The Disney Parks Blog just posted details on dates. Looks like it's still in DL!! Follow the links for prices.
http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blo...11-november-1/
The Disney Parks Blog just posted details on dates. Looks like it's still in DL!! Follow the links for prices.
http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blo...11-november-1/
wow - prices went up quite a bit.
Friday 9/25 and Mon Wed dates to 10/19 Advanced 69, AP 63, Day of 77
Fridays 10/2 to 10/23 and Thursday 10/22- no discounts - all prices 77
Sunday 10/25 - Advanced 69, AP 63, Day of 77
Tues 10/27 - no discount, all prices 77.
Thursday 10/29 and Sat 10/31- no discount, all prices 84
I am surprised they are holding this 3 days a week for 6 weeks. That probably means the other nights will be quite busy as well for 60th shows.
"[Disneyland] has that thing - the imagination, and the feeling of happy excitement - I knew when I was a kid." - Walt Disney
I was planning on going the 31st. Looking at the price now trying to decide if it is really worth it. I may have hit my limit.
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Looks like it included parking. I think?
There are some interesting notes if you read through the comments:
1) The Hatbox Ghost will remain in the Haunted Mansion during the Haunted Mansion Holiday overlay.
2) The Paint the Night parade and Halloween Screams fireworks will be presented on party nights. I assume this means no Halloween Cavalcade this year, but perhaps they'll do a Halloween pre-parade before Paint the Night on event nights?
3) One official response says that "Disneyland Forever” fireworks will be presented on all non-party nights," except September 10 through Halloween Time.
4) World of Color - Celebrate will also be presented nightly through Halloween Time. These last two are significant only because people keep asking when the 60th Anniversary shows are going away. Personally, I think we'll see them for a good 2-3 more years, but some people are worried they'll miss them.
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I suspect they are finding that some locals are taking advantage of the three-hour "early" admission on party nights, and using the party as their semi-annual trip to Disneyland. If I were not a passholder and only planned to take my kids to DL once or twice a year, that's exactly what I'd do.
I think they're also finding that some vacation planners are buying a shorter multi-day pass, and using the Halloween party ticket for that day. If I were planning a 4-day trip to Disneyland, and wanted to go to the Halloween party, I might buy a 3-day ticket and the Halloween party ticket. That's a $25 savings per ticket, which adds up for a family. I might use that extra money to book a character breakfast, and spend the morning in Downtown Disney or at the pool before going in for the party.
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First time annual passholder here. Wondering what exactly is this party? Is the park closed to the public during these times, and I need to pay roughly $75 to get in? What goes on inside? Is it worth it?
Which makes it a cool deal.
MHP is a special event that is only offered from mid-Sept. through 10/31. It is held in DL and requires a separate ticket. There are AP discounts offered for certain nights, but not all. A wristband is required to attend the party and all non-party guests have to leave the park when the party starts. Party guests can enter 3 hours before the start of the party (3pm when the party starts at 6pm, 4pm when the party starts at 7pm). MHP includes special fireworks (Halloween Screams, exclusive to the party), trick or treating at candy stations located throughout the park, character meet and greets and photo ops, this year the parade will be Paint the Night, dance parties, etc. MHP is the one time in the year when anyone 10 and over can wear a costume in the park. Only you can decide whether the party is worth it for you and your family. Do a search here for Mickey's Halloween Party to get more info. There are a few good trip reports with photos that can help you decide.
directly stated in blog post:
"Mickey’s Costume Party cavalcade will not be featured this year"
3 hours before the start of the party everyone can be in the park. If the party starts at 6, they will start shuffling day guests (those without wrist bands) to the park exit at 6PM. You have to have a hard ticket (Wristband) to remain in the park after 6 PM. ALL of DL is for party guests only after that point. DCA remains open for park (day) guests.
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In the past if you had a Chase Disney Visa you could get the AP price for party tickets. Does anyone know if this is still the case?
I've never been during MHP, but am taking my kids on our bi-annual trip to Disneyland Oct 1-7. Looks like that falls on two MHP days. Does Disneyland close early on those dates? Does anybody know if regular fireworks and Fantasmic will play on those nights? (or the other nights during that week?) I'm so confused. Thanks in advance!
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Disneyland closes to regular guests at 6pm (or is it 7). No fantasmic on those nights and its a different fireworksvshow (halloween screams).
I think the Disneyland forever fireworks will probably run the other nights. I am not sure about fantasmic.
"[Disneyland] has that thing - the imagination, and the feeling of happy excitement - I knew when I was a kid." - Walt Disney
The park will close at the start of the party (6 or 7 pm depending on the night). Fantasmic will typically show only on the weekends on non party nights. Halloween Screams Fireworks will show during the party (no other fireworks those nights for regular guests). I'm not sure if they'll show the 60th fireworks on ALL non party nights or just the weekends.
I guess I'm confused too. We'll be there Sept 30-Oct 5. So two of those nights the park will close early unless we have the party ticket??
The Parks Blog stated that the 60th fireworks will show all non-party nights in Oct. except for the 10th (?).
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