Jock Lindsey’s Halloween-themed Hangar Bar Returns with New Menu Items
Published on Aug 11, 2026 by Will
Back by popular demand, the Halloween thrills return to Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar at Disney Springs! Experience ghostly décor and indulge in a new menu of sinister sips and eerie eats available now through November 9.
The new Halloween menu offers devilishly delicious options such as Candelabra Eggs, featuring deviled eggs topped with crispy fried chicken and aji amarillo custard. The Dark Forest Dip includes roasted mixed mushrooms with hummus and toasted pumpkin seeds served with pita. Bone Kebabs combine pork and beef bones with prosciutto and creamy tomato sauce.
Additional savory options include the Midnight Mayhem Popcorn Chicken with candied bacon and hot honey sauce, the Skull of the Dead Dip made with barbacoa beef and cheddar sauce, and Alien Invader Sliders combining crispy Nashville hot fried chicken, provolone, and cheddar-chive biscuit.
The drink menu features new Halloween cocktails with spooky themes such as Fright of the Espresso, which comes in three varieties combining cold brew coffee, pumpkin spice liqueur, and various liqueurs garnished with candy corn marshmallows or caramel popcorn. Other drinks include Skull and Sour with Jameson Irish Whiskey and pumpkin spice syrup, Temple of Doom Margarita with Patrón Silver Tequila and habanero-lime syrup, and the glittery Midnight Relic made with Tito’s Vodka and ube syrup.
Inside Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar, the space transforms into a warm yet playful Halloween retreat filled with vintage lanterns and festive decorations. Pumpkin scarecrows greet guests at the entrance, including a unique one flying an airplane as a nod to Jock Lindsey’s adventurous spirit.
The bar's interior features playful touches like retro blow mold lights and a patch of Jack-O’-lanterns hanging above the diving bell dining area. Guests may also spot a band of vintage black cat decorations keeping watch over the room, adding charm rather than scare to the atmosphere. Jock’s collection of memorabilia is highlighted by a “Bigelow’s Air Circus” banner referencing Disney’s 1991 film The Rocketeer.
Jock Lindsey, an adventurous barnstorming pilot linked to Indiana Jones and the Society of Explorers and Adventurers, settled in Disney Springs in 1938. His hangar bar captures the spirit of adventure, blending stories, memorabilia, and spirited fun. The Halloween Hangar Bar is part of a larger seasonal celebration at Disney Springs featuring themed costumes, music, and food.
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