food IS a theme park
We have some pretty spine-chilling news, you guys.
Magic Kingdom
How are you celebrating Halloween on October 31st? Well, if you’re hoping to spend the spooky day in Magic Kingdom, we can’t really blame you. The park is filled with frighteningly-fun décor, treats, costumes, and more. But are you ready for the scary news? If you haven’t gotten your park pass reservation for October 31st yet, you may already be too late.
When it comes to planning your trip to Disney World, there are plenty of things to consider!
Halloween in Walt Disney World
How many days will you need? Where should you stay? Should you attend any special events that might be going on? If you were planning on heading to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party this year, you might want to go ahead and grab those tickets because certain dates have already sold out!
Halloween can be a great time to visit Disney Parks. The season brings awesome entertainment, decorations, snacks, drinks, and merchandise!
Magic Kingdom
And now that we’re getting closer to the spooky season, we’re beginning to see the parks get busier and busier, especially on weekends. But what about Halloween, which just happens to fall on a Saturday this year?
Walt Disney World is a pretty terrific place to spend Halloween, don’t you think?
Mickey’s Happy Halloween Cavalcade in Magic Kingdom
If so, there are plenty of other people that agree with you, as evidenced by the fact that the required Disney Park Pass reservations for guests to enter a park continue to fill up on Halloween for one group of ticket holders: Annual Passholders. Magic Kingdom was completely booked for October 31st for Annual Passholders by mid-August, with Disney’s Hollywood Studios following suit later in the month. And now, three out of the four Walt Disney World theme parks are booked for Passholders. [Read more…]
As the ongoing global health crisis continues, Adventures by Disney has had to cancel many of their departures.
Culinary Port Adventure ©Disney
According to its website, more departures have just been suspended through the end of October.
As of early March, Canadian officials banned ships carrying more than 500 people from docking at Canadian ports until July.
Disney Cruise Line
Now, Canada has announced all cruise ships carrying more than 100 passengers are prohibited from operating in Canadian waters until October 31, 2020.
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