Anyone else get a sudden feeling of hot and cold running chills? Maybe that’s because we’ve got all the dates for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party for 2020, and tickets are ON SALE NOW!
Boo to You Parade
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is a Special Ticketed Event that takes place select nights in the Fall in Magic Kingdom. Guests can don their favorite costumes, trick-or-treat around the park, enjoy party-exclusive treats, the special Boo to You parade, Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Fireworks Spectacular, and SO much more!
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party will run on the following dates in 2020:
August
- 13, 18, 21, 25, 28
September
- 1, 4, 7, 11, 13, 15, 18, 20, 22, 25, 27, 29
October
- 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31
November
- 1
Tickets have seen a slight increase from last year, going up $6 across the board. Ticket prices vary throughout the run of the event (with prices generally increasing as Halloween approaches), but start at $85 in advance for adults and $80 in advance for children. The priciest tickets for Halloween, October 31st, are $149 for adults and $144 for children. Same day tickets are also sold at the gate (if still available) for $10 more than if pre-purchased. Guests may purchase tickets online.
Want a look at last year’s fun? Check out our video below!
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Hey DFB team! Headed to WDW over the Halloween period and want to know if we are crazy for tackling MNSSHP on the 31st of October? Are the crowds crazy? Are we better off going to a different park that night or will they be just as busy?
Would love your thoughts!
S
Hi, Sarah! The Halloween Party on Halloween proper typically sells out quickly and feels sold out when you’re there because crowds are thick. That said, it’s a fun way to celebrate the holiday if you don’t mind heavy crowds.
Hi! I got excited when I saw that the party was running October 11th for my trip, but I think this is a mistake – as the ticketing website shows the 12th on sale and not the 11th. Just a heads up!
Thanks so much for the advice! Any idea what the other parks will be like?
Been to WDW over 20 times. Sept 2020 will be my first MNSSHP. Very excited. Are FP+ available for attractions during this event?
I love how Sarah warns us to buy our tickets fast because they sell out on certain days.
My opinion is that we are way past the days when a ticket would see out.
Disney’s new motto is, “Sell tickets until people stop buying them.”
Gone are the days of lower crowds at the After Hours events.
We went to Villains on feb 14th and there were sooo many people that ride wait times were longer than 25 mins per ride. And it was shoulder to shoulder people.
Thanks for making it magical Disney. 😡
Brad, typically FastPasses are not available during the hard ticket events, but you can book them three hours before the party starts and ride starting at 4PM when they let party guests in.
Sarah, crowds at the other parks may also be high because Halloween is on a weekend day this year. Hard to say exactly what the situation will be like in each park. Sorry I can’t be more helpful!
Hey DFB I was just wondering if anyone could give me a bit of advice please? Myself my partner and our little boy are coming to Disney on 30th October for the week and would love to do this, its my sons first trip to Disney. Our only options will be 31st October or 1st November. The 1st November is about £70 cheaper. I know the 31st October will be busy but I wondered if anything was different as it was actually Halloween night and worth the extra money?
Thanks for the help
Phil, the party is essentially the same every night. Halloween tends to be popular because of the timing.
Thank you Sarah i thought it might be that. I’ve booked the 1st November now. Can’t wait to go now. 😃
Hey DFB,
Do you know when the food and drink list will be available for Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party 2020?
Will it be the same as last year? I have never been to the party.
Scott, that info usually comes out right before the party starts, so we’d expect to see a Disney Parks Blog post about it in August. We’ll update as soon as we do! Usually they change up most or all of the party-specific treats!
Hi I am just wondering do you know when tickets will be available for 2021. Just so I don’t miss it as I have never been to MNSSHP party before
Thank you
Chelsea
Chelsea, typically tickets for MNSSHP go on sale early in the new year. For example, in 2020, they went on sale in February of 2020.