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Only three 2026 Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party dates remained available on September 11. With 35 of 38 nights now reported sold out, the least expensive remaining choice costs $50 less per adult than the lone late-October option.
Three Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Dates Remain
WDWNT reported September 27, October 1, and October 27 as the latest sellouts. Disney’s official Halloween party page confirms the season schedule, event hours, and overall price range; the three dates reported available carried these adult prices:
| Date | Adult price |
|---|---|
| September 24 | $174 |
| September 29 | $184 |
| October 25 | $224 |
Prices shown are for adults before tax. Availability can change without notice, and a date is not secured until checkout is complete.
How to Choose a 2026 Magic Kingdom Halloween Party Night
September 24 is the lowest remaining price, while September 29 costs $10 more. October 25 costs $50 more per adult than September 24, but it delivers the late-October atmosphere many guests want.
Do not assume a weekday is automatically quiet. Once a party sells out, attendance is capped at the same ticket inventory regardless of the day. Your best choice is the date that fits the trip without sacrificing another nonrefundable reservation—and the one you can purchase before it disappears.
A sold-out party is not a Magic Kingdom closure. Disney operates the separately ticketed event from 7:00 p.m. to midnight and allows party-ticket holders to enter beginning at 4:00 p.m.; regular daytime park operations and admission are handled separately.
What to Check Before Buying a Disney World Halloween Party Ticket
- Confirm the exact party date and ticket quantity before payment.
- Review Disney’s costume, bag, and weather policies for your travel party.
- Decide whether you need a separate daytime Magic Kingdom ticket; the party ticket provides entry only from Disney’s stated event-entry time.
- Prioritize the parade, fireworks, rare characters, rides, or trick-or-treating before arrival. A sold-out party makes improvising harder.
For park layout and attraction planning before the event begins, use our Magic Kingdom guide. Keep watching the official ticket calendar rather than relying on screenshots or third-party availability lists.
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