Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Can you post the link to the ticket info on the Disneyland website? I can't find it.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Oh I found it, sheesh you have to look so hard for things on the DL website! https://disneyland.disney.go.com/events-tours/mickeys-halloween-party/?CMP=SOC-DPFY14Q4HalloweenTimeattheDisneylandResortReturnsSeptember12October31with14NightsofMickey’sHalloweenParty000502-07-14 By the way, I'm not dressing up and neither is my husband, but my kids are. Son is going to be Captain Hook, and my daughter is going to be a zebra.
Originally Posted By tashajilek You know Disneyland is one of the few places you can get away with looking like a dork. Not sure what costume to wear this year.
Originally Posted By koolaidmom We can't decide whether to go the 20th or the 22nd. My daughter was to be an ewok, i found a hoodie that is princess leia. What do you think? PS i just set an alarm on my phone to buy tickets next wed
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Here is some good info I found: "Halloween Time Returns September 12 to October 31 Disneyland has released the much-anticipated HalloweenTime schedule for 2014, confirming the return of seasonal attractions like Haunted Mansion Holiday and Space Mountain Ghost Galaxy, and the Dia de los Muertos celebration in Frontierland. The announcement makes reference to "famous Disney Villains," and seeing "Mickey Mouse and his friends in Halloween costumes," so it's a safe bet that the Halloween Carnival is returning to the Big Thunder Ranch Jamboree. Disneyland is hosting Mickey's Halloween Party on 14 nights in 2014. Ticket prices jumped by $3 over the 2013 event, with most nights now going for $70 per person, and the Halloween night event priced at $77 per person. Passholders save $7 off the advance purchase price (down from $8 last year) on selected event nights. Disney has not confirmed if the popular Toontown pre-party will return for the 2014 event. Tickets go on sale July 16 for Annual Passholders, Disney Vacation Club members and Disney Visa cardholders. The general public can buy tickets starting July 30. Tickets will be available for purchase online; dates and (day-of, advanced purchase, and annual passholder advanced purchase) Based on past years, we expect tickets for the Friday, October 3 event to sell out first. This is the only October Friday night event eligible for the Annual Passholder and advanced purchase discounts. The October 10 event (CHOC Walk weekend), and the October 17 event (UEA school break) will probably sell out before the end of September. As Halloween is a Friday night this year and not a Thursday school night as it was in 2013, that date will likely be very popular. None of the event dates sold out until the first week of September last year, but it's not a bad idea to buy the tickets as soon as you pick a date and avoid any disappointment. Disney does not post warnings when event dates are reaching capacity, and every year readers get caught off guard when their chosen date sells out before they can get tickets."
Originally Posted By Bellella It says on the D-land website that they're closing down the Mansion on August 25. I'm guessing for a way-too-early decorating spree? Or will they wait till September like they usually do?
Originally Posted By LacyBelle August 25 seems about right. The past few years the HM has closed the Monday prior to Labor Day. They need the full three weeks to complete the overlay before Halloweentime starts on September 12. When Halloweentime started at the end of September, I believe the closure would start after Labor Day. Since the 'season' has been moved up to begin in med-September the past few years, the closure is in late August.
Originally Posted By Bellella Well that's just great. Now I have to either plan a trip right before it closes, or wait till the 17 to go and see Haunted Mansion Holiday. What about Space Mountain? When will it close for its overlay?
Originally Posted By faron Forget ghost galaxy, the million dollar question is: will there be Cadaver Dan's? No Dan's then no faron
Originally Posted By LacyBelle It only takes them a couple of days to install the Ghost Galaxy overlay on Space. I would guess it would be closed September 8 to 11, re-opening on September 12 for the start of Halloweentime.
Originally Posted By koolaidmom We decided. I bought Halloween tickets for the 20th. So much fun is expected.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance So, how are the trick or treat stations set up at the party? Are they spread all through the park, or just in certain areas?
Originally Posted By tashajilek They are spread out around the park and I'm pretty sure they give you a map with where to find all the stations.
Originally Posted By LuvsDsnyTrips You won't have to look hard for them and you will get lots of candy A big white ghost or a pumpkin are usually lit up at the candy stations Plus....where one station is....usually there are 2 more right there It can be a long line....but, do not despair....moves really fast and you are so busy looking at all the costumes....you don't notice I can't wait!
Originally Posted By LuvsDsnyTrips All kinds Healthy things and lots of chocolates Miniature candy bars....at each station They usually put a whole handful in your bag at each station They are not stingy with it We always end up giving it to our hotel front desk person...as we fly and we are not taking it with us Just a warning....our first party....we got caught up in everything going on right around TMRR area and there was a lot going on....that we missed the parade and everything else going on thru out the park Yes, we virtually were in one area (taking it all in) the whole time and time just got away from us
Originally Posted By LuvsDsnyTrips Plus...if you are in the park during the day and then later on that same evening for the party....you will be surprised at how certain areas transform so quickly...I won't spoil it for you....but, it's pretty cool