And yes, it is technically Dole Whip: The soft serve is from the same product line as the classic pineapple version introduced at Disneyland in the 1980s, trademarked by Dole and supplied to Disney parks.
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By Christine HittUpdated Aug 10, 2022 2:20 p.m. The Dole Whip soft serve is served in a regular cup at Dole Plantation on Oahu's North Shore.
Location(s) The Dole Whip is a pineapple-flavored soft-serve frozen dessert sold only at Disneyland, Magic Kingdom, Disney's Polynesian Village Resort, Disney's Pop Century Resort, at Dole's processing plant in Hawaii and also online at www.uec-hawaii.com.
Strike refreshment gold with a delicious swirl of world-famous DOLE Whip® pineapple soft-serve. Enjoy tasty tropical treats like DOLE Whip® pineapple floats at one of Magic Kingdom's most beloved snack shops.
Disney fans say one of the big appeals of Dole Whip has been its exclusivity to the parks; Dole Packaged Foods, now a stand-alone company, said in a statement that it “exclusively licenses the Dole Whip name to Disney for a frozen treat served from a soft serve machine.”
The number one Dole Whip on the Delish list is the Coconut Cup at Magic Kingdom. The only way this is technically a Dole Whip is if the coconut gets swirled with Dole Whip Pineapple, which is exactly what I opted for. The treat tasted like a frozen piña colada, and was just so delectable and refreshing.
However, one of the greatest spots to enjoy Dole Whip at Disney World is at the Polynesian Village Resort, which offers the frozen treat at several locations. At Pineapple Lanai, grown-ups can order a Dole Whip with a rum floater, while floats and regular Dole Whip are also served.