Disney Springs has stocked the shelves, warmed the ovens and apparently invited a few vampires to dessert. This Halloween season, Walt Disney World’s shopping, dining and entertainment district has new places to browse, bite into and boldly conquer.
From stuffed savory rolls and seasonal sweets to immersive Disney PhotoPass scenes and more than 60 real-world games at Level99, a Disney Springs day has plenty of plot twists waiting between the storefronts.
New Shops Worth a Detour
Vuori is now open in Town Center, bringing performance apparel and lifestyle essentials to Disney Springs for anyone whose vacation wardrobe could use a comfort-forward upgrade.
Nearby, Cole Haan has footwear and accessories ranging from sneakers and loafers to everyday bags, pairing style and comfort with nearly a century of craftsmanship.
Creative visitors should keep an eye out for Kawaii Slime Company, opening soon at Disney Springs. Its DIY Slime Customizing experience lets guests build a personalized batch with scents, colors, textures and add-ins. Squishies and sensory toys in assorted textures, characters and styles round out the selection, making this one souvenir that may be difficult to leave alone.
Six Ravens Brings the Savory Side
Six Ravens, the newest culinary concept from the team behind Gideon’s Bakehouse, has arrived with a savory-minded menu. The star is the Coffyn: a handcrafted stuffed yeast roll inspired by historic European pastry traditions and served with a generous portion of gourmet dipping sauces.
It is a scratch-made, grab-and-go bite with a name delightfully suited to Halloween season. Subtle? Not particularly. Tasty-looking? Absolutely.
Spooky Snacks Take Center Stage
Disney Springs has dining covered from quick-service meals and sweet treats to waterfront tables and six James Beard Award-winning restaurants. During Halloween season, though, dessert may be making the loudest entrance.
The Ganachery has Vampire Mickey Chocolate Piñatas, Ursula Dark Berry Ganache Pops and Pumpkin Spice S’mores. Amorette’s Patisserie is serving Hocus Pocus-inspired éclairs, while Swirls on the Water has a Vampire Mickey Cone available all season long. A snack break between shops has rarely looked so suspiciously festive.
Step Into the Picture
An immersive photo experience is now open at the Disney PhotoPass Studio in the Marketplace, between Arribas Brothers and the Marketplace Co-Op. Disney PhotoPass photographers capture the shots while guests step into story-inspired settings.
Pose alongside Olaf in the wintry world of Frozen, head to infinity and beyond in Andy’s room and Bonnie’s room, or venture into the lairs of Disney Villains for a more villainous souvenir.
The studio is currently open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., with no reservation required and no charge to have photos taken. Link the photos to a MyDisney account, then decide whether to purchase them. Guests with Memory Maker receive studio photo downloads as part of that purchase.
Drums, Stilts and 60+ Ways to Lose Gracefully
Halloween entertainment is also roaming Disney Springs. The Zombeatz Drummers bring a percussion-powered beat, while the Spooky Stilt Walkers add a towering touch of seasonal mischief.
For a more hands-on challenge, Level99 has opened its newest and largest location to date. This playground for adults and teens packs in more than 60 life-sized mini-games and real-world challenges amid bold, colorful artwork. Expect foam-filled axes to dodge, puzzles to crack and cleverly designed obstacles determined to test both brainpower and coordination.
Drawn to Life Presented by Cirque du Soleil & Disney remains part of the Disney Springs lineup, alongside live entertainment, shopping and dining. In short: arrive with a plan, but leave room for a Coffyn, a photo with a villain and perhaps a little competitive chaos.
