Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar has dressed for the season again, and the 2026 Halloween overlay at Disney Springs comes with a new collection of shareable food and drinks. It is a fun stop for a Disney Springs evening without requiring a Halloween party ticket—or an expedition through a cursed temple.
WDW News Today reports that returning Alien Invader Sliders join new items including Candelabra Eggs, Dark Forest Dip, Skull of the Dead Dip, Midnight Mayhem Popcorn Chicken, and Bone Kebabs. The seasonal drinks include several cocktails plus Viper’s Nest, a nonalcoholic option.
Key details
- Location: Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar, Disney Springs
- Returning item: Alien Invader Sliders, reported at $17
- New savory items: Candelabra Eggs, two dips, popcorn chicken, and Bone Kebabs
- New nonalcoholic drink: Viper’s Nest, reported at $7
- Availability: Seasonal; confirm same-day inventory at the lounge
The new savory lineup gives mixed groups more than a novelty drink to share. The source lists Midnight Mayhem Popcorn Chicken with candied bacon, spiced walnuts, popcorn, and hot honey, while Bone Kebabs combine duck confit, goat cheese, roasted red pepper coulis, and Kalamata olives. Dark Forest Dip is listed with mushrooms, rainbow carrots, hummus, pumpkin seeds, and pita.
Drinks for the flight crew
For cocktails, the report lists Midnight Relic, Temple of Doom Margarita, Skull and Sour, and Fright of the Espresso. The highest-priced entry, Fright of the Espresso, is described as three cold-brew cocktails with different flavor profiles. Viper’s Nest offers the nonalcoholic route, with pineapple and white-cranberry juices, green apple syrup, Sprite, butterfly pea extract, and candy.
The regular Hangar Bar menu remains available alongside the overlay, according to the source. That is helpful when one person wants the seasonal photo moment and another is loyal to a familiar favorite.
The practical note is to allow a little flexibility. This is a lounge, not a separately ticketed event, but seasonal weekends can make it a popular Disney Springs stop. Arrive with time to spare, ask about the item you want most, and let the spooky menu do the rest.