Halloween is creeping into Disney Springs with a cauldron full of new snacks, drinks, desserts, and savory bites beginning August 11. The 2026 Halloween foodie lineup stretches across dozens of restaurants and snack stops, with many offerings sticking around through early November. From pumpkin spice sweets to cocktails that practically glow in the dark, there is enough here to keep every happy haunt well fed.
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Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar is once again receiving its popular Halloween overlay from August 11 through November 9, complete with spooky décor and a frightfully fun menu. New additions include Candelabra Eggs topped with crispy fried chicken, Midnight Mayhem Popcorn Chicken with candied bacon and hot honey, Bone Kebabs, and the Temple of Doom Margarita. Guests can also sip the sparkling purple Midnight Relic, try the nonalcoholic Viper’s Nest, or dig into the Skull of the Dead Dip loaded with barbacoa beef and cheddar sauce.
The sweeter side of Disney Springs is also getting a serious spell upgrade. Amorette’s Patisserie will offer a new Candle Petit Cake made with black velvet cake, spiced berry jam, pumpkin ganache, and dark chocolate glaçage. The Ganachery is bringing out a Pumpkin Spice S’more, Ursula Dark Berry Ganache Pop, Vampire Mickey Chocolate Piñata, and Haunted Mansion Portrait Bars. Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew will serve several Halloween donuts, including the Nutella Boston Scream, Tombstone, and a vegan Haunted Mansion donut inspired by the attraction’s famous clock.
Plenty of Disney Springs restaurants are joining the monster mash. Chicken Guy is serving a Harvest Apple Chicken Sandwich and Pumpkin Spiced Cheesecake Shake, while eet by Maneet Chauhan has created Franken-Weenies, Campfire Poutine, Grand Vizier Wings, and a Happy Haunts cocktail served in a light-up skull mug. Guests can also find a Vampire Mickey Cone at Swirls on the Water, Pumpkin Tiramisu at Terralina Crafted Italian, spooky shakes and floats at Vivoli il Gelato, and the All Hallow’s Eve Sushi Roll at Splitsville.
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Availability dates vary by location, with some menu items arriving later in September or October, so guests should check before making a special trip for a particular treat. Disney also notes that offerings are subject to change and availability. Ready to sink your fangs into a fall getaway? Contact our partners at Get Away Today to start planning a Walt Disney World vacation filled with happy haunts, pumpkin spice, and plenty of Disney Springs snack stops.
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