Un-Lucky Nugget Saloon: Haunted Dining Disney Halloween 2025

🎃 Un-Lucky Nugget Saloon: Haunted Dining at Disneyland Paris Halloween 2025

Step aside Wild West cowboys, because this autumn the Lucky Nugget Saloon in Frontierland is getting a ghoulish glow-up. From 1st October to 2nd November 2025, your regular family meal becomes a spooky supper with a backstory — welcome to the Un-Lucky Nugget Saloon. 👻🍴

Disneyland Paris have teased a brand new Halloween experience never seen before!

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👻 A Haunted Backstory

Once a grand saloon meant to host a Ravenswood wedding reception, the party never happened. Now the chandeliers flicker, the décor looks like it hasn’t been dusted in decades, and whispers of the bride-to-be Melanie haunt the dining hall.

The result? A dining experience that feels less like a meal and more like a chapter from Phantom Manor brought to life.

🍽️ Menu with a Spooky Twist

Halloween-inspired dishes with theatrical plating.
Creepy-cute desserts like ghostly sundaes and wickedly themed treats.
Meals priced around €30 for adults and €16 for kids, with Disneyland Annual Pass discounts applying.
No reservations — just wander in and join the haunted feast.

🎭 Why You’ll Love It

Immersive storytelling – dining woven into the Frontierland & Phantom Manor universe.
Atmosphere without the terror – spooky, but family-friendly.
Seasonal exclusive – only here for Halloween 2025, so it’s a once-a-year treat.

❓ Quick FAQ

📅 When is it open?
1st October – 2nd November 2025.

🎟️ Do I need to book?
Nope — just walk in and take a seat if the spirits allow.

👶 Is it OK for kids?
Yes, the theming is atmospheric but not nightmare fuel.

💳 Can I use my Disneyland Pass discount?
Absolutely.

✨ Final Word

The Un-Lucky Nugget Saloon is shaping up to be one of the spookiest (and tastiest) parts of Disneyland Paris’s Halloween Festival. It’s more than dinner — it’s dinner with a story, wrapped in Western ghost-town vibes. If you’re in Frontierland this October, don’t just ride the Haunted Mansion of Europe… eat in it.

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