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Disney’s California Adventure Food & Wine Festival 2025

One of the most popular festivals at California Adventure is the Food and Wine Festival. This festival includes food booths and various other food offerings around the park as well as entertainment, experiences, special attractions, and more. This year, the Food and Wine Festival will be happening from February 28 through April 21, 2025. So let’s get into what you can expect from this festival in DCA.

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How to experience it

The Food and Wine Festival is included in your theme park admission and is not a separate cost, but you do need to make your theme park reservations for California Adventure, or you can also experience it with a park hopper ticket. Disneyland park does not have any offerings for the Food and Wine festival. You do not need to pay extra or book anything extra to enjoy most of the experiences that the festival includes.

What does it include

Food & Wine Festival Marketplaces

Like many with many other festivals like the Festival of Holidays or Lunar New Year, the Food & Wine Festival brings a number of food booths to the marketplace that guests can enjoy. These booths are located throughout California Adventure and each food booth can be enjoyed at guests own leisure but going up and ordering directly from the individual food booth, or there is also the option to purchase a Sip and Savor Pass.

If you are not familiar with the Sip and Savor passes, this is an optional purchase that is one bulk amount up front for four or eight “tabs” to use at the food booths. Guests will take their scannable sip and savor pass to the booth they would like to redeem for select bites and non alcoholic beverages at participating locations like the festival marketplace food booths and select dining locations around the park.

All of your Sip and Savor tabs do not have to be used at once and can be used throughout the duration of the Food and Wine Festival which ends April 21, 2025. If you are wanting to try several items in the same day, you have the option to order all of your sip and savor items at one food booth and then just take your receipt to the participating food booth to pick up you food without needing to wait in line to order! This is a great way to try lots of different items from the food booths without having to wait in multiple line. Purchasing a sip and savor pass is completely optional and you do not need one to enjoy the food at the food booths, but if you would like to get one, you can purchase sip and savor passes at the following locations:

Food & Wine Festival Sip and Savor Pass Locations

• Elias & Co.

• Festival Gifts

• Festive Food Marketplace

• Julius Katz & Sons

• Seaside Souveniers

•Sip and Savor Cart

Now that we’ve covered how to enjoy the food booths at the Food and Wine Festival, let’s get into all the yummy options that you can enjoy! You can find special food offerings at all 8 of the marketplace food booths as well as several dining locations throughout DCA, the Pixar Place Hotel, and a few options in Downtown Disney. And to make it easier to keep track of them all, I have created a FREE printable foodie guide that you can print off and take with you to keep track of everything the festival has to offer as well as what items you have tried! Find that printable list below:

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Bookable Festival Experiences

The DCA Food and Wine Festival does have some optional experiences that you can book to add to your festival experience. Some of these experiences take place inside DCA and you will need a theme park reservation for while others happen at the Grand Californian and do not require theme park admission, so make sure you check where each event is happening before you book your experience so you can make sure you have a theme park ticket if needed. Here are the extra, bookable festival experiences you can choose from:

Beverage Education & Tasting Seminars– This experience offers seminars dedicated to beer, cider, and wine tasting and takes place at Sonoma Terrace that is located inside DCA, so theme park admission is required. This even does accept reservations, so head to the Disneyland website to check what classes are being offered and what dates/times to book your time.

Carthay Circle Receptions– This experience allows you to join winemaking experts in special tastings and pairings. You will get to enjoy a 4-course appetizer menu paired with tastings while you listen to the wine maker or brewmaster talk about how they made each glass. This experience takes place at the Carthay Circle Restaurant located inside DCA so theme park admission is required. This event is very limited and does accept reservations, so check out the Disneyland website to see which dates it is offered and book your time.

Culinary Demonstrations– This experiences gives you the chance to learn tips and tricks from the some of the most celebrated chefs during the festival’s demonstration series. These demonstrations take place in Hollywood Land so you will need a theme park reservation to enjoy this offering.

A Walk on the Silverado Trail- Located at the Mariposa Pool Deck in Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa delights guests with specialty wine and cuisine pairings. This is located outside of the park so you do not need a theme park reservation for this experience, but reservations are required.

Dinner and Scotch Event– This event takes place at the Hearthstone Lounge at the Grand Californian Hotel and features tray-passed hors d’oeuvres, live music, and exceptional scotches paired with an intimate, four-course dinner experience while you listen to educational presentations. This event does not require theme park admissions, but does require a reservation.

Mixology Class at Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar– This event teaches you how to make a tiki inspired cocktail, while also getting to indulge in tray-passed hors d’oeuvres while relaxing at the outdoor fireplace. You will also get to take home a Trader Sam’s fan favorite mug as a souvenir. This event takes place at the Disneyland Hotel so not theme park admission is required, but reservations are required.

Soarin’ Over California Returns

For a limited time, Soarin’ Around the World will be changed back to the original Soarin’ Over California for the durations of the Food and Wine Festival. Don’t miss your chance to smell those orange groves once again but remember, this will only be available from February 28 to April 21!

Paradise Gardens Entertainment

Head to the Paradise Gardens park for live music at the Palisades Stage and Paradise Garden Bandstand. You can also find the Jammin’ Chefs and watch as they combine pots, pans and different beats , and you may even see Clarabelle Cow, Daisy Duck and Chip ‘n’ Dale as they join in on the fun. Kids can also do some fun crafts like decorating their own chef hat.

Confection Purrfection with the SuperKitties

This event is for kids ages 3-11 where they can decorate their own cupcake with a special visit from the SuperKitties. This event happens Saturday through Wednesday every week for the duration of the Food and Wine Festival. You can find this experience at the Hollywood Backlot Stage in Hollywood Land. Space is limited, and guests can start to sign up to participate 45 minutes before showtime, so make sure you check the Disneyland app or website for that days showtimes.

Meet Chef Goofy

While you’re in the Hollywood Backlot area, make sure you stop by and meet Chef Goofy, who’s all dressed up just for the Food and Wine Festival!

Merchandise Events

Throughout the duration of the festival, several artists will be showcased and on those days, those artists will sign any artwork made by them that is purchased that day during the showcase. (Limit of 2 signed items per guest) These artists include Thomas Kinkade Studios, Dave Avanzino, Noah Elias, and Scooter. Check the Disneyland website for which artists will be showcased on which dates.

There will also be merchandise spotlights including Pandora Jewelry, a Girls Crew- Jewelry Trunk Show, a pin trading event, and a CRISLU Jewelry Trunk Show. Check out the Disneyland website for dates for each of these spotlights.

Book your trip today!

If you are wanting to experience the DCA Food & Wine Festival for yourself, make sure you book your trip between February 28 and April 21, 2025! You can click here to book your trip with my travel partners Get Away Today and make sure you use code RAMBLING10 to receive a discount off of your 2+ ticket/2+ night hotel stay package or if you aren’t sure where to start, give them a call at 855-GET-AWAY and tell them The Rambling Introvert sent you to receive the best deals and receive the help of an expert travel agent to book your trip!

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    March 5, 2025 at 6:55 pm

    […] • The Food and Wine Festival kicks off on February 28th in DCA. This event is included with your theme park admission, and if you’re a fan of the original Soarin’ Over California, it will be returning for the duration of the festival. To learn more about the Food and Wine Festival and get a FREE printable foodie guide, head over here. […]

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- Tom Sawyer Island
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- Seating Area next to Ship to Shore Marketplace
- Pathway behind Harbour Galley
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- Back corner of Toontown
- Seating area by Troubadour Tavern and the Fantasyland Theatre
- Benches at the exit of Space Mountain
- Seating area behind Edelweiss Snacks
- Stairs across from “it’s a small world”

Other locations that can be hit or miss:
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- Snow White’s Wishing Well (can be hit and miss with character meet and greets)
- Mark Twain River Boat- if there’s not a ton of people on your sailing
- Second floor of Golden Horseshoe- avoid mealtimes and it’s usually great, you don’t have to eat to go in there
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Based on the wording on the Disneyland website, that sounds like ONE lightning lane for your entire stay and no I don’t think that will be valid for Rise of the Resistance or Radiator Springs Racers since they are not included in Lightning lane multipass.

Any Disneyland resort hotel stays between now and January 4, 2026 will still be able to take advantage of early entry on these schedule dates:

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If you are planning to visit California Adventure on any of these dates, the park will close at 6 pm to all non ticketed guests, so if you have single park per day tickets, I would suggest you change your park reservations so you are in DCA on non event nights and do Disneyland on any dates that have Oogie Boogie Bash. If you have park hopper tickets, I would recommend starting your day in DCA and then around 3 pm when the mix in hours start for those with Oogie Boogie Bash tickets, park hop over to Disneyland and finish out your day there.

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From now until October 31, if you purchase Lightning lane multipass you can get a Lightning lane for the normal Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout and then also get one for Guardians of the Galaxy: Monsters After Dark! 

To do it, just make sure you get a return time for Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakfout that is BEFORE 2 pm. Then the attraction will close for an hour and reopen at 3 pm, then you want to get a return time ant time after 3 pm for Guardians of the Galaxy: Monsters After Dark.

On normal days, this attraction is typically open until 10 pm, but on Oogie Boogie Bash nights it will only be available until 6pm, so if you’re in DCA on an OBB event night, you will only have from 3-6 pm to get on to Monsters After Dark.
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Every day, Guardians will open as the original version and then close at 2 pm, then reopen at 3 pm as the Monsters After Dark overlay. This overlay will run for the duration of Halloween Time, so make sure you go ride it while you can!
A realistic look at what I did in a day at Disney A realistic look at what I did in a day at  Disneyland during the summer utilizing lightning lane multipass and rider switch:

8:45 Entered the park 
8:56 Jungle Cruise
9:22 Thunder Mountain LL
9:49 Smugglers Run LL
10:22 Haunted Mansion LL
10:36 snack break
10:49 treasure hunt with Redd
11-11:45 Explored Tom Sawyer Island 
12:00 lunch at Cafe Orleans
1:11 Pirates of the Caribbean
1:50 Autopia
2:14 Space Mountain LL
2:49 the Monorail
3:10 Disneyland Railroad grand circle tour
3:50 Silhouette Studio
4:17 Star Tours LL
4:41 Autopia (again) LL
5:13 dinner at Hungry Bear
6:20 Rise of the Resistance 
7:03 park hop to DCA 
7:20 Goofy’s Sky School LL
7:46 Midway Mania LL
8:10 Incredicoaster LL
8:25 The Little Mermaid LL
8:33 left the parks

We had a solid chunk of the day where we couldn’t use our lightning lanes due to plans we already had, so we could have easily booked more return times on a normal day without those plans and reservations. This was also a day in the park that was not super busy so we were able to get on a lot more things compared to the day before when it was busy and we got more use out of lightning lane multipass.

If you have any questions about your upcoming trips or planning your visit, drop them in the comments!
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