The Disney Halloween Festival 2025 has just come to an end at Disneyland Paris, and with it, the Phantom Manor-inspired overlay of the Lucky Nugget Saloon, which temporarily transformed into the Unlucky Nugget Saloon.
During Halloween, guests could enjoy a special seasonal menu, complete with themed dishes and decorations. The only downside? Prices were slightly higher than usual. Now that Halloween is over and the restaurant has returned to its normal theme, we were hoping the original prices would also make a comeback. Unfortunately, that’s not the case.
New Menu Prices at the Lucky Nugget Saloon
Before the Halloween season, the Lucky Nugget’s menu was priced at €25 for a main course, drink, and dessert. Guests could choose between:
- Crispy Chicken Menu
- Pepper Rush Burger
- Spare Ribs
- Vegan Menu
As of now, the menu price has increased to €28, up from €25.
The larger version of the Pepper Rush Burger has also seen a price jump — from €29 to €32.
These updated prices are already visible in the Disneyland Paris app, although the new PDF menu has not yet been uploaded to the official website. Below, you can see a screenshot of the current menu and the previous one for comparison.
More Price Increases Coming?
This change might be an early sign of more price adjustments across Disneyland Paris. Historically, the resort tends to update restaurant prices in November, right before the Christmas season begins.
The trend also matches what we’ve seen recently in the U.S. Disney Parks, where major food and ticket price increases were introduced last month. With the much-anticipated opening of World of Frozen in Disney Adventure World (Walt Disney Studios Park) approaching, it’s not too surprising to see prices rise in Paris as well.
Final Thoughts
As for the Lucky Nugget Saloon, it’s a bit disappointing that the stage inside the restaurant has been empty for years, with no live entertainment returning so far. During our most recent visits, we also noticed that the service quality has been declining.
Still, the Lucky Nugget remains one of the more charming spots in Frontierland, and we’re hoping that future updates, even if not cheaper ones, might bring some of its old magic back.
