We're getting a clearer picture of what Disney's multi-year partnership with Kraft Heinz will look like in practice — and some of the changes are already underway. The two companies announced the deal last month, with ten Kraft Heinz brands set to become part of new menu offerings and dining experiences at Disneyland Resort, Walt Disney World Resort, and Disney Cruise Line.

What We Learned at D23

A Kraft Heinz representative spoke with Mickey Visit at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, sharing details on how the brand's products will make their way into the parks and onto the cruise ships.

One of the first priorities has been rolling out Heinz condiment dispensers throughout the parks. They've already been spotted installed at Disneyland Resort and aboard the Disney Treasure, bringing familiar Heinz ketchup, mustard, and mayonnaise to guests. Looking ahead, Heinz will also be introducing their Brauhaus Mustard to the parks in the coming weeks — a more elevated option that was previewed at D23.

Kraft Mac & Cheese Takes Over

Kraft Mac & Cheese is now the exclusive macaroni and cheese at Disneyland, Walt Disney World, and Disney Cruise Line. In fact, all Disneyland Resort mac and cheese dishes have already been swapped over to Kraft — including the beloved Mac & Cheese Cones at Cozy Cone Motel in Disney California Adventure. Disney is incorporating multiple Kraft Mac & Cheese flavors, including deluxe and white cheddar, with the goal of matching each flavor to existing menu items.

More Brand Changes Coming

Philadelphia Cream Cheese will replace all cream cheese across the parks and ships, whether it appears in recipes or on bagels. Guests will also start noticing updates to physical menus, which will be revised to note that items are featuring Kraft, Heinz, and Philadelphia cream cheese.