This Disney Springs Restaurant Will Look Totally Different Next Week

Halloween is about to take over one of Disney Springs’ most unique hangouts.

Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar

Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar has always been a fun spot to grab a drink, snack on some bites, and enjoy the adventurous atmosphere inspired by Indiana Jones’ pilot pal. But starting next week, the hangar is getting a complete Halloween makeover. From creepy decor to a themed menu full of spooky treats, this is not the same bar you’ve been visiting all summer. So, if you think you know Jock Lindsey’s, get ready to see it like never before.

The Vibes Are Changing

If you’ve never been, Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar is one of those places at Disney Springs that feels like it’s been there forever — and in the best way possible. The walls are covered in quirky artifacts, flight memorabilia, and hints that tie into Indiana Jones adventures. It’s got the charm of an old pilot’s hideout but still feels totally accessible, whether you’re there for a quick drink or to linger with friends.

But come August 19th, the laid-back adventure theme will take a backseat to something much more… haunting. Disney is giving the entire bar a limited-time Halloween overlay, and they’re going all out with the spooky touches. Think eerie lighting, haunting trinkets tucked into the shelves, and seasonal props that make you feel like you’ve stepped into a pilot’s hangar after dark — with a few ghostly guests lingering around. We’ve seen them do this for the holidays, but not for Halloween, so we are VERY excited.

What’s on the Menu?

Of course, no seasonal Disney transformation is complete without special eats and drinks. Jock Lindsey’s has been doing holiday-themed menu items for a few years now, but this year’s Halloween lineup is getting even more creative.

Here’s just a taste of what’s coming:

A coffin of wrapped mummies – a savory treat that looks unsettlingly like something you’d find in a haunted tomb.

A box of eyeballs – because who doesn’t want their dinner staring back at them?

Small bites with skull-printed wrappers – proof that even packaging can be creepy.

A sandwich with teeth – yes, you read that right. And yes, it stares at you.

We’re expecting more to be revealed when the full menu drops, but even this sneak peek makes it clear they’re leaning into the “Halloween but make it fun” vibe.

Why This Is Worth a Stop

Disney Springs already has plenty of options for seasonal treats, but Jock Lindsey’s stands out because it’s not just about the food — it’s the whole experience. The theming here is always top-tier, and when you combine that with Halloween, it’s basically a recipe for one of the most immersive seasonal dining experiences outside of the parks.

It’s also a great choice if you’re looking to keep the Halloween energy going after a night at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, or if you’re skipping the parks altogether but still want a dose of spooky fun. No ticket needed, no Lightning Lane to worry about — just head to Disney Springs, grab a table, and soak it all in.

How Long You’ll Have to Visit

The Halloween overlay at Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar kicks off August 19th and will be around for a limited time. Disney hasn’t announced an official end date yet, but if it follows past seasonal patterns, you can expect it to stick around until at least the end of October. That means you’ve got about two months to check it out, but we still wouldn’t wait too long. Seasonal items at Disney have a way of disappearing fast — especially when they’re as Instagram-ready as these.

If you’re already planning a trip to Disney World this fall, block out some time to stop by Disney Springs and see this transformation for yourself. Whether you’re in it for the food, the drinks, or just the creepy-cool atmosphere, it’s going to be one of the most unique ways to celebrate Halloween on Disney property this year.

We’ll be stopping by as soon as the Halloween decor and menu debut to bring you photos, reviews, and the full scoop, so stay tuned. Until then, you might want to start assembling your crew — because you’re not going to want to face a staring sandwich alone.