Six Ravens Adds Redrum Pork Bao Coffyn for Halloween
Published October 29, 2026
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Six Ravens, the savory counter-service spot from the Gideon’s Bakehouse team in The Landing at Disney Springs, is debuting its first limited edition Coffyn as a Halloween offering, according to reports published Thursday, October 29, 2026. The item is the Redrum Pork Bao Coffyn, described as smoked pork with cabbage and a blood-red Asian BBQ sauce, available for a limited time.
As of Thursday, October 29, the Redrum Coffyn is the only limited edition Coffyn Six Ravens has announced. Disney has not issued a statement about it, and Six Ravens is an independently operated Disney Springs tenant rather than a Disney-run restaurant.
Coffyns are the core of the Six Ravens menu — housemade yeast-roll hand pies with savory fillings, several developed with Central Florida chefs. The Redrum version is the first one positioned as a seasonal, time-limited release rather than part of the standing lineup.
What we know
- Six Ravens (The Landing, Disney Springs) — debuting its first limited edition Coffyn
- Redrum Pork Bao Coffyn — smoked pork, cabbage, and a blood-red Asian BBQ sauce
- Availability — limited time; no end date was included in the coverage available
- Status — reported by press coverage, not an official Disney announcement
What’s not confirmed
The price was not reported. Neither a start date nor a last day of availability was included in the coverage available, so how long the Redrum Coffyn stays on the menu is unknown. There is also no reported indication of whether more limited edition Coffyns will follow.
What it means for your trip
- If you want this one, treat it as a this-trip item, not a next-trip item. A Halloween-tied release with no stated end date can disappear once the season turns, and nothing has been announced about a return.
- Six Ravens does not take reservations, so there is no booking window to win — it is a walk-up, and the practical lever is timing. Go before the Disney Springs dinner surge builds in the late afternoon and evening, or stop in on a weekday rather than a Friday or Saturday night.
- Pair it with the Gideon’s Bakehouse stop you were probably already making — the two are a few doors apart in The Landing, which makes this a single trip into that pocket of Disney Springs rather than two separate ones.
- Six Ravens is not Disney Dining Plan eligible, so budget it as out-of-pocket snack or quick-meal spend alongside your table-service plans.
- Disney Springs needs no park admission, which makes this a workable arrival-day, departure-day, or rest-day move instead of spending park hours on it.
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