Food Booths Arrive at Universal Studios Florida for Mardi Gras 2025

Food booths have started to arrive around Universal Studios Florida for Mardi Gras: International Flavors of Carnaval. The event begins on February 3 and lasts through April 7.

Universal Mardi Gras 2025 Food Booths

People walk past colorful small buildings and trees on a sunny day, with a clear blue sky overhead.

While menus have not yet been announced, a map of the food locations has been released. Several new booths have popped up around the New York area.

Blue wooden building with a red door and closed window shutter. Moose antlers are mounted above the window. Nearby are plants and a roller coaster track in the background.

According to the Mardi Gras event map, this is the Canada booth. The booth exterior is blue wood siding with a red barn door on the front right. The menu will be posted in the small red-framed window on the left. Moose antlers adorn the top of the booth and two lanterns hang on the front. Two wooden boxes sit on either side of the booth.

A colorful closed kiosk with palm plants in pots stands in a paved plaza near a roller coaster under a clear blue sky.

To the right of the Canada booth is the Columbia booth.

A colorful facade with closed shutter, featuring green shutters and geometric patterns, stands on a sunny street surrounded by plants.

The top half of the Colombia booth is light blue with a green shuttered window on the right and a frame on the right for the menu. Yellow paneling stretches across the top of the building and under the windows. A yellow diamond piece is attached to the bottom of the building atop a darker blue wall. Stones frame the booth’s food window with a brick wall beneath it.

A small brick building labeled "Grenville Music Hall" with a closed shutter, flanked by trees and surrounded by a sunny plaza.

Around the corner, near Revenge of the Mummy, are two other food booths.

Closed ticket booth labeled "Bienville Music Hall" with "City Jazz" sign above, set against a brick building backdrop. Shadows of trees are visible on the ground.

According to the event map, the booth above is the Taste of the Quarter booth. It resembles a brick building with purple accents. Black poles support an awning with the sign for “City Jazz” featuring a trumpet player and “Bienville Music Hall” in front.

Two small kiosks with closed shutters stand on a brick path beside a building. There are potted plants near the kiosks, and a few people walking in the background.

To the left of the Taste of the Quarter booth is the Bites of the Bayou booth.

Closed shutter on a small, decorative building with orange, green, and brick walls, flanked by lamps and trees.

The building colors are salmon and green with brick siding. Brick-like boxes sit on either side of the booth. A green shuttered window is on the right with a menu window on the left. Light sconces hang on each side of the building.

While the full menus have not yet been released, Universal Orlando Resort gave a sneak peek of some food items guests can expect this year.

Are you looking forward to trying some new Mardi Gras food this year? Let us know in the comments!

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