Easter at Disney World 2024 – Egg-stravaganza, Easter Procession, and Easter Bunny Meets!
Easter at Disney World has grown each year in terms of how much it offers, there is plenty to see and do from themed eggs to an Easter Bunny procession. This year Easter falls on March 31, 2024, which often coincides with Spring Break season at Walt Disney World. Our guide is here to help you with everything you need to know from food, entertainment offerings, and how to navigate Spring Break crowds.
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Easter Entertainment in Magic Kingdom
More information about Easter entertainment for this year will be announced soon, but see the Magic Kingdom Easter entertainment from a previous year below for reference.
Much of the main entertainment for Easter can be found in Magic Kingdom Park with options including an Easter Bunny Meet & Greet, Easter Procession, and Spring Trolley Show!
The Easter Procession will take place prior to the daytime parade (usually Disney Festival of Fantasy parade this time of year) and guests can watch Mr. Bunny make an appearance with other springtime characters like the Azalea Trail Maids, Daisy, Duck, Thumper, Ms. Bunny, White Rabbit, Rabbit, Clara Cluck, Ostriches, Dancing Chicks, and more!
The citizens of Main Street, U.S.A. characters will also be offering Spring entertainment with brightly colored pastel outfits and new songs as they arrive in a horse-drawn trolley decorated with flowers and ribbons for the Spring Trolley Show.
2024 Egg-stravaganza Scavenger Hunt in Epcot
Every year the Egg-stravaganza Scavenger Hunt takes place in the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival. See the info from a previous year for reference below until more details are announced for the event this year.
Guests can participate in the Egg-stravaganza, a popular scavenger hunt that has everyone exploring the World Showcase in search of Disney character-themed eggs. Guests can bring their completed map to Disney Traders for a prize!
Participating Locations
- Disney Traders
- Pin Central
- World Traveler
Event Details
- March 31st- April 17th
- Maps available for $9.99 plus tax
- Annual Passholder discounts apply
Participating in the Disney World Easter egg hunt is a great way to celebrate Easter at Disney World in 2024!
Pollen Nation Exploration in Epcot
Spike's Pollen Nation Exploration is another springtime scavenger hun led by Disney's favorite honey bee, Spike, as he pollinates his way around the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival in the World Showcase. Guests can pick up a garden map and stickers at Port of Entry.
In each garden, guests can search for plant Spike pollinated- pollinated plants will be parked with a picture of Spike. Guests will place the corresponding sticker on the map as they find the plants. Once finished guests can return the map for a surprise.
Maps and stickers for Spike’s Pollen Nation Exploration can be purchased for $9.99, plus tax at Port of Entry and will run for the duration of the Flower & Garden Festival.
Easter at Disney World – Treats, Egg Displays, and Dining Options
You can find a fun variety of themed treats and eats to celebrate your Easter at Walt Disney World!
Typical Easter offerings include the famous chocolate egg displays at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa and Disney’s Contemporary Resort.
This year at the Grand Floridian Hotel & Spa, egg displays are coming that are inspired by cherished characters, stories, and treats, like Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, Disney Animation’s “Beauty and the Beast,” and Disney snacks.
Disney’s Contemporary Resort will also have displays starting on March 3 with new eggs inspired by characters from stories like “Elemental” and “Hercules.”
Disney’s Yacht Club Resort will have a new Moana-inspired display with characters and scenes from the film brought to life. The display will be available starting March 3 in the lobby of the resort.
At Disney’s Beach Club Resort, there will be a display inspired by the EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival that you'll find around the corner from the resort, available starting March 3. It will feature miniature versions of some of the topiaries at the festival.
You can see some past Easter Egg displays below for an idea of what to expect!
Easter Egg Display at Disney’s Beach Club Resort Lobby
Easter Egg Display at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
Easter Egg Display at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa Lobby
The chocolate eggs are sculpted, painted and ornately decorated by the talented pastry teams at each resort. It's definitely worth taking the time to visit the hotels displaying these amazing works of art!
Typically each year the The Ganachery in Disney Springs with feature different flavors of foil-wrapped eggs and other assorted Easter basket treats.
Walt Disney World 2024 Easter Foodie Guide
Disney World will offer a variety of Easter-themed treats at the resorts, Disney Springs, and Magic Kingdom for 2024!
Disney World Resort Hotels
Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
The Mara (Available March 24 through April 6; mobile order available)
- Carrot Tart: Carrot cake, cream cheese-citrus mousse with caramel insert, chocolate shell, and toasted coconut (New)
Disney’s Beach Club Resort
Beaches & Cream Soda Shop (Available March 18 through April 1)
- Carrot Cake Milkshake: Vanilla milkshake with toasted marshmallow, pineapple, and shortcake topped with a specialty carrot cake
Beach Club Marketplace (Available March 24 through April 6; mobile order available)
- Carrot Fudge: Chocolate fudge with a vanilla ‘carrot’ decorated cookie (New)
Disney’s BoardWalk
BoardWalk Deli (Available March 24 through April 6; mobile order available)
- Hot Cross Buns
Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Gasparilla Island Grill (Mobile order available)
- Bunny Burrow Dirt Cup: Layers of chocolate cake, chocolate buttercream, and cookies ‘n cream pieces with springtime décor (Plant-based) (Currently available through April 1)
- Fruity Cereal Pop: Fruity cereal crisped treat (Currently available through April 6)
The Grand Cottage
- Bunny Pop Flower Pot: Chocolate flower pot filled with jelly beans and three chocolate bunny pops (New) (Currently available through April 1)
- Fruity Cereal Mickey Pop: Mickey-shaped fruity cereal crisped treat (Currently available through April 6)
- The Easter Treat Box: Dark chocolate-filled bunny, carrot blondie pop, marshmallow pop, carrot cake chocolate bark, confetti pop, and meringue nests (Currently available through April 1)
- Easter Marshmallow Pop: Three large marshmallows dipped in a yellow chocolate coating topped with Easter quins (Currently available through April 1)
- Bunny Burrow Dirt Cup: Layers of chocolate cake, chocolate buttercream, and cookies ‘n cream pieces with springtime décor (Plant-based) (Currently available through April 1)
- The Grand Egg: White chocolate egg filled with jelly beans sprayed in spring colors (Currently available through April 1)
Disney’s Old Key West Resort and Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa
Good’s Food to Go and The Artist’s Palette (Available March 24 through April 6; mobile order available at The Artist’s Palette only)
- Carrot Cake with cream cheese icing
Disney’s Riviera Resort
Le Petit Café (Available March 24 through April 6)
- Easter Egg Macarons: Strawberry-honey, blueberry-coriander, and orange-milk chocolate flavors (New)
Disney’s Yacht Club Resort
The Market at Ale & Compass (Available March 24 through April 6; mobile order available)
- Carrot Fudge: Chocolate fudge with a vanilla ‘carrot’ decorated cookie
Available at Various Lounges and Table-Service Restaurants Throughout Disney Resort Hotels
- Gin Daisy: Empress 1908 Gin, Grand Marnier, grapefruit soda, lemon juice, hibiscus grenadine, blackberry, and raspberry (Available through May 31)
Disney Springs
Amorette’s Patisserie (Mobile order available)
- Easter Bunny Petit Cake: Layers of vanilla chiffon, berry compote, and cream cheese mousse (New) (Currently available through March 31)
- Easter Basket Panna Cotta Cup: Layers of passion fruit, coconut, and strawberry panna cotta (New) (Available March 22 through 31)
The Ganachery (Available March 20 through April 1)
- Milk Chocolate Bunny Piñata with crisp pearls and marshmallow treats (New)
Paddlefish (Available March 31 only)
- Easter Special: Arctic Char with miso, sweet corn, exotic mushroom, and edamame
Terralina Crafted Italian (Available March 31 only)
- Easter Special: Short rib ravioli with brandy cream sauce and wild mushrooms
- Spring Fling: Giffard Creme de Pamplemousse Liqueur, Malfy Con Limone Gin, and elderflower
- Mimosa Flight
Vivoli il Gelato (Available through April 30)
- Chocolate Bunny: Milkshake with chocolate and chocolate chip gelato, chocolate sauce, whipped cream, and chocolate shavings
Disney World Parks
Magic Kingdom Park (Available currently through March 31)
- Mickey Spring Caramel Apple: Granny Smith apple covered in caramel, dipped in yellow-colored chocolate coating with Springtime M&M’s Milk Chocolate candies, and drizzled with white chocolate (New)
- Mickey Spring Cake Pop: Chocolate cake pop dipped in yellow-colored chocolate coating with Springtime M&M’s Milk Chocolate candies and drizzled with white chocolate (New)
- Mickey Spring Cereal Treat: Crisped rice cereal treat dipped in yellow-colored chocolate coating with Springtime M&M’s Milk Chocolate candies and drizzled with white chocolate (New)
- Spring Popcorn: Caramel popcorn with Springtime M&M’s Milk Chocolate candies, mini marshmallows, and crushed vanilla cookies drizzled with yellow-colored chocolate coating and white chocolate (New)
Spring Break Tips – How to Navigate Crowds
Easter falls right in the midst of Spring Break season at the Walt Disney World so you can expect to see larger numbers of people visiting. The good news is that Disney pulls out all the stops during peak times of the year with longer operating hours, more entertainment shows, and plenty of cast members on hand to make sure everything is operating smoothly.
Here are some tips to help you plan ahead and enjoy your visit regardless of how busy the parks can be!
- Book a dining package for anticipated nighttime shows
- Purchase Genie+ to access reservations for popular rides
- Arrive early to the parks every day and take breaks in the afternoon to rest
- Read our full guide on handling crowds!
- Visiting on Easter day? Make your lunch/dinner reservations the instant they become available! Read our full guide to dining at Walt Disney World to plan your meals
- Consider staying on-site to take advantage of early FastPass+ reservation windows, close access to the park, early entry, and more!
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