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The Mickey Cookies & Cream Churro, served as part of the Tokyo DisneySea 25th Anniversary “Sparkling Jubilee” lineup, is a ¥650 handheld snack with a crispy cocoa dough wrapped around a rich milk cream filling. The flavor really lives up to its “cookies and cream” name. Each one comes in a Jubilee Blue wrapper printed with either a Mickey or Minnie silhouette, making it a perfect pick if you want a small, low-effort taste of the 25th anniversary celebration.
Tokyo DisneySea kicked off its 25th anniversary event “Sparkling Jubilee” on April 15, 2026. Throughout the park, you’ll find plenty of special merchandise and limited-time menus that capture the celebratory mood of this once-in-a-quarter-century milestone.
As part of that lineup, the iconic Disney Parks handheld snack — the churro — debuts a brand-new 25th anniversary flavor: cookies and cream. Better yet, each churro is wrapped in a special Jubilee Blue paper printed with either a Mickey or Minnie silhouette, giving it a clear sense of occasion right from the moment you receive it.
In this post, I share my honest take after actually trying the Mickey Cookies & Cream Churro at Tokyo Disney Resort in Japan — covering its look, flavor, and overall value.
For more on the other Sparkling Jubilee 25th anniversary special menus at Tokyo DisneySea, check the related article below as well.
Mickey Cookies & Cream Churro — At a Glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Mickey Cookies & Cream Churro |
| Price | ¥650 each |
| Sales Period | April 8, 2026 – March 31, 2027 |
| Where to Buy | • Zambini Brothers’ Ristorante (Mediterranean Harbor) • Dockside Diner (American Waterfront) • Hudson River Harvest (American Waterfront) • Open Sesame (Arabian Coast) • Arendelle Royal Banquet (Fantasy Springs) |
| Related Event | Tokyo DisneySea 25th Anniversary “Sparkling Jubilee” (April 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027) |
| Info as of | May 2026 (check the official site for the latest details) |
| Tasting Date | April 30, 2026 |
Cookies and cream is the first time this flavor has joined the churro lineup. In other words, it takes a classic Disney Parks handheld snack and layers on the celebratory feel of the 25th Sparkling Jubilee. On top of that, the sales window stretches across roughly a full year, so you can enjoy it whenever you visit during the event.
That said, as of May 2026, the sales period and hours can vary by location. If you’re set on grabbing one at a specific spot, it’s worth checking the day-of availability before you head into the park.
Price-wise, ¥650 makes this the most expensive option in the Mickey Churro lineup. For reference, the regular cinnamon Mickey Churro runs ¥500, and the cream-filled crème brûlée-style churro is ¥600. The premium tag reflects the 25th anniversary packaging, the cream filling, and broader cost-of-living factors. Even so, at under ¥1,000 it still counts as one of the more approachable handheld snacks in the park.
Mickey Cookies & Cream Churro — Full Review
From here on, I’ll walk through the look and the flavor based on actually trying one.
Look & Packaging
The churro itself is a deep cocoa color and clearly shaped like Mickey when you look at it from above. Compared with the regular cinnamon Mickey Churro, this one is a touch shorter, which actually makes it easier to hold and bite into. The cinnamon version is usually dusted heavily with white sugar, but this cookies-and-cream edition skips the sugar coating altogether — letting the cocoa color of the dough itself take center stage for a cleaner, more minimal look.
The wrapper is a Jubilee Blue base with a character silhouette in the middle. The silhouette is either Mickey or Minnie, and you don’t know which one you’ve got until the wrapper is in your hand. It carries that festive, 25th-anniversary-only design feel, and frankly the packaging alone gives you a little buzz the moment you buy one.
Tasting Notes
The outer cocoa dough tastes the same as the chocolate-flavored churro that shows up around the Christmas season. The big difference is the topping: the Christmas version is heavily coated in sugar, while this cookies-and-cream edition skips the sugar dusting entirely. As a result, the sweetness is dialed back and the cocoa flavor comes through more clearly. It leans into the “cocoa-forward” side — slightly bitter and a bit more grown-up than the holiday version.
Texture-wise, it’s the classic Mickey Churro feel: crispy on the outside, chewy on the inside. With the milk cream filling added in, every bite hits three textures at once — crispy, chewy, and creamy — so it never gets monotonous.
There’s a generous amount of milk cream packed inside. The cream is rich and milky, and the moment it hits your mouth alongside the cocoa dough, it really does taste like “cookies and cream.” In other words, the combination of the bitter dough and the mellow cream is genuinely delicious — easily a flavor that keeps you reaching for the next bite.
How to Enjoy It
It’s served warm, so eating it while it’s still warm is the way to go. Once it cools down, the dough texture changes for the worse, so the best move is to grab one and bite in pretty quickly while walking around the park. The shape is easy to hold one-handed and doesn’t fall apart while you eat, which makes it a great pick for snacking on the go or as a casual break treat.
Overall Rating
| Category | Rating |
|---|---|
| Value | 4.5 |
| Taste | 4 |
| Ease of Eating | 5 |
| Photogenic | 3.5 |
| Disney Factor | 5 |
| Overall | 4 |
Value: 4.5
At ¥650, the price sits right in line with other Disney Parks handheld snacks. Compared with the standard cinnamon churro, the milk cream filling adds a small touch of indulgence to every bite, and the 25th anniversary wrapper layers on a sense of occasion on top of that. All things considered, the value-for-money feels solidly above average.
Taste: 4.0
The pairing of the bitter cocoa dough with the creamy milk filling genuinely earns the “cookies and cream” name. The flavor leans into a clear cocoa-forward profile for a more grown-up finish. That said, it heads in a different direction from the Christmas chocolate churro, which goes for both bold sweetness and bold cocoa — so depending on your taste, opinions on this one may split.
Personally, I preferred the Christmas-season chocolate churro.
Ease of Eating: 5.0
It’s easy to hold one-handed, and the cream inside doesn’t ooze out and the dough doesn’t crumble while you eat. In other words, it’s a great fit for snacking on the go or grabbing a quick bite on a bench. The long, slim shape is also easy to lift to your mouth, so as a handheld snack, it really nails the format.
Photogenic: 3.5
The long, slim shape makes a solo close-up shot a little tricky to nail. That said, the 25th anniversary Jubilee Blue wrapper is genuinely cute, so framing the churro with the wrapper showing — or pairing it with scenery from Mediterranean Harbor or other themed areas — bumps up the photogenic factor a lot.
Disney Factor: 5.0
The Mickey Churro is already a quintessential Disney Parks handheld snack on its own. On top of that, the clear Mickey silhouette when you look at it from above, plus the 25th anniversary Jubilee Blue wrapper with its Mickey (or Minnie) silhouette, all push it firmly into “full marks” territory.
Final Verdict
All in all, the Mickey Cookies & Cream Churro is an easy way to taste the special-occasion feel of Tokyo DisneySea’s 25th “Sparkling Jubilee” in handheld-snack form. The bitter cocoa dough and rich milk cream together deliver a clear cookies-and-cream flavor, all while keeping the signature crispy-and-chewy Mickey Churro texture intact. The 25th anniversary Jubilee Blue wrapper, printed with either a Mickey or Minnie silhouette, brings a little extra excitement the moment you receive it.
Overall, this one’s especially worth a try if you already love grabbing a churro at Disney Parks, if you want to enjoy 25th anniversary limited menus while strolling, or if you lean toward bitter-leaning cocoa flavors. The sales window runs all the way through March 31, 2027 — so if you have a Tokyo DisneySea visit lined up, be sure to bite in while it’s still warm and enjoy this festive piece of the 25th anniversary celebration.