We had a great time on the first night of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party in Disney World. There were tons of new treats to try, ride overlays to test out, and guest costumes galore. However, not everything went exactly to plan.

While we were there, the first Boo-to-You Parade got rained out, the fireworks show was delayed, and one of the Hocus Pocus shows was delayed as well. If this happens to you while you’re at the Halloween Party and you miss one or more of the big events, are you just out of luck? Not exactly — find out how you can FIX this tricky situation here.

If you’re at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party and some of the entertainment is canceled due to weather, Disney might offer you a “rain check.” Head to a Guest Relations desk and ask about this possibility — they may be able to give you a new party ticket for another night as compensation.

When we were at the party, Disney was offering these rain checks on a case-by-case basis. Although one parade was canceled and there were delays for fireworks and the stage show, all 3 events still happened at some point. Because they all happened (and none were completely canceled), the rain checks weren’t guaranteed for everyone.

At the Guest Relations desk we visited, a Cast Member told us that they were not handing out refunds for this party. Instead, guests could receive comped tickets, which were good for 1-day park admission, any available Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, or any available Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party.

Be sure to check with a Cast Member during your visit if bad weather affects the party while you’re there. Remember that politeness can go a long way with Guest Relations.

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