"Official" 2016 Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party - Trick or Treat Fun

[kittyab]

I'm thinking they will be around $90 with Halloween at least $100.
Someone should start a poll and ask will you go if they are $100 or more.

To me its my favorite event and its only 2 of us so $100 isn't a big deal to me especially if it meant lower crowds.

I mean $149 for 3 hours and all you get is rides I would have no interest in that.

I hope you are wrong. If they are that much we won't be going :'(

 

[TigerlilyAJ]

I'm so sorry to bother you guys with an issue I'm sure you've addressed, but I need a definitive answer from people who are really in the know. I see all these threads claiming that adults can't dress up for the parties, which makes no sense to me, but I wanted to check here. I've gone through the last four pages, but haven't seen any discussion about it.
Adults can go in costume for the party, right?
The answer might change our trip plans. We're booking tomorrow for either Free Dining after Thanksgiving, or for a room discount for Halloween. I want Halloween in part because I want to wear a costume coordinated with my little DD.

 

[Amunet]

Yes adults can dress up. I've done it many times. They just have updated rules to include no masks, nothing floor length or largely cumbersome.

 

[ToyStory90]

Hoping if free dining drops tomorrow the on sale date will too. Only night I can do is Halloween and I know those go fast.

 

[siskaren]

Hoping if free dining drops tomorrow the on sale date will too. Only night I can do is Halloween and I know those go fast.

They don't go so fast that you need to buy them the day they go on sale - the earliest I've heard of them selling out is August.

 

[4butlers]

If prices aren't jacked up this year, we'll be there on 10/13! Otherwise, it will be a resort day.

 

[Amunet]

Free Dining was released today. Just checked MNSSHP page and no prices yet.

 

[monique5]

I'm so sorry to bother you guys with an issue I'm sure you've addressed, but I need a definitive answer from people who are really in the know. I see all these threads claiming that adults can't dress up for the parties, which makes no sense to me, but I wanted to check here. I've gone through the last four pages, but haven't seen any discussion about it.
Adults can go in costume for the party, right?
The answer might change our trip plans. We're booking tomorrow for either Free Dining after Thanksgiving, or for a room discount for Halloween. I want Halloween in part because I want to wear a costume coordinated with my little DD.

Yes adults can dress up. I've done it many times. They just have updated rules to include no masks, nothing floor length or largely cumbersome.

Yes, adults can wear costumes. See Post #1 for Costume Guidelines. Disney officially released Costume Guidelines last month. As of now, this is all we can go by until the 1st party & PP posting what's actually occurring regarding costumes @ MNSSHP.

 

[Kricketnp]

Hoping to do this October 25...and hoping the price is NOT $150 each! Yikes. We did the Christmas Party last year, and while it was fun, I'm not sure it was worth $150 so it'd be hard to justify that on Halloween.

 

[monique5]

It's my ADR week!!!
Tickets on sale date/week typically has been next week with the exception of last year. Disney release those ticket prices.

 

[P&L@WDW]

Well, with FD announced and it not happening when we are going, my friends have backed out. Now it is just my boyfriend and I so our costumes have changed. I let him pick who we were going as this time, and I LOVE his choices...village Belle and Gaston!

 

[seobaina]

Hi, I think I'm being thick and have missed it amongst all the info here but do I need a park ticket as well as a party ticket. I can't remember. Thanks

 

[princessfionasmom]

Hi, I think I'm being thick and have missed it amongst all the info here but do I need a park ticket as well as a party ticket. I can't remember. Thanks

Nope, no park ticket required just the party ticket. In the past we have been able to enter the park at 4pm with the party ticket, not sure if this has changed.

 

[seobaina]

Nope, no park ticket required just the party ticket. In the past we have been able to enter the park at 4pm with the party ticket, not sure if this has changed.

\That's what I thought. Fantastic, thank you!

 

[Kat73]

Hoping to do this October 25...and hoping the price is NOT $150 each! Yikes. We did the Christmas Party last year, and while it was fun, I'm not sure it was worth $150 so it'd be hard to justify that on Halloween.

Also hoping to go on the 25th! It's been six years since I've been to a Halloween party so I'm super excited to go. Since it's just going to be me, I will probably break down and go regardless of a price increase, but my budget sure would appreciate it if they didn't double the cost! In the past I wore a costume but I am thinking this year I will scout out for a super cute Halloween Tshirt and some Halloween or Pirate Mickey ears This will be the first year in a while where I will actually be excited when I start seeing Halloween merch on sale in stores in July! LOL!

 

[EagleG17]

Enough with the games, when are tickets on sale?

 

[sweetyk83]

Does anyone happen to know when Disney has historically released military discount dates/prices for MNSSHP?

 

[vinotinto]

I'm hoping for Oct 6!

I'm also hoping that Disney rethinks their MNSSHP strategy. I really don't mind paying more, but they have to sell fewer tickets and staff it appropriately. With all the talks about budget cuts and staffing cuts and looking for ways to increase revenue, I certainly hope they don't increase price and sell as many tickets as last year and understaff it. This is a great event and they need to keep it great!

 

[Noelle]

We are going to WDW for a long Food and Wine weekend in September this year and we are bringing our teenage daughter. Last year, my husband & I made the mistake of buying tickets for MNSSHP for November 1st - thinking that it would be less crowded being the day after Halloween. We were very wrong. Mind you we had not gone to MNSSHP in maybe 5 years, but we have been to MVMCP. In any event, we were miserable. The crowds were so thick that we really basically got our Sorcerer's Cards, watched the parade, and then headed to Trader Sam's for drinks. I would skip it all together; but like I said earlier, our teenage daughter is joining us and she has fond memories of going to the party and wants to go. My question is do you think Friday September 23rd or Sunday September 25th would be less crowded? I'm thinking Sunday. But thought I'd ask people that may have went last September their thoughts. Thanks in advance.

 

[monique5]

Does anyone happen to know when Disney has historically released military discount dates/prices for MNSSHP?

Ticket pricing for all categories listed in 1st post have typically been released @ the same time. As of date, Disney is past the date/month pricing has usually been released. Tickets for the last several years have gone on sale 1st week in May. Last year was an anomaly, ticket prices & on sale date (February/April). It appears this year is too.