Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Guests Now Must Wait in Corrals Ahead of Event Start

Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party has implemented a new entrance procedure this year, keeping guests away from the Magic Kingdom park entrance touch points until closer to 4 p.m., and requiring entrance into the park from specific areas.

New Entrance Procedure Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party

People lining up at the event and day entrances, separated by fences with signs indicating "Event Entrance" to the left and "Day Entrance" to the right.

At the front of Magic Kingdom, directional signs point regular day guests to enter one direction and Halloween party guests to the other.

An entrance area with a red umbrella and metal barricades, and a cart labeled "Refreshing Ice Cold Drinks." In the background is a building with a clock tower and decorative landscaping.

A series of stanchions lead party guests to their waiting area, similar to how Stay and Scream works for Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort. A refreshment cart sits near the entrance, something very much needed in the hot Florida sun.

A crowd of people stands in line outside a building under a cloudy sky. A tree is in the background, and blue tape marks the ground in the foreground.

Once it gets closer to the event start time, guests can wait near designated entrance areas.

Top-down view of a map at Magic Kingdom® Park highlighting two zoo locations with pink markers and a 10-minute wait indicator near the top. The map also shows various buildings, paths, and boats.

This graphic displays where Halloween party guests can enter this year. The non “Zoo” marked areas are reserved for regular daytime guests.

Large illuminated jack-o'-lanterns in front of a brightly lit, blue-hued building at night with light fog in the background, creating one of the scariest attractions around.

Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party takes place in Magic Kingdom on select nights from August 9 through October 31. Trick-or-treat trail locations for the event were recently revealed, giving guests an idea of where they can expect to find a plethora of sweet treats.

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