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2025 Disney’s ‘Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party’ (MNSSHP) Dates

Disney has just released the dates for their Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party which is held at the Magic Kingdom Starting 15th August through to 31st October 2025

Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is an annual Halloween celebration at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom park and is held on select nights (listed below). Entrance to the party requires purchase of a MNSSHP ticket and is not included with normal park admission.

The party takes over the entire park after it is closed to non-ticketed guests. The party hours are 7pm to 12am, however party guests can gain entry to the Magic Kingdom as early as 4pm.

MNSSHP showcases nighttime Halloween fun and entertainment for families in a very Disney way, the fun of Halloween without it being scary. Unlike the rest of the year Disney allows guests to dress as their favourite characters during the party, See FAQ HERE for dress code

Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party offers Disney halloween character greetings, special halloween inspired shows and fireworks, a special “Boo-To-You” Halloween Parade which features characters dressed in their Halloween finery and the special fireworks show lights up the skies with the voices of the Ghost Host and various Disney villains.

There are also lots of trick-or-treat stations located throughout the park where you can fill your bags with free delicious Halloween candy treats.

The 2025 Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Dates

August. 15, 17, 19, 22, 24, 26, 29
September. 2, 5, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 21, 23, 25, 26, 28, 30
October. 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 23, 24, 26, 28, 30, 31. 

Ticket Prices
Event tickets are $119 to $229 per ticket, plus tax (prices vary by event date).

Discounts
Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club Members can save $10 per ticket to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party—valid only for event nights in August and September.


Virtual Queue Changes at Walt Disney World

Since the opening of Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at EPCOT and Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at the Magic Kingdom opened to the public, Disney has been running a Virtual Queue system, this is now coming to an end.

From February 25th 2025, Guests will be able to join a regular standby queue as Disney will be removing the virtual queue system for both Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at EPCOT and Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at the Magic Kingdom. 

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What’s coming to Walt Disney World in 2025

Walt Disney World Resort in Florida is to unveil a host of magical experiences that will captivate guests. From brand-new shows, immersive dining lounges and more. Here’s a glimpse of what’s coming in 2025.

Disney’s Hollywood Studios

“Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After”

Deep in the shadows of Sunset Boulevard, an all-new live stage production is about to cast its spell in summer 2025. “Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After” invites guests into the Magic Mirror’s mysterious realm, where the most fiendish of foes – Cruella de Vil, Captain Hook, and Maleficent – take center stage. With witty humor, mischievous charm, and dazzling performances, this delightfully wicked show will keep audiences spellbound as Disney’s most infamous evildoers gather for some diabolical fun. Guests of all ages should prepare for a magical encounter where villains finally get their moment to shine!

“The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure”

Get ready to shell-ebrate! “The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure” is making its splashing debut in summer 2025! This all-new theatrical production of the Walt Disney Animation Studios classic brings Ariel’s undersea world to life with dazzling physical sets, vibrant puppetry, live performers and breathtaking visuals.

Fans of the beloved film can expect plenty of nods to its nostalgia and iconic animation style, along with unforgettable songs like “Under the Sea” and “Part of Your World.” Plus, audiences will be treated to two new musical numbers, “Daughters of Triton” and “Kiss the Girl.” Perfect for fans young and old, this under-the-sea adventure is sure to have everyone singing along!

EPCOT

Spaceship Earth Lounge

An elegant and elevated lounge experience is coming to Spaceship Earth late spring. This lounge will offer guests a comfortable and intimate setting, inspired by the stories and legacy of the iconic structure. Guests can savor in culinary creations developed to complement the timeless yet timely drinks, each reflecting the elegance of the extraordinary setting. With sweeping views of World Celebration Gardens and a unique perspective of the nightly fireworks, this secluded retreat invites guests to raise a toast to the enduring spirit of EPCOT.

Test Track presented by General Motors

With work on this reimagined experience already underway, guests are in for a thrilling ride when Test Track presented by General Motors makes its returning lap in late summer 2025. Pushing the boundaries of innovation, Walt Disney Imagineering has been working with General Motors on a new storyline for this beloved attraction. Guests should be on the lookout as the cars return to the track with their new look early in the year!

Magic Kingdom Theme Park

“Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away”

Summer 2025 will shine brighter than ever with the debut of “Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away”, a breathtaking new nighttime parade at Magic Kingdom Park! Continuing Disney’s legacy of dazzling evening entertainment, this all-new spectacle invites guests to dream the night away with a perfect blend of nostalgia, innovation, and enchanting storytelling.

Featuring beloved characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios classics like “Peter Pan” and “Pinocchio” alongside modern favorites from “Encanto,” “Frozen,” and “Moana,” each float is a radiant celebration of Disney magic. Join the Blue Fairy from “Pinocchio” as she weaves the transformative magic of starlight throughout the parade to illuminate the stories in a stunning constellation of wonder, hope and imagination.

Pirates of the Caribbean-Inspired Tavern

Ahoy, mateys! Making landfall in late 2025, bandits and buccaneers-to-be are invited to step into a swashbuckling world of fun and adventure and join the crew at a new Pirates of the Caribbean-inspired tavern. This immersive lounge experience will welcome pirates of all ages with a sea-worthy selection of grogs and grub, and more than a few mysterious and magical surprises in store!

Animal Kingdom Theme Park

“Zootopia: Better Zoogether!”

In winter 2025, The Tree of Life Theater will debut an all-new 4D production, “Zootopia: Better Zoogether!” Families can join their favorite herd from the hit Walt Disney Animation Studios movie including Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde and more for an exhilarating new wild story.

Last Chance for DINASOUR

While visiting Animal Kingdom, guests are invited to “go get that dino” at DINOSAUR. Previously announced, this attraction will be closing to make way for the new Tropical Americas land – 2025 is the year to visit before it goes extinct!

Disney After Hours

Guests who have dreamed of visiting the parks after they close for the night can gather and experience Disney After Hours, which is back in 2025! This special separately ticketed event lets guests experience three hours of fun after Disney’s Hollywood Studios, EPCOT and Magic Kingdom officially close for the day. With snacks like ice cream, popcorn and select bottled beverages included in the cost of the event ticket, Disney After Hours is the cherry on top to any Walt Disney World vacation.

Stay and Play

Planning a Disney vacation just got even better! In 2025, Walt Disney World is offering ways to save on tickets and room stays. And, as a brand-new offering in 2025 for those checking in to any Disney Resorts Collection hotel, guests are invited to enjoy admission to a Disney Water Park on their arrival day – included in their stay. That’s not all! Resort guests can also enjoy exclusive early access to the parks, which allows them to enter thirty minutes before anyone else every day. This extra time is the ultimate way to experience the magic Disney has to offer. Take advantage of resort benefits, from onsite transportation, resort activities and more, there’s no better way to be immersed into the magic!

Recurring Fun

Alongside these amazing additions adding to the Walt Disney World Resort fun in 2025, guests can also experience beloved fan-favorite festivals and hard-ticketed events. From the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts to Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, and everything in between, there are more than 200 days of themed, seasonal and limited-time magic on the horizon.

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Disney Experiences Unveils Unprecedented Expansions at its Parks and Resorts

Disney Experiences Chairman Josh D’Amaro unveiled an unprecedented slate of projects including new attractions, lands, and more.

Villains, Cars, and the Largest Expansion at Magic Kingdom Ever

The world’s most-visited theme park will be getting its largest land expansion ever with Disney’s iconic villains and its hit franchise Cars moving into the Magic Kingdom.

The expansion at Magic Kingdom — the keystone park of Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida — will bring new and beloved stories to life as Disney Imagineers craft a land based on the wickedly wonderful Disney villains you just love to loathe. While more details are coming, this new land is underway with two new attractions planned as well as dining, shopping and more.

“Since the beginning, our Disney Villains have given us endless possibilities to tell new stories,” D’Amaro said. “In this new land, you’ll see storytelling on a grand scale that only Disney can deliver.”

Away from those vicious villains, Cars is also racing into the Magic Kingdom. In a reimagined section of Frontierland, guests will leave Radiator Springs behind and head off into the wilderness with two new Cars attractions — one that will be an off-road thrilling rally race, and a family-friendly attraction that even the youngest racers will love.

Cars is one of Disney’s most popular franchises, bringing in $1.4 billion at the global box office and inspiring the beloved Radiator Springs at Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim, California.

“As we develop the next generation of Disney Experiences, we’re always looking for new ways to tell the stories people love,” D’Amaro said. “We’re thrilling Cars fans by building on this incredibly successful franchise and creating the next chapter in this story.”

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Disney’s Lightning Lane Multi Pass Info and Tiers

The new ‘Lightning Lane Multi Pass’ and ‘Lightning Lane Single Pass’ allows guests to pay an additional fee to skip some of the lines at various attractions within Disney’s theme parks. If you are familiar with the old FastPass+ system then Multi Pass works in a very similar way except now it is no longer free.

1. Onsite guests can purchase and make their Lightning Lane selections 7 days in advance and offsite guests can purchase and make their Lightning Lane selections 3 days in advance.

2. Purchase of Multi Pass and Lightning Lanes are made using Disney’s App (My Disney Experience)

3. Currently you need to be within the U.S.A or Canada to purchase and make Multi Pass experiences.

4. You can choose up to 3 attractions to experience at select times

5. You can choose 1 selection from ‘Tier One’ and 2 selections from ‘Tier Two’, see below for the Tier attractions

6. You can choose your Multi Pass experiences with return times before you actually pay.

7. You can only hold a maximum of 3 experiences, you can make an additional selection once you have used your first experience.

8. If one of your selected experiences expires before you enter the park you will not be able to make additional selection until you have entered the park.

9. Parades, Fireworks and Character Meet and Greets are currently not available as Lightning Lane Multi Pass selections.

10. If you have your first Multi Pass experience in a park that is cheaper, once you have checked in to that park and used your first Multi Pass experience you can then select Multi Pass experiences for a different park, providing you have park hopping on your ticket. You will not be charged extra if the other park’s multi pass is more expensive. So for example on launch day Multi Pass at Animal Kingdom was $18 and Magic Kingdom was $29. If you purchased Multi Pass for Animal Kingdom at $18 used your first Multi Pass experience in Animal Kingdom then selected Multi Pass experiences for Magic Kingdom, there is no extra charge.

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