Also at Jolly Holiday, Heather found a…Trio of Turtle Cream Puffs!!! What?!? These guys are so great.

Heather reports that the Turtles feature little macaron hats — so clever! And while the green glitter gel frosting is totally theme-appropriate, Heather said the frosting had a slightly off-putting texture.

The cream puffs, Heather happily reported, were terrific.  According to the menu, the Trio of Turtle Cream Puffs comes filled with milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and vanilla, but Heather’s pretty sure she just received three milk chocolate ones.  And while she isn’t complaining, it’s important to note that there might be a little variation in what you get here.

Heather’s next Main Street Electrical Parade-themed sweet treat was the Ladybug Macaron.

It’s a good thing there are three of these cuties because they’re almost too adorable to eat.  This, Heather says, is a standard Disney Macaron — only about a bajillion times cuter.

Similar to the Trio of Turtle Cream Puffs, the Ladybug Macaron is supposed to come in three flavors (strawberry, orange, and lemon). Again, Heather received all three of hers in just one flavor: strawberry. The tart flavor and perfect macaron cookies were great match.  But we might suggest inspecting yours a little if you want to be sure you get all three of the fillings.

(Also, we know, we know: the menu says “Macaroons.”  They’re Macarons. They ALWAYS do that at Jolly Holiday. Just be prepared.)

Another Jolly Holiday treat Heather was excited to try is the PB&J Eclair. I can’t even with this one.

First, how perfect is the chocolate piece on top?! It is a beautiful illustration of the iconic Main Street Electrical Parade floats that visitors know and love. And it’s chocolate! We feel like this might be at home in the Epcot Festival of the Arts over on the east coast, but it’s obviously ideal for Disneyland’s Parade revival.

Once we get past that chocolate piece, the PB&J Eclair is actually super yummy!  The peanut butter filling has the consistency of pudding (eclair-appropriate, we say), and the jam is strawberry. Heather reports that this is her favorite Jolly Holiday eclair variation thus far!

Heather’s final Jolly Holiday treat was the Pineapple Coconut Parfait.

And she says this one was her favorite treat of the day.  The parfait gets dynamite fruit flavor from layers of pineapple, strawberry, and coconut.

When you remove the pretty chocolate medallion, you’ve got some great crunch from the colorful candies on the top.  Heather reports that the Pineapple Coconut Parfait had amazing flavors and textures, and it was a lighter offering than most of the other options.

Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor

Finally, Heather stopped by the Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor for the Secret Fantasia Ice Cream.

This one was a little disappointing. The ice cream, which is supposed to be a combination of banana, cherry, and pistachio, was heavy on the banana. As in…it was just banana ice cream. By the time she received her treat, Heather reports that the ice cream was melted, and the hot fudge had all convened to one side. Bummer.

FYI — the Whoopie Pie halves are chocolate. And in case you’re wondering what the Secret Floats are, Heather tells us that they are just floats made with the “Secret” Fantasia Ice Cream.

So while we might not necessarily recommend the Secret Fantasia Ice Cream at Gibson Girl, you will definitely want to stop by to get the best straw topper in the history of straw toppers.

It’s like a light-up ice cube — but awesomer!  This super cute Light-Up Turtle Straw Topper is $4.99 and worth every penny. It slides onto your straw and cycles through various colors.

Did we mention it’s cute?  So cute!

So, congrats to Disneyland for getting this fan favorite parade back in town…and for celebrating its arrival so perfectly with these fantastic treats!!!! PROPS!!!!!!

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Will you search for any of these sweet treats during your limited-time viewing of the Main Street Electrical Parade at Disneyland Resort?  Let us know in the comments!