You both are going to have such a great time at
Walt Disney World this fall. The parks are all decked outing Halloween decorations and both the parks and resorts will be totally be in the spirit. It is so much fun. I would totally go to
Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom. This is a Halloween-themed special event that includes guests wearing costumes, trick or treating, special fireworks and the coolest Halloween parade ever. The Party is held on select dates and requires the purchase of an additional event admission ticket. I took my daughters and they had a great time meeting the many of the villains who make a special appearance at this event. You can all dress up and go trick or treating in the Happiest Place on Earth. The crowd levels should be just fine for that time of year as schools will be in session. There will be people coming in to Epcot for the Food and Wine Festival as well as the RunDisney Tower of Terror 10 mile race, so crowds will be decent. I suggest waking up a bit earlier to ensure going on all the your favorite attractions. Currently there is no Little Mermaid attraction in the parks but I think you all will enjoy the
Voyage of The Little Mermaid, in Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park, This 15-minute show is fun for the entire family and it recreates the popular Disney animated film The Little Mermaid using colorful puppets, live performers, special effects and movie clips. If he is does not like it take him immediately to
Star Tours! Have a magical time at the Happiest Place on Earth.