The Muppets Coaster Kiosk Is Serving Two Drinks in a Novelty Cup, While Supplies Last

By entgrove · August 1, 2026

Disney Parks says Pink Le-moi-nade and Pond Water Limeade are now both served in an exclusive Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets novelty cup at FØØD by Swedish Chef on Sunset Boulevard. The drinks are not new, they opened with the kiosk on May 26, and list at $6.49 and $6.79. Disney has not announced a price for the cup or an end date beyond while supplies last.

Two specialty drinks at the Muppets coaster kiosk at Disney's Hollywood Studios are now being poured into a novelty cup themed to Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets. The cup is the new part of that sentence. Pink Le-moi-nade and Pond Water Limeade have both been on the menu at FØØD by Swedish Chef since the kiosk opened in May, and Disney Parks says the cup is around only while supplies last.

What Disney posted

The announcement came from the Disney Parks account on X on August 1, under the line "Rock. Ride. Refresh." The post says Pink Le-moi-nade and Pond Water Limeade are "now both being served in an exclusive Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets novelty cup (while supplies last!)" and tags the location as FØØD by Swedish Chef. That is the whole of the official word: no price for the cup, no run dates, no limit per guest.

Where the kiosk sits

FØØD by Swedish Chef is on Sunset Boulevard, in the courtyard outside Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets. It is a walk-up kiosk rather than a restaurant, and Disney's listing for it notes that valid park admission is required and that Dining Plan meals are not accepted. Disney describes the lineup as savory snacks and frozen treats the Swedish Chef whipped up for the rock show.

The kiosk and the reimagined coaster opened together on May 26, 2026, when the Aerosmith version of the ride gave way to a show built around Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem. The food stand was part of that package from day one, which is why the drinks in the announcement are not themselves debuts.

What is actually in the two cups

Pink Le-moi-nade is Minute Maid Premium Lemonade with guava and a sprinkle of pink shimmer, and it lists at $6.49. Pond Water Limeade is Minute Maid Limeade with green apple and fruit juice filled pearls, and it lists at $6.79. Those are the menu prices posted when the kiosk opened in May, so anyone budgeting for a souvenir cup should treat them as the floor rather than a guarantee.

The rest of the menu runs to Wocka Wocking Nachos, a Churro Drumstick tossed in mixed berry sugar, mini corn dogs, a Mayhem Soft-Serve Float of Frozen Fanta Blue Raspberry and vanilla soft serve under pink cotton candy, and a short list of beverages with alcohol. Only the two named drinks are tied to the cup.

What Disney has not said

Three things are missing from the announcement, and all three are the kind guests ask about first. Disney has not said whether the cup adds anything to the $6.49 and $6.79 prices or comes with the drink at no extra cost. It has not put a date on the promotion at either end, so "while supplies last" is the only stated limit. And the cup did not appear in the merchandise collection Disney published for the coaster in May, so there is no shop price to compare it against.

What this means for guests heading to Hollywood Studios

Novelty cups at Walt Disney World tend to disappear faster than the food they come with, and this one has no announced end date to plan around. Anyone who wants it should order either drink at the kiosk on their next Hollywood Studios day rather than saving it for a later trip, and should expect the price at the register to be the answer to whether the cup costs extra. Current menu details are on the venue page at DisneyWorld.com: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/hollywood-studios/food-by-swedish-chef/