FIRST LOOK at Haunted Mansion Parlor Bar Souvenir Tiki Mugs Aboard the Disney Treasure
The first two tiki mugs in the series are inspired by The Mariner and The Captain’s Bride, both portraits that can be found in the Haunted Mansion Parlor. These ceramic mugs are designed to look like they were carved from the wooden plants of a ghost ship.
The Mariner on the left glowers sternly, covered in seaweed, starfish, and holding a harpoon in his right hand. The Captain’s Bride is a siren straight from stormy waters, as water and clams serve as the base for the mug. She grasps a bouquet in one hand.
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Another drink vessel that will also be available in the bar is the Hatbox Ghost sipper, which was originally released last summer at
Disneyland to celebrate the release of the new live-action film. His head pops off to allow you to fill the sipper with liquid, and the straw flips out from his back. The sipper also includes three different lighting modes to choose from.
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Special bottled beverages will also be available. Served in clear glass bottles with gold caps, flavors available will include:
- Grim Grinning Grape
- Screaming Soda
- Creepy Crawly Cola
- Sour Shivers Lemonade
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Starting November 20, head to Trader Sam's Grog Grotto at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort for the Trader Sam's Holiday Rum Barrel served with either ʻOluʻolu or Barela Lā Hoʻomaha
ʻOluʻolu: Lyre's Cane Non-Alcoholic Spirit, coconut cream, guava syrup, and pineapple and lime juices
Barela Lā Hoʻomaha: Goslings Black Seal Rum, coconut cream, guava syrup, and pineapple and lime juices
