Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party 2025

[Tom P.]

Yes. No. Yes. And, of course, increase prices 20% next year.

Disney is not going to increase the attendance cap. There was too much blowback on that last time. They did actually learn their lesson on that. I predict we see a marginal price increase in 2026, as we've seen each year, and nothing much else changes. They're happy with what they've got with the Halloween parties.

 

[HauntedPirate]

Disney is not going to increase the attendance cap. There was too much blowback on that last time. They did actually learn their lesson on that. I predict we see a marginal price increase in 2026, as we've seen each year, and nothing much else changes. They're happy with what they've got with the Halloween parties.

You don’t think they could somehow manage to squeeze in another 500 guests per night, plus come up with some upcharge offering at Beak & Barrel? You think pretty poorly of TDO. We’ll see how things turn out in… 8-9 months? I’m betting they’ll go with their standard $10/ticket increase across the board.

 

[MisterPenguin]

You don’t think they could somehow manage to squeeze in another 500 guests per night, plus come up with some upcharge offering at Beak & Barrel? You think pretty poorly of TDO. We’ll see how things turn out in… 8-9 months? I’m betting they’ll go with their standard $10/ticket increase across the board.

It's just easier to raise overall price. Easier on ops. Easier on guests to be in a park that's not overcrowded.

Disney's goal isn't to see how many people they can get to show up, but to get more money from those that do.

 

[Touchdown]

They’ll increase the tickets per night, when new rides come online. Once Cars opens that’s another few thousand a night.

 

[Basil of Baker Street]

It's crystal clear Disney is over pricing their parties. Mankind will resist.

 

[TheMaxRebo]

It's crystal clear Disney is over pricing their parties. Mankind will resist.

How is that the takeaway when they are completely sold out?