Halloween at Disney Springs is officially in full swing for 2026, with a returning overlay at Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar, new seasonal menus rolling out across the district, and a fresh wave of Halloween popcorn buckets joining the lineup. We already broke down the full 2026 Halloween popcorn bucket lineup for Walt Disney World, and one of those designs is heading straight to Disney Springs.
Starting August 11, the shopping and dining district begins its shift into fall, with returning favorites mixing alongside brand new dishes, drinks, and desserts at restaurants throughout Disney Springs. Here is what fans can expect this season.
The Halloween overlay at Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar returns August 11 and runs through November 9, bringing themed decor to the aviator-styled bar alongside a full menu refresh. New savory additions include the Candelabra Eggs, deviled eggs topped with crispy fried chicken, a sweet and tart pepper sauce, and aji amarillo custard, and the Midnight Mayhem Popcorn Chicken, crispy fried chicken paired with candied bacon, spiced walnuts, popcorn, and hot honey sauce.
The bar’s cocktail list gets a seasonal overhaul too. New pours include the Temple of Doom Margarita, made with Patrón Silver Tequila, blackberry brandy, and a black sugar rim, along with the Skull and Sour and the Viper’s Nest, a glowing green sipper finished with butterfly pea extract. Guests looking to sample everything at once can order the Fright of the Espresso flight, a trio of cold brew cocktails garnished with caramel popcorn and candy corn marshmallows.
Jock Lindsey’s is not the only stop getting a Halloween refresh. Restaurants and shops throughout Disney Springs are rolling out new seasonal items through early November, and a few stand out.
At Amorette’s Patisserie, the new Candle Petit Cake pairs black velvet cake with spiced berry jam and pumpkin ganache. Over at The Ganachery, the Pumpkin Spice S’more and the Vampire Mickey Chocolate Piñata, a dark chocolate shell filled with blood orange candies and milk chocolate ghosts, both debut for the season. Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew is bringing back its full lineup of Halloween donuts, including a Haunted Mansion-themed vegan ube donut topped with an edible clock.
Over at eet by Maneet Chauhan, the standout is Franken-Weenies, corn dogs served over pork chili and beer cheese in a casket-style presentation, alongside the glowing Darkest Night Slushie. Raglan Road brings its Ghostly Guinness Pie and Samhain Sangria starting September 1, while Frontera Cocina pairs its Chocolate Skull dessert with the charcoal-black Serenata de Muertos cocktail.
Splitsville rounds things out with its All Hallow’s Eve Sushi Roll and the multi-drink Fright Flight sampler, and Vivoli il Gelato is serving up its Jack’s Crew lineup of Halloween shakes and floats alongside a Pumpkin Cannoli. Starting September 4, Swirls on the Water adds the new Vampire Mickey Cone, a pumpkin and chocolate soft serve swirl in a chocolate cone. Most of these seasonal menus run through late October or early November, so there is plenty of time to work through the list on more than one visit.
Disney Springs is also getting its own piece of this year’s Halloween popcorn bucket lineup. The Stitch Mummy Popcorn Bucket, a fan favorite that first appeared in 2025 and shows Stitch wrapped head to toe in bandages, is returning to select locations at Disney Springs for 2026, alongside Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon and Disney’s Blizzard Beach, while supplies last.
It joins a larger 2026 Halloween bucket rollout across Walt Disney World that includes new designs like the Vampire Mickey Mouse Popcorn Bucket and the Winnie the Pooh Hunny Bee Sipper. For pricing, availability, and the rest of the confirmed lineup, our full popcorn bucket breakdown has the details.
Between the Jock Lindsey’s overlay, the new menus scattered throughout the district, and the returning Stitch bucket, Disney Springs has plenty to offer fans through early November. For more on what else is happening in the district, visit our Disney Springs news page, and join the Realm at fantasylandnews.com/the-realm for updates as more seasonal items roll out.
