• Disneyland has a new Halloween-themed menu with "swamp fries" and a wedding cake filled with cherry sauce that looks like blood.
• The new menu is a special release in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Haunted Mansion, a popular ride at the California park.
• The menu — which debuted on August 9 — also features items including "Dead-cadent Funnel Cake," "Pickwick Ghost Punch," and Cajun-buttered shrimp. 
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Disneyland has a new Halloween-themed menu filled with spooky items like "swamp fries" and a "bloody" wedding cake to get you ready for the holiday.

The menu — which debuted on August 9 — is a special release in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Haunted Mansion and has a number of spooky dishes that pay homage to the creepy ride at the California park. 

One such dish is the "Dead-cadent Funnel Cake," which upgrades the classic amusement park treat by topping it with a brownie, white chocolate raspberry ice cream, and chocolate pearls painted bright blue and green.

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"The Wedding Cake" is filled with cherry and cream cheese and frosted in buttercream, featuring a splatter of cherry sauce that looks eerily like dripping blood when you cut into it.

Also available is the "We've BEAN Dying to MEAT You!" — a spiced stew of pork sausage, oxtails, and kidney beans served hot over a bed of Louisiana popcorn rice.

The "Hitchhiking" Ghost Blue Velvet Cake — a blue velvet cake with blueberry purée, rice croquette brittle, and vanilla-blueberry crisp — features an image of a creepy looking figure thumbing a ride.

And the "Swamp Fries" dish puts a spooky twist on crawfish étouffé. Sweet potato fries are given a Southern spin and topped with chorizo, clams, tomatoes, sweet corn, and chopped green onions.

Finally, you can wash everything down with a "Pickwick Ghost Punch," a colorful sorbet-based beverage made with fruit and citrus juices. 

Also featured on the menu are less spooky selections such as grilled beef tacos, milk chocolate churros dressed up to look like a bride and groom, and Cajun-buttered shrimp.

The Disney Gallery at Disneyland Park also launched a new exhibit called "Happy Haunts Materialize – The Art of Haunted Mansion."

The exhibit is the first to display early sketches and sculptures of the Haunted Mansion concept and describes the evolution of the attraction, according to a press release sent to Insider.

The Haunted Mansion is a Southern-style haunted house that visitors can explore by taking a ride-through tour in vehicles called "Doom Buggies."

Similar Haunted Mansion attractions are found in Toyko Disneyland and Magic Kingdom.

The full list of menu items for Disneyland's Halloween-themed menu can be found on the Disney Parks Blog.

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