Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom Fully Decorated Ahead of First 2026 Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party

With just a few days to go before the first Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party of the season, Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom is decked out for fall. We already reported on some autumnal bunting and Town Square scarecrows but the whole street is now adorned with jack-o’-lanterns, Mickey wreaths, and garland.

Fall Decor at Magic Kingdom

The two tunnel entrances now have garland across their awnings and Mickey jack-o’-lantern wreaths on the supports. As we previously reported, carved pumpkins reading “See Ya Real Soon” are on the other sides of the tunnels.

The Mickey wreaths continue on lampposts throughout Town Square and down Main Street. Mickey-shaped pumpkins with his face carved into them sit against wreaths of orange and brown leaves with small pumpkin and flower adornments. Fans can purchase a version of the wreath for their own home.

Orange, yellow, and reddish brown bunting hangs from several buildings, including Chamber of Commerce. The windows and entrance are also lined with autumnal garland.

On the railings above are unique jack-o’-lanterns.

Wreaths hang in the archways of City Hall. Matching garlands are across the railing above and bunting hangs over windows.

On the balcony are more jack-o’-lanterns.

The firehouse features the iconic bathroom jack-o’-lantern.

The pumpkin sits on the edge of the roof, pointing to the bathrooms nearby. The other carved pumpkins on the firehouse are inspired by Dalmatians. There are white ones with spots, one of the Dalmatian puppies, and a fire hydrant.

Garland and bunting also hangs on the Car Barn and Barber Shop. The four jack-o’-lanterns above the Barber Shop resemble a singing Barber Shop Quartet.

Moving to the Emporium façade, you’ll spot some jack-o’-lanterns in the windows, as though the fictional businesses have also decorated for the season.

Bunting hangs across the main entrance of the Emporium and garland is wrapped around the support poles.

More jack-o’-lanterns are above the Emporium marquee and in windows around the corner.

The green display windows have switched from Fourth of July to Halloween theming. The orange striped bunting hangs above both windows while a strip of garland is above the door between.

In the left window is a Minnie mannequin wearing an orange polka-dot dress with green trim and a matching witch hat. Minnie jack-o’-lanterns and pumpkins are around her.

The other window features some Halloween merchandise.

Jack-o’-lanterns across the rest of the Emporium façade include a pumpkin snowman, witch, skeleton key, and spider.

Bunting hangs on the balconies and trims of the Emporium and Disney Clothiers façades, including under the recently updated Talent Education window. Walt Disney World Senior Vice President of Operations Maribeth Bisienere was added to the window alongside Phil Holmes, Trevor Larsen, Jim MacPhee, and Djuan Rivers.

Garland is draped under the Main Street Fashion façade, hanging down over guests’ heads. A smiling jack-o’-lantern sits on the windowsill of the faux Youth Athletic League, under the name of former Disney Parks President of Worldwide Operations Al Weiss.

Some magical carved pumpkins are on the House of Magic balcony. You’ll see a rabbit in a top hat, playing cards, crystal ball, and magic wand.

A spooky jack-o’-lantern is on the Hall of Champions façade, above more bunting and garlands.

The archways outside Casey’s Corner are all trimmed with garlands. On the overhang are themed pumpkins with baseball and snack designs, like a pair of baseball bats.

Above the main entrance are pumpkins carved with hot dogs, French fries, peanuts, and a baseball.

Garland hangs from the patio and around the entrance of The Crystal Palace.

In the planters at the entrance are pumpkins carved with the restaurant’s “CP” logo.

There is construction going on near The Crystal Palace but the restaurant’s operations aren’t affected.

In front of Cinderella Castle are more Mickey wreaths so you can get your perfect fall photo.

Plaza Restaurant has its own jack-o’-lanterns accompanied by bunting and garland.

Plaza Ice Cream Parlor is adorned with pumpkins featuring ice cream-themed carvings like cones, sundaes, and hungry-looking jack-o’-lanterns.

A trio of pumpkins are in chairs on this balcony above the Main Street Bakery (Starbucks).

The Sailmaker and Sailing Lessons windows feature pumpkins with sailboat and wave carvings.

Standard jack-o’-lanterns and bunting are above the Crystal Arts entrance. A pair of wreaths hang to either side.

Down the adjacent street are more jack-o’-lanterns in windows. The Art Festival façade has pumpkins carved with paintbrushes. And there’s a pumpkin with a house carving on a nearby balcony.

Garlands line the balconies above Uptown Jewelers, while autumn leaf decorations are on the pillars below. Wreaths hang over some of the windows.

A pumpkin carved with a watch design is in a window above the “Watches” façade.

On the Main Street Cinema marquee is a film strip pumpkin and a ghost pumpkin.

Two windows of the Main Street Confectionery have pumpkins carved with a candy cane and a lollipop. There’s garland above the awning.

Garland also hangs under the Confectionery’s overhang while bunting is along the upper balconies. Jack-o’-lanterns, including a three-tiered snowman, are atop the overhang.