy new desserts for an old gold standard—the Dole Whip, of course—this newest park dessert might finally change your mind. Magic Kingdom is now serving three new flavors of Dole Whip soft serve: mango, lemon, and raspberry. Even better? They all come in cones, and have fun toppings meant to embody a different Disney movie or character. Up, Moana, and Tangled fans—these desserts are for you.
Oh, and if you have the Disney Dining Plan, it's worth noting these three treats count as a snack credit.
Hei Hei Cone
Based off the Moana character, the Hei Hei Cone is the only way you can try raspberry Dole Whip as of now, Disney Food Blog reports. The blue waffle cone is first filled with pineapple Dole Whip and then the new raspberry Dole Whip. There's a sour candy ribbon and candy eye on top. Find it at Aloha Isle Refreshments in Magic Kingdom.
Lost Princess Cone
Inspired by Tangled, the Lost Princess Cone comes in a purple cone (like Rapunzel's dress!) with edible flowers on top. It features lemon-flavored soft serve, which sounds like it would be veryyy refreshing come summertime. Find it at Storybook Treats in Magic Kingdom.
Adventure Is Out There Cone
This last cone has major Up vibes. And while the soft serve looks the same as the Rapunzel cone or even the traditional pineapple Dole Whip, it's actually mango-flavored. Milk chocolate pearls are meant to look like the Up balloon and are held together by white chocolate. This one comes in a teal blue cone and can be found at Auntie Gravity's Galactic Goodies in Magic Kingdom's Tomorrowland.
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