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Costumes MNSSHP
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KBLovedDisney
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Found this link for the Disney dress code:
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/parks/dress/
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/parks/dress/
sxeensweet
Love a little Disney every day!! ;)
Varies from no costumes, t-shirts, to full on costumes. You don't have to dress up at all and can do as little or as much as you want (minus full face masks for adults and adult clothing that drags on the ground etc) . Me and the hubby usually just wear a WDW Halloween shirt and I wear my Minnie Halloween ears etc that's it. And we even trick or treat too. Anyone can trick or treat adults and kiddos alike. 
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Love a little Disney every day!! ;)
Daveeeeed
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It’s a ton of fun to get dressed up for the Halloween party at any age. Whatever you guys feel most comfortable in is the best idea. Light costumes IMO are the best thing to wear, but you see everything. Take into consideration the heat as well.
DisneyGirl3820
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Like others have said, you can wear full costumes or no costumes--anything goes. Many adults dress up--even if it's just minor (like me and my cat ears). My daughter has special needs as well and she hates the feel of typical "costumes" (sensory thing) as well as anything on her head or face paint so we really have to be creative and make sure it's simple but still a costume so she's still part of the action.
The party is so much fun and the fact that you're going to it on your first trip to Disney is terrific. Hope you guys have a great time!
dreamfinder
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Many people will do at a minimum a themed shirt. But you will see basic store bought costumes, all the way up the elaborate hand made real high end costumes. If you choose not to dress up at all you won't be the only one, but feel free to enjoy it.
RememberWhen
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Last time we went DW, DS4 and I all wore red shorts and black t-shirts with our Mickey ears. I sewed black cord on the back of the shorts and white buttons on the front. Simple, comfortable Mickey costumes.
I am Timmy
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My oldest (DS 25 now) is special needs, but he like to go all out and wants me to do it with him. In 2014 he was into Harry Potter, so yes, we wore our Hogwarts full attire at the Disney Halloween party. He was Ravenclaw, I was Hufflepuff. SO MANY CM's said "Welcome Ravenclaw" to him, it was adorable. They really do go the extra mile there! He also cosplays, and some of those outfits cost a lot and are very elaborate, he usually brings one of those for the party. He also lets me know what I'll be wearing, lol. Just have loads of fun, I just know you will. We love the Sanderson Sister's stage show, and the parade and fireworks are excellent.
Bairstow
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The best way to get a sense of what people wear to the party is probably to just watch some footage of random people entering one of the parties.
You can see that there's a whole range of behavior- lots of full costumes, even from adults, but also plenty of people wearing normal vacation clothes (it's still going to be hot and humid).
Whenever we've gone, we've sways committed to full costumes, but picked characters that are still recognizable even when you're wearing essentially normal, weather-appropriate clothes. Dipper and Mabel from Gravity Falls, for instance.
You can see that there's a whole range of behavior- lots of full costumes, even from adults, but also plenty of people wearing normal vacation clothes (it's still going to be hot and humid).
Whenever we've gone, we've sways committed to full costumes, but picked characters that are still recognizable even when you're wearing essentially normal, weather-appropriate clothes. Dipper and Mabel from Gravity Falls, for instance.
Me as Peter Pan, at MNSSHP in 2008, just before closing time.
The Pan unit, sort of! Me with Captain Hook & Smee in Adventureland.
With Alice on the Trick or Treat trail behind the Speedway.
Nice legs Peter! I'm sitting on the front row of the parade crowd waiting for Boo To You! to start, after chugging down two bottled waters!
Anyway, you will LOVE Mickey's No-So-Scary Halloween Party! Whenever WDW celebrates both Halloween and Christmas, it seems like you get double the Disney Magic! And dressing up for the Halloween party is half the fun!
Hope this helps!
The Pan unit, sort of! Me with Captain Hook & Smee in Adventureland.
With Alice on the Trick or Treat trail behind the Speedway.
Nice legs Peter!
I'm sitting on the front row of the parade crowd waiting for Boo To You! to start, after chugging down two bottled waters!
Anyway, you will LOVE Mickey's No-So-Scary Halloween Party! Whenever WDW celebrates both Halloween and Christmas, it seems like you get double the Disney Magic! And dressing up for the Halloween party is half the fun!
Hope this helps!
Tk0021
Active Member
We are going to our first party on 9/1 and my two girls are wearing costumes. Originally they were both going to be Moana, but that phase has ended for one of them. My 4 year old wants to be Belle now, which works because we have 4 different dresses. The adults are wearing t shirts my wife had made like 11 months ago. Haha. She was a little excited about the trip.
mcstensrud
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Just T shirts and green shorts.
Wore my mask on my hat.
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