One of the most popular features of the new Disney Treasure cruise ship is Haunted Mansion Parlor.
This is one of those places that just doesn’t disappoint. You will find this amazingly themed bar on Disney Treasures’ sister ship Disney Destiny as well.
Make sure that you visit The Haunted Mansion Parlor and make time to look around and take in all of the features. Not only is the decor amazing, but you will find some amazing Servers here too. Some of them really do get into the Haunted Mansion role, just like the ride!
This is a very popular bar on Disney Treasure. But do not let this put you off. There are some very busy times (such as between dinner servings) but I have managed many times to enjoy some time there when it isn’t crowded.
If you arrive and it is busy, just keep trying. It is worth it.
THE BACKSTORY AND DECOR
One thing that we know is that the Disney Imagineers are the masters of creating a wholly immersive environment and transporting us to other worlds and dimensions.
Haunted Mansion Parlor is a fascinating blend of the beloved elements of the park attraction with a new, nautical, back story.
And of course some amazing new cocktails.
The Haunted Mansion Parlor story pays tribute to the ride, but there is a “new” backstory, that was inspired by ideas for the original ride.
The new story revolves around a jovial sea captain and his strange, but captivating fiancé. Guests are invited to solve the clues around the bar which explain the sudden and mysterious disappearance of the happy couple.
Here is a wonderful example of how the Imagineers have used a creative concept from the past and incorporated it into the design of the new Disney Treasure bar.
When the original Haunted Mansion attraction was being created at Disneyland prior to its opening in 1969, legendary Imagineer Rally Crump proposed a creative concept for a “Museum of the Weird” exhibit.
Whilst this never came to fruition, many of his ideas for the museum were incorporated into the design of the original Haunted Mansion.
A number of his ideas and concepts have been kept in the Disney vault.
And now, more than 50 years later, one of his drawings has been used to inspire the current Imagineers to create a modern “Aquarium with Ghost Fish” for the Haunted Mansion Parlor.
Disney Treasure Haunted Mansion Parlor Drinks Menu
Of course as well as the amazing decor, Haunted Mansion Parlor has some very innovative drinks creations to go along with the theme.
COCKTAILS
Tail of The Rat — Stoli Elite, Ube Syrup, Fever Tree Sparkling Lemonade, Ube Dusted Lotus & Edible Violas — $15.00
Awaken the Spirits — Illegal Reposado Mezcal, Fresh Lime Juice, Hibiscus Cinnamon Agave Syrup, Bitters, Dried Hibiscus — $16.00
13th Hour — La Pulga Reposado, Bacoo Wish Series Tequila, Agave Syrup, Mango & Fresh Lemon Juices, Bitters, Aperol Foam — $18.00
The Ghost Ship — Lyre’s Dark Cane, 1883 Lychee Syrup, Real Coco, Coconut Water, Red Coconut Shavings. Zero-Proof — $15.00
The Chilling Challenge: My Way — Cognac, Cointreau Noir, Joto Yuzu Sake, Orange Blossom Foam, Edible Viola Flowers — $22.00
The Siren: Ethereal Encore — Sake, Hendrick’s Midsummer Solstice Gin, 1883 Falernum Syrup, Lime, Pineapple & Grapefruit Juices — $55.00
Poseidon: Tidal Terror — Metaxa 5 Stars, 1883 Mango Syrup, Lime Juice, Angostura Bitters, Fever Tree Pineapple Ginger Soda, Leejay — $65.00
The Spirits Have Been Released — Restless Spirits, Experience for Two: St. George Botanivore Gin, Screaming Soda, Blackberry, Blueberry | Five Trail Blended Whiskey, Sour Shivers Lemonade, Orange. Zero-Proof Selections Available. — $32.00
WINES
Pommery Brut Royal — Citrus, white flowers & red fruits — $25.00
Bastide de Margui “1784” Rosé — Rose petal, grapefruit, and dried herbs backed with supporting acidity — $23.00
Skywalker Chardonnay — Pineapple, pomelo, citrus, hazelnut, brioche & crème brûlée — $21.00
Skywalker Pinot Noir — Sugared cranberry, dried bing cherry & sassafras — $37.00
Immortal Estate “Slope” — Cabernet Sauvignon with dark fruit, spices, coffee & chocolate — $40.00
SPIRIT FREE
Restless Bones — 1883 Popcorn Syrup, Monin Salted Caramel, Boundless Butterscotch Potion — $8.50
The Midnight Spree — 1883 Dragon Fruit Syrup, Butterfly Pea Syrup, Sour Shivers Lemonade — $8.50
The Swinging Wake — Monin Cherry & Banana Syrups, Orange Juice, Berry Beware Potion. Comes with Organ Player Sipper — $25.00
Screaming Soda — Cream Soda Potion — $5.25
Sour Shivers Lemonade — Lemonade Potion — $5.25
Grim Grinning Grape — Blue Grape Potion — $5.25
Berry Beware — Berry Potion — $5.25
Boundless Butterscotch — Butterscotch Potion — $5.25
BEERS
Hoppy Haunts — IPA, 7.3% ABV — No swinging wake is complete without the floral aroma of the Hoppy Haunts IPA. The smooth, fruity taste transforms the most fearsome specters into the happiest of haunts. As they say, there’s always room for one more. — $8.25
Pallor Mortis Ale — Pale Ale, 5.4% ABV — A supernatural pale ale that only materializes for ghosts. Pallor Mortis is the delectable taste of the afterlife. It has become a staple in the Captain’s private cellar due to its bitterness. — $8.25
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Alison Meacham is the founder of EverythingMouse Disney Blog. For over 15 years she has shared her love of Disney Parks, Disney Cruises and Universal Orlando. In over 30 years of Disney Travel she has spent countless months in Disney Parks and has sailed on over 60 cruises. A British native and now a United States resident she splits her time between California, Florida and the UK. And spends a serious amount of time sailing the seven seas. She helps over 250,000 people per month follow their Disney travel dreams.