Where Is The Best Place To Trick Or Treat In Orlando

Where Is The Best Place To Trick Or Treat In Orlando?

Halloween is one of my favorite holidays. Little princesses, dinosaurs, and everything in between searching for a sweet treat to help keep the monsters away. Finding the right place to celebrate Halloween can be daunting but don’t fret! I’ve got the insiders secret on where is the best place to trick or treat in Orlando.

Where Can I Trick Or Treat In Orlando?

Sure you can find a nice neighborhood to go door to door, a church fall festival, or one of many Halloween events in Orlando… but why wait until October 31st? Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party starts on August 16 with dates available up through November 1.

What Are The Hours For Trick Or Treating In Orlando?

Traditional trick or treat starts at dusk which is usually around 6Pm. Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party at Disney starts at 7PM. However with your ticket, you can enter the park at 4PM.

Do you need a separate ticket for Mickey’s Halloween party?

Yes! This is a separately ticketed event. That means even if you are a Disney pass holder, you must purchase a ticket. Tickets are available for purchase on one select night. Tickets sell out fast, so I highly suggest you get yours early!

Is Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party worth the money?

Absolutely! Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party is all inclusive for everyone. Children, adults, and everyone in between are welcome to visit each station to trick or treat. Disney goes above and beyond to include options for those with special dietary restrictions. Wether you choose spooky or sweet costumes…all are celebrated at Disney. (Costumes must be within special event guidelines) Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party is a safe environment where your whole family can celebrate frightful delights together.

Enjoy specially themed desserts and park attractions transformed for Halloween. Your taste buds will be spooked with just one bite of this Amuck Cupcake! A Trick or Treat candy cupcake with peanut butter chips, chocolate candy bits, and toffee filled with caramel sauce, iced with chocolate buttercream and topped with a Cake Cauldron and Sanderson Sister chocolate decoration! You don’t want to miss Hocus Pocus Villian Spelltacular and the Boo To You Halloween Parade! Finish the evening with Disney’s Not So Spooky Spectacular fireworks!

Check out these Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Tips For First Timers!

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