There are so many things to enjoy at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, but one of the big draws is the chance to go trick-or-treating INSIDE Magic Kingdom (talk about an epic Halloween experience).

All kinds of fun candy from the party’s sponsor — Mars Wrigley — will be provided to you at various locations throughout the park, so you can fill up on all the sweet treats your body can handle. But just where are these candy spots located? We’ve got the answer!

On the My Disney Experience app, you will now find a Halloween Event Guide for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.

If you opt to view the Guide, you can learn more about the event and see a complete map of all the trick-or-treat spots. We’ve looked over the map for you and have developed a list below so you won’t need to scroll through all the options.

Note that for the most part, we’ve indicated that these locations are near or by certain attractions or other spots, but they may actually be located inside of those places. So, when you’re on the candy hunt, don’t be too surprised if you have to head inside some of these attractions or restaurants to get your treats!

Keep in mind that you will receive a reusable treat bag at the party that you can use to collect your candy.

Main Street, U.S.A.

• Off to the right-hand side, past Tony’s Town Square Restaurant

Tomorrowland

• By Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor
• By Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress
• Near Tomorrowland Launch Depot
• By Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe

Fantasyland

• Close to/within Ariel’s Grotto (to the right of Under the Sea — Journey of the Little Mermaid)
• By Gaston’s Tavern
• By Pinocchio Village Haus
• Near Mickey’s PhilharMagic

Liberty Square

• By Columbia Harbour House

Frontierland

• By Country Bear Jamboree
• Near the dock for the boats to get to Tom Sawyer Island (close to Big Thunder Mountain Railroad)

Adventureland

• By Tortuga Tavern
• By Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room

Compared to last year, there do appear to be some changes. On Main Street, U.S.A., Adventureland, and Liberty Square things have remained the same. In Frontierland, the trick-or-treat location by Splash Mountain has been removed. In Fantasyland, it looks like the trick-or-treat location by the Railroad Station has been removed but one has been added near Gaston’s Tavern. And in Tomorrowland, it looks like a few more trick-or-treat spots have been added this year.

Allergy-Friendly Trick-or-Treat Experience Locations

If you have a food allergy, see a Cast Member when you enter Magic Kingdom to pick up a teal-colored treat bag (these are also available in the Allergy-Friendly Center at Liberty Square).

When you trick-or-treat with those teal bags, you’ll receive a token at the treat stations (instead of regular candy). Then you can go to an Allergy-Friendly Center (the ones listed below) to redeem your tokens. Note that Disney also specifies “a treat token is not needed to receive allergy-friendly candy during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.”

Allergy-Friendly Spots:

• Main Street, U.S.A. — to the left-hand side by the Main Street Chamber of Commerce
• Liberty Square — in between Sleepy Hollow and The Hall of Presidents

And that’s a complete look at the Trick-or-Treat locations in Magic Kingdom for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party! Note that these locations are subject to change.

If you’re hoping to go to the Halloween Party, get your tickets ASAP as select dates are starting to sell out! And stay tuned for more spooky news from Disney World and beyond.

Are you going to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party? Tell us in the comments!

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