If you've been reaching for Tabasco packets at Walt Disney World's counter-service dining spots, you'll soon be grabbing something different. Tapatío is now rolling out as the hot sauce option at quick-service restaurants across the resort, available in individual packets at the self-serve condiment stations found inside park dining locations.
The change was first spotted at ABC Commissary inside Disney's Hollywood Studios. Guests can take as many Tapatío packets as they'd like, just as they previously could with Tabasco.
The switch is tied to Disney's broader partnership with Kraft Heinz, which was announced earlier. While Tapatío is made by a separate company — Highlander Partners — Kraft Heinz holds a distribution agreement that makes the brand available in restaurant settings, which connects it to the larger condiment overhaul underway at the parks.
The Kraft Heinz partnership is also bringing other visible changes to Disney dining. Self-serve dispensers stocked with Heinz products like ketchup and ranch dressing have begun appearing at multiple park and hotel locations. Further down the road, Disney may introduce Heinz Remix stations — a freestyle-style machine that lets guests customize sauces — though that concept was shown only as a prototype at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event 2026.
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A similar hot sauce transition may be coming to Disneyland as well, though that hasn't been confirmed yet. This report is based on coverage by Mickey Visit.
