EPCOT Food & Wine Merchandise Prices Are In: $74.99 Hoodie, $100 Loungefly, $14.99 Trash Can Shaker

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The 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival merchandise line is out on opening day, spanning apparel from $29.99 to a $79.99 spirit jersey, a $100 Chip & Dale Loungefly, and a deep kitchenware range starting at $14.99. Four Passholder-exclusive items are included.

EPCOT Food & Wine Merchandise Prices Are In: $74.99 Hoodie, $100 Loungefly, $14.99 Trash Can Shaker

The merchandise for the 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival is out on opening day, and the range is wider than usual, apparel from $29.99, a $100 Loungefly backpack, four Passholder-exclusive pieces, and an unusually deep kitchenware line that bottoms out at $14.99. The festival runs daily through November 21, 2026, so there is no rush, but the Passholder items and the anniversary pieces are the ones that historically thin out first.

The Buzz

Opening-day merchandise prices set the tone for the whole festival, and this year two numbers are driving the conversation: a $100 Loungefly, the priciest item in the range, and a kitchenware line that starts at $14.99. Passholders also get four exclusive pieces rather than the usual one.

Everything is available in Creations Shop and at the pop-up festival merchandise kiosks positioned around the park.

Key Details

Apparel: The Spirit Jersey Is Not the Priciest Piece This Year

The apparel line runs from a $29.99 Donald Duck "Churray!" shirt up to a $79.99 spirit jersey. The fuzzy front hoodie at $74.99 sits just under it, which is a notable pairing, the spirit jersey has been the default festival splurge for years, and this year a hoodie is priced within five dollars of it.

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S75-24114 (8-10 Feb. Photo: NASA via Wikimedia Commons, Public domain

The Chip & Dale "Taste Buds" Loungefly at $100.00 is the single most expensive item in the entire lineup, apparel included. Loungefly bags tied to a specific festival year are among the fastest items to disappear from Creations Shop, and they rarely restock once the run is gone.

Four Passholder-Exclusive Pieces

Annual Passholders get their own sub-line this year, and it is broader than a single shirt:

A valid Annual Pass and matching photo ID are required at the register for these, and they are the items most likely to sell through before the festival's November close.

The Kitchenware Line Is Where the Value Sits

Food & Wine has always sold homeware, but the 2026 range is deep enough to furnish a kitchen. The pricing is also the most approachable in the collection, with five separate items at $14.99.

Two of these are functional rather than decorative and worth flagging for anyone actually walking the festival. The walkaround tray at $14.99 solves the perennial Food & Wine problem of carrying a plate, a drink and a phone at once. The plastic wine "glass" at the same price is the reusable answer to the disposable cups handed out at the marketplaces.

The trash can shaker at $14.99 continues the park's long-running affection for its own waste bins, the EPCOT trash can has become a merchandise motif in its own right, and this year it is a cocktail shaker.

What to Buy First, and What Will Still Be There in November

With the festival running through November 21, most of the kitchenware will be available for the full three-month window; Disney restocks the homeware lines steadily. The items to buy on your first visit are the $100 Chip & Dale Loungefly and the four Passholder-exclusive pieces, which are produced in smaller runs and are the ones guests report gone by mid-festival. Note that Disney has not announced whether any of this range will appear on shopDisney, as with recent festivals, the safe assumption is that these are in-park purchases only, and that a trip to Creations Shop early in the day beats the afternoon queue.

Disney's own image from Creations Shop.
Disney's own image from Creations Shop.

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GenieGrove rewrote this story; the original reporting is theirs.