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  • On Oct 12, 2010
    Jena from VA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Hi! We are traveling to Disney World for the Mickey's Not So Spooky Halloween party...on the day that we purchase tickets to the event do we also have to purchase regular park admission? Can we take advantage of all the park or only the Halloween stuff?

    Hi Jena!

    You are going to love Mickey's Not so Scary Halloween party.  It is one of my families favourite special events at Disney.  Your Halloween party ticket is all you need to get into the Magic Kingdom.  The ticket allows you entry to the party beginning at 7:00pm.  All the rides and attractions are running during the Halloween party in addition to all the extra attractions that take place during the party.  So the whole park is your to enjoy!  If you wanted to go to the Magic Kingdom earlier on in the day then you would need to purchas a park pass.  

    Have a magical vacation and enjoy Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party!
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