There’s a new souvenir coming to Be Our Guest Restaurant at Magic Kingdom, and Beauty and the Beast fans might have a hard time leaving this one behind.
Disney has revealed the new Be Our Guest Goblet, a light-up souvenir featuring artwork inspired by Belle, the Beast, and other characters from the animated film. But my favorite detail is down at the bottom, where an enchanted rose sits inside the illuminated stem of the goblet. It’s such a fitting design for something being served inside the Beast’s castle.
The souvenir will come with a specialty non-alcoholic beverage at Be Our Guest Restaurant in Fantasyland. Disney says the goblet is “coming soon” and will be available while supplies last, but hasn’t shared an exact release date, price, or details about the beverage just yet.
For anyone who hasn’t dined at Be Our Guest before, the restaurant is divided into three very different dining rooms, each pulling guests into another part of Beauty and the Beast.
The Grand Ballroom is the largest and most recognizable, recreating the elaborate ballroom where Belle and the Beast danced together in the film. Look out the towering windows at the back, and you’ll even see “snow” falling outside.
The West Wing takes things in a much darker direction. The room is dimly lit and filled with details from the Beast’s forbidden wing, including the enchanted rose itself. Keep an eye on the portrait of the Beast while you’re in there, too. If there were ever a perfect place to take a photo of this new goblet, this is probably it.
Then there’s the Castle Gallery, a brighter room inspired by Belle’s library and filled with artwork celebrating Belle and the Beast. Its centerpiece is a large music-box-style figure of the pair dancing together.
Be Our Guest Restaurant serves a prix fixe menu for lunch and dinner, and the immersive setting has always been a huge part of the experience. Does anyone else miss the breakfast service from when the restaurant first opened?
Now guests will soon have another little piece of the Beast’s castle to take home with them. And judging by that first photo Disney shared, we have a feeling quite a few of these goblets will be leaving Fantasyland once they arrive!
