Disney confirmed on October 24 that the Haunted Mansion Parlor, a bar inspired by the iconic Disney Parks attraction, will materialize aboard the Disney Treasure, Disney Cruise Line’s sixth vessel that will set sail next year. Exclusive Haunted Mansion-inspired merchandise will be available aboard the ship, and Disney has shared a first look at some of the new items.

Exclusive Merchandise at Haunted Mansion Parlor

The first piece of merchandise detailed by Disney is a small music box. Though a similar music box is part of the current attraction, this trinket appears to be something entirely new, described by Disney as the following:

The Haunted Mansion Parlor Music Box will be a keepsake inspired by an eerie music box that will be found inside the Haunted Mansion Parlor. As the rumors go, this mysterious box belonged to the captain’s bride-to-be and only opens in the presence of malevolent spirits.

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You’ll be able to spook up your desk with this clock inspired by the 13-hour grandfather clock seen in the Haunted Mansion attraction. Disney wrote the following about the clock:

Inspired by the old grandfather clock from the original Disney Parks attraction, the Haunted Mansion Parlor clock will evoke the nostalgic allure of the Haunted Mansion.

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The clock appears roughly midway through the ride, with its striking colors and backward-moving hands serving as one final scare before Madame Leota delivers her incantation. It has served as the inspiration for several pieces of merchandise in the past, most recently a wristwatch at Walt Disney World Resort.

You can finally take the iconic hitchhiking ghosts home with you. This faux photo frame, according to Disney, illuminates Ezra, Phineas, and Gus in a striking green hue.

And, a ghost may even follow you home on your voyage… The Haunted Mansion Parlor Mirror will offer a frightening surprise when the hitchhiking ghosts mysteriously appear in the frame.

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WDWNT first reported that a Haunted Mansion bar was in the works for the Disney Treasure in July.

The Disney Treasure will be an adventure-themed ship that will be the same size and have the same layout as the Disney Wish, which launched in 2022. Its maiden voyage will begin on December 21, 2024.

The Haunted Mansion will not be the only Disney Parks attraction with representation aboard the vessel, as Disney announced in September that the Skipper Society Lounge inspired by the “Jungle Cruise” will be a Disney Treasure offering. Other bars and cafes on the Disney Treasure include The Periscope Pub, Jade Cricket Café, and Heihei Café, which are inspired by Disney’s “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea,” “Mulan,” and “Moana,” respectively.

Entertainment options on the Disney Treasure will include the “Disney The Tale of Moana” Broadway-style show alongside Disney Crusie Line’s pre-existing “Beauty and the Beast” and “Disney Seas the Adventure” shows. The ship will also contain its own version of the AquaMouse, which debuted on the Disney Wish, and a “The Lion King”-inspired central hub for daily activities and evening adult entertainment known as Sarabi.

The three family dining locations aboard the Disney Treasure will be Plaza de Coco, 1923, and Worlds of Marvel. Plaza de Coco and Worlds of Marvel will contain dinner shows.

Click here for a full roundup of everything announced for the Disney Treasure thus far.

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Kyle Silagyi