Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom Park - 2011
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It's time to trick or treat! The Magic Kingdom welcomes back Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, is a wonderful special event held every year for the Halloween season at Walt Disney World. From 7pm to midnight on select nights in September, October and November, visitors of all ages are invited to Mickey's party, so put on your best Halloween attire and prepare to trick-or-treat with your favorite characters and enjoy after-dark rides on some of your favorite attractions. Guests are encouraged to attend in costume, whether you bring your own or purchase in the park. This is a great event for younger kids and anyone who's looking for a Not-So-Scary good time.
Event Highlights:
- Mickey's Boo-to-You Halloween Parade: Things kick off with a spectacular ride by the Headless Horseman himself. The parade features the cast of the Haunted Mansion, Disney Villains out on their favorite night of the year, and classic characters in their Halloween finest.
- The Happy HalloWishes fireworks show: Sparkling lights fill the sky every night of the event, as guests gather to watch the Disney Villains trick or treat among the stars. This pyrotechnic spectacular is exclusive to the Not-So-Scary Halloween Party and will not be repeated once the event is done for the year.
- Special theming, lights and decorations to transform familiar Magic Kingdom sights and spots into "haunted hollows" perfect for fall photo opportunities
- Disney Villains are out and about, and more active than any other time of year -- Halloween is a villain's favorite time of yea
This event requires a special ticket and early purchase is key, especially for weekends close to Halloween and, of course, Halloween itself. Sold-out nights are common, so be sure to book early for your Not-So-Scary great time!
The event is appropriate for all ages. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
