The Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party calendar is starting to look a little different.
Disney World has now sold out 12 party nights for 2026, including two more October dates. October 6 and October 29 are the latest nights to disappear, joining Halloween and several August, September, and October parties.
Still, guests who haven’t bought tickets shouldn’t panic.
There are 26 dates available, and some of the cheapest remaining tickets are coming up soon.
Four August Parties Remain
The first five parties of 2026 are officially sold out, but the final four August nights haven’t reached that point.
August 23 costs $139, August 25 costs $144, and August 28 and 30 cost $149 each.
Annual Passholders can save $10 on each of those dates.
Those could be attractive choices for guests primarily concerned with getting the lowest possible price.
Late August may simply be more difficult for families. School calendars begin affecting travel plans, and some guests may prefer waiting until September or October when Halloween feels closer.
September Is Wide Open
Anyone looking for flexibility should take a close look at September.
Only September 4 and September 8 are currently sold out.
Available tickets start at $149 on September 1 before gradually increasing throughout the month.
September 11 and 13 cost $159. September 15 costs $164. September 18, 20, and 22 are $169. September 24 jumps to $174, September 25 and 27 cost $179, and September 29 costs $184.
Annual Passholders can knock $10 off those prices.
With 11 September nights still available, Disney has a lot of ticket inventory to sell. That could help explain why more parties haven’t reached capacity.
October Still Has Several Openings
October is more complicated.
The month contains several sold-out parties, including October 6, 9, 13, 29, and 31. But guests still have plenty of alternatives.
October 1 remains available for $189, while October 2 and October 4 cost $199. October 8 costs $204.
After that, prices rise above $210.
October 15 costs $214. October 16, 18, and 22 cost $219. Guests choosing October 23, 25, or 27 will pay $224.
That pricing could be slowing down sales.
Consider a family buying four tickets. Attending August 23 would cost $556 before tax. Four tickets for October 25 would cost $896.
That’s $340 more simply for choosing the later date.
Guests may love the idea of attending close to Halloween, but nearly $900 in admission for a family of four is a significant purchase.
The Sold-Out List Keeps Growing
The 12 unavailable parties are now August 7, 11, 14, 18, and 21; September 4 and 8; October 6, 9, 13, 29, and 31.
October 31 was always likely to be difficult to get. Halloween night sold out within hours after general sales opened.
October 29 disappearing is another interesting development because it suggests demand is beginning to build around the final stretch of the event.
Disney also warns that tickets are limited and could become unavailable before the actual event date.
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party takes place from 7 p.m. to midnight at Magic Kingdom, with ticket holders allowed to enter beginning at 4 p.m. Entertainment includes Mickey’s Boo-To-You Halloween Parade, which Disney schedules twice nightly during the event.
There are still 26 chances to attend in 2026.
The challenge isn’t finding an available date yet. It’s deciding how much you’re willing to spend — and whether your preferred night will still be there when you’re ready to buy.
