Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2020

[MisterPenguin]

Do you know if you enter Mine Train via the standby or Fastpass line during the After Hours events by any chance?

Almost always FP lanes. But, I've seen both.

 

[bryanfze55]

Blows my mind that people would pay so much to go to a Halloween party in mid-August. Yes, let’s trick or treat when it’s 95 degrees out.

 

[sixbagelboy]

It’s a shame Halloween is so close to Christmas. MVMCP could start in September.

 

[SJN1279]

Blows my mind that people would pay so much to go to a Halloween party in mid-August. Yes, let’s trick or treat when it’s 95 degrees out.

Its cheaper than regular admission, which much lower lines.

 

[GeoffR]

Early August is just way too early. I've heard all the arguments for it, but pumpkins and hay don't coincide with 95° heat 3 weeks before the school year starts. It's difficult to actually catch the parks not decorated for a holiday, it's just silly. By 2030 Not So Scary will start in April with VMCP going through March. Ugh.

 

[Mickeyboof]

Its cheaper than regular admission, which much lower lines.

The lines aren’t that much lower.

 

[Animaniac93-98]

The week of Labor Day used to be quiet until ma and pa took Bubby / sissy out of school after one week.

Some schools don't start until after Labour Day.

 

[Animaniac93-98]

You know who else spends tons of money? Normal guests. Normal guests who don't want to pay extra to enjoy MK at night. What about those guests? They can kick rocks I guess?

People who buy party tickets are guests.

People who buy regular admission are just customers.

 

[IanDLBZF]

The lines aren’t that much lower.

Not by a large margin. I mean I've seen 5-10-15-20 minute waits for Splash & Thunder during Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party before.

 

[floydbeatle]

I was hoping someone could help me with the following questions. I have a trip scheduled the week of 8/16. The party dates have been released, but Aug 15 (the day I arrive) still shows a 6pm close. Per the schedule 8/15 is not a party date. From prior expierence does anyone know if that will change? Has Disney just decided not to update that particular date as of yet? Is it a private event of some sort? Just trying to figure whether that might be a thing to do later that day. Understand that answers might be speculative. Thanks.

 

[wdwmagic]

I was hoping someone could help me with the following questions. I have a trip scheduled the week of 8/16. The party dates have been released, but Aug 15 (the day I arrive) still shows a 6pm close. Per the schedule 8/15 is not a party date. From prior expierence does anyone know if that will change? Has Disney just decided not to update that particular date as of yet? Is it a private event of some sort? Just trying to figure whether that might be a thing to do later that day. Understand that answers might be speculative. Thanks.

I ca't think of any time when they have added party nights date after the initial annoucement. The Aug 15 date is very likely a private event.

 

[MM311]

I'm sure this is asked every year, but how early does Halloween night generally sell out? With it being on a Saturday this year, not sure if I should buy now, or if maybe I would be alright waiting until April or May...

 

[ToTBellHop]

Early August is just way too early. I've heard all the arguments for it, but pumpkins and hay don't coincide with 95° heat 3 weeks before the school year starts. It's difficult to actually catch the parks not decorated for a holiday, it's just silly. By 2030 Not So Scary will start in April with VMCP going through March. Ugh.

The weather in mid-August is really no different from late September.

Most Halloween party nights are hot and sticky. It's Florida.

 

[monothingie]

I ca't think of any time when they have added party nights date after the initial annoucement. The Aug 15 date is very likely a private event.

Well I guess I've been discovered, the August family trip is that week, so I bought out the park. Please be so kind as to promptly be out of the Magic Kingdom by 6PM sharp.

 

[wdwmagic]

Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2020 cancelled

Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2020 cancelled

Disney is cancelling the popular Halloween Party nights at the Magic Kingdom due to COVID-19.

www.wdwmagic.com

 

[gerarar]

So if Disney is planning on no fireworks until at least October, that also means likely no Happily Ever After until around Christmas or maybe even 2021. Such unprecedented times at the Magic Kingdom, and all other parks worldwide..

 

[Pirate Magic]

So, so, so, sad.....

 

[WEDway Inc & Company LLC]

Starting August 13 this year

Or is it?

 

[the.dreamfinder]

Respect. They’re killing a cash cow for public safety.

 

[danv3]

Credit to Disney for not attempting to pass off MNSSHP B-mode for $100.