Entrance

• Tucked into a shadowy corner of the forest-themed Town Square, Spellbound sits near the Royal Court Lounge and Snow White’s wishing well. The approach feels warm and inviting at first, with woodland-style carpeting accented by gold details, plush red velvet seating, and bright ambient lighting.

• Just outside the main curtained entrance, the Queen’s Magic Mirror immediately draws your attention, with “Spellbound” glowing across its surface.

• As you step inside, the flooring shifts dramatically—from the lighter forest carpet to dark hardwood. Marking this transition is a striking circular tile design featuring a dagger piercing a crowned heart, setting the tone for what lies beyond.

Interior

• Inside, the atmosphere becomes darker and more mysterious. The lounge is filled with round tables, velvet-upholstered chairs, and a mix of bench seating, all bathed in a subtle purple glow that traces the edges of the ceiling.

• Two large murals anchor the space. Near the entrance, a peaceful woodland scene recalls the charm of Snow White’s forest. Deeper inside, the mood shifts—the trees become twisted and menacing, with hidden faces and bats woven into the design.

• Below these murals, green velvet sofas offer comfortable seating, while cushioned benches sit beneath ornate porthole-style windows framed in gold. Branch-like designs stretch upward from the windows into the textured ceiling, reinforcing the enchanted forest theme.

• The walls are lined with rich brown wood, accented by gold trim and leaf motifs. Tables feature organic, tree-inspired patterns, and the chairs carry matching designs in their velvet upholstery.

• One wall displays a framed illustration of the Evil Queen’s laboratory, while structural columns throughout the lounge are wrapped in branching metalwork illuminated by an eerie green light.

• Separating Spellbound from the rest of Town Square is a decorative partition made of metal tree silhouettes layered over a diamond-pattern backdrop, offering glimpses into the neighboring space while maintaining the lounge’s secluded feel.

Bar

• The bar itself is a showpiece—sleek black with a marble countertop and gold accents that appear to drip like an overflowing cauldron. Red velvet barstools line the front, inviting guests to settle in.

• Behind the bar, shelves are filled with props inspired by the Evil Queen’s lab: potion bottles, spell books, and mysterious artifacts. Look closely and you’ll spot subtle nods to other Disney stories, including a copy of Bedknobs and Broomsticks, a book titled Hero to Zero, and even a vial labeled Pixie Dust.

• Additional details include an hourglass, a bubbling cauldron, and a wooden box reminiscent of the one meant to hold Snow White’s heart.

• An arched display behind the bar is adorned with zodiac symbols, echoing the design surrounding the Magic Mirror in the film. Inside the arch, a red glow highlights the espresso machine, reflected in a half-circle mirror. Sword-and-heart motifs flank the arch, with a crown detail above.

• Overhead lighting resembles suspended potion bottles in various colors, encased in metallic frames. In one corner, eagle-eyed fans will notice the eerie skull image hidden within the poisoned apple—a direct callback to the classic film.

• At select tables, apples are placed alongside menus, adding to the immersive theme. Guests may also be treated to small bites like chocolate-covered pretzels and fresh berries while enjoying their drinks.

Menu

• Even the menu is part of the experience. Designed with a luxurious black leather cover, it features glossy red artwork of twisted trees. A metal emblem of the Evil Queen’s dagger piercing a heart adds a dramatic finishing touch, making it feel like a prop straight out of the story.