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  • On May 20, 2021
    Samantha from CA Asked Please note that experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    What weeks in September is Haunted Mansion usually closed for the transition to Halloween decorations?

    Welcome, Foolish Mortal!

    Sometime around late August to early September The Pumpkin King, Jack Skellington, closes the Haunted Mansion to visitors so that he can throw a one-of-a-kind Holiday Celebration. 

    This closure generally occurs in either the last two weeks in August or the last week in August through the first week in September. Please note that those tricksters, Lock, Shock, and Barrel, may interfere with Jack's plans, so you may want to check the official Disneyland website closer to your travel dates. 

    Remember, there are 999 Happy Haunts in The Haunted Mansion, but there is always room for one more. Any volunteers? 

    Sarah B. 
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Meet the Panelist: Sarah, Georgia

Hi There! I’m Sarah from Atlanta, GA. Together, my Disney-loving husband and I have two amazing kids and love nothing more than running away to the Walt Disney World Resort every chance that we get. When we are not wandering around the resorts, we love to indulge our sweet tooth with all the snacks we can find. I am passionate about making sure the magic reaches kids of all ages, from the smallest to the biggest, because we are all kids at Walt Disney World! Learn More About Sarah

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