It’s spooky season again at Walt Disney World Resort, and the Jack Skellington sipper has returned as well!
Jack Skellington from “Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas” in spooktacular sipper form serves as the perfect beverage container while your in the Parks or even at home!
The beverage sits in in Jack’s torso, but his legs, arms, and coat move so you can pose him for that perfect instgram post.
The Jack Skellington Sipper is two foot long and will only set you back $22.99.
Disney unveiled a line of adaptive costumes for those who use wheelchairs.
The costumes are designed with stretch fabric that opens in back for easier dressing, longer lengths for wheelchair-friendly wear and flap opening on the front center with self-stick fabric closure to accommodate tube access.
The wheelchair cover sets fit most wheelchairs and come with supportive plastic piping pieces for added stability and long self-stick fabric strips to help keep the pieces in place. Take a closer look below:
Included in this collection are two wheelchair covers and three costumes.
The adaptive costumes are now available on shopDisney.com to order. The wraps are available for pre-order. Both wraps and costumes will be coming to certain Disney Parks in the future.
To celebrate the upcoming spooky season, Disney+ has added 20 classic Halloween films to its streaming service.
From Hocus Pocus to The Nightmare Before Christmas, the streaming service has scared up a collection of 20 animated and live-action films that are perfect for the Halloween season.
Take a look at the entire Halloween collection below:
Disney+ Halloween Collection
Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party may have been canceled this year, but that doesn’t mean the merchandise is. Disney has released two new pairs of Halloween sequined Minnie Ears and they are spook-tacularly sweet!
To celebrate the spooky season, Disney Parks has transformed everyone’s favorite Halloween candy into two must-have pair of ears! Take a closer look at both of them below:
You’ll look deliciously cute in this ”Sweet and Spooky” Minnie Mouse Halloween headband with black sequined bow and lollipop ears.
Stir-up a cauldron of delight in this sparkling Halloween headband. Minnie’s sequined ears are topped with a pointy candy corn-inspired witch’s hat and purple bow for a season of stylish sorcery.
Halloween is right around the corner and “you won’t believe your eyes” when you see some of the awesome decorations coming from Home Depot. The company is now is selling a 10.5 foot Oogie Boogie Halloween Inflatable.
The Oogie Boogie inflatable lights up with bright, energy-efficient LEDs. It also self-inflates in seconds for easy setup. Luckily, it also deflates and it stores easily at home.
Take a closer look below at the massive decoration that will be filling your dreams to the brim with fright:
The Oogie Boogie Halloween Inflatable retails for $149 at Home Depot.
As Disney prepares for the reopening of it’s theme parks next month, they are planning events following appropriate new health and safety measures and they have just announced that they will be cancelling Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party for this year.
“Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, we determined that many of its hallmarks – stage shows, parades and fireworks – are unable to take place in this new, unprecedented environment. With that in mind, we have made the difficult decision to cancel this year’s Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party,” Disney said in a statement.
Typically during the event, you would have the opportunity to greet favorite Disney characters (some of them wearing Halloween costumes of their own!), go trick-or-treating throughout the park, dance the night away at the Disney Junior Jam and enjoy popular attractions with a special Halloween twist, including Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor, Pirates of the Caribbean, Space Mountain and Mad Tea Party.
Additionally, Disney H2O Glow Nights, the nighttime special ticket event at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon, will not take place for the remainder of 2020. Guests who have already bought tickets to these events will be assisted with refunds over the coming weeks.
As part of the Halfway2Halloween event, Disney Parks is streaming it’s Halloween fireworks from the Magic Kingdom at Disney World tonight and it’s spook-tacular.
For tonight’s pre-recorded viewing of “Disney’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular,” you’ve got the best seat in the house to experience the show’s state-of-the-art projections and dazzling fireworks. Watch as host Jack Skellington delights with a not so scary-tale that proves anything can happen at Halloween!
Watch the magic below:
You’ve got the best seat in the house to experience the show’s state-of-the-art projections and dazzling fireworks.
Tickets for Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party are now on sale! As we reported earlier this week, the dates for Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party were leaked from a UK site. Well, they are now on sale in the US and we have details on pricing.
Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party is chance for Disney lovers of all ages to dress up as your favorite character and celebrate the season. There is free trick-or-treating, special character meet and greets, a unique Halloween parade, a spooky castle show featuring all your favorite villains, and a special fireworks show nightly.
During the event, you’ll have the opportunity to greet favorite Disney characters (some of them wearing Halloween costumes of their own!), go trick-or-treating throughout the park, dance the night away at the Storybook Circus Disney Junior Jan and enjoy popular attractions with a special Halloween twist, including Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor, Pirates of the Caribbean, Space Mountain and Mad Tea Party. Take a look below for dates and pricing:
Prices range from $85 for adults and $80 for children ages 3-9, up to $125 for adults and $120 for children on non-Halloween nights. On Halloween and November 1st the price jumps up to $149 for adults and $144 for children.
So, make sure you contact Kimberly with Enchanted Kingdom Vacations to get your tickets early. Buying early saves you up to $10 per ticket, and most party nights in October sell out fast!
A sneak peak of the 2020 dates for Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party has been released by a UK ticket provider and we have the details!
Every year Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party seems to start earlier and earlier, and this year is no exception with dates starting in August.
Take a look below at the dates:
Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party 2020 Dates
Keep in mind that tickets are not on sale in the US yet, but we’ll update you when they’re available. Contact Kimberly with Enchanted Kingdom Vacations to get your Halloween Party when they go on sale.
“Well well well. What have we here?” After an incredibly popular first year, Oogie Boogie Bash is returning to Disney’s California Adventure in 2020.
The spell’s been cast! In September and October, Disney California Adventure Park presents a separately ticketed, after-hours event hosted by Oogie Boogie (from Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas) and the Disney Villains.
The wonderfully wicked “monster of scare-e-monies” has rallied his pals for a Halloween spooktacular unlike any other, including access to some otherworldly attractions and new entertainment experiences (as well as a few old favorites) sure to wake the dread. Take a look below for costume guidelines:
COSTUME GUIDELINES
For Guests Ages 13 and Under
For Guests Ages 14 and Older
Guests who do not adhere to these guidelines may be refused entry and/or removed from the event, unless his or her costume can be modified to meet the above standards.