Disney’s Events For Kids at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
If your family is visiting the Magic Kingdom anytime from Sept. 2 to Oct. 31, you may be in for a spooky treat. On select nights over the two-month period, Mickey will be hosting his annual Not-So-Scary Halloween Party for your kids ($72 per ticket) so that they can get in on some of the spooktacular fun of the holiday without getting too much of a fright.
If you have young kids who love Halloween — and Disney, of course — read through for four events you can partake in over the holiday (and see the list of party dates).
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Trick-or-Treating and Costumes
Have your kiddos polish their Halloween candy buckets now, because there are a number of delicious themed treats to indulge in all over the park. Plus, you can do the whole thing in costume as long as it's family-friendly and weapon-free (masks can be worn by kids under 13 as long as their eyes are visible and part of their face is exposed).
Mickey’s Boo-to-You Halloween Parade
The stars of Haunted Mansion take the spotlight during this 20-minute nighttime parade complete with boo-tiful floats and Disney characters in their most impressive costumes.
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If you think the usual fireworks display at Magic Kingdom is great, you and your little ones are in for a treat. This fireworks show features wicked melodies — such as “Poor Unfortunate Souls” from The Little Mermaid and "Oogie Boogie’s Song” from The Nightmare Before Christmas — and creepy, crawly sparks of light in the sky. (You can even purchase a special dessert package to enjoy it with your bellies as well!)
Hocus Pocus Villain Spectacular
The Sanderson Sisters are back (again!) and they’re enlisting the help of some of Disney’s most famous villains — like Hades, Maleficent, and Jafar — to cast a spell on you. Full of special effects, chilling music, spooky dancing, and haunting visual projections, you won’t want to miss this party — after all, it's just a bunch of hocus pocus.