Welcome, foolish mortal!
Thank you so much for bringing your spooktacular question to planDisney. I'm delighted to assist you today!
As a fellow Florida resident, I completely understand wanting to make the most of
Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party as a local. Since I'll be in the same situation this September, I wanted to share what my family and I plan to do. We love exploring
Disney Springs, checking out the shops and enjoying the wide variety of dining options. You can grab a quick bite to save time and money or sit down for a meal before the haunting activities begin.
After enjoying the frightfully fabulous Disney Springs, I make sure to head to
Magic Kingdom Park as soon as entry is allowed at 4 PM. This lets you take full advantage of extra park time and helps you avoid the last-minute rush of Guests entering for the party. It’s a great way to maximize your experience!
Bonus tips: Be sure to bring your own trick-or-treating bags, so you have plenty of space for all the goodies, as the ones provided fill up quickly. Don’t be afraid to dress up! As someone who's been crowned 'Best Costume,' I can say it's so much fun getting into character, especially at one of the only events where adults can fully embrace the holiday spirit. Wear comfortable shoes and get ready to be amazed by all the creative costumes you'll see.
Give yourself plenty of time to find a good spot before the parade starts. This exclusive event parade is a must-see! The nighttime show and specialty beverages add even more magic. And don't miss the chance to see your favorite characters in their spooky costumes.
Abby, I had so much fun helping you today! Thank you again for bringing your question to us. Please don't hesitate to stop by with any others.
Hurry back!
Your personal planning companion,
Michelle