HalloweenTime at DLR Superthread #4

[Sherry E]

Okay... I have to get caught up on some odds and ends in this thread, namely adding in all of the most recent MHP reviews to the dedicated MHP Reviews post (which is linked in the MHP FAQs) and updating a couple of different page 1 posts with the latest MHP sellout dates/info.

I also have to add in a few links to other posts on page 1 (the tasks pile up quickly when I don't sign in for a few days!), as well as see if any of your questions went unanswered. I think that figment_jii and others did a great job of answering questions and giving out info (and, by the way, figment_jii, thank you for the great MHP review with photos!), but I will double check to be sure nothing was missed or see if there is anything for which I want to give additional commentary.

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Before I begin getting caught up, let me knock out some random Halloween-related items and/or links that I would have posted/shared over this past week anyway (if I'd had the time to sign in!). Many of these will be things that you all may have already seen or heard about, but I am posting them for the people who have not seen or heard about them:


Halloween Television Fun!!!

1) As you may have already noticed, Travel Channel has begun airing its usual Halloween-related shows (Halloween Crazier, Halloween Night Frights, etc., etc.). So far, I have not seen any indication that there will be new Travel Channel Halloween shows this year -- which is very odd, as they usually put out at least 2 new ones each year;

2) The new season of Halloween Wars on the Food Network begins tomorrow -- Sunday, October 5, 2014 -- and will have new episodes on 10/12, 10/19 and 10/26;

3) ABC Family's "13 Nights of Halloween" begins on Sunday, October 19, 2014;

4) The Disney Channel's full month of "Monstober" programming began on Thursday, October 2, 2014;

5) The Syfy Channel's "31 Days of Halloween" began on Wednesday, October 1, 2014;

6) AMC's "FearFest" programming begins on Friday, October 17, 2014;

7) Turner Classic Movies is airing at least one classic horror movie or suspense movie every day this month, but towards the end of October the scary movies pick up, and there are marathons airing on 10/25, 10/28 and 10/31;

8) The classic (and one of my personal favorites) It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown will air on ABC on Wednesday, October 15, 2014;

9) The same team who did the 2013 holiday competition show, The Great Christmas Light Fight, has made a new Halloween-specific special called The Great Halloween Fright Fight, which will air on Tuesday, October 28th, on ABC;

10) Toy Story of TERROR! will repeat on ABC, on Wednesday, October 15, 2014; and

11) Considering all of the Halloween and Fall-themed items taking up space on store shelves this year, I am surprised at the shortage of seasonal commercials. I really have not seen many Halloween or Fall-specific TV ads so far -- Totino's, Twizzler and Twix are the ones that spring to mind, as well as the general "seasonal" Coffee Mate ad.

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Pumpkin Pandemonium Updates (most info provided by The Impulsive Buy or GrubGrade)!!!

New and/or current on the Halloween/Fall/Harvest food scene:

1) Trick OREO Treat ice cream is the flavor of the month of October at Baskin Robbins;

2) The Pumpkin Pie Blizzard is the Blizzard of the Month at Dairy Queen;

3) The very confusing Russell Stover Milk Chocolate Apple Pie Candy Pumpkins (?? This is clearly candy that is suffering an identity crisis);

4) International Delight's Caramel Marshmallow coffee creamer;

5) Dannon Oikos' Caramel on Top Bananas Foster Greek Yogurt;

6) Krusteaz's Crisp toppings and Cobbler toppings;

7) (In stores) Starbucks Discoveries' Gingerbread Latte Iced Café Favorites;

8) Libby's Pumpkin Cheesecake Kit;

9) Apple Pear Strudel Clif Bars;

10) Duncan Hines' Decadent Caramel Apple Cupcake Mix;

11) Jell-O Pumpkin Spice Cheesecake pudding; and

12) Gevalia Pumpkin Spice Coffee.

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Miscellaneous Disneyland Resort Halloween Time/Autumn Fun!!!

1) Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen's "The Password is Murder" Interactive Murder Mystery Show takes place on Wednesday, October 22, 2014, at 6 p.m. Theme-specific costumes are encouraged. Reservation Info and Menu can be found -- HERE;

2) Uva Bar's Oktoberfest Menu (not sure of the available dates) can be found -- HERE;

3) Catal's Fall Menu (which starts on Thursday, October 16, 2014) is -- HERE;

4) Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria's Fall Menu begins on Monday, October 6, 2014, and can be found -- HERE;

5) The Disney Food Blog did a piece on the Halloween glow cubes that can be found at DLR -- HERE;

6) MiceChat offered up a couple of interesting Halloween Time and MHP-related articles -- HERE and HERE;

7) From Disneyland News -- "#HalloweenTime Tweetable Tips" (press release, 10/1/14) -- HERE;

8) From the Disney Parks Blog -- "Time-Lapse Video: Haunted Mansion Holiday Gingerbread House Installed at Disneyland Park" --
posted on October 1st, 2014 by Erin Glover, Social Media Director, Disneyland Resort -- HERE;

9) From the Disney Parks Blog -- "New Halloween Trick-or-Treat Totes at Disney Parks" -- posted on October 3rd, 2014 by Jean Volante, Manager of Dream Making, Disney Floral & Gifts/DEG -- HERE;

10) From the Disney Parks Blog -- "New, Yet Familiar Faces Animate Haunted Mansion Holiday at Disneyland Park" -- posted on October 3rd, 2014 by Shannon Swanson, Public Relations Manager, Disneyland Resort -- HERE;

11) From the DIS Unplugged's Disneyland Podcast -- 10/2/14 -- "A Tale of Two Halloween Parties", in which Tom Bell and Michael Bowling discuss their experiences at Mickey's Halloween Party and Universal Studios Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights!!; and

12) From D23 -- "11 Not-To-Miss Halloween Attractions at Disneyland Resort" -- posted on September 4, 2014.

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I'm so glad it's October!! The Fun Months (Oct-Nov-Dec) are finally here! If only it were not over 100 degrees outside, it would be even better! The mornings are a bit cool, but it probably won't really start to become "Fall" until next month here in SoCal. I am so sick of Summer -- because not only does Summer make me miserable for more than 3 months out of the year, it also tries to ruin my Fall fun too!

What is funny is that, for a few days before this current heat wave kicked in, when it dropped down to a glacial 75 degrees in L.A. , one of our weather people said on the news that it was "refreshing" to be able to grab for the sweaters and sweatshirts and enjoy the "crisp, cool air."

That gives you an idea of how warm it's been this year -- at the first sign of a 70-something day, people are running for the sweaters and sweatshirts. Who do you know that wears sweaters or sweatshirts on a 75-degree day and thinks that it is "cool and crisp" outside? It is still warm in SoCal when it is 75 degrees! The sun is harsh. It may not be 104 degrees, but it's still warm! My idea of cool and crisp and "Brrrrr, let me grab my sweater" weather is a lot different (like... 50 degrees and lower)!

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[6Smiles]

Just back from our trip last night. Will post my review of Tuesdays party tomorrow. Fantastic trip will lots of magic!

 

[lorijohnhill]

Can anyone offer any advice on how the children in Frozen costumes get picked to walk in the parade?

 

[Sherry E]

Anyone who is going to Mickey's Halloween Party before the end of the month and doesn't want to flip through the most recent pages to find the reviews that have already come in, here are most of the comments and reviews of the 3 MHPs that have taken place so far this year, courtesy of our helpful DIS'ers (I will continue to add to the list of MHP reviews as more people report back to us here, and as more MHPs take place. The full list of 2013 and 2014 reviews can be found -- HERE):

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Friday, September 26, 2014

DIS'er ClosetDisneyJunkie said, "Not crazy crowded at all. The treat trail lines are long but move at a reasonable pace." Read the rest of the brief recap -- HERE.

DIS'er figment_jii said, "Tons of candy! The peanut chews are the dominant candy, but a good assortment in general..." Read the rest of the noteworthy highlights of the night -- HERE. (See the 2014 MHP Map that figment_jii scanned -- HERE.)

Read figment_jii's complete 9/26/14 MHP report (with lots of photos) -- HERE, HERE and HERE.

DIS'er BayGirl22 -- an MHP first-timer -- said, "We had short lines for rides too. SMGG was close to walk on during the first Cavalcade." The rest of her review can be found -- HERE.

DIS'er mikana876 said, "Crowds were pretty much how I expected. Probably a 7-8 on a scale of 10. It got kind of nuts as 7 hit and the regular park guests were told to leave." Read the rest of the review/report -- HERE.

DIS'er briggscreek said, "We didn't care much for the Cavalcade (too cutesy and it was really short)..." See the rest of the Halloween Time/Mickey's Halloween Party recap -- HERE.

TulipsNZ attended the MHP for the first time and said that it was a "...walk on for many rides..." Read the rest of the very brief recap -- HERE -- and see photos HERE.

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Tuesday, September 30, 2014

DIS'er ten6mom said, "We are just back from the MHP. It seemed very crowded to me but I don't have a good recollection of last year so no real basis for comparison." Read the rest of her recap -- HERE.

kim3339 had a great time at her MHP and added, "The treat lines were kinda long, especially the Monorail one." Her detailed review can be found -- HERE.

starshine514 said, "If I had one piece of advice for those entering just for the party at the 3-hour mark, it would be to arrive early. They were putting the wristbands on us as we entered, and it severely slowed the line." Read the rest of the recap -- HERE.

bearette said, "As a mom to 2.5 year olds I recommend the party. Not scary and my kids loved it." Read the rest of the recap -- HERE.

CassieF said, "We waited once for the villains in town square, and it was a long wait, plus we missed out on a good set of characters and got Jafar, Queen, and Hook." The rest of the review can be found -- HERE.

APE, an MHP first-timer, said of the Toontown Pre-Party, "They had three character spots going on at once by the gazebo. When we got in line, they had Chip and Dale, Clarabelle & Horace and Goofy. Then they switched to Mickey & Minnie, Pluto and Donald." Read the full recap -- HERE.

2tinkerbell attended her first MHP and said, "The entire Main Street was wall to wall people. It was something to see - I don't think I've ever seen Main Street so full of people before." She added, "Overall it was very much worth it. I appreciated the CM's as they were checking for wristbands a lot." Read her detailed review and recap Including some observations about the Toontown Pre-Party) -- HERE.

Diszona said, "One bit of advice, at least from our experience, is if you have little ones who want to meet Mickey and Minnie, their meet and greet by Big Thunder Ranch was pretty empty later in the evening, plus Woody was also back there with no line at all." Read additional comments -- HERE.

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Friday, October 3, 2014

DIS'er bouds said, "Seemed much more crowded around NOS than the rest of the park." The rest of the recap, including details about the Toontown Pre-Party, can be found -- HERE.

grnflash posted about the Toontown Pre-Party, "We went on Friday when the pre-party started at 6. We got our wristbands from inside the park around 4:30 and people were already lining up for Toontown." See the rest of the comments -- HERE.

abminer said about the Toontown Pre-Party, "Characters we saw were Clarabelle and Horace, Halloween Mickey and Minnie (big line even during the pre party), regular Pluto, and Sailor Donald." Read the rest of the recap -- HERE.

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And, currently the only upcoming MHP night that is not sold is Wednesday, October 29th (10/22 and 10/27 sold out yesterday). This would be consistent with what happened in 2013 and 2012 -- when the MHPs immediately before Halloween night remained available all the way up until the time of the party, or just prior to it.

The other night that didn't appear to have sold out this year was the Tuesday, 9/30 party -- at least, according to the DLR website. As figment_jii said, it was not possible to buy online tickets on 9/30, but most likely that was because the Day-of-Event tickets had to be purchased at the DLR ticket booths.

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[Peace.love.mickey]

Does anyone know what constitutes a sell out??? How many tickets? What is a normal DL sell out?

 

[Sherry E]

Does anyone know what constitutes a sell out??? How many tickets? What is a normal DL sell out?

Peace.love.mickey --

No one really knows how many MHP tickets are sold, from what it seems. I have heard/seen numbers tossed around -- and I think those were more guesses or speculation than actual inside intel -- that ranged from 10,000 to 40,000 tickets per party.

I suppose that it's possible that Disney might also sell fewer or more tickets for certain nights, but I don't know if they do that. For example, they could sell 20,000 tickets for an early weeknight party (which then sells out) and 40,000 tickets for a Friday party (which then sells out too). I don't know if they sell the same number of tickets for each night, though I used to think they did.

I can't recall the capacity maximum/limit for a normal, non-party day at Disneyland (like, for instance, a day in the post-Christmas/pre-New Year's week) but I think it's easier to find that out than it is to find out the number of MHP tickets sold.

 

[Peace.love.mickey]

Peace.love.mickey -- No one really knows how many MHP tickets are sold, from what it seems. I have heard/seen numbers tossed around -- and I think those were more guesses or speculation than actual inside intel -- that ranged from 10,000 to 40,000 tickets per party. I suppose that it's possible that Disney might also sell fewer or more tickets for certain nights, but I don't know if they do that. For example, they could sell 20,000 tickets for an early weeknight party (which then sells out) and 40,000 tickets for a Friday party (which then sells out too). I don't know if they sell the same number of tickets for each night, though I used to think they did. I can't recall the capacity maximum/limit for a normal, non-party day at Disneyland (like, for instance, a day in the post-Christmas/pre-New Year's week) but I think it's easier to find that out than it is to find out the number of MHP tickets sold.

Interesting..... Thanks!

 

[TulipsNZ]

We went to the 26th Sept party, I had an issue with getting my tickets issued (overseas guest) so went to the ticket booth on the morning of the party, the guy in front of me managed to get 6 tickets to the party that night, I know it was sold out long before online so I'm not sure exactly what constitutes sold out.

We had an amazing time, walk on for many rides, normal characters dressed up, lots of walk ups to get candy and we loved the 11:50pm Villain show where they all said goodbye

 

[grnflash]

Anyone who is going to Mickey's Halloween Party before the end of the month and doesn't want to flip through the most recent pages to find the reviews that have already come in, here are most of the comments and reviews of the 3 MHPs that have taken place so far this year, courtesy of our helpful DIS'ers (I will continue to add to the list of MHP reviews as more people report back to us here, and as more MHPs take place. The full list of 2013 and 2014 reviews can be found -- HERE):

Hey Sherry, thanks for all this. I'm sure it takes a bit of your time. And although we already attended a party, I still love reading others' reports. And seeing a few come in before we went on 10/3 was helpful. Thanks again!

 

[Sherry E]

Pumpkin Pandemonium rages on!!

Dunkin' Donuts is fully embracing its Halloween/Fall side! Not only does DD sell Pumpkin Crème Brulee Coffee and Lattes (about which I posted quite a while back), but DD also sells:

(From GrubGrade)


Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate;

Pumpkin Coffee and Lattes;

Halloween Pumpkin Donuts;

Pumpkin Pie Donuts;

Pumpkin Donuts and MUNCHKINS® Donut Hole Treats; and

Pumpkin Muffins!!!!


I have said it before, and I will say it again -- I don't think I recall ever seeing quite as many different brands/stores/restaurants putting out Halloween or Autumn-inspired products as I have seen this year. I could be wrong -- maybe I missed something somewhere along the line and this Pumpkin Pandemonium, Caramel Apple Chaos, Candy Corn Confusion and Halloween Hoopla on the store shelves and counters has been going on for a while. (I remember once commenting to a friend years ago that I was suddenly beginning to see a lot of dresses with fish or seashell designs on them all over the place. She wondered if there really was a sudden influx of ocean-themed dresses being sold/worn, or if they had been around all along -- and if once I noticed one of them I began to notice ALL of them.)

I wish there were a way to get numbers, stats and figures after Halloween is over -- I would love to know what the sales were like for all of these products between July and October, and if, for example, Pumpkin-flavored items sold more than Caramel Apple-flavored items.

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We went to the 26th Sept party, I had an issue with getting my tickets issued (overseas guest) so went to the ticket booth on the morning of the party, the guy in front of me managed to get 6 tickets to the party that night, I know it was sold out long before online so I'm not sure exactly what constitutes sold out.

We had an amazing time, walk on for many rides, normal characters dressed up, lots of walk ups to get candy and we loved the 11:50pm Villain show where they all said goodbye

TulipsNZ --

Welcome back!

Were you able to go to the Irvine Park Railroad Pumpkin Patch? I know it was part of your plan at one time or another. If so, how was it?

I'm so glad to read that you had a great time at the MHP -- I'd love to hear more details!

I could be totally wrong about how the whole 'MHP ticket sellout' thing works, but I am going to guess it goes something like this (or close to it):

There is probably a general supply of MHP tickets that is initially divided up somehow (probably not an equal division), between online sales, phone orders and ticket booth purchases. What may show as sold out online could still be available for a limited time over the phone or at the ticket booths in advance.

I think that there may also be a certain number of tickets set aside to add to onsite hotel guests' accounts/reservations when they first book their rooms, as well as maybe some tickets set aside for special groups, businesses, VIPs, travel agencies, etc.

Whatever is left over from the various stashes or sub-stashes of tickets is probably then offered up to the onsite hotel guests on the mornings of the MHPs -- but they have to act quickly to get them at or shortly after 7 a.m.

Whatever is not snapped up at the hotels, and whatever is left over from any other stashes that we don't know about is probably then released back to the ticket booths for those last minute, day-of-event purchases. So sometimes there will be more tickets available at the ticket booths on the days of the events, and sometimes there will be fewer tickets available -- or none at all -- depending on how many tickets have been sold through the other options prior to the day of the event.

My guess is that, most of the time, there will be some MHP tickets available at the ticket booths on the days of the events (Disney makes more money per ticket on those last minute sales, so it would benefit them to make some of them available), but the number will vary. There will be times when there are no last minute tickets available at all, or they get snapped up very early in the day.

Hey Sherry, thanks for all this. I'm sure it takes a bit of your time. And although we already attended a party, I still love reading others' reports. And seeing a few come in before we went on 10/3 was helpful. Thanks again!

grnflash --

You're welcome -- and thank you for the kind words! You're right -- it does take some time putting everything together (for this thread and for my Christmas/Holiday Season Superthread), but hopefully it is something that's useful.

Plus, assembling everyone's reviews also helps the reviewers to know that their recaps are being read and paid attention to, and that they will help future MHP guests -- both the party goers this year and in the next couple of years.

On that note, let us know what your experience was at the MHP on 10/3!!

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[sandgrace]

Figment Goes to Mickey's Halloween Party, 9/26/14

Continuing with Figment Goes to Mickey's Halloween Party (9/26/14)....
Halloween Screams is the big fireworks spectacular. It’s my favorite fireworks show in all of Disney, partially because Zero flies! It's harder and harder to find a good, non-hub spot because of the trees on both sides of the Partner Statue area. Those really can affect your ability to see the show. For Halloween Screams, make sure you can see the left side of the castle (when facing it) because that's where the ball appears. Unfortunately, this year, only part of Screams was presented due to winds. It started as normal, but ended just as the Maleficent sequence was beginning (so probably about 1/2 to 2/3rds of the way through). Still, we got to see Zero fly at least once!

Thanks for your review and pics! We're going on Wednesday and I can't wait! What time do you recommend getting there to save your spot for the fireworks?

 

[MermaidHair]

Hey there! I love hearing all the stories from the Halloween parties. Thanks to all for sharing. I am starting to put together my "plan of attack" for our party on 10/31 and I have a couple of questions. I think this will be our only evening in DL because we will be at DCA the next night for World of Color. Will my favorite nighttime rides at DL be running during the MHP? Specifically, the Canal Boats, Tea Party, and BTMRR. (I also like Jungle Cruise at night but others in my party are indifferent - ! )

Also, I read about a pre party at the BTR Halloween Carnival on another site. Does anyone here have any details or reports from that? I am particularly interested in the timing of that on Friday evenings.

Finally, I am traveling with a group of 9, four of whom are ages 11-14. In an effort to make sure the kids eat something other than candy I have made dinner reservations for the Carnation Cafe at 5:30 pm. Any thoughts about the timing of that dinner reservation? Should I move it up or back at all to miss the end of regular park hours crush? We will only have MHP on this day, not regular tickets.

TIA for any help!

 

[mommaU4]

Hello, everyone! Quick question for anyone who might be able to help out.

I'm looking at hotels in the area for the weekend of October 18 and 19. Many are showing as being sold out. We were thinking of going to the parks for one day, Saturday the 18th, but now I'm a bit concerned.

Anyone care to hazard a guess on crowd levels that day?? I know it's Halloweentime which always brings big crowds, but should I be worried??

 

[Peace.love.mickey]

Where are the Villians this year???

 

[Sherry E]

Hey there! I love hearing all the stories from the Halloween parties. Thanks to all for sharing. I am starting to put together my "plan of attack" for our party on 10/31 and I have a couple of questions. I think this will be our only evening in DL because we will be at DCA the next night for World of Color. Will my favorite nighttime rides at DL be running during the MHP? Specifically, the Canal Boats, Tea Party, and BTMRR. (I also like Jungle Cruise at night but others in my party are indifferent - ! )

Also, I read about a pre party at the BTR Halloween Carnival on another site. Does anyone here have any details or reports from that? I am particularly interested in the timing of that on Friday evenings.

Finally, I am traveling with a group of 9, four of whom are ages 11-14. In an effort to make sure the kids eat something other than candy I have made dinner reservations for the Carnation Cafe at 5:30 pm. Any thoughts about the timing of that dinner reservation? Should I move it up or back at all to miss the end of regular park hours crush? We will only have MHP on this day, not regular tickets.

TIA for any help!

MermaidHair --

Bret/mvf-m11c posted some photos of the Halloween Carnival this year, and you can see the hours it is open in one of the photos -- HERE. Mummabear also posted some photos -- HERE.

The Carnival will close before nighttime, but in the daytime that's where Pirates League, the Pumpkin Carvers, the Conjure a Villain tent, the new magician and fortuneteller, characters in Halloween attire, Halloween-themed crafts, Halloween-themed games and treats (such as Candy Corn-colored Cotton Candy) can be found.

More info can be found HERE, under Frontierland/Halloween Carnival.

The list of MHP ride closures from 2013 is in the MHP FAQ post on page 1, but figment_jii will be able to tell us if there were any new closures or changes to that list this year.

Personally, I would make the Carnation Café reservation earlier than 5:30, but it depends on whether or not you plan to go to Toontown. I would get Carnation Cafe out of the way right when the entry window opened to go into the park with the MHP ticket. The Toontown Pre-Party will begin at 6 p.m. on 10/31, and it appears to only be open until 8 p.m., so if you want to go there for some treats and characters, you will want to be done with Carnation by that point.

Hello, everyone! Quick question for anyone who might be able to help out.

I'm looking at hotels in the area for the weekend of October 18 and 19. Many are showing as being sold out. We were thinking of going to the parks for one day, Saturday the 18th, but now I'm a bit concerned.

Anyone care to hazard a guess on crowd levels that day?? I know it's Halloweentime which always brings big crowds, but should I be worried??

Hi, Beth!

I just wanted to say hello and welcome, and hopefully someone else will chime in on your question. I can't see any reason why that weekend would be more crowded than any other time, unless the UEA people are still there -- but because we're so close to 10/18 and 10/19 now, I guess it doesn't shock me that the hotels would be booked.

Did you decide to skip the MHP, or did you get tickets for 10/17?

Where are the Villians this year???

Peace.love.mickey --

In the daytime you can "conjure" up one Villain at a time at the Conjure a Villain tent (at the Halloween Carnival -- I linked mvf-m11c's and mummabear's photos above, in the reply to MermaidHair).

At the MHP -- this map that figment_jii scanned shows where they are (looks like mainly Town Square).

 

[MermaidHair]

Thanks For all the info Sherry. I will see if my group is up for that earlier meal at the CC.

Regarding the Halloween Carnival, I read on another site that they are doing a pre party there in addition to the toontown pre party. I will continue to keep my ear to the ground on that one and report back if I hear any more.

 

[TulipsNZ]

Where are the Villians this year???

If you aren't concerned with meeting them and just want to see them then at 11:50pm they do a farewell dance in front of the railway station in the square. I really enjoyed this and it was a nice way to end the night.

 

[DisneyLuver2013]

Has anyone done a TR for Mickey's Halloween Party yet? I know I've seen 1 on this thread, but I was wondering if anyone else has done one?

 

[Peace.love.mickey]

If you aren't concerned with meeting them and just want to see them then at 11:50pm they do a farewell dance in front of the railway station in the square. I really enjoyed this and it was a nice way to end the night.

10 min before it closes? Our party is over at 11....

 

[Sherry E]

If you aren't concerned with meeting them and just want to see them then at 11:50pm they do a farewell dance in front of the railway station in the square. I really enjoyed this and it was a nice way to end the night.

TulipsNZ --

Did you see my post to you on the previous page? I wanted to make sure you didn't miss it!

Has anyone done a TR for Mickey's Halloween Party yet? I know I've seen 1 on this thread, but I was wondering if anyone else has done one?

DisneyLuver --

figment_jii is the one who did the TR for the MHP. I would imagine that other people will eventually do TRs for their whole Halloween Time trips, including the MHP.

These are all of the reviews and recaps of the MHP that have come in so far (some are more detailed than others) -- HERE.

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