Boo to you, Guillermo, and welcome to planDisney - where planning a magical vacation is always frightfully fun!
First of all, I'm thrilled to hear that you're attending
Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party this summer. With strange surprises and spooktacular entertainment like Mickey's Boo-to-You Halloween Parade, this festive fête is a ghoulishly good time!
Guillermo, it's great that you're visiting Magic Kingdom Park during the day before the party. My family did this when we attended
Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, and I'll be honest, it was nice to bypass the lines at the entrance gates at 4:00 PM. Since we already had park admission for the day, we were able to skip the wait and get straight to the fun!
Now, let's talk costumes - because we both know the BEST part of Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is dressing up in full costume, even as an adult. And getting all decked out for a reservation at
Cinderella's Royal Table? Well, that's a dream come true!
Of course, if there are children in your party, they're welcome to dress up whenever their little hearts desire. However,
official park rules will remain in effect until the party kicks off at 4 PM. As such, adults will need to wait until then to don their Halloween finest.
To get the most out of your costume, I suggest a super-quick change immediately
after your reservation (outside of the restaurant, you'll find the closest restrooms next to
Pinocchio Village Haus). If you'll be in the park all day, you may also want to consider
renting a locker to store your costumes. This way, they'll be safe and out of the way until you're ready to hit the party!
One last tip? Be sure to follow
Disney World's rules and guidelines when designing your costume. This includes no dragging capes, full-length gowns, or props that could be mistaken for weapons.
I hope this helps, Guillermo, and that your visit is completely fang-tastic!
Creep it real,
Allison