Disney World has announced details for the upcoming Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, including dates and ticket prices, which reflect a notable increase compared to last year. For the 2025 season, ticket costs will range from $199 to $229, marking a $30 rise for the highest-priced ticket, while the lowest ticket price remains unchanged at $199. For families, this increase could mean an extra $120 for a party of four.
The Halloween event runs after regular park hours and does not include the price of a standard Magic Kingdom ticket. Guests can enter the park at 4 PM, with the festivities beginning at 7 PM and concluding around midnight. This allows attendees a total of eight hours in the park before the party starts.
Disney has yet to release comprehensive details regarding entertainment and character meet-and-greets for this year’s event, but it is expected to reflect previous offerings. While attendees can enjoy free small candy at various treat stations during the party, other snacks are not complimentary, which is a departure from Disney’s other themed after-hours events that typically offer complimentary snacks like water, soda, and popcorn.
Given this price trend, it’s likely that information regarding the Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party will also be forthcoming, potentially with similar increases in ticket prices.
For those who regularly enjoy both seasonal events, tips on maximizing your experience, including the best snacks and time management strategies, will be available through AllEars. As anticipation builds, many are already weighing the value of attending this year’s Halloween party.
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