Have you ever wanted to attend several nights of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, but it’s always been too expensive??
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Sign
Well, not anymore as Disney has just released a NEW Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Pass, which allows ticket holders to attend EVERY party aside from the one on October 31st!
After talking with Disney reservations, we learned that this pass is currently only available by calling (407) 827-7185 or by visiting a Disney reservations ticket booth.
Meet Jack and Sally at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary
The pass is valid for every 2019 Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party except for Halloween itself. So, you’ll have the opportunity to attend up to 35 parties! The party pass is $299 for those ages 10+ and $284 for those ages 3-9.
If you already have an event ticket to a Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, it can be upgraded to the Party Pass by calling the number above. Also, according to a Cast Member at the Ticket Center in Disney Springs, discounts are not available at this time.
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
This may be how Disney is trying to compete with Universal’s Ultimate Frequent Fear Pass, which allows guests to attend 41 Halloween Horror Night parties for $259.99.
If you’re interested in learning more about the 2019 Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, be sure to check out our sneak peek of the treats you can expect to find at the party this year.
Jack Skellington Push Pop
Also, be on the lookout as we will be attending the very first party TONIGHT to try all of the treats for ourselves!
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Is there a discount for AP holders?
Do annual pass holders get a discount on this party pass?
Per WDW website there is no annual pass discount, but if you have already purchased a ticket you can upgrade towards the pass. I think it’s a great deal! Wonder if there’s a limit to the amount that will be available for purchase tho.
Florida resident rates?
Unfortunately, no. I just called and checked.
NNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! Please God!!!! NNNNNNNOOOOOO!!!!! Sigh…. what a disappointment… This party is the best DISNEY party and now it is RUINED!!!
Maybe I’m getting cranky in my old age, but it sounds like an extra $200 to Disney. Even if you could hit multiple nights, the crowds are getting out of hand as it is. Now, I can even go to the sold out nights. Yippeee. These after hours events are just not as magical as they once were.
Oh, man… if they could have a pass like this but for the Christmas party, I would be one happy girl! ?❤️✨
So much for crowd control, I guess we can now expect longer wait times for the rides!
So if we already have park tickets for the day of a Party, will it be included in our admission?
The Halloween Party is a separately ticketed event, so regular Park admission does NOT cover the Party.