Fall has officially landed at Disney Springs, and from now through November 9th.
There’s a genuinely packed lineup of seasonal entertainment, merchandise, and food headed your way.
Let’s start with the atmosphere. Disney Springs is decked out with vibrant pumpkins and colorful autumn decor throughout Town Center, and the seasonal entertainment lineup is bringing some fun new faces into the mix. Look for the Farmhand Drummers keeping the beat, towering Pumpkin Stilt Walkers greeting guests, and the Harvest Skaters gliding through with festive fall flair.
Once October rolls around, things get a little spookier — those same Pumpkin Stilt Walkers transform into full-on spooky giants, and the Farmhand Drummers shift into a percussion ensemble of zombies.
There’s also a Roaming Pumpkin DJ working the crowd, and the PhotoPass Studio is on hand if you want to capture the whole vibe for later.
On the merchandise side, there’s a lot to dig through this year. The Mickey Mouse and Family Halloween Collection brings spirited, park-ready fall styles, while the softer Pastel Ghost Collection leans into playful ghosts and a more muted take on traditional Halloween colors.
World of Disney is also debuting a brand-new Haunted Mansion Collection inspired by Gracey Manor, plus a Nightmare Before Christmas line featuring Jack Skellington and the rest of the Halloween Town crew. If spooky isn’t really your thing, there’s a Disney Cats and Dogs Halloween Collection for something a little cuter, and a new Fall Trend Collection is coming soon to DisneyStyle with cozy, autumn-toned fashion pieces.
And then there’s the food, which might be the best part of this whole seasonal lineup. Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar is back with its Halloween menu, introducing new items like the Temple of Doom Margarita and a Dark Forest dip, alongside the returning fan-favorite Alien Invader Sliders. Amorette’s Patisserie is offering a Hocus Pocus-inspired éclair for anyone craving something sweet, and The Ganachery has limited-time fall chocolates and treats worth stopping for as well.
Between the entertainment, the merch drops, and everything happening on the food side, Disney Springs is leaning fully into fall this year — plenty of reasons to build a visit around it before the season wraps up in November.
What are you most looking forward to at Disney Springs this fall — the Haunted Mansion merch, the Nightmare Before Christmas line, or the new Hangar Bar menu? Let me know!
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