Disneyland Paris shared a video showcasing some of the new additions to The Unlucky Nugget Saloon this Halloween season, including original Haunted Mansion portraits that were removed a few years ago.
Celebrating the Ravenswoods at The Unlucky Nugget Saloon

The Unlucky Nugget Saloon debuted last year as a Phantom Manor-inspired overlay of The Lucky Nugget Saloon. The restaurant has been transformed for the doomed wedding of Melanie Ravenswood. Melanie’s father, founder of Thunder Mesa Henry Ravenswood, disapproved of her engagement(s). Henry died in an earthquake but returned as the Phantom to kill the groom-to-be.


This year’s new additions include portraits on the upper floor lent by Henry Ravenswood. These transforming portraits come straight from The Haunted Mansion, which inspired Phantom Manor.
Other portraits on the bride and groom table pay homage to happier times in Melanie’s life.


Among these is a framed painting of Phantom Manor. But with a crack of lightning, this portrait also transforms, revealing the Phantom is never far away.


On the table nearby is a guestbook. Guests have left messages for the couple, including an ominous “GET OUT!” Another message has been signed by Constance H. — Constance Hatchaway, the murderous bride of Walt Disney World’s Haunted Mansion.


This year, the celebration has spread to Last Chance Cafe. The dining room is decorated with tattered and faded purple wedding decorations. Guests will hear the unsettling voices of late Thunder Mesa inhabitants.
Check out our 2025 tour of The Unlucky Nugget Saloon:
In Frontierland, guests can also celebrate the Ravenswoods with a limited time Cheetos popcorn.
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