pdude81
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The first date and Halloween weekend will vanish on the first day but I imagine most of the others you'll have hours or days to acquire.
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News Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party returns for 2022
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Fido Chuckwagon
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Honestly not as bad as I thought it was going to be. $85 per person in 2019 just adjusted for inflation these past three years is over $100 per person.From $109.
Fido Chuckwagon
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I'm going to be there the week of August 14th through the 20th, so I'm hoping to acquire either the 16th or 19th. Thanks!
RememberWhen
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The prices aren’t as bad as I was expecting. Has anyone seen which dates will have AP/DVC discount?
pdude81
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Same general period for me. I think you'll be ok for either of those if you have your stuff linked and try to buy in the first few days. Even boo bash didn't sell out many dates at much lower numbers for a bit.
Grumpy4196
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Even more surprised they went back to the 4PM entry.
Event Times
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party will take place from 7:00 PM to midnight.
Ticket holders will be admitted to Magic Kingdom park as early as 4:00 PM on the valid date of their ticket--giving them even more time to enjoy park favorites before the event begins! These date-specific event tickets do not require an additional day theme park ticket or theme park reservation.
And give up the chance to sell the park twice in one day?
Vacationeer
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- In the Parks
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Oct 30th here. Would like to go on my Halloween BDay but then we’d miss Epcot night EMH. MK fireworks will only be 2 nights that last 7 day stretch, Wed & Sat. Party on Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sun & Mon. Oof.
Incorrect. $85 in 2019 would be $96 in 2022.
They're achieving their goal of having party tickets be just as expensive as regular day tickets. And general response? "This isn't bad" "Prices seem about right". Mission accomplished.
"Why sell the parks once, when you can sell them twice in the same day for the same price?"
ToTBellHop
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$109 ain’t too bad to celebrate Halloween with 25000 of my closest friends in August.
Don't get me wrong, we understand the appeal of MNSSHP, having done a few of them back in the 2000's and early 2010's, when crowds were manageable, and even almost good. These days, at these prices with that many people? Not a chance.
DisneyDreamer08
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I don't think they have been published yet.
Casper Gutman
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I was wrong. I did not think this would happen and said as much. This is good.
Still criminally expensive, though (hey, there's a limit on the extent to which I can admit I was wrong!)
Still criminally expensive, though (hey, there's a limit on the extent to which I can admit I was wrong!)
In Bob's eyes, that's a bargain at twice the price!
Yep not available yet
CntrlFlPete
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i'm not disagreeing here, but looking at a day in AUG, the party still 'seems' a better deal w/ a day ticket at $134 and a party ticket at $109. They've really bumped everything up, I think day tickets tend to run around $119 to $149.
I just find their variable pricing impossible to understand. When you hit the later part of Sept, the party becomes more costly than a day ticket.
AEfx
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From $109.
'member when you could get tickets for like $34? And it actually included all kinds of cool and unique things?
I 'member.
The Colonel
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10/16 I'm a sucker...I mean I'll be there.