Canada’s Wonderland 2026 Halloween Haunt Menu: Frightfully Delicious Eats, Spooky Sweets & Sinister Sips

If you’re coming to Halloween Haunt hungry, you’re in for a frightfully delicious night.

The 2026 Halloween Haunt menu is packed with limited time eats and drinks created for spooky season, from returning favourites and outrageous new creations to devilish desserts, creepy cocktails and blood bags.

Whether you need to fuel up before braving your next haunted attraction or you’re searching for something sweet between scares, here’s a sneak peek at what you can sink your fangs into at Halloween Haunt this year!*

Sinister Savoury Bites: A Frightful Feast

A Halloween Haunt favourite is back! The Witch’s Poutine returns to Après Poutinerie and Mess Haul, loaded with jerk chicken, Voodoo Fresh Cut Fries, cheese and sour cream.

New this year, the Scrapyard Dog is piled high with pickles, tomatoes, hot peppers, garlic sauce and crispy onion, and can be found at I-Street Hotdogs and Timbers. For something with even more crunch, head to Caribou Crossing for the Footlong CornStalker Dog, our classic hotdog topped with KD cheese and Flamin’ Hot Cheetos.

Comfort food gets a Halloween Haunt twist too. At Roadside Chicken, the Wicked Chicken Pierogi Patch takes the classic pierogi and it gets topped with corn, pico, chicken and crema, while Coaster’s is serving up the Bullfighter Burger with onion tanglers, BBQ sauce and pickles.

Halloween Haunt Sweet Treats & Devilish Desserts

Funnel cake fans have plenty to scream about this year.

The Apple Cider Funnel Cake delivers the flavours of fall with cinnamon crumble and caramel, while the Trick or Treat Funnel Cake is piled high with chocolate, candies and everything nice.

There’s also a new way to enjoy a Canadian classic! At Carrousel Funnel Cakes, try the Ghostly Fried Fudgee-Os – it’s the iconic chocolate cookies with our funnel cake treatment and served them with ice cream! And the Halloween treats don’t stop there; our festive Halloween Cupcakes return for another spooky season at various locations throughout the park.

If you’re craving something cold, stop by Cookie Café for Vampire’s Dream Cream, a cherry-raspberry flavoured ice cream made for spooky season. Over at Coaster’s, the Jack-O-Choco Milkshake brings sweet, salty and creamy flavours together in one decadent treat.

Devilish Drinks & Potent Potions: Sip If You Dare

Halloween Haunt’s cocktails and mocktails are getting into the spirit of the season, too.

Returning favourites include Toxic Waste, a melon and lemonade cocktail rimmed with green sugar, and Witches Brew, mixing vodka, pineapple, citrus and blue curaçao beneath a black sugar rim. The Red Rum! Red Rum Runner returns with rum (shocking that this drink has rum, right?), banana, blackberry, grenadine and citrus flavours, while the Full Moon Margarita brings tequila, citrus and a dark Halloween twist.

New eerie elixirs include the Moonlight Eclipse, combining vodka and raspberry lemonade with a layer of butterfly pea tea, and I Vant To Drink Your Blood, a peach and lemonade concoction served with a syringe of red sangria syrup.

Looking for something spirit-free? The Apple Pie Mocktail combines apple cider, sparkling grape juice and apple butter flavours beneath a cinnamon-sugar rim, while the Candy Corn Fanta Punch mixes orange Fanta and pineapple juice before being topped with whipped cream, candy corn and orange sprinkles. Both can also be made with an added shot for guests 19+.

Blood Bags Are Back at Canada’s Wonderland

One of Halloween Haunt’s most recognizable drinks is returning, with a lineup of sinister concoctions served straight from the bag.

Alcoholic options include the NEW tequila-based Ectoplasm Elixir, plus returning classics, Transfusion, a wine-based drinkand vodka-based drinks, Alien Blood and Zombie Juice.

There are spirit-free blood bags, too. Try the cherry and vanilla Vampire’s Kiss, the colourful Purple People Eater, or the blue raspberry and Granny Smith apple flavours of Pixie Potion.

Find blood bags at select locations throughout the park.

The Conjuring-Inspired Cocktails Return

The spirits aren’t just haunting our attractions.

Inspired by The Conjuring universe, a lineup of cocktails returns for another Halloween Haunt season.

Dare to try Valak’s Vice, a tequila and Cointreau cocktail with sweet and sour flavours and a black sugar rim, or Missing Annabelle, combining Grey Goose vodka, Cointreau, cranberry and fresh lime beneath a blood-red sugar rim.

The Nun’s Habit takes a more tropical turn with Grey Goose vodka, Captain Morgan, coconut, pineapple and blue curaçao, finished with toasted coconut. The Crooked Man Smash combines Barnburner Whisky, tart cherry, lemon and ginger beer, while Bathsheba’s Bevvy brings together Southern Comfort, blood orange, orange juice and sweet and sour flavours.

Non-alcoholic versions of The Conjuring-inspired drinks are also available.

A Frightfully Delicious Night Awaits

Whether you’re visiting for the scares, our live entertainment, the rides in the dark or simply all the Halloween snacks you can handle, there’s plenty to sink your teeth into this season.

From returning favourites like Witch’s Poutine and Halloween Haunt blood bags to new creations like the Footlong CornStalker Dog, Apple Cider Funnel Cake, and more, this year’s menu has something for every kind of craving.

So, which Halloween Haunt creation are you dying to try first? Get your tickets here & get ready to sink your fangs in!

*Menu subject to change and items subject to availability. Guests must be 19 years of age or older to purchase or consume alcoholic beverages.