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(Aronda's
Note: Some of the material on this page was derived from
official WDW news sources)
When the Disney characters dress up for Mickey’s
Not-So-Scary Halloween Party this September and October,
Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse will be debuting a whole new
look. Mickey has traded his scarecrow costume for
stunning purple and orange eveningwear fit for a Halloween
ball. Not to be outdone, Mickey’s best girl, Minnie
Mouse, exchanged her witch costume for a party dress to
complement Mickey’s attire.
For Mickey, it’s a top hat and purple tails. For Minnie,
it’s a party dress with a purple hat with an orange ribbon
– bright and colorful, befitting the fun on 26 evenings
between Sept. 5 and Oct. 31 when Magic Kingdom hosts the
popular after-hours party.
Guests are invited to dress up as well for the 7
p.m.-midnight party which features two scheduled
entertainment extravaganzas guests can see at no other time:
the “Boo-to-You” Halloween parade and the bewitching
“Happy HalloWishes” fireworks spectacular. There’s
trick-or-treating galore and also a chance to experience
popular attractions throughout the evening.
Parties are slated for Sept. 5, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23, 26, 28,
30 and Oct. 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 13, 16, 19, 21, 23, 24,
26, 28, 30, 31. To purchase advance tickets, guests can
call 407/W-DISNEY or visit disneyworld.com/halloween.
Mickey and Minnie Mouse are
decked out in their newest Halloween party-wear in front of
the
Haunted Mansion at the Magic
Kingdom in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. It's all part of the fun
that takes
place when the Magic Kingdom hosts "Mickey's Not-So-Scary
Halloween Party." A separate ticket is required to
attend.
Whether its a pirate, a
princess or a pixie (as seen here, with three girls dressed as
Disney's famous fairy,
Tinker Bell), kids of all ages get into the Happy Halloween
spirit at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista,
Fla. It's all part of the fun that takes place when the Magic
Kingdom hosts "Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween
Party."
Activities include trick-or-treating, a Halloween parade and
Disney's "Happy HalloWishes" fireworks show.
Donald and Daisy Duck are
decked out in their newest Halloween party-wear in front of
the
Haunted Mansion at the Magic Kingdom in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
It's all part of the fun that
takes place when the Magic Kingdom hosts "Mickey's
Not-So-Scary Halloween Party." Activities
include trick-or-treating, a Halloween parade and Disney's
"Happy HalloWishes" fireworks show.
Whether
its a pirate, a princess or a pixie (as seen here, with two
girls in the foreground dressed as
Disney's famous fairy, Tinker Bell), kids of all ages get into
the Happy Halloween spirit at Walt Disney
World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. It's all part of the
fun that takes place when the Magic Kingdom hosts
"Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party." Activities
include trick-or-treating, a Halloween parade
and Disney's "Happy HalloWishes" fireworks show.
Clad in his favorite
Jack-O-Lantern costume, Donald Duck gets into the Halloween
"spirit" in the Epcot pumpkin
patch as Walt Disney World Resort gets ready for a
trick-or-treat bagful of Halloween fun. The pumpkin patch
at
The Land pavilion at Epcot is brimming
with giant pumpkins, Mickey Mouse-shaped pumpkins and ducks --
Donald Duck,
that is -- as the Walt Disney World Resort gets ready for a
trick-or-treat bagful of Halloween fun. Donald Duck,
decked out in his best costume, takes a full-moonlight-look at
one of the creations at The Land -- pumpkins
grown in special molds to resemble Mickey's famous silhouette.
Also part of Donald's Halloween harvest: giant
pumpkins weighing in excess of 400 pounds. Grown in the
pumpkin patch behind The Land, the finished fruit
will soon become part of seasonal displays across the Vacation
Kingdom. Fun comes in all shapes and sizes
during Halloween this year at Walt Disney World Resort
-- from the Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
and the thrills and chills of the Twilight
Zone Tower of Terror to the ghostly hijinks inside The
Haunted
Mansion and a mysterious ride by the storied Headless
Horseman (see photo below).
Cruella De Vil (left) the
villain who coveted coats in Disney's "One Hundred and
One Dalmatians," and
The Wicked Queen (right) the jealous temptress from Disney's
"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," conjure
some frightful fun in front of The Haunted Mansion at the
Magic Kingdom in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Some fun
facts about Cruella and The Queen: both are on the American
Film Institute's (AFI) list of "Top 100 Heroes and
Villains"
of All-Time (Cruella comes in at #39 and the Queen is ranked
#10) -- and, Cruella placed #14 on the 2005 "Forbes
Fictional 15" list -- the magazine's annual, lighthearted
rankings of fictional characters' financial net
worth -- with a "Forbes"-estimated fortune of $1
billion.
With jack-o'-lantern held
aloft, the Headless Horseman stampedes down Main Street,
U.S.A. during
Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at the Magic Kingdom.
Joining this ghostly rider are favorite
Disney characters dressed in Halloween costumes of their own.
(This image refers
to the 2007 Parties.)
Cinderella
Castle at Walt Disney World gets into the seasonal spirit with
a brand-new
fireworks display called "Happy HalloWishes," a
Halloween-themed show featuring music from
Disney attractions like The Haunted Mansion and films like
"The Nightmare Before Christmas."
(This image
refers to the 2007 Parties.)
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