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Haunted Mansion Bar Coming to the Disney Treasure

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Would you like some spirits with your spirits? Because we know where they are going to be at … the Haunted Mansion Parlor on the Disney Treasure! The world’s first Haunted Mansion-inspired bar will be launching with the ship in 2024. Here’s everything we know right now, including recipes for some of the Parlor’s drinks that will be served on board.

Themed Decor

There are no mansions at sea, but there are drawing rooms. The Haunted Mansion parlor will be designed to resemble the first-class drawing room of a golden-age cruise liner. Imagineers will draw on Haunted Mansions from Disney parks around the world to evoke the attraction’s look and feel on board. And yes, that includes the iconic wallpaper.

Haunted Mansion Parlor concept art © Disney

Visit the Parlor to join in on a “swinging wake unlike any other”. Whom will you be swinging with? According to Disney it’s a jovial captain who transitioned to the ghostly realm after an unfortunate dinner with his fiancé. Perhaps it was the salmon mousse?

The Parlor’s haunts will materialize in a portrait gallery for your perusal, and will include both legendary characters from the attraction and some all-new faces. Disney Cruise Line has released a sizzle reel on Instagram, take a few moments and give it a watch.

Disney hasn’t specified where the Haunted Mansion Parlor will be located on board the Treasure. But we expect it’s likely to be in the same space as the Hyperspace Lounge on the Treasure’s sister ship, the Disney Wish.

Exclusive Onboard Merchandise

You can take home a memento of your visit to the Haunted Parlor with exclusive shipboard merchandise. The Haunted Mansion Parlor Music Box is inspired by one found inside the Haunted Mansion Parlor. The backstory goes that it belonged to the captain’s bride-to-be and only opens when malevolent spirits are present. The Parlor Clock glows with otherworldly energy. And hitchhiking ghosts (or should that be stowaway ghosts?) mysteriously appear in the frame of the Haunted Mansion Parlor Mirror.

Libation Lineup

We don’t know yet whether the Haunted Mansion Parlor will offer something similar to the famous $5,000 drink served up in the Hyperspace Lounge. But we’ve received some sympathetic vibrations with details of drinks that are definitely accessible to mere mortals. So accessible that Disney provided the recipes, and we’ve got them below! We’ve written them out in case you’re working from your phone, but you can tap the hyperlinked name of any drink for Disney’s printable recipe card.

Left to right: Signature Beverage, Ghoulish Delight, Sympathetic Libations © Disney

Sympathetic Libations – Serves 1

Want the perfect zero-proof cocktail? Look no further than the Sympathetic Libations, which will invite you to sip on sour cherry and blood orange flavors in a specialty tiki mug.

Lime Salt Foam: 
2 oz fresh lime juice
4 oz water
1 tsp sea salt
1 tsp sucrose esters

  1. Combine fresh lime juice, water, sea salt, and sucrose esters in a blender.
  2. Blend on high speed until foamy; set aside until ready to serve.

Sympathetic Libations:
1 1/2 oz Lyre’s Agave Blanco
1/2 oz Lyre’s Orange Sec
3/4 oz fresh lime juice
1/2 oz blood orange syrup
1/2 oz sour cherry syrup
Reserved Lime Salt Foam
1 Dried orange slice, Bruleed
Sour cherry candy spray

  1. Combine Agave Blanco, Orange Sec, lime juice, blood orange, and cherry syrup in a cocktail shaker. Add ice and shake well.
  2. Strain into a coupe glass.
  3. Layer the desired amount of foam on top of the drink.
  4. Garnish with a dried orange slice and the desired amount of sour cherry candy spray.

Ghoulish Delight – Serves 1

If you have a sweet tooth, you’ll love the Ghoulish Delight, which will combine decadent ube fudge, oat milk and tapioca pearls into a glittery purple concoction, garnished with a gummy eyeball.

Ube Fudge:
3 oz ube sweetened condensed milk
1 oz powdered milk

  1. Place ube sweetened condensed milk in a small bowl. Slowly add powdered milk and stir until a fudge-like consistency is achieved.
  2. Set aside until ready to serve

Ghoulish Delight:
1 tbsp ube shimmer glitter
1 oz tapioca pearls, prepared according to package instructions
5 oz oat milk
3 oz reserved Ube Fudge
Eyeball-shaped gummies

  1. Spray water on the side of a highball glass and dust with ube shimmer glitter.
  2. Place tapioca pearls in the bottom of the glass.
  3. Fill the glass with ice. Add oat milk and float reserved Ube Fudge on top.
  4. Garnish with Eyeball-shaped gummies.

Signature Beverage – Serves 1

A ghostly twist on a classic margarita, presented to guests amidst a swirl of flavored smoke, will be another signature drink at the Haunted Mansion Parlor. Topped with a lime salt foam, this tequila-based cocktail will contain a secret message, only to be revealed by black light. (Secret message instructions not included in recipe below.)

Lime Salt Foam: 
2 oz fresh lime juice
4 oz water
1 tsp sea salt
1 tsp sucrose esters

  1. Combine fresh lime juice, water, sea salt, and sucrose esters in a blender.
  2. Blend on high speed until foamy; set aside until ready to serve.

Signature Beverage: 
1 1/2 oz 818 Añejo Tequila
1/2 oz Cointreau Noir Liqueur
1/2 oz blood orange syrup
1/2 oz sour cherry syrup
3/4 OUNCE fresh lime juice
Reserved lime salt foam
1 (1/3 oz) package cherry-flavored popping candy

  1. Combine tequila, Cointreau, lime juice, blood orange, and cherry syrups in a cocktail shaker. Fill with ice and shake.
  2. Place a large ice cube in a double old fashioned glass. Strain the cocktail into the glass.
  3. Layer the desired amount of foam on top of the drink.
  4. Garnish with cherry-flavored popping candy.

Are you excited about this news? Which bar do you think is more exciting: Hyperspace Lounge or Haunted Mansion Parlor? Let us know in the comments!

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Jennifer Heymont

Jennifer has a background in math and biology, so she ended up in Data Science where she gets to do both. She lives just north of Boston with her husband, kids, and assorted animal members of the family. Although it took three visits for the Disney bug to "take", she now really wishes she lived a lot closer to the Parks.

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