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2014 Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party dates and tickets now on sale
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wogwog
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Reaction to that post from unidentified WDW executive, "Rats (or would it be mice) how did we miss that?"
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lebeau
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The Mine Train is great if you are a timid 5 year old. And the central animatronic on EE has been broken for the better part of a decade. I wouldn't call either of those rides remotely ground breaking even when the yeti wasn't doing his best impression of John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever.
Wow, this is mind blowing, to say the least. A party within a party? I'm excited to go for the 2nd time, but won't be if I happen to have chosen one of the nights that we peons have our experience reduced. Will be on the Disney Dream on October 31st - am looking forward to all the special events planned for that night. Imagine if DCL said that I need to pay extra to attend the festivities on deck.... "Sorry, ma'am, you cannot walk on this deck without paying Iger and Co. $100".
And all for the price of $99 plus tax. Whippeee!!!
Not ALL onsite guests, only those staying in the 3 deluxe resorts. Imagine if Disney decided that only those staying at the GF and Contemporary could access EMH for free - everyone else had to pay additional for it.
PhotoDave219
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My actual Christmas party prediction?
Frozen.
Much like these Villains & that dessert party, you'll have one at the Christmas party. And my odds on favorite is having Anna and Elsa there to mix and mingle & get photos with in a limited setting.
Frozen.
Much like these Villains & that dessert party, you'll have one at the Christmas party. And my odds on favorite is having Anna and Elsa there to mix and mingle & get photos with in a limited setting.
PhotoDave219
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Google "e-ride nights"
lebeau
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Hotel occupancy across the two resorts is really not an apples to apples comparison.
Chernaboggles
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I could be wrong, but reading the description of this event it seems like a kind of cross between dessert party and floor show - the whole pianist and Lady Tremaine singing thing suggests that the entertainment will be a bit more elaborate than just having villains come around to the tables a la CRT princesses. It also seems to operate similarly to regular CRT dining in that you can cancel up to the day before without being penalized.
There's no doubt that they'll have to do a pretty amazing job to make it worth the high price tag, especially since it's priced higher than the MNSSHP tickets, AND higher than CRT's usual character meal. I'll be very interested to see what people think when the early reports start coming in.
There's no doubt that they'll have to do a pretty amazing job to make it worth the high price tag, especially since it's priced higher than the MNSSHP tickets, AND higher than CRT's usual character meal. I'll be very interested to see what people think when the early reports start coming in.
Nemo14
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I agree - Frozen would actually almost make sense. Elsa could even turn the castle into the ice castle. I'm not saying I'd like it, just that it's pretty likely to happen.
I sure hope if she did so, Cinderella would come out and kick her ***, if I didn't get to her first.
seahawk7
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And the party ends when the top stops spinning, or does it?
BuddyThomas
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This just slays me. Who are the people paying for this stuff?
I was under the impression that we were still recovering from the great recession, but every time I see something like this, I'm like, what recession? This country clearly has far more rich people in it than I ever thought possible.
Everywhere you turn, it's premium this and premium that. If you try to buy tickets to a Broadway show these days, you will find half the orchestra section or more are "premium seats", for which producers charge $300 to $400 and sometimes more per seat.
I guess if you can afford all these premium upcharges, more power to you, but I can't really wrap my head around it.
seahawk7
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Amen brother
CP_alum08
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I completely agree. It's sad that Disney can literally do whatever they want and people will still go/pay.
DisUniversal
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Expedition Everest? The one thing that made that ride special hasn't worked for as long as I can remember. Without that, it's Big Thunder Mountain that goes backwards for a little bit. 7DMT? Don't see people rushing to tell all their friends how great the new kiddie coaster at the MK is. Maybe they just don't appreciate the 52 seconds of animatronics in the middle.
DisUniversal
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The 1%
You can take that to be the top 1% on a financial scale or the bottom 1% on an intelligence scale.
DisUniversal
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Looks like Mix and Mingle is GONE. Go to the MNSSHP site... https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/events-tours/magic-kingdom/mickeys-not-so-scary-halloween-party/
...notice under Eerie Entertainment it now says "Villains Castle Show"
Use the internet archive and look what it said back on July 28th...less than a month ago.
https://web.archive.org/web/2014072...kingdom/mickeys-not-so-scary-halloween-party/
...under Eerie Entertainment it said "Disney Villains Dance Mix and Mingle!"
Looks like they're already taking things away from those who simply pay more for a hard ticket event.