Hi there, Ari. Welcome to planDisney. Thanks for taking the time to stop by with your great question for us. Oh by the way, congratulations on your recent nuptials!
How fun and magical you’re heading to the
Happiest Place on Earth for your honeymoon. I recently experienced
Oogie Boogie Bash with my adult daughter and we had a great experience. We have a family member who identifies as a highly sensitive person (HSP) so we’re always cognizant of sensory-triggering stimuli whenever we’re outside our usual surroundings.
There isn’t a sensory guide for the treat trails at Oogie Boogie Bash, unfortunately. However, I’ll briefly share my recent experience with you in hopes it’ll give you an idea of what to expect. Along the treat trails, you’ll get to meet and interact with the different featured villains. We found the outdoor treat trails to be less overwhelming in terms of noise level and lighting effects. Our favorite villain experiences were Ernesto De La Cruz and Maleficent. Agatha Harkness Treat Trail located in
Avengers Campus’ Ancient Sanctum was quite tranquil.
In terms of crowd level along the treat trails, we noticed they were all fairly busy at the beginning of the evening. As the night went on, the lines for treat trails were shorter. If you and your husband are overwhelmed by crowds, I suggest enjoying other areas of
Disney California Adventure Park early in the evening and then heading to the treat trails later.
As mentioned earlier, there is no sensory guide specific for Oogie Boogie Bash. However, I recommend checking out the
Sensory Experience Details of the Disneyland Resort. You can refer to the guide for Disney California Adventure Park for general information on the sensory elements. And as always, feel free to speak with a Cast Member should you have any questions or concerns while you’re at the theme parks.
I wish you and your husband the most magical, spooktacular time at Oogie Boogie Bash. If you have more trip-planning questions, please don’t hesitate to stop by
planDisney again.
Sending you pixie dust.
Kiki