Disney World guests hoping to spend a night at Magic Kingdom during one of its biggest Halloween events are nearly out of chances.
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party has continued selling out dates as the 2026 season moves forward. Now, the event has reached the point where there is only one remaining party date with tickets available.
September 24 and September 29 were recently among the final choices guests could still purchase. Both have now sold out, leaving Sunday, October 25 as the last available night.
Tickets for that party cost $224 per person.
For anyone who has been waiting to finalize their Halloween plans, the latest update makes that decision much more urgent.
Only October 25 Remains Available
Earlier, Disney World guests still had three dates available: September 24, September 29, and October 25.
That selection has quickly dropped to one.
With both September parties now unavailable, October 25 is carrying all of the remaining ticket availability for the 2026 season.
That could be particularly important for guests who already have a late-October Disney World vacation planned. Instead of choosing between several nights, they now have one opportunity to add Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party to their trip.
The price could still make some families think twice.
At $224 each, four tickets would cost $896 before any applicable taxes. That’s a considerable additional expense on top of a Disney World vacation.
However, guests who decide to wait could face another problem: the final date selling out before they make their purchase.
Last Year’s Parties Completely Sold Out
A completely sold-out Halloween season wouldn’t be unusual for Disney World.
In 2025, all Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party tickets were gone by September 24. This year has played out a little differently, with one date still hanging on later into September.
Still, the overall situation is becoming very similar.
Once October 25 reaches capacity, guests without tickets will no longer have an opportunity to purchase admission to the 2026 event.
That matters because Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party requires its own ticket. Regular Magic Kingdom admission does not give guests access to the Halloween event.
Disney holds the party after regular park operations, offering Halloween-specific experiences that distinguish the night from an ordinary visit to Magic Kingdom.
Mickey’s Boo-To-You Halloween Parade is among the entertainment associated with the event, while the party also gives guests a chance to enjoy the park’s Halloween atmosphere and seasonal offerings.
The Final Party Is Just Days Before Halloween
October 25 could also have an advantage for guests who love visiting Disney World around Halloween.
The remaining date falls only six days before October 31.
Instead of attending during the earlier portion of Disney World’s lengthy Halloween season, guests can experience the event when Halloween itself is right around the corner.
Of course, that late-October timing could also make the final date appealing to plenty of other visitors.
Anyone interested in attending now faces a fairly straightforward decision. They can purchase October 25 while tickets remain, or wait and risk seeing the final option disappear.
Disney World hasn’t reached a complete Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party sellout just yet.
But it is now only one date away.
