The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is returning to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood in a new house.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Legacy of Leatherface was just announced for this year’s event.

”Fall victim to Leatherface and his cannibalistic kin as they lure you into their gore-filled slaughterhouse in a gruesome original story.”

Texas Chainsaw Massacre has been featured at the event before, but this house will feature a story created exclusively for the event rather than following the events of one of the franchise’s films. It’s most recent appearance was in 2021 with a house based on the original 1974 film.

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If you’re planning a Maleficent or Cruella de Vil outfit for Oogie Boogie Bash this year, you might want to pick up one of these new ear headbands. We found new Maleficent dragon ears at the Newsstand of Disneyland and the Cruella de Vil ears at Pin Traders in Downtown Disney District.

Maleficent Dragon Ear Headband – $34.99

Maleficent’s dragon form may be gone from “Fantasmic!” but Murphy can live on atop your head thanks to these ears. The headband is covered in black pleather and lined with purple velour. The fronts of the black pleather ears are decorated with textured green fire patches. Instead of a Minnie bow, the dragon’s head with green eyes and nostrils is in the center. Bat-like purple and black wings are spread out to the sides.

The backs of the ears are plain black. They have green around the edges.

Cruella de Vil Ear Headband – $34.99

The right ear atop this headband is a big black puffball and the left is a white puffball, inspired by Cruella’s two-tone hair and the dogs she hunts. The bow is made of a white pleather with black spots. The same pleather is on the outside of the headband.

There are no designs on the back. The headband is lined with red velour.

We have also seen the Cruella de Vil ear headband at Walt Disney World.

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Who’s ready for spooky season?!

We nearing the end of July, and Disney is starting to get ready for Halloween. We’ve seen Halloween announcements and souvenirs popping up for many of the Disney parks. We’re hoping to see some fall decorations turn up any day now! But there’s something new coming to a Disney park this year, and we’re SO excited because it features Disney Villains!

An all-new parade is taking place in Tokyo Disneyland for Halloween this year! “The Villains’ Halloween ‘Into the Frenzy’” daytime parade is coming to the Disney Halloween event in the park.

This new parade will feature your favorite Disney Villains who are inviting Mickey Mouse and more Disney friends to be part of their thrilling celebration. There will be music and performances and a “glamorous Halloween party.” Be ready for a “high-energy and electrifying parade” hosted by the Disney Villains!

During this new parade, Dr. Facilier from Princess and the Frog will be making his first-ever appearance at Tokyo Disney! You’ll also get to see Jafar and Maleficent. Not only that but there will also be a part of the parade that includes guest participation. When the floats stop, you’ll be invited to dance along with the characters as the celebration builds to a finale. Flames and smoke will erupt as the party continues.

Halloween decorations, exclusive snacks, ride overlays, trick-or-treating, exclusive merchandise, and special nighttime entertainment will all be available around Tokyo Disney Resort for the big spooky season celebration! You’ll also find the celebration continuing at the hotels. And starting September 30th, you’re welcome to visit the parks in full costume all throughout the day. It’s the ultimate Halloween celebration!

If you’re ready to celebrate Halloween, Tokyo Disney may be the place to do it! Otherwise, check out Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party in Disney World and Oogie Boogie Bash in Disneyland Resort. Tons of Halloween celebrations will be ongoing at the Disney parks.

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We’re keeping track of all the holiday happenings around the parks, so keep following DFB for all your party details!

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Do you plan on heading to a Disney park for Halloween? Let us know in the comments!

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Is it time for you to set sail on a Disney Cruise? We’re BIG fans of the Disney Cruise Line, so if you’re asking us, our answer is YES!

We recently sailed on the Disney Magic cruise ship, and since we love a nice, filling meal onboard a Disney cruise, we wanted to bring you our review of Lumiere’s. Let’s dive right in!

One of the best parts of a Disney cruise is the food (amirite?). Also, you’ll notice that on each of Disney’s cruise ships, there are three main dining rooms. That means that while you’re on board, you’ll get to enjoy “rotational dining.” What that means is that for each night of your cruise, you and your serving team will rotate restaurants. It’s definitely a unique way to have different dining experiences on your cruise, and it’s a lot of fun!

Let’s set the scene: We hopped on a cruise aboard the Disney Magic recently. Now, its three dining rooms are Animator’s Palate (on deck four aft), Lumiere’s (in the lobby atrium on deck three), and Rapunzel’s Royal Table (on deck three aft). They’re all uniquely themed and have menus that match the individual vibes to the T. For this post, we’re focusing on our time at Lumiere’s.

Atmosphere

First up, Lumiere’s is the Disney Magic’s “fancy” restaurant. Can you guess what the theme is? It’s themed after Beauty and the Beast. There are plenty of references to the film all throughout the restaurant such as a mural of Belle and the Beast. Side note: this restaurant’s menu can also be found at Royal Palace on the Disney Dream, Royal Court on the Disney Fantasy, and Triton’s on the Disney Wonder.

Now, let’s dive into the full course of offerings we tried there — the Warm French Country Bread with an Olive Spread, Iced Lobster and Jumbo Shrimp, Breaded and Deep-Fried Brie, Gaston’s Escargot Gratinée, French Onion Soup, Potato and Leek Soup, Chateaubriand-Roasted Filet Steak, Oven-Baked Salmon Royale, Conchiglie Pasta, Crispy Roasted Duck Breast, Wild Mushroom-Stuffed Pasta, Grand Marnier Souffle, Signature Dessert, the Classic Opera Gâteau, and the Apple Tart Tatin. 

Eats

First up, our dinner started with a bread service which means we got to partake in Warm French Country Bread with an Olive Spread (this has to be our least favorite bread service on a Disney cruise). This bread was a bit too crusty on the outside, but confusingly it wasn’t very crunchy, which wasn’t the most pleasant of experiences.

Moving on from there, we tried the Iced Lobster and Jumbo Shrimp. Wow, this was a great dish! Even though it is only a chilled, tiny piece of lobster, it has a punch of flavor. The creamy and buttery tang of the pink sauce perfectly paired with the lobster.

Also, it’s a decently large shrimp that was perfectly cooked. It might have been a bit heavy on the dill, but we still enjoyed it. If you’re looking for a light portion, this is your app!

For our next appetizer, we tried the Breaded and Deep-Fried Brie. It had a nice and crispy breading, and the brie was subtle and creamy.

Overall, the dish was a bit greasy. The dipping sauce had a great combo of tartness and sweetness that wasn’t overpowering. Again, it was a nice and light way to start our dining experience!

Next, let’s talk about Gaston’s Escargot Gratinée. It is lightly salty and mushroomy. Hands down, it is one of the best appetizers aboard Disney Cruise Line (and that’s saying a lot since we normally don’t go for a dish with this type of flavor). Everyone raves over its chewiness and juiciness. You’ll be served bread with it to help soak up all the butter. Our bread was a bit tough, though.

Moving on from the appetizers to the soups and salads, the first thing we tried was the French Onion Soup, and we’re so happy we did! It was quite a tasty dish! The broth packed a lot of flavor, and the cheese pull was textbook amazing. In our opinion, we could have done with a bit more onion to balance out the bread and broth. Overall, it was a solid soup.

Our next soup was the Potato and Leek Soup. If you’re looking for those “comfort” vibes, this warm and savory soup has your name all over it. It’s got everything you need when it comes to a typical potato soup. It’s quite delicious, albeit a bit heavy, for a summer vacation. It could also be considered an app because of how light it is.

Onto the main course, people! For our first entree, we had the Chateaubriand-Roasted Filet Steak. Our first thought is that this was, overall, a pretty nice dish. We really had no complaints with the steak as it was salty, well-cooked, moist, and flavorful.

The light and tangy Bearnaise sauce elevated the steak. The well-seasoned green beans could have been a bit less firm, though,  in our opinion. Overall, this dish was straight to the point — a simple meal that fills you up.

Next, we should talk about the Oven-Baked Salmon Royale. You’ll be pleased to know that the salmon was salty and fresh with a buttery hint to it. The panko crust was a nice addition because it provided the needed texture and crunch.

If you’re not a fan of horseradish, you’ll want to steer clear of this one (even though it wasn’t overpowering). The white wine blanc is a nice addition to the dish as well. What we enjoyed about this one is that it’s a tasty meal that isn’t going to weigh you down. (It looks like our theme for the night was “nice and light.”)

Next, we tried the Conchiglie Pasta. Interestingly, this one came with a warning from our server. Apparently, many people don’t enjoy it all that much. He offered to bring us another entree if we didn’t enjoy this, and we asked for a backup just in case.

This pasta comes right out of the gate with quite a strange flavor, not one we enjoyed. Perhaps it was the Brandy flavor that came off almost starchy in a way. This isn’t a dish that we can recommend. The amount of lobster in the pasta was lacking, and the sauce wrecked the flavor. Let’s just say we’d skip this one every single time.

Next, we had a go at the Crispy Roasted Duck Breast. What a tender and juicy piece of meat! It also had such a lovely crispy skin on top of it. The honey parsnip puree was delicious and wonderfully smooth. Overall, it was slightly sweet and quite hearty.

For our last entree, we ordered from the vegetarian side of the menu. We wanted to give the Wild Mushroom-Stuffed Pasta a try. While this one had a lot of mushrooms, it really lacked any overall flavor or other interesting qualities. If only this one had been creamy instead of brothy it would have rated much higher in our books.

Now for the moment you’ve all been waiting for — dessert! We kicked things off with the Grand Marnier Souffle, and we’re so happy we did. Speaking of souffles, they’re quite a challenge for most to make at home and it doesn’t appear on many restaurant menus, which is why we prioritize getting a souffle on a cruise when possible because of its uniqueness. Now, this one wasn’t the greatest ever (a bit eggy), but overall, we’re still happy with this pick. The creme anglaise and the citrusy Grand Marnier flavors were definite favorites of ours.

Next, we had a go at the Classic Opera Gâteau (the Signature Dessert here). What a rich and decadent dessert! If you LOVE chocolate, you’ll love this. It’s heavy, spongey, most, and the chocolate ganache is something else! We like chocolate and all, but we might have enjoyed a classic Tiramisu a bit more since it’s got a similar flavor profile and not quite as heavy.

Last but certainly not least, we had the Apple Tart Tatin. This one is almost exactly what you’d expect — a caramelized baked apple with vanilla ice cream. We loved it!

The apples weren’t too soggy or overbaked and were spiced perfectly with cinnamon. Also, can we take a moment to appreciate how lovely a nice dollop of ice cream is for cooling a dish down and offering a balance to the caramelized apple? Overall, 10 out of 10.

The apples were spiced with cinnamon and perfectly tender without being too soggy or overbaked. The ice cream was a nice addition to cool things down and balance out the richness of the caramelized apple.

Nosh or not…

Check out Lumiere’s if…

• You’re a little adventurous and don’t mind skipping out on tenders and fries.
• You love dining that’s themed to Beauty and the Beast particularly.
• You’re a duck connoisseur because it was a solid entree.

Skip out on Lumiere’s if…

• You’re not a fan of themed dining experiences.
• You’re looking for a steak entree that just wows you when it comes to flavor.
• You’re looking for nothing but the most basic of options.

Overall

Overall, we enjoyed these meals and we think you would too. There are some misses, but there are also some solid options.

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One of our favorite things to do at Disney World is eat (yeah, we know, you must be SO surprised!).

More importantly, though, we love finding those lesser-known snacks that have since become our favorites. We also love to revisit our favorite underrated restaurants to be reminded ALL OVER AGAIN of why we will recommend them. We recently revisited a restaurant in EPCOT, and you know what? It still SLAPS. So come with us as we take a trip to Morocco.

That’s right, we’re headed to the Morocco Pavilion in EPCOT, where a HIDDEN GEM of a restaurant is hiding. We’re referring to Spice Road Table, which we’ve loved pretty much FOREVER. Recently, we dropped by the restaurant again and were reminded of why we love it so much. Yes, it’s a table service restaurant, but because you can often get a table without an advance dining reservation, we often like to drop in to order a snack or two from the tapas-style menu.

So before our visit, we met with Princess Jasmine, who meets with folks at the Morocco Pavilion. She told us that Aladdin has a favorite food item here, the Hummus Fries. Um, how can we not appreciate a food rec from Jasmine? So we ordered them, and let’s just say Jasmine was right! They’re served with a citrus-chipotle sauce and preserved lemon for $10.

We’ve had these before, but we think they’re even better now. The fries are so flavorful, but when you dip them in the sauce, you get a nice intensity (and, yes, heat) that isn’t easily found in Disney World. This place IS called SPICE Road Table, after all. We will warn you that the spiciness could be a bit much for some folks, though. But we like it SPICY.

We also ordered one of our favorite things at Spice Road Table, the Pomegranate-Chili Crispy Cauliflower with red pepper sauce for $11. It’s savory AND sweet and is anything but boring old cauliflower. The flavor just sinks into the cauliflower that’s been breaded and covered in this delightful sauce.

One thing to love about this restaurant is that the food tastes decadent, although it’s made with healthy ingredients. But again, we will warn you that this also still lives up to the “spice” in the restaurant’s name. Both of these items reminded us of why we should stop by Spice Road Table more often.

So, if you want to get into a table-service restaurant without needing a reservation and you aren’t averse to spice, head straight to Morocco and do not pass go.

Stay tuned to DFB for more.

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Well, some things have CHANGED in Disney World this week. The new Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Lightning Lane Single Pass system went live and we tested every single thing we could to see how it worked.

However, we saw some changes with dining in Disney World, too, this week. One restaurant closed and reopened as a gift shop in Magic Kingdom. We also revisited Coral Reef Restaurant in EPCOT to see if it’s as bad as we remember. Disney World restaurant menus also changed this week, so let’s take a look at those.

Now, on with the updates!

Magic Kingdom

Pinocchio Village Haus

The Buffalo Chicken Flatbread and All-Meat Flatbread have been removed from the menu.

The Blue Raspberry Slushy has also been removed.

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Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Catalina Eddie’s

You can now get a Small Lowfat Milk at Catalina Eddie’s for $2.29.

You can also get Chocolate Milk for $4.49 and Whole Milk for $3.99. These two items were also added to the menus of Fairfax Fare and Rosie’s All-American Cafe.

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Disney’s Contemporary Resort

Contempo Cafe

Hummus and Pretzels is no longer available as a snack. Meanwhile, Strawberry Milk has been removed from the beverages menu, while Siponey Royale Whiskey Spritz has been removed from the Beverages with Alcohol menu.

Entrees have also changed for lunch and dinner:

• REMOVED: Contempo Burger
• ADDED: Contempo Artisanal Burger — Grilled 7-oz Angus Burger with Bacon, Cheddar, Lettuce, and Tomato on a Grilled Brioche Bun served with French Fries for $13.99

French fries have been added as a Side.

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Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin

Todd English’s bluezoo

Desserts have changed at bluezoo:

• REMOVED:  cherry stone, chocolate mousse trio, citrus meringue tart, and baked berry buckle
  ADDED: strawberry mango mousse — strawberry jelly, strawberry whipped ganache, muddled strawberries, mango and fresh mint for $15
• ADDED: carrot cake cream cheese mousse — rum whipped ganache, candied carrots and raisins, sherry sabayon for $15
• ADDED: triple chocolate mousse spheres — olive oil brownie for $15
• ADDED: lemon blueberry tart — blueberry whipped ganache and lemon sorbet for $15
• ADDED: crème caramel — blood orange foam for $15

Kid’s desserts also changed:

• REMOVED: red velvet skillet cookie
• ADDED: unicorn ice cream munch — cereal milk ice cream, confetti of candy for $10

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Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort

Rix Sports Bar & Grill

The desserts menu has changed:

• REMOVED: Apple Logs, Brownie a la Mode, D’Horchata Latte, Bourbon Iced Brown Sugar Latte, and Leche de Coco Latte
• ADDED: S’mores Brownie — Indulge in our delectable warm skillet chocolate brownie, perfect for sharing. Topped with a layer of toasted marshmallows, drizzled with chocolate syrup and sprinkled with graham cracker crumbs for $16

A cocktail has also changed: Cadillac Margarita changed from “Casamigos, fresh Lime Juice, Agave and Grand Marnier” to “Herradura Reposado, fresh Lime Juice, Agave and Grand Marnier” and price changed from $20 to $23.

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Disney’s Pop Century Resort

Everything Pop

We noticed some big changes ahead of Everything Pop’s refurbishment (the dining spot will remain open, though). Let’s take a look at Breakfast changes. The following has been removed from the menu: Ham and Cheese Omelet, Western Omelet, Avocado Breakfast Bowl, and Yogurt Dipper Kid’s Pack. You can also no longer order the White Chocolate Cake.

The bakery menu also removed a ton of items. All of the following are no longer on the menu: PB&J Croissant, Seasonal Sprinkle Sugar Cookie Pack, Glazed Doughnut Holes with Chocolate Sauce, Coffee Cake, and Chocolate-Almond Cookie.

Desserts also had the following items removed: Nestlé Mickey’s Premium Ice Cream Bar, S’more Cookie, POP Goes  Bananas Cupcake, Strawberry Fruit Bar (No Sugar Added), Tie-dye Cheesecake, and Flashback Oatmeal Crème Pie. Under Fresh Fruit, the Apple has been removed from the menu.

The following snacks are also gone (at least for now): Yogurt Parfait, Sunflower Seed Butter Kid’s Pack, Pretzels with Hummus, Cuties Mandarin 3-pack, Apples with Caramel, Mini Babybel Snack Cheese, Apple Cereal Bar, Hard-boiled Eggs, Microwave Popcorn, Strawberry Cereal Bar, Strawberry Toasted Pastry, Pickle in Pouch, Allergy-Friendly Dark Chocolate Bar, and Allergy-Friendly Fruity Bears. However, Carrots and Celery with Ranch for $3.99 was added.

These beverages are also no longer available: Monster Energy Zero Ultra, Simply Smoothie Pineapple Mango, Simply Smoothie Strawberry Banana, BODYARMOR Sports Drink – Orange Mango, BODYARMOR Sports Drink – Strawberry Banana, POWERADE Fruit Punch Bottle, POWERADE Mountain Berry Blast, Minute Maid Lemonade Bottle, and Cold Brew Joffrey’s Coffee – French Roast.

Bottled Sodas that are no longer on the menu include: Barq’s Root Beer Bottle, Cherry Coke Bottle, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Bottle, Fanta Orange Bottle, Fanta Pineapple Bottle, and Seagram’s Ginger Ale. Minute Maid Cran-Apple Raspberry Juice has also been removed.

The following Milk is not available: Strawberry Milk, Half Gallon 1% Milk, Half Gallon Whole Milk, Vitamin D Milk Pint, and Small Chocolate Milk.

Other beverages no longer available include: Honest Green Tea, Honest Tea Berry Hibiscus, Gold Peak Unsweetened Iced Tea Bottle, Sparkling Water, vitaminwater power-c dragonfruit, and vitaminwater zero sugar rise.

Specialty Cocktails that aren’t available right now include: Seagrams Strawberry Daiquiri, LiveWire Crystal Shiso Mojito, Social Hour Cocktails Whiskey Mule, White Claw Black Cherry Hard Seltzer, and White Claw Mango Hard Seltzer.

Here’s how Beer changed:

• REMOVED: Stella Artois Lager, Corona Extra Lager, Heineken Lager , Blue Moon Belgian White Ale, Bud Light Lime Lager, Michelob Ultra Lager, Budweiser Lager, Coors Light, and Miller Lite.
• ADDED: Cigar City Jai Alai IPA – Tampa, FL for $11.25

Meanwhile, the following Wines have been removed: Beringer White Zinfandel and Copa Di Vino Pinot Grigio.

Lunch and dinner are also changing. The following Entrees have changed:

• REMOVED: Porchetta Burger, Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Meatball Sub, and Honey Barbecued Pork Sandwich
• ADDED: Grilled Chicken Parmesan with Pasta — pasta with a garlic bread stick and marinara sauce for $13.29
• ADDED: Pasta with Meatballs — served with a garlic bread stick and marinara sauce for $12.49

Here’s how Kid’s Meals have changed: the  Turkey Sandwich Kid’s Pack has been replaced with Kid’s Turkey Sandwich — Roasted Turkey and American Cheese on a Whole-Wheat Bun served with Strawberry-flavored Yogurt Smoothie and choice of Small Lowfat Milk or Small DASANI® Bottled Water for $7.79. The following have been removed: Chicken and Cheddar Kid’s Pack and Ham and Cheese Kid’s Pack.

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Disney’s Wilderness Lodge

Roaring Fork

You can no longer get  Honest Honey Green Tea at Roaring Fork.

That’s the only change here.

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Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge

The Mara

The Beer menu has changed:

• ADDED: Schöfferhofer Grapefruit Hefeweizen – Germany for $11.50
• ADDED: Heineken Lager – Netherlands for $10
• ADDED: Yuengling Traditional Lager – Pottsville, PA for $9.75
• ADDED: Coors Light Lager – Golden, CO for $9.25

Here’s how the Kid’s Menu changed:

• ADDED: Turkey Sandwich Kid’s Pack — Sliced Roasted Turkey Breast and Cheddar Cheese on Honey-Wheat Bread with Apple Chips, Cucumber, and Grape Tomatoes for $7.79
• ADDED: Cheese Pizza — Served with choice of two Sides and choice of Small Lowfat Milk or Small DASANI® Bottled Water for $7.29

Snacks were also updated:

• ADDED: Luna Bar: Chocolate Dipped Coconut for $2.99
• ADDED: Allergy-friendly Cookies for $6.99

Hot Cocoa was added to Hot Beverages for $3.79.

The following was removed from the Sesame Allergy-Friendly menu: Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad, Tamarind Barbecue Pork Sandwich, Chicken Strips (4 pieces), and Butternut Squash Soup (Side)

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Disney Springs

Amorette’s Patisserie

The Coffee and Chocolate Crème Brûlée has been removed from the menu.

That’s the only change here.

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If you have your heart set on certain menu items at Disney World restaurants, you’ll want to keep an eye on those menus. You can do that by checking them on the Disney World website or My Disney Experience app. We’ll also keep you updated when we spot changes.

Disney dining changes are a lot to keep up with! We’ve done all the research for you in writing our DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining! We’ve got details on EVERY dining location at Walt Disney World inside our eBook – and it’s easy to download to your tablet or smartphone to take with you on your next trip.

What’s your favorite Disney World restaurant? Has it had a menu change that disappointed you? Let us know in the comments!

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Another August 2024 date of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party in Magic Kingdom is sold out for most guests.

Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Dates Sold Out So Far

Halloween night (October 31) was the first event to sell out, followed by August 13 — the second party of the season. Now Tuesday, August 20 is sold out for most guests. Annual Passholders can still purchase tickets for the event, but likely not for much longer.

Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club Members can save $10 on Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party tickets in August and September. Before the discount, prices vary from $119 to $199.

The first two Tuesdays selling out before most other dates is unusual. The first date of the year would usually be gone by now but it coincides with D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event in California, which may affect sales. Guests would also usually prefer Fridays but these all remain available.

Last year, all dates had passed or sold out by late September. This was only the second year Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party sold out. In 2022, all tickets were gone by September 11.

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