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Mickey's Disney Halloween Party 2014: Dates, Ticket Prices, Events

Updated on May 5, 2014
Mickey's Halloween Party is fun for the whole family and is as tame or scary as you want it to be.
Mickey's Halloween Party is fun for the whole family and is as tame or scary as you want it to be. | Source

If you are looking for a fun and safe way to enjoy the Halloween season, Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom may be what you are looking for.

A limited number of guests get to attend special Halloween festivities from 7 PM to Midnight on select nights.

2014 Ticket Prices Updated. Tickets on Sale May 5 1-407-WDisney

Why Go To The Party

One of the best reasons to go to the Halloween party is the access to rides and attractions. Many of the most popular rides are open and because of the limited number of guests in attendance, you can ride and re-ride as often as you like.

Sometimes, if no one is waiting when you get to the end of the ride, the cast member will just ask you if you want to go again!

But there is more than just rides at the party.

Final Dates for 2014 Halloween Party

Day of the Week
September
October
Mondays
1
 
Tuesdays
9, 16, 23
21, 28
Thursdays
none
2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Fridays
12, 19, 26
3, 10, 17, 24
Sundays
14, 28
5, 12, 19, 26
Holiday
 
13 (Monday, Columbus Day)
Halloween
 
31 (Friday)

Some tickets will sell out. Best to buy in advance.

Buying Your Tickets

The Halloween party tickets are a separate event ticket. You can't get in on your regular park ticket or pass.

Disney does offer discounts on tickets purchased at least one day in advance. If you are Disney Vacation Club Member, Passholder or Military, there may be additional discounts on certain nights. The cast member can help you with this when you call.

You can order tickets on Disney's website or call 407-WDISNEY.

Fridays are more likely to sell out than Tuesdays. Holidays and special days are also likely to sell out. Halloween usually sells out early so if you plan to go then, buy your tickets for that day at your earliest convenience.

Basically, if you know when you are going, it is best to buy your tickets ahead of time. You'll save money and insure that you will be able to get in.

Ticket Prices 2014

Ticket Purchase Date and Age
September 1-30
October
October 30 and Halloween
Advance Purchase Over 10
66.03
71.36
75.62/ 82.01
Advance Purchase Under 10
60.71
66.03
70.29/ 76.68

All tickets will have taxes and fees added to the cost. Advance purchase usually saves you money. More popular days may cost more. Children under 3 are free.

Skipping the trick or treating is one way to insure you get in all the fun.
Skipping the trick or treating is one way to insure you get in all the fun. | Source

What You Need To Do Before Attending The Party

There are several components that you will want to think about before attending the party.

  • Dining Reservations

One of the biggest issues is finding something to eat. Disney does keep Cosmic Ray's open the entire evening so there is always counter service available.

But if you want table service, you will need to make reservations right at the 180 day reservation window (about 6 months out).

The means that you will want to make dining plans in April and May--well before the official dates come out.

You can always call and change them if you need to but your best bet is to lock them in based on the probable dates of the party.

Magic Kingdom Table Service Restaurants:

  • Be Our Guest
  • Cinderella's Royal Table
  • Crystal Palace
  • Liberty Tree Tavern
  • Plaza Restaurant
  • Tony's Town Square

Call 407-WDW-DINE to make your reservation once you reach the 180 day window. If you are closer to the date than 180 dates, it doesn't hurt to call and see what is available.

Where To Stay

You also need to decide where you want to stay.

Your most convenient bet is an on-property hotel. You can take a boat, bus or monorail back to your resort at the end of the party, leaving the driving and hassle to Disney.

Disney's Contemporary Resort is the only hotel on property that you can walk to from Magic Kingdom, another great option if you are looking to avoid the end-of-the-night lines.

While you can usually find a hotel room, even with just a short notice, some of the deals such as passholder and Florida resident specials will go quickly.

Everything is just a little spooky, but not over the top at Disney's Halloween party.
Everything is just a little spooky, but not over the top at Disney's Halloween party. | Source

Day Of The Party

  • Costumes

Anyone can dress up with certain restrictions. If you look like a Disney character, especially if you are an adult, the cast members may ask you to take off or alter your costume.

Any costumes that are obscene, offensive or too skimpy will also not be accepted.

Basically, remember that this is a family event. Keep it decent and fun.

The other point to consider is that it is Florida. It is still sometimes hot and muggy at that time of year but can also suddenly get chilly at night. Wearing a costume that can add or take away layers may make you and your child more comfortable.

  • What Time Can I Get In?

Officially, the party starts at 7 PM. However, Disney will often start admitting guests any time after 4 PM on the day of the party. This is unofficial and cast members will not confirm. However, if you go to the front gate you will see a "party entrance." Once that is open, you can enter. It's worth it to get there early and go ride some rides!

Look for the special party entrance. Once you have gone through with your ticket, a cast member will put a wrist band on you that will show you are part of the party and can continue to stay at the park after 7 PM.

Helpful Hint: Once you get in, get away from Main Street as soon as possible. Once 7 PM hits, the street will be very crowded as the non-party attenders will be leaving and the ones that are attending will be trying to get in.

Rides Open During Halloween Party
Astro Orbiter
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
Buzz Lightyear's Ranger Spin
Dumbo the Flying Elephant
Haunted Mansion
Little Mermaid
Mad Tea Party
Mickey's PhilharMagic
Monster's Inc. Laugh Floor
Peter Pan's Flight
Pirates of the Caribbean
Prince Charming Royal Carousel
Small World
Space Mountain
Splash Mountain
Stitch's Great Escape
The Barnstormer
The Magic Carpets of Aladdin
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
Tomorrowland Speedway
Tomorrowland Transit Authority People Mover

Rides may close at any time for repairs, refurbishment or unspecified reasons.

What To Do

Everyone has different goals when they go to the party.

  • Some want to see the special parade and the fireworks and don't really care about much else.
  • Some want to ride as many low-line, popular rides as they can.
  • Some enjoy dressing up and trick or treating.

Based on my experience with many years of park attendance, here is what I recommend.

What Should I Spend My Time Doing At The Party?

What To See and Do
What To Skip
Reason
The 10:30 Parade
The 8:15 Parade
The first parade is more crowded. By skipping that parade you can ride the open rides and attractions. This, in my opinion, is one of the best parades in all of the parks and at any event. Who doesn't feel a thrill when the Headless Horseman rides down Main Street?
The 9:30 Fireworks
The 9:30 Fireworks
If you absolutely love fireworks, you will probably want to stake out a spot to watch. But that usually involves at least 45 minutes of waiting, eating up valuable time. It's up to you and your family to decide what your goals are for the visit.
The Rides
Trick or Treating
This is a great opportunity to ride nearly unlimited rides without long lines or fast pass hassles. Since there is a limited time, the coach turns into a pumpkin at midnight, you may want to consider skipping the trick or treating, which you can do other places, and concentrating on the special access to rides and attractions. However, if you are there on Halloween or if it is a priority with your little ones, you may not be able to get out of it.

If it is your first time, or you absolutely must see one of these, by all means go for it. Disney is all about doing what is fun for you.

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Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party 2013 will be a fun event. Whether you have young kids or are a kid at heart, attending the event at Magic Kingdom allows you to celebrate the season and the holiday in your own way.

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