If it’s going to be May, then it’s time to get ready for Halloween. We are at the halfway point to Halloween, and as such, Disneyland Resort just shared new dates for their annual After Dark special, Oogie Boogie Bash – A Disney Halloween Party.
The spooky event returns for 27 select nights for the 2024 Halloween season — more nights than ever before. Not only that, but Disneyland theme parks around the world are also in a ghastly mood.
Oogie Boogie Bash – A Disney Halloween Party brings all of your favorite villains together in one place. Additionally, guests of all ages are encouraged to wear their favorite Halloween costumes — costumes are subject to Disney special event costume guidelines — and enjoy immersive treat trails, special entertainment, themed merchandise, food and beverages, and more available only during Oogie Boogie Bash nights, which will be returning on 27 select enchanting nights from Sunday, August 25 through Thursday, October 31 — Halloween night!
Over at Walt Disney World, guests can experience favorite entertainment, new offerings, and trick-or-treating during the highly anticipated return of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom Park. Don’t be afraid to take a couple of photos with Mickey and Minnie in their new costumes. Character interactions include Bruno and Mirabel in the Fantasy Garden. And if you’re ready to bust a move on the dance floor, then head over to DescenDANCE Party.
This high-energy show is inspired by the upcoming Disney+ movie, Descendants: The Rise of Red, and is a separately ticketed event, which will kick off on August 9 and will take place on select nights through October 31.
Of course, Disneyland Resort isn’t the only park to celebrate Halloween. If guests happen to find themselves on a Disney Cruise Line during their Halloween on the High Seas festivities, then they’ll get to party with Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and Donald Duck. Mickey and Minnie are both dapper and spooky in their batty ensembles, and Donald has put together a gentleman spider costume sure to impress. Crews are also wearing their Halloween best. So prepare to have a scary good time at Mickey’s Mouse-querade, trick or treating, and nibbling on frightening eats. Halloween on the High Seas sailings sets on select dates in September and October.
Halloween is also celebrated on a global scale. From September 12 to October 31, guests at Hong Kong Disneyland can experience House of De Vil-lains, the award-winning show Let’s Get Wicked, and Nightmare Before Dinner. This enhancement wouldn’t be complete without character greetings and atmosphere show.
Disneyland Paris has their own hauntingly good time with the Disney Halloween Festival. From October 1 to November 3, guests can watch the fan-favorite show Mickey’s Halloween Celebration, meet their favorite Disney Villains, experience the iconic Phantom Manor, and more.
Finally, Tokyo Disney Resort is reimagined for Disney Halloween. Guests can experience new entertainment and more from October 1 to November 7.