Snack / kiosk
Aloha Isle
The short answer
Aloha Isle is the Dole Whip window in Adventureland at Magic Kingdom. A cup of Dole Whip pineapple, vanilla, a pineapple and vanilla swirl, or coconut soft-serve is $5.99 on Disney's menu. The pineapple juice float is $7.29 and the pineapple upside-down cake with soft-serve is $7.49.
- Where
- Adventureland, Magic Kingdom. Park admission required.
- Cuisine
- Dole Whip soft-serve, floats and pineapple juice
- Reservation
- Walk up — no problem
- Booking
- No reservations — order when you get there
- Typical spend
- about $6 a head · checked Sep 13, 2026
- Dress code
- Theme park casual
- Noise
- moderate
- Non-resort guests
- Yes — with theme park admission
- Dining plan
- Not on Disney’s dining plan · Disney’s own listing, Sep 22, 2026
Is it worth the money?
For the classic pineapple cup, yes. At $5.99 it is one of the cheapest things on a Magic Kingdom menu, and reviewers agree on it: Travel With Jill (February 2026) calls it a Magic Kingdom rite of passage. Flamingo in Fantasyland (July 2026) is less keen on the $8.29 Tropical Serenade Float and says to get the classic pineapple cup instead.
Who it’s right for
Anyone who has not had a Dole Whip, and a cold stop on a hot afternoon in Adventureland.
Who it’s wrong for
Orange or strawberry Dole Whip. Those are at Sunshine Tree Terrace, also in Adventureland, which takes mobile orders.
What is actually good
A Dole Whip cup at $5.99 is the order: pineapple, vanilla, a pineapple and vanilla swirl, or coconut soft-serve. The Dole Whip Pineapple Juice Float, with your choice of pineapple, vanilla or swirl, is $7.29, and the pineapple upside-down cake served with soft-serve is $7.49.
The Tropical Serenade Float, passion fruit, orange and guava juice with coconut soft-serve, is $8.29. For the Halloween season there is a Dole Whip mango and chamoy float at $7.49. Pineapple juice on its own is $4.59. Prices from Disney's menu, 13 September 2026.
Portions
A cup is one serving of soft-serve. The float and the cake are the bigger orders.
Allergies and dietary needs
Dole says its fruit flavours are dairy-free, gluten-free and suitable for a vegan diet. Disney Food Blog notes that the vanilla and coconut options are not vegan, so a swirl is not either. Disney publishes no allergy-friendly menu for Aloha Isle, so ask at the window.
Common questions
- How much is a Dole Whip at Magic Kingdom?
- $5.99 for a cup at Aloha Isle, in pineapple, vanilla, swirl or coconut, and $7.29 as a float with pineapple juice, on Disney's menu of 13 September 2026.
- Is Dole Whip dairy-free?
- The pineapple is: Dole says its fruit flavours are dairy-free, gluten-free and suitable for a vegan diet. The vanilla and coconut options are not vegan, Disney Food Blog notes, so a swirl is not either.
- Can you mobile order at Aloha Isle?
- On 13 September 2026 Disney's dining finder listed mobile ordering for Sunshine Tree Terrace, also in Adventureland, but not for Aloha Isle. Check the app on the day.
- Is Aloha Isle closing?
- No closure is on Disney's schedule. In April 2026 Walt Disney Imagineering filed a permit to install new signage at the stand. Some headlines read it as the end of the Dole Whip, but no closure or menu change was announced.
- Where else can you get Dole Whip at Disney World?
- Across all four parks, several resorts, Disney Springs and both water parks. Our guide to where to get a Dole Whip lists every place on Disney's menus, with prices.
Sources
- Walt Disney World official — Aloha Isle restaurant page, with its menu and prices read through Disney's menu service on 13 September 2026. — Disney official · checked
- Walt Disney World official — the dining finder, read 13 September 2026: Aloha Isle's service type and location in Adventureland, with no mobile-order listing. — Disney official · checked
- Dole Soft Serve — product information: the fruit flavours are dairy-free and gluten-free, and suitable for a vegan diet. — reported by · checked
- Disney Food Blog — Dole Whip at Disney, a historical timeline: served at Magic Kingdom in 1984, two years before Disneyland; vegan certified in 2013 for the fruit flavours only, with vanilla and coconut not vegan; Aloha Isle and Sunshine Tree Terrace swapped places in Adventureland in 2015. — reported by · checked
- Wikipedia — Dole Whip: created by Dole Food Company in 1983, it debuted at Magic Kingdom in 1984 as Dole Pineapple Whip and at Disneyland in 1986. — aggregated, cross-checked · checked
- Disney Fanatic, 15 April 2026 — Walt Disney Imagineering filed a Notice of Commencement to install signage at Aloha Isle; no closure or menu change announced. — reported by · checked
- Travel With Jill, 7 February 2026, updated 13 February — best snacks in Magic Kingdom: the classic pineapple Dole Whip at Aloha Isle, practically a Magic Kingdom rite of passage. — reported by · checked
- Flamingo in Fantasyland, 11 May 2026, updated 21 July — the best Disney World snacks for 2026: skip the Tropical Serenade Float at Aloha Isle and get the classic pineapple cup instead. — reported by · checked