A New Gideon's Bakehouse Concept is Coming to Disney Springs: What You Need to Know About Six Ravens

Published June 24, 2026

The creators of Gideon’s Bakehouse are expanding their footprint at Disney Springs with a brand-new concept called Six Ravens, and physical progress is finally visible. Window displays have just gone up, revealing a dark exterior wood aesthetic and a shield-shaped logo featuring—you guessed it—a raven.

If it shares the DNA of Gideon’s Bakehouse, this new spot is going to be incredibly popular. But before you add it to your must-do list, here is what you actually need to know about planning around it.

Expect a Virtual Queue (And Plan Accordingly)

Gideon’s Bakehouse is notorious for its multi-hour virtual queues. While the official opening date and operational details for Six Ravens haven’t been released just yet, it is almost guaranteed to follow a similar crowd pattern.

What you should do: Make Six Ravens your very first stop the moment you arrive at Disney Springs to put your name on the virtual queue list. Once you are in the system, you can go enjoy a sit-down meal or do your shopping while you wait for your return text.

Why: The creators behind this bakery have a massive, dedicated following, and this new location will draw hours-long waits from day one.

What happens if you wait: If you hold off until after dinner hoping to grab a quick dessert on your way out, the virtual queue will likely be completely full and closed for the night, leaving you empty-handed.

Guard Your Snack Budget

Premium treats at Disney World can quickly wreck your daily spending limit. You can see this easily with the massive $75 Millionaire Sundae over at the Cake Bake Shop at the BoardWalk. It is very easy to spend more on snacks than you intended if you aren’t paying attention.

The smart move: Check the menus and prices beforehand to build a realistic food budget. If you know you are going to drop a significant amount of money on whatever gothic confections Six Ravens serves up, balance that out by splitting a shareable quick-service meal earlier in your trip. For example, grab the BBQ combo platter at EPCOT’s Regal Eagle or Animal Kingdom’s Flame Tree Barbecue, add one extra side, and you can easily feed two light eaters for a fraction of the cost.

How SupaPark Can Help

While SupaPark’s live Drop Watch is built to ping you the second a hard-to-get sit-down dining reservation opens up, snack counters and bakeries at Disney Springs generally operate on a walk-up or virtual queue basis. Your best lever here is simply showing up at the right time.

If you are heading to Disney Springs on a rest day, use SupaPark’s crowd forecasts to pick a weekday evening rather than battling the intense weekend locals. Smarter planning means less time standing in crowds, and more time actually enjoying your trip.

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