Watch Tokyo Disneyland’s NEW Villains’ Halloween Into the Frenzy Parade

Halloween celebrations at Tokyo Disney Resort run from October 1 through November 7, and we were able to see the brand new The Villains’ Halloween Into the Frenzy Parade.

The Villains’ Halloween Into the Frenzy Parade

A colorful map of Tokyo Disneyland showcases a central castle, surrounded by thrilling rides and attractions. A pink path winds through the park, guiding visitors to special events like the Villains’ Halloween Frenzy Parade 2024.

The Villains’ Halloween Into the Frenzy Parade is a 45-minute parade performed once daily during the season, at 3:05 or 3:30 p.m. We recommend checking the entertainment schedule before your visit to confirm.

There are regular viewing areas along the route pictured above.

A colorful illustrated map of Tokyo Disneyland highlights a central castle with surrounding attractions, buildings, pathways, and a body of water. Special features include The Villains' Halloween Frenzy Parade weaving through the vibrant park.

The above blue and pink sections show the reserved viewing spots for Disney Premier Access areas that offer guests reserved seating at an additional cost, as well as spots for those who booked a qualifying Tokyo Disney Resort Vacation Package.

Dr. Facilier and Goofy

Ornate float with golden details and characters in colorful costumes during The Villains’ Halloween Into the Frenzy Parade 2024 at Tokyo Disneyland, surrounded by trees and spectators.

The first float has a golden marquee reading “Happy Halloween” on a stone archway. Dr. Facilier and Goofy ride aboard in coordinating outfits.

A costumed character in a tall red hat stands on an ornate, elevated parade float with a fantasy-themed design during Tokyo Disneyland's Villains’ Halloween Into the Frenzy Parade 2024, while another costumed person is partially visible to the left.

Goofy’s is a little sillier than Facilier’s. (Or should we say… goofier?)

Evil Queen, Cruella de Vil, and Daisy Duck

A parade float adorned with flowers and gold decorations features a person in a purple costume and black crown. It moves through Tokyo Disneyland during The Villains’ Halloween Frenzy Parade, with the enchanting castle in the background and captivated spectators watching.

A peacock overlooks the Evil Queen on her floating terrace. Snakes adorn the archway and a poison apple sits on the base.

Daisy Duck is in the center of the float, wearing a ruffled dress in dark purple and burgundy. Next to her is Cruella de Vil in her iconic black slip dress and fur coat. Her side of the float has been decorated in Dalmatian spots and roses.

Captain Hook, Gaston, and Donald Duck

At Tokyo Disneyland, a vibrant parade float resembling a pirate ship carries characters in colorful costumes, passing by an audience during The Villains’ Halloween Frenzy Parade 2024.

Captain Hook leads the way on the next float. His section is designed to look like a pirate ship overloaded with treasure. Mr. Smee amidst the gold while Hook stands in the crow’s nest. Next to them is Donald in a feathered cap and jacket.

A person dressed as a character in a red outfit poses beside a figure of a muscular person on a decorated outdoor stage at Tokyo Disneyland. A few hands in the foreground hold up phones to capture the magic of The Villains' Halloween Frenzy Parade.

Pulling up the rear of the float is Gaston. His section of the float evokes his woodsy roots. He has flagons of a foaming beverage (Berry Cheer, perhaps?) and, of course, a statue of himself.

Maleficent, Jafar, and Mickey Mouse

Maleficent stands atop her castle at the front of the float; her raven perched up high. Mickey is in the middle in a sharp top hat and jacket. To the right is Jafar in a round tower.

Honest John, Gideon, the Big Bad Wolf, and Chip ‘n Dale

A Halloween-themed parade float at Tokyo Disneyland showcases various Disney characters and The Villains’ Halloween decorations. Pumpkins abound as a crowd of spectators marvels at the festive frenzy during the highly anticipated Frenzy Parade 2024 in the amusement park.

This float has classic Halloween elements like pumpkins and candy. Honest John and Gideon are in the front among colorful lights, barrels of sweets, and trays of cupcakes. Chip ‘n Dale are in the middle, and the Big Bad Wolf is at the end under a Happy Halloween sign. He has a basket of his preferred Halloween treats — dog bones and apples.

Ursula and Minnie Mouse

A parade float featuring a sea-themed design with tentacles and purple accents moves through Tokyo Disneyland during The Villains’ Halloween event, with onlookers taking photos.

The final float is themed primarily to Ursula, with tiers of tentacles. The sea witch herself is atop the spiral. At the opposite end of the float is Minnie Mouse in a color-coordinating dress.

Full Parade Video

Watch the Villains’ Halloween Into the Frenzy Parade in our video below.

Check out our full list with prices of this year’s Halloween merchandise collection for Tokyo Disney Resort.

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Lightning Lane Price Increases Coming to Walt Disney World in October & More: Daily Recap (9/29/24)

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Walt Disney World

EPCOT

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Other Walt Disney World News

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Disneyland Resort

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Tokyo Disney Resort

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Disneyland Paris

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Universal Studios

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