Mickey’s Not so Scary Halloween Party 2024 Guide
Are you considering attending Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party 2024 at Walt Disney World Resort, but you want to make the most of your experience.
With select event nights spanning from August to the end of October, it’s important to plan ahead.
You’ll need to decide on a date, purchase tickets, and choose your costume, all while ensuring you don’t miss out on the unique activities and treats that make this party so special.
But how do you prioritize and make the most of your time?
The answer lies in understanding the party’s ins and outs – let’s start with the basics.
Party Dates and Times
Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party starts in August and goes until October 31st.
You’ll find party nights on select dates in these months, with the special event taking place at the Walt Disney World Resort.
This event starts from 7:00 PM to midnight with all sorts of fun!
Mark your calendars for these party days to experience the magic of MNSSHP on Halloween night and beyond.
Ticket Information
As you plan your visit to Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, it’s essential to get the ticket information right.
MNSSHP tickets range from $109-$199, depending on select nights. You can purchase one-day park hopper tickets or annual passholders can use their tickets.
Disney Vacation Club members also receive discounts.
Visit the Liberty Square Ticket Office on Main Street USA or a full service travel agency for more information.
Costume Guidelines
When planning your costume for Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, you’ll want to make sure it adheres to Disney’s guidelines to avoid any issues at the park.
Disney’s Magic Kingdom allows costumes, but with some restrictions. Here are some key guidelines to keep in mind:
- No sharp objects or accessories
- No masks for adults, but costumes with hoods are allowed
- No costumes that may be considered obscene or violent
- No costumes that may obstruct your view or interfere with treat bags
Special Event Activities
Every year, Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party offers a unique set of special event activities that make it a standout from the regular Magic Kingdom experience.
You can enjoy the Hocus Pocus villain spelltacular, dance parties, and the Boo-to-You Halloween parade along its route.
Be sure to check ahead for the parade route.
Experience special treats, the Disney junior jam, and the so-spooky spectacular fireworks.
Trick or Treat Locations
Immersed in the spooky atmosphere of Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, you’ll find numerous trick-or-treat locations scattered throughout the Magic Kingdom.
Visit these locations to collect tasty treats, including those with caramel sauce, and receive teal tokens for allergy-friendly options.
Collect them in your special teal treat bag.
- Fill your treat bag with candy and snacks
- Choose from various treat locations throughout the park
- Enjoy treats from your favorite characters like Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse and villains
- Use teal tokens for allergy-friendly options
Character Meet and Greets
Meeting your favorite Disney characters is a highlight of Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party.
You’ll find Jack Skellington, the Sanderson sisters, and the Mad Hatter in their Halloween attire.
Other characters include Clarabelle Cow, the Seven dwarfs, the Queen of Hearts, Tiana, Mickey, and the Grim-grinning ghosts.
Even Pirate DJ will make an appearance.
Exclusive Entertainment Options
After snapping photos with the Mad Hatter and Jack Skellington, it’s time to experience the exclusive entertainment options that make Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party so unique.
- Dance the night away at Mickey’s Boo-to-You Parade dance party, also known as the second parade of the last night.
- Watch Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular at the Town Square Theater.
- Join Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, featuring Tiana and friends.
- Enjoy the Disney’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular, a show you won’t want to miss.
Best Times to Visit
If you’re looking to make the most of your Mickeys Not-So-Scary Halloween Party experience, timing is everything.
Visiting during the week as opposed to the weekends is less crowded than normal.
Avoid visiting during long lines and rainy days. Consider using mobile order to save time.
Last year’s attendees reported longer waits around popular spots like Fairytale Garden.
Crowd Calendar Insights
Timing your visit and avoiding long lines is just one part of a successful Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party experience.
You’ll want to plan around crowd calendar insights to make the most of your day. Consider these factors:
- So-Scary Halloween party returns on select nights, often drawing larger crowds.
- Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekend dates, especially in October.
- Special events like Mickey’s Boo-to-You Halloween Parade can attract bigger crowds to kingdom destinations.
- Tuesdays and Thursdays tend to be the least busy days.
Recommended Itinerary
Your Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party experience will greatly benefit from a well-planned itinerary.
Start by checking the party schedule and latest Disney Parks news for any special events or character meet-and-greets.
You can create your own itinerary using the app to map out what exactly you want to do while visiting.
Plus visit cast members for tips on maneuvering through the crowds.
Consider experiencing Tiana’s Bayou Adventure or Mickey’s Boo-to-You Halloween Parade.
Must See Attractions
As you navigate the special event, be sure to prioritize some of Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party’s most popular attractions.
You’ll want to make time for:
- Space Mountain: Ghost Galaxy, a spooky twist on the classic roller coaster
- The Haunted Mansion, a kooky and kiltered dark ride
- Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, a family-friendly roller coaster with a Halloween makeover
- Astro Orbiter, a high-flying ride with a Halloween overlay
Party Exclusive Food Options
After experiencing the park’s most popular attractions, it’s time to refuel with some of Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party’s exclusive treats.
You’ll find specialty items like the Pumpkin Mickey Waffle, Ghost Pepper Chicken Wings, and Candy Corn Milkshake at select locations throughout the park.
Be sure to check the park map for specific locations and availability.
Special Dietary Restrictions
Guests with special dietary restrictions can still enjoy the park’s treats by exploring options that cater to their needs.
If you have dietary restrictions, consider the following:
- Ask cast members for allergy-friendly options at each food location.
- Look for gluten-free and vegan treats at select food carts.
- Visit the Special Dietary Needs kiosk for more information.
- Check the My Disney Experience app for dining options with allergy menus.
Tips for Families
During the evening hours of Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, the park can get crowded, and little ones might get overwhelmed.
You can minimize this by establishing a meeting spot and setting clear expectations for your kids.
Consider bringing a stroller for younger children, and don’t forget to charge your phone for emergencies.
Photography Opportunities
Snap memorable photos of your little ones in their Halloween costumes at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, where Disney’s Magic Kingdom transforms into a spooky yet family-friendly atmosphere.
Take advantage of these photo opportunities:
- Character meet-and-greets with Disney characters in their Halloween attire
- Specialty backdrops and decorations throughout the park
- The Mickey’s Boo-to-You Halloween Parade
- Disney PhotoPass photographers stationed throughout the park
Disney World Halloween Party
You’re now all set for a spook-tacular time at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party 2024.
With this guide, you’ve got the inside scoop on party dates, ticket prices, and special activities.
Don’t forget to check costume guidelines, trick-or-treat locations, and exclusive food options.
Whether you’re a foodie or a family with little ones, this party has something for everyone.
Have a howling good time at Walt Disney World Resort this Halloween season!
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