Six stamps at Terralina earn a free dessert or pasta every month of 2027
Terralina Crafted Italian at Disney Springs has launched the Taste of Terralina Passport: collect six stamps over six visits between August 27 and November 21, 2026, and you get a free dessert or side of pasta with an entree once a month for all of 2027. The restaurant is also promoting a twice-daily happy hour with half-off wine and $6.50 beers, a limited $9.99 trading pin, and a revamped Levy Preferred loyalty program.
Terralina Crafted Italian at Disney Springs is running a stamp-card game with a year-long payoff. Between August 27 and November 21, 2026, the Taste of Terralina Passport asks you to collect six stamps across six visits; fill the card and you earn a free dessert or a free side of pasta with an entree once a month, every month of 2027.
How the Taste of Terralina Passport works
The mechanics are simple. Ask your server for a passport on your next visit, and each time you dine you get one stamp. The card pictured on Terralina's own happenings page shows the stamp categories printed down the side, with Dessert, Brunch and Wine Flight or Mocktail among the six, so the passport nudges you to try a different part of the menu on each trip rather than ordering the same plate six times. Stamp all six by November 21, 2026, and the card converts into a monthly reward for all of 2027: your choice of a free dessert or a free side of pasta with your entree, once per month, in every month of the year.
The fine print is short. It is one passport per person, one stamp per visit, and one redemption per passport. That last line matters: the passport is the ticket to the 2027 perk, so a completed card is worth holding onto rather than handing over in December.
Key Details
- Where: Terralina Crafted Italian, The Landing at Disney Springs
- Stamp window: August 27 to November 21, 2026
- To complete: six stamps, one per visit, across six different categories
- Reward: a free dessert or free side of pasta with an entree, once per month, every month in 2027
- Limits: one passport per person, one stamp per visit, one redemption per passport
- How to get one: ask your server during your next visit
Six visits in twelve weeks is a real commitment for a family on a single vacation, but it is very achievable for locals, Annual Passholders and the Disney Vacation Club crowd who treat Disney Springs as a weeknight dinner option. The window also overlaps almost entirely with the fall menu season at Disney Springs: Terralina's Halloween specials, a pumpkin tiramisu and a Spiced Caramel Apple Mule, run through October 31, so the dessert stamp has an obvious seasonal candidate.
Happy hour: half-off wine and $6.50 beers, twice a day
Terralina calls its happy hour "the best kept secret in Disney Springs," and the hours explain why so few guests know about it. It runs every day in two shifts: 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the outside bar, and again from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the inside bar. During both windows the restaurant pours half-off glasses of wine and $6.50 select beers alongside a short list of snacks.
The late shift is the interesting one for park guests. Most Disney Springs happy hours end well before the theme parks close, so a 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. window gives you somewhere to land after fireworks at Magic Kingdom or EPCOT. The outdoor bar sits on the water at The Landing, which is also where you will want to be for the earlier shift in cooler months.
A $9.99 Terralina trading pin, while supplies last
Pin traders get a small first-party collectible out of this too. Terralina is selling its own Terralina Trading Pin at the restaurant for $9.99, for a limited time and in limited quantity. The restaurant's press archive lists a December 2023 write-up about Paddlefish and Terralina pins at Disney Springs, so this is a return of an idea the Levy Restaurants venues have tried before rather than a brand-new one. Once this run sells out, it is gone.
Levy Preferred: More Pasta, More Rewards
Terralina has also revamped its loyalty scheme, Levy Preferred, and it stacks with the passport rather than replacing it. Members earn one point for every dollar spent at participating locations, and the points cash out on a sliding scale:
- 150 points: $10 off your next bill
- 375 points: $25 off your next bill
- 750 points: $50 off your next bill
- 1,500 points: $100 off your next bill
Members also get first word on Terralina's ticketed events, including its Kids' Cooking Classes and Wine Dinners, with presale access before the public. Levy Restaurants operates Terralina and its neighbour Paddlefish at Disney Springs, which is why the program says "participating locations" rather than naming one restaurant.
The Buzz
This one comes straight from Terralina's own happenings page rather than a Disney announcement, and it is spreading among Disney Springs regulars because the maths is unusual for a theme-park-adjacent restaurant: six dinners this fall buy twelve free desserts or pasta sides next year, on top of a loyalty program that already returns roughly six to seven percent of spend. Disney's own restaurants do not typically run punch-card promotions, so a Levy operator doing one is a genuine outlier.
Terralina and The Landing
Terralina Crafted Italian opened in 2018 on the waterfront in The Landing, replacing the long-running Portobello, and was announced in 2017 as one of five new Disney Springs dining concepts alongside Jaleo, Wine Bar George, The Edison and Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill. The concept came from James Beard Award-winning chef Tony Mantuano, and the building is styled after a lakeside villa on Lake Como, with a lit stone-and-timber patio that looks out over the water. Wood-fired pizzas and house pastas anchor the menu, and the outdoor bar with the happy hour is on that patio.
What to do before November 21
If you are local or visiting more than once this fall, ask for the passport on your very next visit, because the clock started on August 27 and there are only twelve weeks to fit six visits in. Plan the categories rather than the calendar: a weekend brunch, a happy hour stop for the wine flight or mocktail stamp, and a dessert on a fireworks night all count as separate visits. Join Levy Preferred at the same time so those six checks also earn points toward a $10 or $25 credit. And if you want the trading pin, buy it on the first visit; Terralina is not saying how many were made, only that they are limited.