Halloween Decor Arrives at Magic Kingdom Ahead of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party

Cast Members braved Hurricane Debby to install Halloween decor at Magic Kingdom ahead of the opening date of Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party.

Magic Kingdom Halloween Decor

Two large carved pumpkin decorations with hats sit in front of a building with a clock tower. White railings and flowers surround the pumpkins.

Two carved pumpkins sit atop crates covered in hay and greet guests outside of the entrance of Magic Kingdom.

A pumpkin-headed scarecrow dressed in a suit with a sash reading "Mayor" is displayed in a park setting with historic-style buildings and people wearing raincoats in the background.

As you enter the park a scarecrow dressed in an overcoat and top hat greets guests. He wears a “Mayor” sash that is red, white, and blue.

A scarecrow dressed as a baseball player stands in a garden with pumpkins and other Halloween decorations. People in rain ponchos walk in the background.

Another scarecrow wears a baseball uniform and holds a baseball bat. He has a baseball in his mouth. Pumpkins sit inside the fenced area around him.

A scarecrow with a pumpkin head stands in front of a theme park entrance. It holds a bag reading "Magic Kingdom" and is surrounded by pumpkins and other fall decorations. People are visible in the background.

Another scarecrow wears a white button-down blouse and a blue and pink plaid skirt.

A pumpkin-headed scarecrow dressed in a purple outfit holds an umbrella and a lantern in a decorated outdoor setting, with buildings and people in rain gear in the background.

Another scarecrow dons a purple dress and carries a parasol and a purse.

A scarecrow with a pumpkin head dressed in a chef outfit stands in a garden, holding a bag labeled "SUGAR" that is pouring out. It is rainy and people are using umbrellas in the background.

A baker carries a ripped bag of sugar. The sugar forms a pile on the ground next to him.

A scarecrow with a pumpkin head, dressed in a yellow outfit, stands surrounded by pumpkins and greenery on a rainy day near a train station-like building adorned with lights.

Next to the baking scarecrow, guests will find a scarecrow in a yellow dress with a torn white apron. She holds a lollipop in one hand and a candied apple in the other.

A whimsical scarecrow dressed as a marching band leader holding a baton and drum greets visitors in a park decorated with pumpkins and lush greenery.

The final scarecrow wears a red and yellow uniform. Attached to his from is a broken base drum that says “Main Street USA” is red.

A large Halloween decoration featuring two stacked jack-o'-lanterns stands in front of a historic-looking building on a rainy day with people walking near it.

In addition to scarecrows, pumpkin structures have been added near the entrance of the park. Once under the train station, you will see stacked pumpkins sitting on a crate.

A bronze statue of a man and a mouse seated on a bench at a theme park, with festive Halloween decorations, including carved pumpkins, surrounding them. The park appears wet from rain.

Finally, we noticed that two stacks of Jack-o’-Lanterns had been added around the Roy Disney and Minnie Mouse sculpture. Pumpkins have also been added to the ground in the fenced area behind them.

We expect more Halloween decor to be installed in the coming days. What do you think of what has been added to the park thus far? Let us know in the comments.

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