Halloween season means new fall drinks at Starbucks, making plans for your incredible costume, and spooky movie watch parties. It also means that it’s time to get your boo basket ready!

In case you’re not familiar with boo baskets already, they’re a cute tradition where neighbors “boo” each other by leaving a basket full of goodies in front of the door, ringing the doorbell, and running away. If you get “boo’d,” you’ll swap out the goodies with new items and pass on the basket to someone else! Whether this is a time-honored tradition where you live or you want to start it up yourself, check out this guide on how to make a Disney-themed boo basket for under $30!

First, you’ll need the basket itself to hold the goodies. We found a Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas treat basket from Spirit Halloween that will do the trick.

The basket is made with paper and felt, and it has scenes from the movie on all four sides. You can order it for $9.99.

Click here to buy the Nightmare Before Christmas candy bucket.

Or, if you’re going for a less spooky vibe for your basket, check out this Moana-themed candy bucket.

It has characters like Moana, Maui, Pua, and Hei Hei all over. This one is a little cheaper as well, at $7.99.

Click here to buy the Moana candy bucket.

Now that you’ve got a bucket, it’s time to fill it up! We’ll start with an essential Halloween staple: CANDY. For this bucket, you can get any candy to do the job! There’s a 10 oz. pack of mini Hershey’s chocolate bars from Target for $4.99 that’ll work just fine.

This pack has mini bars of milk chocolate, dark chocolate, Krackel chocolate, and Mr. Goodbar candy. Dump some candy in the bottom, and we’ll add more goodies on top.

Click here to buy some Hersey’s candy from Target.

Spirit Halloween had a cute little Toy Story alien light-up pumpkin for just$4.99.

The pumpkin is about 4 inches tall and lights up bright green. It uses batteries, which are included. There are several other designs to choose from on Spirit Halloween, including other Toy Story characters like Woody and Hamm or some Nightmare Before Christmas characters like Lock, Shock, and Barrel.

Click here to buy the Mini Alien Light-Up Pumpkin.

Another great choice for this bucket is the Haunted Mansion pumpkin stencil book. The book comes with 7 different patterns for carving a Haunted Mansion-themed Jack-o-Lantern, including some hitchhiking ghosts, Madame Leota, or the ride’s name.

You can get the book for $4.99.

Click here to buy the Haunted Mansion Pumpkin Stencil Book.

To complete the basket, you can add the Hitchhiking Ghosts cup, which is also a nod to the Haunted Mansion.

The plastic cup says “Beware of Hitchhiking Ghosts” and costs $2.99.

Click here to buy the Hitchhiking Ghosts Cup.

At this point, we’ve just about reached our budget of $30, but we found a bunch of other Haunted Mansion goodies at Spirit Halloween, so we’ll include some of those here in case you want to swap out any of the items we chose. First up is the Haunted Mansion Hitchhiking Ghosts magnet.

This magnet says, “Beware of Hitchhiking Ghosts” and costs $4.99.

Click here to buy the Haunted Mansion Hitchhiking Ghosts Magnet.

To highlight a different iconic quote from the ride, check out this “Look Alive” magnet.

It has a picture of the singing busts from the ride and costs $4.99.

Click here to buy the Look Alive Magnet.

And finally, we found some glow-in-the-dark Haunted Mansion window clings that your friends can use to decorate their house for the season!

There are various designs and quotes from the movie, including the singing busts, the hitchhiking ghosts, Madame Leota, and the bride. You can get the clings for $9.99.

Click here to buy the Glow In The Dark The Haunted Mansion Window Clings.

Now you’re all ready to deliver your Disney boo basket! If you want to check out even more Disney Halloween merchandise, we have a list of ALL the Halloween-themed items you can get online right now. And don’t forget to check out the Halloween Minnie ears that recently came out in Disney World, too.

If you’re going to be in Disney World for the Halloween season, you can check out our complete guide to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party! But make sure to get your tickets soon — many dates for the party have already sold out. Even if you’re not able to attend the after-hours party, you can still find lots of themed treats in Magic Kingdom — check out a full list of fall and Halloween treats here.

We’ll let you know about all the Disney Halloween updates, so stay tuned to DFB for the latest news.

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Do you celebrate Halloween with boo baskets? Let us know in the comments.