One date is left. Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party has sold out for every remaining night of 2026 except Sunday, October 25.
September 24 and September 29 were the last two dates still available, and both have now gone. That leaves 37 of the season’s 38 party nights sold out with six weeks still to run.
How The Season Emptied
The sellouts started before the first party. Tickets went on sale to select resort guests on May 5 and to everyone on May 12, priced from $119 to $229 depending on the date, and Halloween night was gone within hours of general sales opening.
From there it went in waves. The first three weeks of the season sold out completely. The cheapest August dates went early, then the October weekends near fall break, then the middle of September.
The one exception is August 30, which never sold out at all before it came and went.
What October 25 Buys
The party is Magic Kingdom’s after-hours Halloween event, running select nights from August 7 through Halloween. Ticket holders can enter the park as early as 4 p.m., which gives up to eight hours inside before the party closes at midnight.
Mickey’s Boo-To-You Halloween Parade and the Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular anchor the entertainment, with a fireworks show over Cinderella Castle. Several attractions take Halloween overlays for the night, including Space Mountain, which runs in complete darkness with its own soundtrack. Trick or treat locations run throughout the park, and character meets during the party regularly include faces that do not appear during regular hours.
If You Want It
Disney’s event page warns that tickets are limited and can become unavailable before the event date, so October 25 should be treated as a snapshot rather than a guarantee.
Last year the entire season sold out by September 24. This year it has taken until the middle of the month to get down to a single night.
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