laurainsem said:
To all you experts, is there a day of the week that is known to have lower crowds than others?
This obviously depends on the schedule that Disney decides to put together for this years events. With all the different cost cutting measures it wouldn't surprise me if they have less shows this year, but that remains to be seen.
To answer your question though, I would avoid any Friday/Saturday parties they have just because the locals may migated to the parties on these two days, especially if they have kids who go to school during the week. I have always had luck on Sunday/Monday/Tuesday/Thursday parties, especially the first three days.
gretchenohar@hotmail said:
Is this appropriate for the preschool crowd? TIA...
Well, I don't have any children so this would be hard for me to answer, but I will give it a shot. I didn't feel there was anything really scary about this halloween party, after all it is the "Mickey's
Not So Scary Halloween Party"

There maybe others who can provide better feedback from their own children's experience though.
princessfionasmom said:
This will be our first time, we are so excited. Wish we could go twice but it will be only once this time. I've read so many great things about the party, can't wait. We've done
MVMCP and loved that. Can you experienced ones give us newbies some advice on what to miss?
Hmmm, This is kind of a tough thing to answer for me, especially since its my favorite party they hold. The rides themselves don't really change compared to the daytime, although since its less crowded you can take full advantage of riding some rides quite a few times. Keep in mind they limit the number of tickets sold for each party to 20,000, or at least that is what it is believed at least. So, if your party isn't sold out you probably will have plenty of time to do things. Here is what I would recommend you do though:
(1) If you have kids I recommend you have them dress up as I would say a high percentage definitely dress up. There are quite a few parents too that dress up, I was the bum who didn't but a high percentage do dress up.
(2) Definitely do trick or treating unless that doesn't float your boat, its just fun although I have sometimes seen the lines pretty long they sometimes move quickly.
(3) You have to see the "Boo To You" parade its a must see while your there, as you can see my pictures higher up on this thread.
(4) You ahve to see the "Hallowishes" fireworks since its completely different than the regular daily fireworks (Music and Fireworks themselves are different). Its the best fireworks show I have ever seen onsite.
(5) Purchase any "Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party" merchandise that you maybe interested in because it will be the only time you have the opportunity to do so. This party merchandise only comes out during the party.