Yesterday evening, we went to go check out Mickeys not so scary Halloween party at Walt Disney World and it didn't disappoint. When you arrive at the entrance to the Magic Kingdom, you are greeted by a giant Mickey pumpkin and decorated Main Street Train Station.
Go just before, and you will be given a special trick-or-treat bag and then see the Main Street, USA and Askepots Castle lit in extra-spooky colors.
There are plenty of walking to do and lots of candy to meet all your needs with this sweet Halloween event. When I say plenty of candy, I think, there is very.There are 12 Trick-Or-Treat stations marked with Fedtmules Candy Company logos on the map of the Park; And not think you are too old to go trick-or-treating for candy; it is tons of fun for young and old. Escape routes candy you can also see Disney special characters appear in Halloween costumes, signing autographs and contamination to pictures.
More fun to be had on the characters dance parties in the Liberty Square and Undercover. DJ will get you dancing in no time with music ranging from current dance hits to old-school disco. There is just something wildly entertaining about seeing Stitch and other dances to Thriller.
And dance the night away is not the only entertainment. you should also check out Disney's villains mix & mingle. It is a part Show, partially meet-and-greeting. It goes on four times a NIGHT, the center-stage in front of Askepots Castle. This special Halloween production is filled with special effects that will ensure prisoners turn off guard.
Also go over to check out The Haunted Mansion with its scary colors and meet an extra spooky ghost they Let out of the Mansion just for the party.
Mickey's "Boo-for-you" Halloween Parade starts in Frontierland twice every evening during the event. Make sure you just before the parade comes around, you keep an eye to the Horseman headless.Another parade observation includes Jack Sparrow, Captain hook and the Haunted Mansion "ghosts.
Make sure you have your ready candy bags, because Goofy and his Candy Company gives out tons of candy.
And of course you do not want to miss the spectacular Happy HalloWishes Fireworks.The show includes a sing-along with Disney villains there is a lot of fun and gives you the feeling, just as you have control over the firework explodes.
And saved the best for last. Mickeys not so scary Halloween party is fun for all ages.I was surprised how much I had fun and to see so many wonderful costumes. Young and old come dressed in all kinds of costumes, from Vampires to the Flintstones. do not think you are too old to dress up in a funny Halloween costume. Disney all is a kid again, and I mention that there are lots and lots of candy?
Mickeys not so scary Halloween party running for another 21 Select nights through Halloween at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom park. tickets for the event varies per night and will vary from $ 47.95 to $ 58.95 per child (ages 3-9) and $ 53.95 to $ 64.95 for adults; I suggest visiting Disney's website and purchase tickets in advance, as they are discounted and want to sell on some nights.
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