With AP holders getting first pick on Oogie Boogie Bash tickets....

[Disneyland1084]

Do they buy most of the OBB tickets for Halloween Day? As a regular park visitor (can't think of any other description) what do you think my chances are of obtaining 3 OBB tickets for Halloween Day 2025 if I'm on the app the second they go on sale? I (will) have a few back up dates, but Halloween Day would be ideal. Thanks in advance for any tips or suggestions.

 

[AmericanItGirl]

Like all other special ticketed events, there's only a limited number of tickets that get released for sale to Key holders, and I think it's the same number released for each date. Then, when the other tickets go on sale to the general public, Disney sells the same number of tickets for each day (rather than having more tickets available for one day vs another day by the time it's available to the general public). Thus, you're really only competing against others buying on the same day for whichever date is the most popular, if that makes sense.

 

[Geemo]

Do they buy most of the OBB tickets for Halloween Day? As a regular park visitor (can't think of any other description) what do you think my chances are of obtaining 3 OBB tickets for Halloween Day 2025 if I'm on the app the second they go on sale? I (will) have a few back up dates, but Halloween Day would be ideal. Thanks in advance for any tips or suggestions.

I have learned when I need to buy tickets that are hard to get....

I max out my options for being online to purchase.
My cell phone, tablet, laptop and then the desktop computer.

More than once I have had an issue and been blocked while going through the process, only to loose out....

Good luck!!

 

[nalababybear]

I have learned when I need to buy tickets that are hard to get....

I max out my options for being online to purchase.
My cell phone, tablet, laptop and then the desktop computer.

More than once I have had an issue and been blocked while going through the process, only to loose out....

Good luck!!

Disney IT is something wonderful. Yes, multiple screens just in case it kicks you out and you never know when that happens.

Oct 31 tends not to go early. End Aug, early Sept very popular probably school related. Same for Sundays overall.

Least popular tend to be Tuesdays 1-2 weeks before the 31st.

keep in mind sellout happens pretty fast last two years.

 

[Aspencreek]

Best plan of attack is like the others have said and try to have multiple devices in the queue. But ALSO try to have a couple of backup dates selected already. Once you get out of the queue and in the ticket buying phase you have a limited amount of time (10 mins or so if I remember right). If the date you want is gone you will have to do some very fast planning if you don't have other dates that could also work.

 

[twodogs]

This is a screenshot I took 3.5 hours into the general public on sale this year (it was on June 27). You can see how many dates (including Halloween) were already sold out at that time.

Best advice is use multiple devices to log in simultaneously at least 15 minutes before the on-sale starts. Then you are randomized at 9am (at least this year) to a place in line on each device. This allows you more chances to get into the site in time, since your place in line is NOT determined by when you logged into the site.