Magic Kingdom’s Halloween season keeps shrinking for anyone still shopping for tickets, as multiple more nights of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party have moved from “available” to “sold out” in the span of a single week.
According to updates, Sunday, September 20, and Tuesday, September 22, are now closed off to new ticket purchases, joining a growing list of dates guests can no longer book for this year’s event. Both nights would have delivered the full Halloween lineup: the Boo-to-You Halloween Parade rolling down Main Street, U.S.A., the Disney’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular fireworks and projection show set against Cinderella Castle, and extended trick-or-treating through candy stations scattered across the park. The castle also transforms for Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular, a stage show that brings out characters rarely seen during daytime hours, including the Sanderson Sisters.
Disney World has also confirmed an expanded lineup of villains for meet-and-greets throughout Magic Kingdom during party hours, a detail that’s helped boost demand for these nights above usual levels.
Per earlier coverage, three additional dates — Sunday, September 13; Tuesday, September 15; and Thursday, October 22 — sold out just days before this latest round, each offering guests that same combination of parade, castle show, trick-or-treating, and character encounters.
That brings the total to five sold-out nights, leaving 13 dates still on sale. Every remaining night includes the parade, castle stage show, trick-or-treating, and meet and greets. Pricing starts at $149 for Sunday, August 30, and Tuesday, September 1, climbing to $174 for Thursday, September 24. Friday, September 25, and Sunday, September 27, run $179 each, with Tuesday, September 29, priced at $184. Thursday, October 1, sits at $189, while Friday, October 2, and Sunday, October 4, are both $199. Prices climb again to $219 for Sunday, October 18, before settling at $224 for the final stretch of dates: Friday, October 23; Sunday, October 25; and Tuesday, October 27.
Guests still weighing whether to book are encouraged to move quickly, as this year’s sellout pace suggests remaining dates won’t stay open long.
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