DCA is not decorated, for the most part. You'll find some merchandise and seasonal foods there (as you will in
Disneyland), and a couple of small displays, but that's about it. That has been one of my major complaints about Halloween Time for years -- there is nothing Halloween-ish in that park.
We have a whole Halloween Time at Disneyland Resort (which includes DCA) Superthread that discusses all of that (where decorations can be found, etc.), and everything else about Halloween Time season too. Just jump in and join us at any time. In this post from that thread --
http://www.disboards.com/threads/ha...hp-nights-now-sold-out.3270919/#post-51326925 -- you will see what
used to be present in DCA. The Halloween version of the Mad T Party is not there this year. Duffy's Pumpkin Patch is not there anymore. Long, long ago there was Candy Corn Acres -- but that has not been in place since 2009.
Here is where you will find Halloween decorations:
---On the tram path from the Mickey & Friends parking lot to Downtown Disney
---Main Street in DL (including window displays and in-store displays; Pumpkin Festival, with 300+ pumpkins on balconies, etc.)
---Frontierland in DL (Dia de los Muertos display, Ray Bradbury Halloween Tree; Big Thunder Ranch; decorations in the shops)
---New Orleans Square (Nightmare Before Christmas-themed accents can be found here and there in the vicinity of Haunted Mansion Holiday, but they are there through the holidays too)
---Above the DL turnstiles
---Floral Mickey at the entrance to DL wears a Halloween mask
---Toontown has some smaller pumpkins around the entrance and a couple of other spots
---In DCA -- I think there are a couple of small window displays or in-store displays, maybe on Buena Vista Street and in the store near the Tower of Terror exit, and perhaps in a store in Paradise Pier.
---Downtown Disney -- A couple of displays in World of Disney
---Grand Californian Hotel lobby -- Look for the Halloween "Tree-t" Cake
