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#DisneyMagicMoments: 5 Great Ways to Celebrate Halloween at Magic Kingdom Park

Jeremy Schoolfield

by , Walt Disney Imagineering Communications Manager

The spooky season is upon us, and Magic Kingdom Park is welcoming foolish mortals looking for some happy haunts at Walt Disney World Resort. Check out this new Halloween Hit List for some eerily delightful places in the park to have some frightfully festive fun this season.

Looking for even more ghoulish goodness? Here’s what else is happening this month in Magic Kingdom Park:

  • For the first time, guests of all ages can wear Halloween costumes during regular park hours, now through Oct. 31.
  • Special Halloween-themed cavalcades pop up on the park’s parade route throughout the day and head down Main Street, U.S.A. You may spot Mickey Mouse and his pals or Disney Villains. And did you happen to catch a certain Pumpkin King in the video?
  • Also on Main Street, U.S.A., keep an ear out for the Cadaver Dans, who will provide enchanting a cappella performances upon emerging from their tombs!
  • As you saw in the video, festive Halloween-themed merchandise is available at select locations around the park, including a candy-swirl Minnie Mouse headband, apparel inspired by Disney Villains and more.
  • Dig into some more devilishly delicious treats around the park, such as the Hades Nachos at Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Café, or Constance’s For Better or For Worse Wedding Cake at Liberty Square Market. For even more treats you can find around Walt Disney World Resort theme parks this fall, check out our 2020 fall foodie guide here; for fall-inspired treats at Disney Springs and our Resort hotels, click here.

We’re celebrating Halloween all month long here on the Disney Parks Blog, so keep checking back for more fiendishly fun #DisneyMagicMoments!

Destinations: Walt Disney World Resort, Magic Kingdom

Topics: Halloween at Disney, Magic Moments

Comments

  • I am planning a trip from Australia hoping to visit October 2021. I love being at the parks for Halloween and I hope that I can visit. Here’s hoping that by then all will be back to normal. All the best.

  • Is Disney World still operating with lowered capacity crowds? I have a trip scheduled for late October. Some of the videos and pictures I’m seeing concern me?

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