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Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party 2025
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WorldExplorer
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This isn't specifically party related, but did Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios just not get any special food this year?
Is the Sid lunchbox tart supposed to be Halloween? That was all I could find.
Is the Sid lunchbox tart supposed to be Halloween? That was all I could find.
My cycle stopped 15 years ago. Prices started getting higher than we were willing to pay in 2010. Never went back. And it would have been $300-ish for my family then. Today, same number of people, same general time frame? $1600.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Here’s my tale of the tape
Hallomajiggie in wdw in 2010
Xmas in wdw in 2014
Hallomajiggie in Disneyland in 2016
Hallomajiggie (last minute Crisis mode) in Wdw in 2019
Star Wars thingie in Disneyland in 2025
…I’m good. Plenty for this cowboy…who of course is angry, hates Disney, and too cheap to pay them anything
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Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Did Bob assure you that doesn’t happen?
Or was it the fbi/postal inspector?
And you should take your game to the next level and buy into dvc instead of spending $2,000 on pop century a year…
How’s a concrete cell at riviera or a trailer in river country sound to you?
Figments Friend
Well-Known Member
Getting down to the last three dates…..
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Tom P.
Well-Known Member
It really, really, really bothers you that some people don't hate Disney, doesn't it?Did Bob assure you that doesn’t happen?
Or was it the fbi/postal inspector?
And you should take your game to the next level and buy into dvc instead of spending $2,000 on pop century a year…
How’s a concrete cell at riviera or a trailer in river country sound to you?
Chi84
Premium Member
The main thing is that it doesn't matter to Disney. They just keep on going.
Disney’s sharp pencil people when MNSSHP tickets aren’t sold out well in advance of the end of September:
It’ll likely beat last year’s sell out date but not by a lot. Need that ticket revenue to make sure things look great for the next quarterly meeting.
It’ll likely beat last year’s sell out date but not by a lot. Need that ticket revenue to make sure things look great for the next quarterly meeting.
Tom P.
Well-Known Member
Recently uncovered recordings of Bob Iger talking to Josh D'Amaro:Disney’s sharp pencil people when MNSSHP tickets aren’t sold out well in advance of the end of September:
It’ll likely beat last year’s sell out date but not by a lot. Need that ticket revenue to make sure things look great for the next quarterly meeting.
"Good luck, we're all counting on you."
AidenRodriguez731
Well-Known Member
Disney has a near endless supply of what you guys say are shills and loyal fans (I’m using the shill word because you specifically use it. Are you really thinking that people are just massively dropping off and not going to one of the most popular times in the park? I’m a first time attendee this year, is that so rare?? Things are selling out and unlike some parks, Disney isn’t vastly wayyyy overselling the events actual capacity and made it an actually “premium” eventDid Bob assure you that doesn’t happen?
Or was it the fbi/postal inspector?
And you should take your game to the next level and buy into dvc instead of spending $2,000 on pop century a year…
How’s a concrete cell at riviera or a trailer in river country sound to you?
in the lower wait times and the lack of overcrowding. There are some parks that will oversell a Halloween offering like no other and then require a skip the line pass to actually get most things done without ruining your night in 2 hr+ lines during a “premium event”
What?Things are selling out and unlike some parks, Disney isn’t vastly wayyyy overselling the events actual capacity and made it an actually “premium” event
Event Capacity has increased steadily over the years. The only time the park is manageable is in the last 90 minutes of the event, everything prior is like a normal park experience, but with candy.
The goal was to sell the park twice during a single day, except for the second round everyone buys the most expensive ticket.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Wait a minute…I thought the goal was “magic”?
Disney has a near endless supply of what you guys say are shills and loyal fans (I’m using the shill word because you specifically use it. Are you really thinking that people are just massively dropping off and not going to one of the most popular times in the park? I’m a first time attendee this year, is that so rare?? Things are selling out and unlike some parks, Disney isn’t vastly wayyyy overselling the events actual capacity and made it an actually “premium” event
Wait. So you had never been to WDW until this year, or your first ever trip is planned for sometime before the end of this year?
LittleBuford
Well-Known Member
I believe they meant they’re a first-time attendee of the party.
Ayla
Well-Known Member
Yeah, this constant nonsense that Disney isn't setting an arbitrary "sell out" number is hilarious. That is LITERALLY what they are doing.
And that number varies from night to night (higher priced nights sell more tickets, of course) and year to year.
Here’s a dirty little secret, add the candy distribution lines and subtract the lightning lane factor, and you get miraculously lower wait times throughout the park, even with it packed to capacity.Wait a minute…I thought the goal was “magic”?
LittleBuford
Well-Known Member
Is there any evidence for this? I went to a lower-priced night recently and it was pretty busy (I believe it had sold out).