Disney World may be closed for now because of the Coronavirus, but we’re not letting that stop us from looking ahead to all of the events coming up later this year, like Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
The event will run on select dates from August 13-November 1, 2020. You can already get your tickets for the event and for exciting extras like dessert parties and Cruella’s Halloween Hide-a-Way. Now, Annual Passholders can get a special treat in the form of a DISCOUNT on this year’s event.
If you’re an Annual Passholder and you buy your tickets for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party in advance, you can save an additional $5 off of each ticket.
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With the additional $10 guests can normally save when reserving tickets in advance, you should be saving about $15 per ticket!
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You can purchase your tickets on the official Disney World website or you can call (407) 939-1872 to have your tickets held at the Magic Kingdom’s Will Call window.
If you’re ready to get spooky later this year, we’ve got everything you need to know about Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party right here!
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Um… AP Holders already get a small discount on most of the MNSSHP dates. I’m remembering a $4 discount in previous years. So an extra dollar? Not that special.
Why must a Halloween that’s not even a big holiday take up 3 months? I buy a annual pass since 2008 and now from August till November my passes are limited,We dont go much during school year because kids get out of school at 5PM no time so now take away move time I just donate to Disney because we hardly ever use our passes because you go OVER BOARD with special event Halloween Is a 1 night thing NOT # MONTHS and No big savings for Pass holders WOW 4.00 its shameful give us money off annual passes if we dont get the time we pay for !!