‘Tis the season for shopping! And, Disney World Annual Passholders can experience some unique offerings right now.

Starting today, Passholders can take advantage of a few extra special deals on weekdays through March 19th in Disney’s Animal Kingdom!

You can head on over to Chester & Hester’s Dinosaur Treasures in DinoLand, U.S.A., you’ll receive a complimentary prize when you purchase 3 game tickets. Maybe you can even score some sweet plushes to take home with you too!

Just around the corner, the Restaurantosaurus Lounge has four specialty drinks on the menu, including the Tyrannosaurus Wreck for $12, Fossil Fuel for $12, Pterodactyl Punch for $10.50, and non-alcoholic Triceraberry Pop for $4.99. We’ll take one of each! 😉

During our visit to the park, we went ahead and tried the Tyrannosaurus Wreck that was made with Blue Curaçao, Crème de Cassis, Diplomatico Rum, Tito’s Vodka, Hendrick’s Gin, Sweet & Sour, and a splash of Sprite…

…as well as the Fossil Fuel, mixed up with Midori, Tito’s Vodka, Sweet & Sour, and Lime Juice.

We have to say that they were pretty dino-mite with their tartness and a nice kick of booze.

Read our full review of the Restaurantosaurus drinks here!

And, you can even take home the ADORABLE Donald Duck Annual Passholder Magnet! Passholders can pick up this little cutie in the park Monday through Friday until 4PM while supplies last.

Supplies are limited, so you’ll want to hurry into Disney’s Animal Kingdom ASAP to grab yours!

Find out more details on the Donald Duck Passholder Magnet here!

Speaking of Donald Duck, there’s an exclusive cookie for Annual Passholders over at Dino-Bite Snacks too!

The soft sugar cookie is decked out in colorful Mickey sprinkles with a Donald Passholder Magnet image garnishing the top with a bit of vanilla frosting for $4.04!

Take a look at our review of the Donald Passholder Cookie here!

Annual Passholders aren’t the only ones who have special treats in Disney’s Animal Kingdom, though! In honor of the debut of Raya and the Last Dragon on March 5th, there are a whole lot of themed treats available in the park now! And, Anandapur Ice Cream Truck has the most photogenic snack we’ve seen all day in Disney’s Animal Kingdom with the debut of the Mighty Mist Soft-Serve Ice Cream.

The colorful treat is a swirl of strawberry and vanilla ice cream on a cone dipped in blue-colored white chocolate and rolled in sparkling sugar for an extra bit of ✨ magic.✨

But, be warned that the Mighty Mist Soft-Serve Ice Cream is very messy for $5.49 before tax! So, you’ll want to bring some wipes with you, if you grab this treat.

Read our review of Animal Kingdom’s new colorful soft serve!

Over at Dino Bite Snacks, you can find another Raya treat with her sidekick featured as the main feature! The Baby Tuk Tuk Ice Cream Sundae is a “yummy sundae built for speed” with its chai spiced caramel cake, chai caramel sauce, vanilla ice cream, green tea cake crumbs, salted caramel crispy pearls, and an edible image of Baby Tuk Tuk.

We’re still not sure how we feel about that mix of flavors, but you can try it for yourself for $6.99.

Check out our review of the Baby Tuk Tuk Ice Cream Sundae!

The Baby Tuk Tuk trend continues over at the Isle of Java with the Baby Tuk Tuk Mousse that’s EXTREMELY adorable!

The five-spice mousse sits on top of a chocolate cake with a chocolate velvet shell and crispy chocolate pearls. And, there is a LOT of mousse on this little guy (you’ve been warned)!

You can also find the Baby Tuk Tuk Mousse at Creature Comforts for $5.99 when you’re in Disney’s Animal Kingdom!

Take a look at our review of the Baby Tuk Tuk Mousse here!

There are also Raya and the Last Dragon experiences across the park with a HUGE Sand Sculpture decorated with carved images of the characters and the film’s logo on the Discovery Island Stage.

After watching the team of 2 artists build this display (which they did from scratch for over 24 hours), we’re amazed at how realistic Raya, Tuk Tuk, Sisu the last dragon, and the Ongi all look!

And, guests can learn how to draw the characters from the film over at The Animation Experience at Conservation Station! Visitors can make their own Tuk Tuk doodle while they get a behind-the-scenes peek at the inspiration for Tuk Tuk from Kelly Marie Tran (voice of Raya) and Awkwafina (voice of Sisu).

Showtimes run during 45-minute increments, starting at 10AM and ending at 4:45PM before park closing!

Where do you think we should hang our new Raya artwork at home?

Learn more about the Raya and the Last Dragon experiences here!

So, you’re going to want to get moving over to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, because the Passholder offerings and snacks start TODAY! And, we’ll give you a look at everything else happening around the parks (and the sweet discounts you can grab) soon!

Take a look at the new Skyliner Dooney and Bourke Bags in Disney World!

Will you be heading to Disney’s Animal Kingdom soon? Let us know in the comments below!