Theme Park Scope

I say this every year, and every year it still catches people off guard: Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party sells out. All of it.

And this year, we’re now down to the very last date standing.

Out of the full 38-night 2026 season, running August 7 through October 31, exactly one date still has tickets available: Sunday, October 25, priced at $224 per person. Two other previously available dates, September 24 and September 29, have both sold out within the last couple of days, leaving October 25 as the only option left on the entire calendar.

If you’ve been putting off buying tickets, this is genuinely it. Once this date goes, that’s the whole season gone.

This year’s sellout pace is worth putting in context. Last year, the entire 2025 season sold out completely by September 24, and the year before that, 2024 also wrapped up on September 24. Go back further, and the final date sold out on September 30 in 2023 and September 11 in 2022. This year is tracking right in line with recent history, if not slightly ahead of it, which says a lot about how in-demand this event has remained despite ticket prices climbing steadily year over year.

For anyone newer to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, this is a separately ticketed, after-hours event at Magic Kingdom, running from 7 PM to midnight, with party ticket holders able to enter the park starting at 4 PM The night includes:

• Mickey’s Boo-to-You Halloween Parade
• Disney’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular fireworks
• The Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular stage show
• Trick-or-treating throughout the park
• Rare character appearances and villain encounters
• Halloween-themed attraction overlays

New for this year, Stitch is hosting a masquerade alongside Lilo and Angel in Tomorrowland, and Captain Jack Sparrow is bringing some new pirate antics to Adventureland — a couple of fresh additions layered onto an event that otherwise sticks close to its established formula.

Annual Passholders and eligible Disney Vacation Club Members can normally save $10 per ticket on Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, but that discount is only valid for event nights through October 2. Since October 25 is the only date left, that means this remaining night won’t qualify for the Passholder discount even if you’re eligible. Worth knowing before you check out, so the price doesn’t catch you off guard.

If Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party has been on your radar at all this season, October 25 is the only door still open, and based on how quickly the rest of the calendar has emptied out, it’s not likely to stay available much longer. If you’d rather have someone walk you through whether this event fits into your broader trip plans (and help make sure you’re not missing a better overall package while you’re at it), Adventure Awaits Travel Company offers free trip-planning services that can help you lock in the best value for your visit.

We’ll let you know the moment this final date sells out, so check back with Theme Park Scope for the latest.