Halloween & Bonfire Night

[ppow]

we will be in Orlando during both Halloween and for Bonfire Night (and my DS 8th birthday 3/11)

so has anyone been out there at that time of year and what do we not want to miss??

 

[Claire L]

Bonfire night is solely a Bristih thing but Halloween is really well celebrated in the US and at WDW there is Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party for selected dates from mid September to October 31st

Claire

 

[natalielongstaff]

i agree forget bonfire night halloween is BIG in the us tho and lots more fun than here

 

[Obi Wan Kenobi]

Don't forget Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights.
Plenty of costumes available from the stores as well as special Halloween candy, Special Halloween cakes etc as well.

Doesn't Bonfire night now go on in the UK for around two months??
Thats eems to be the time I need to keep one of my dogs sedated for.

 

[Netty]

Don't forget Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights.
Plenty of costumes available from the stores as well as special Halloween candy, Special Halloween cakes etc as well.

Doesn't Bonfire night now go on in the UK for around two months??
Thats eems to be the time I need to keep one of my dogs sedated for.

yep it starts around sept/october doesn't it.. my poor dog gets so frightened of the fireworks.

 

[Claire L]

Don't forget Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights.
Plenty of costumes available from the stores as well as special Halloween candy, Special Halloween cakes etc as well.

Doesn't Bonfire night now go on in the UK for around two months??
Thats eems to be the time I need to keep one of my dogs sedated for.

Yes it does here in East Sussex with all the bonfire Societies, each having their own processions and bonfires each weekend, and the big bash at Lewes on November the 5th!

Claire

 

[ppow]

Do you need separate tickets for Halloween at WDW?

Has anyone been to universal at Halloween? SOmeone has just told me it will be too scary for my youngest and the Universal gears towards adults/teens and that WDW is better for DS but she thinks it may mean another ticket..

 

[natalielongstaff]

Do you need separate tickets for Halloween at WDW?

Has anyone been to universal at Halloween? SOmeone has just told me it will be too scary for my youngest and the Universal gears towards adults/teens and that WDW is better for DS but she thinks it may mean another ticket..

wdw does require another ticket for the halloween party, link below

http://www.wdwinfo.com/holidays/halloween.htm

i also think universal is more for teens/adults.

hth

 

[ppow]

thanks

great help and advice, as usual