It's one of the most popular times to visit Orlando. Let’s talk about spending Easter at the most magical place on earth also known as Walt Disney World. Easter is Sunday, April 20, 2025 and we're expecting lots of visitors and locals to head to Disney World for the occasion.

Magic Kingdom is the most popular Disney park for Easter. Regardless of which theme park or part of Walt Disney World you plan to visit, there is still plenty you need to know.

If you'd rather not deal with the theme parks, head to Disney Springs for Easter. And you can view amazing Easter Egg displays at certain Disney resort hotels – for free!
Keep reading for the details on these free displays and special treats you can purchase.

You can also jump over to our ultimate guide of things to do for Easter in Orlando 2025.

Spending Easter at Walt Disney World

We’re going to cover everything you need to know about spending Easter at Walt Disney World including the Easter cavalcade, Easter treats, Easter egg displays, and more. 

It's a busy time of year so make a plan. Here are some tips you can refer to make the most of your holiday at Disney World during Easter.

  • Expect crowds April 13 – 21, 2025
  • The busiest days at Magic Kingdom will be April 17 – 20, 2025
  • Secure your parade viewing spot 60 – 90 minutes before parade time
  • Fireworks viewing is best secured 90 minutes before showtime

Keep reading for information about Easter egg displays, Easter brunch, and more. And don't forget to familiarize yourself with how Disney transportation works.

Easter Bunny at Magic Kingdom

Mr. and Mrs. Easter Bunny meet guests at Magic Kingdom the week of Easter, usually starting Sunday April 13, 2025. You can usually find the adorable Disney Easter Bunny at Liberty Square gazebo behind the Christmas Shoppe, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm through Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025.

What time is the Easter Cavalcade at Magic Kingdom? 

In years past, there has been an Easter-themed cavalcade or mini-parade at Magic Kingdom before the Festival of Fantasy parades. Although no official announcement from Disney has been made about the cavalcade for this year, it usually takes place on Easter and the day before. 

Filled with Easter bonnets and more, many people line up early to secure a good spot for viewing the cavalcade.

We think that this special cavalcade and the parade are worth lining up early for!

Tinkerbell in Front of Cinderella Castle during Thanksgiving at Walt Disney World
Tinkerbell in Front of Cinderella Castle during Easter at Disney – Dani Meyering

Easter Religious Services

If you’re someone who celebrates Easter and would like to attend a religious service, there are several services usually hosted at Disney’s Contemporary Resort which guests are welcome to attend. 

Disney Easter Egg Displays 

Many deluxe resorts on the property host a chocolate easter egg display for guests to enjoy. The eggs are typically decorated with beloved Disney characters or are Easter-themed. These displays are normally available for guests to view on Easter and the surrounding days. These resorts can get pretty crowded with guests looking to take a look at the eggs.

The Easter egg displays at these Disney World hotels are available until April 20, 2025.

  • Disney's Grand Floridian: March 18 – April 20, 2025
  • Disney's Contemporary: April 1 – 20, 2025
  • Disney's Yacht and Beach Club: April 1 – 20, 2025

The official policy from Disney is that parking at resort hotels is reserved for hotel guests and those with confirmed dining reservations. We recommend parking at Disney Springs or one of the theme parks and taking a Disney Transport bus over to the resorts to avoid being turned away at security. Here's how to enjoy a self-guided tour of Disney hotel Easter egg displays and decorations

Easter Eggs at the Grand Floridian

March 18 – April 20, 2025

Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is known for its giant chocolate Easter egg display. It seems like each year the Disney Easter egg display gets bigger. The Easter egg displays usually span multiple tables inside the Grand Floridian lobby. 

Chocolate Easter Egg Display at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort
Chocolate Easter Egg Display at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort – Dani Meyering

In addition to the chocolate egg displays, the Grand Floridian introduced The Grand Cottage last year which was a pop-up shop where guests could purchase Easter treats. 

The Grand Cottage is open 11am – 9pm daily.

The 2025 Menu of Easter and springtime treats at Disney's Grand Floridian at The Grand Cottage has not been fully published, here is what we have seen so far:

  • Mickey Whoopie Pie – French toast-flavored cake with icing, shaped like Mickey Mouse.
  • Spring Garden Chocolate Dirt Cup – Layers of chocolate cake with crunchy pearls and cookie crumbs.
  • Hot Cross Bun – A sweet cinnamon raisin bread bun.
  • Carrot Cream Cheese Coffee Cake – Carrot-flavored coffee cake with cream cheese.
  • Plant-Based Baby Chick Lemon Cupcake – Lemon-flavored, plant-based cupcake decorated like a baby chick.
  • Chocolate Chip Cookie Sandwich – Chocolate chip cookies with rainbow sprinkles.
  • Gourmet Marshmallow Box – A box containing five flavored marshmallows (watermelon, blood orange, apple, blueberry, and raspberry).
  • Raspberry Minnie Fudge – Raspberry-flavored fudge shaped like Minnie Mouse's head, with a chocolate red bow.
  • Confetti Cake Flavored Popcorn – White chocolate-coated popcorn with powdered sugar confetti, mini marshmallows, and M&Ms.
  • Chocolate Bunny – A classic chocolate bunny.
  • Crispy Cereal Egg – A crisp rice treat with a white chocolate coating.
  • Carrot Blondie Pop – A carrot-flavored blondie on a stick.
  • The Grand Box – A collection of treats including confetti cake flavored popcorn, a chocolate bunny, crispy cereal egg, carrot blondie pop, and a Grand Floridian logo cookie exclusive to the box.
Disney Easter and Springtime Treats at Grand Cottage
Disney Easter and Springtime Treats at Grand Cottage – Dani Meyering

While you're at Disney's Grand Floridian, head upstairs to Citricos. Enjoy cocktails or mocktails at the lounge and enjoy the lovely floral decor.

Easter Eggs at Disney’s Contemporary Resort

April 1 -20, 2025

You can also usually find some chocolate easter egg displays at Disney’s Contemporary Resort on the fourth floor, towards the beginning of April.

Pastry Chef Jeff Barnes and his team are egg-cited to offer a curated collection of new and returning hand-crafted chocolate Easter eggs to the resort this year. Some standouts from past years included inspiration from Tron, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and even a Mickey Mouse Popcorn Bucket!

Chocolate Easter Egg Display at Disney's Contemporary Resort
Chocolate Easter Egg Display at Disney's Contemporary Resort – Dani Meyering

 Enjoy Easter and Spring themed treats at Contempo Café

March 18 – April 20, 2025

  • Carrot Cupcake with cream cheese buttercream, chocolate cookie crumbs, and spring sprinkles (NEW)
  • Last year there were a lot more items on the menu, we will keep an eye out to see if any more are added for 2025

Easter Eggs at Disney’s Beach Club Resort

If you’re in the Epcot area, you can stop at Disney’s Beach Club Resort to see some additional chocolate Easter Eggs. These Easter Eggs are on display in the Beach Club lobby April 1-20, 2025

Easter Eggs at Disney's Yacht Club Resort

Last year, Disney’s Yacht Club Resort took a journey on the water side with a brand-new Moana-inspired display. The Easter Egg displays at Yacht Club can be viewed April 1-20, 2025

Spring Treats Beach Club Marketplace and The Market at Ale & Compass

Available March 18 through April 20

  • Painted Egg Whoopie Pie: Cinnamon sponge cake with maple buttercream filling topped with pastel chocolate and springtime sprinkles (New)  
  • Carrot Cupcake with cream cheese buttercream, chocolate cookie crumbs, and spring sprinkles (New) 

Where Can I Meet The Easter Bunny

You can usually find the Disney Easter Bunny at Liberty Square gazebo, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm through Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025.

There is usually a Photopass photographer who can take a professional photograph of you which you can view at purchase at a later time if you choose. However, cell phone photos are permitted and the accompanying cast members are usually more than happy to help out with snapping a photo of the whole family.   

Egg-Stravaganza Easter Egg Hunt at EPCOT

If you’re looking for a fun Easter activity for the whole family, you shouldn’t overlook the Egg-Stravaganza Egg Hunt at EPCOT. After purchasing a map, you can spend some time looking for the hidden easter eggs that can be found throughout the park.

If you find them all, you’ll be able to receive a prize. Even if you don’t find them all or have the time, this is a unique activity that will get you in the Easter spirit. 

Plus it's lovely to visit EPCOT during the Flower and Garden Festival, especially around Easter time.

Best EPCOT Flower and Garden Festival 2025 - images by Meghan Roth
Epcot Flower And Garden Festival 2024 – Image by Dani Meyering

Best Places for Easter Brunch at Walt Disney World

Several restaurants across the property have hosted Easter brunch in the past including Steakhouse 71, Ale & Compass Restaurant, Whispering Canyon Cafe, and Olivia’s Cafe. 

Disney Springs is also popular for Easter, and we love Wine Bar George and Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant for Brunch.

Brunch at Raglan Road French Toast – Dani Meyering

READ MORE: Brunch at Disney – No Park Ticket Required

We recommend snagging a reservation as soon as you can to ensure a spot, and there are options if you can't find a Disney dining reservation.

What to Wear at Disney World on Easter

The weather in Orlando in March and April is relatively warm and great for wearing your Easter best comfortably. With average highs of 87 degrees and lows of 66 degrees it is relatively pleasant.

If you’re looking to visit the theme parks, we recommend wearing more comfortable and casual clothes. If you will be prioritizing your time at resorts or restaurants, lightweight and more elegant attire could be worn comfortably. 

Important tips: Ways to Avoid Long Lines at Disney World

Feature image courtesy of Walt Disney World (David Roark, photographer)