Activities on Halloween other than MNNSHP?

[staceychev]

Hi all - We're thinking of spending a couple of days in DisneyWorld on our way to Naples the first week in November this year. If plans go as I think they will, we will be in there on October 31st. I'm torn about MNSSHP because we've done it before, but our girls were a lot littler then - 5 & 10 then, 11 & 16 this fall. Anyway, if we decide not to spring for MNSSHP tickets, are there other fun Halloween related activities, either at other parks or at resorts, Disney Springs, Boardwalk, etc? Thanks!

(For more clarification - depending on how we time our arrival, we will be getting there, by train, either on the 30th or 31st. If we arrive on the 31st, I don't want to pay for a park ticket that day because it's not a full day. In that case, I'll either do the MNSSHP tickets, or else do pool and Disney Springs that day. If we arrive on the 30th, we would be in a park on the 31st.)

ETA - I know it's too early to know specifics, especially with Covid. I'm more interested in speculation based on past years.

 

[mitsukoshi samurai]

No info on mnsshp yet

 

[Gina-Gina-Bo-Bina]

It's far too soon to speculate what special Halloween events might be running by fall 2021.

That said, in past years, the Return to Sleepy Hollow event at Fort Wilderness was very well done. We combined it with a hay ride through the fort to see some of the fabulous decorations in rhe campsites. If it is able to resume this year, it would be an excellent alternative to MNSSHP.

 

[ucf_knight]

Hi all - We're thinking of spending a couple of days in DisneyWorld on our way to Naples the first week in November this year. If plans go as I think they will, we will be in there on October 31st. I'm torn about MNSSHP because we've done it before, but our girls were a lot littler then - 5 & 10 then, 11 & 16 this fall. Anyway, if we decide not to spring for MNSSHP tickets, are there other fun Halloween related activities, either at other parks or at resorts, Disney Springs, Boardwalk, etc? Thanks!

(For more clarification - depending on how we time our arrival, we will be getting there, by train, either on the 30th or 31st. If we arrive on the 31st, I don't want to pay for a park ticket that day because it's not a full day. In that case, I'll either do the MNSSHP tickets, or else do pool and Disney Springs that day. If we arrive on the 30th, we would be in a park on the 31st.)

Rent a golf cart and tour the fort camp sites. It won’t disappoint with all the decorations.

 

[staceychev]

Thank you both - I've literally never set foot in Fort Wilderness, so that might be a lot of fun!