Disney World Annual Passholders get a TON of perks around the parks and beyond. In addition to getting year-round admission to the parks, Passholders also get exclusive ride previews, merchandise, and even food and drinks!

We recently stopped by FIVE different Joffrey’s locations around Disney World to snag some exclusive Annual Passholder drinks, and now we’re bringing you our FULL review. Are they worth a stop on your next trip to the Most Magical Place on Earth? Find out here!

From June 2nd through July 31st, Annual Passholders who visit all four parks and Disney Springs can purchase a V.I.PASSHOLDER Summer Days exclusive Joffrey’s beverage in each one. Exclusive to each location, Passholders must visit all five locations to purchase all five drinks — and once you do, you get a Passholder-exclusive coffee sleeve! You’ll get this little stamp card…

…and once you collect all five, you can snag your new coffee sleeve. This is definitely a drink crawl for coffee lovers, and we made our way around Disney World trying all the exclusive drinks. You can read all of our reviews below!

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park: Forbidden Mountain Cold Brew (inspired by Expedition Everest)

This is a legendary mixture of cold brew, honey syrup, and a splash of cream, topped with whipped cream and honey cereal on top, and you can get it for $7.49.

This was traditional Joffrey’s cold brew with the perfect amount of sweetness from the honey syrup. If you like whipped cream, it adds just the right amount of cream to the coffee once you mix it in or let it melt. The cereal on top didn’t do much for the coffee, but it made for an Instagrammable photo. It got a little bit soggy as we were drinking the coffee, too. Overall, this one was a great, slightly sweet cold brew that we’d get again!

Magic Kingdom Park: Lucky Star Cold Brew (inspired by Disney Starlight)

This is a dreamy blend of cold brew, toasted marshmallow syrup, and a splash of cream, pixie-dusted with sweetened cereal, whipped cream, and fluffy marshmallows on top. This one is also $7.49.

This one was definitely on the sweeter side, so if sweet coffee isn’t your thing — you might want to skip this one! The marshmallow flavor is very apparent, and our reporter loved it, but did comment that it made the coffee cloyingly sweet. To us, it kind of reminded us of cereal milk, which makes sense since there was the addition of the totally-not-Lucky-Charms cereal on top.

EPCOT: Parisian Pebble Cold Brew (inspired by Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure)

We grabbed this French fusion of fruit-flavored cereal, cold brew, and a splash of cream, garnished with whipped cream and fruity cereal on top, all for $7.49.

This one was a big swing…and ultimately a miss. It’s a strange combination of flavors for a coffee drink since the fruit cereal adds a definitively fruity flavor. It tastes like a regular iced cold brew at first, but then you get a weird aftertaste of what feels like best described as the memory of a Fruity Pebble, and not in a good way. The whipped cream tastes more like actual Fruity Pebbles than the rest of the drink, but unless you eat them first, they definitely just get soggy. This wasn’t our favorite out of the drinks we tried by any means.

Disney’s Hollywood Studios: Rockin’ Cold Brew (inspired by Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets)

This is an electric blend of cold brew, chocolate & peanut butter flavoring, and a splash of cream, encored with whipped cream and chocolate peanut butter puff cereal on top for $7.49.

This cold brew is 10 times better than the fruity pebbles one! This one tastes like a mocha with a peanut butter aftertaste, which we think is a perfect choice for a coffee drink. The peanut butter puffs last longer than the other cereals in these drinks. The Rockin’ Cold Brew succeeds at tasting like cereal milk, while the others somewhat miss the mark. Mocha fans and chocolate fans are going to want to try this drink. It’s most definitely worth a try if you like your coffee sweet with a hint of sweetness!

Disney Springs: Cinnamon Crunch Latte

This is an iced latte flavored with cinnamon and topped with whipped cream and cinnamon-squared cereal. Grab it for $7.19.

We really wanted this to be more cinnamon-forward, but it just kind of fell flat. It was a tasty latte overall, but it wasn’t anything special other than the occasional hint of cinnamon. If you just like a subtle flavor in your coffee, this might be perfect for you. It wasn’t overly sweet, which we appreciated as the other drinks in this lineup were on the sweeter side.

Grab these exclusive drinks before July 31st — then it will be too late! In the meantime, we’ll be on the lookout for more restaurant updates from Disney World and beyond. Make sure you stay tuned to the Disney Food Blog for the latest Disney news and more!

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Have you tried any of these exclusive Joffrey’s drinks at Disney World? Tell us in the comments!