Baskin-Robbins has partnered with Nintendo's Animal Crossing: New Horizons for a limited-time menu collaboration available exclusively at Japanese locations throughout July 2026. The tie-in runs from July 1 through July 31 and pairs themed food and drink items with a custom in-game island.
Summer Island Feast headlines the menu
The centerpiece of the collaboration is the "Animal Crossing Summer Island Feast Ice Cream," a combination built from pear ice cream, apple sorbet, and salty ramune sorbet, finished with fish-shaped candy pieces designed to resemble the fishing shadows players encounter in the game. The flavor lineup draws directly from staples of the Animal Crossing world, translating the game's seasonal, island-life aesthetic into a dessert format. Beyond the signature ice cream, Baskin-Robbins is offering a range of villager-branded drinkware. Double Cups featuring characters Isabelle and Goldie are priced at $3.15 for a small and $4.70 for a regular size. A second cup design themed around Tom Nook, Timmy, and Tommy comes with collectible spoon charms and costs $4.21 small or $5.75 regular. There's also a blue soda tied to Gulliver, priced at $3.83.
Sundaes, a cake, and a takeout set
The collaboration extends into several dessert options. A Present Box Single Sundae, inspired by the game's floating balloon gifts, is priced at $5.07. A larger Night Island Double Sundae is available for $8.35 and includes a reusable cooling pack. For group or celebration orders, Baskin-Robbins is also selling an Animal Crossing-themed ice cream cake for $24.12, decorated with villager figures, chocolate fossils, Bell bags, and leaf accents. Customers looking to take the collaboration home can order a takeout set featuring eight scoops of ice cream packaged in an insulated Bell Bag-style tote, available for $18 in a small size or $22 for a regular size.
A custom island arrives via Dream Address
Alongside the physical menu, an official custom island is available inside Animal Crossing: New Horizons through the game's Dream Address feature starting July 1. The island includes a shopping district, a museum displaying the brand's uniforms through different historical eras, and amusement areas decorated with flower displays. The promotion is currently limited to Baskin-Robbins locations in Japan, with no announcement of an international rollout. Both the menu items and the in-game island are scheduled to remain available for the full month of July 2026, giving players and fans in Japan a four-week window to access the collaboration before it ends on July 31.
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