One of our Frog Family favorite parts of Disneyland Resort's Halloween Time is the after-hours Halloween party. In 2019, Mr. Oogie Boogie turned it into an all-new party, the Oogie Boogie Bash — A Disney Halloween Party at Disney California Adventure. This party replaced Mickey’s Halloween Party at Disneyland Park. This year, we're hoppy to say that the Oogie Boogie Bash has returned to Disney California Adventure!

The Halloween decorations at Disney California Adventure are toadally awesome, and they make a nice backdrop for the Disneyland Halloween party. On party nights, those decorations are kicked up a notch with cool projections.

Here are the details and dates for 2021. The Oogie Boogie Bash runs on select nights, beginning Sept. 9 through Oct. 31, 2021. The completely sold-out event is slightly modified from the 2019 event, but it's mostly the same. (Disney World also has a modified Halloween after-hours event in place this year.) You can expect the return of the Frightfully Fun Parade, more immersive treat trails, Villain's Grove Trail, costumes, decor and characters. But this event has more limited capacity and a little bit less entertainment (no special World of Color show).

We hopped by opening night to bring you our tips and tricks. We were frogcited for the new immersive treat trail villains — they did not disappoint — and the magical Villains Grove! We’re sure you are just as excited as we were, so let’s hop to it!

Overview | Dates, Tickets & Prices | Entrance Procedures | Costume Policy | Trick-or-Treat & Villain Trails | Entertainment & Rides

Oogie Boogie Bash Disneyland Halloween Party Overview

The Oogie Boogie Bash is a separately ticketed event that takes place inside Disney California Adventure Park after hours. The party runs select Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday nights (plus two Saturdays — on opening weekend and Halloween weekend) from 6 p.m. until 11 p.m. Party ticket holders can get the party started early by mixing in with Disney California Adventure daytime guests three hours early, beginning at 3 p.m. That means you may want to carefully choose your theme park reservations this fall.

The park is all decked out for Halloween with daytime decor, plus special party decorations and lighting at night. Oogie Boogie from "The Nightmare Before Christmas" is the monster of scare-a-monies, and he’s calling upon all of his ghoulish villain friends and fiends to help him set the scene. You can see your party ghost host inside his immersive treat trail in Hollywood Land. His trail is the only indoor trail, so you do need a face covering for that one. The Headless Horseman returned to Buena Vista Street, and you'll see beautiful projections across the street from him on the Carthay Circle bell tower. At times, the tower comes to life. Many classic Disney characters are in costume party attire, and rare characters are out greeting guests. You’ll find plenty of entertainment — both new and returning. And guests of all ages get to wear costumes and trick or treat!

Follow along with our YouTube video, which includes hopful tips for attending.

Disneyland Halloween Party Dates and Ticket Information

You would've needed to purchase a separate ticket far in advance to attend this hoppening Disneyland Halloween party. Disneyland Halloween Party tickets went on sale July 13 at 9 a.m. We expected them to sell out quickly, and they did. You should always purchase early! In 2019, they were completely sold out by mid-September, but with limited capacity and people ready to party, tickets went scary fast in 2021 (and were sold out by mid-August)! If you missed out on this year, mark your calendar next summer to purchase early.

The Oogie Boogie Bash 2021 dates are:

• Sept. 9, 11, 12, 14, 16, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28, and 30
• Oct. 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 14, 17, 19, 21, 24, 26, 28, 30 and 31

The most popular dates sold out right away. If you want to attend in 2022, purchase once tickets go on sale for the best selection. Prices for 2021 varied per night and ranged from $114 to $169. Guests ages 2 and under did not need a ticket, and purchasers were limited to eight tickets per person, per event date. Partygoers did not need to make a separate reservation for their dated party ticket. Tickets were non-refundable and could not be resold or transferred for commercial purposes. PhotoPass photos were included, but the parking fee was not included.

Entering Disney California Adventure for the Oogie Boogie Bash

You'll want to arrive early to this event — lines to get in grew scary long! You can enter the park as early as 3 p.m. and we recommend that you do. If you are entering the party early, you may see two separate entrance areas, one for daytime guests and one for party guests. This year, we all used the same entrance, but it could change. Use the special event party entrance turnstiles if there are any. Once inside, party guests will line up to receive a colored wristband (with the party date), candy bag and an event guide.

The wristband allows you to stay in the park once it closes. Guests without wristbands are unable to move about the park once the park closes to the public and the party officially starts. We expect cast members will check wristbands throughout the night and rope off areas to check wristbands. As the regular park hours come to a close, cast members will begin ushering out guests without wristbands. If you will be in the park all day, you do not need to exit to get your wristband (we recommend you do NOT leave or you'll face long lines to get back in). You can check-in at Blue Sky Cellar. If you do need to exit the party, take your ticket with you so you can get back in.

Some major entertainment times are on the Disneyland app, but not all. The event guide has all of the showtimes and locations for character sightings and trails.

The cast members wear party clothes for this event. The treat holders vary. Sometimes they are cauldrons and sometimes rectangular carts. The treat trail markers look like taller Oogie Boogie ghosts. Besides a ton of candy, we got carrots, healthy snacks and even glow-in-the-dark temporary tattoos! That candy sure gets heavy!

Oogie Boogie Bash Character Encounters (Including Immersive Treat Trail Characters)

Your favorite characters, including the villains you may love to hate, will be out. They are not likely to be greeting guests in the traditional way, but you may see characters in their Halloween costumes and get to interact with them in a safe and socially distanced way, often separated by a rope so you can still stand in front and get a pic together. Some classic characters appear in Halloween costumes. Other characters, such as Oogie Boogie, Maleficent, Tim Burton's the Mad Hatter, the Evil Queen and others, oversee the candy distribution from thrones along their themed trick-or-treat trails.

Three new villains were unleashed into the immersive treat trails in 2021! Sid from "Toy Story" is out with his toy creations, Cruella from the new "Cruella" movie has a fashion show and Agatha Harkness from "WandaVision" is casting spells from the Sanctum. (We knew it was Agatha all along.)

Here's where you can find characters, according to the event guide:

• Disney Duos (characters from the same movie or show): Carthay Circle (We saw Cinderella with her stepmother and wicked stepsisters, followed by characters from Hercules.)
• Mickey and Minnie: Paradise Park in front of the water
• Heroic Encounters: Avengers Campus
• Classic Animated Friends: Pacific Wharf
• Incredibles: Incredicoaster
• Pixar Pals: near Poultry Place
• Residents of Cars Land: Near Cozy Cone Motel
• Sinister Step and Repeat: Grizzly River Run
• Swashbuckling Sidekicks: Grizzly Falls (We caught Captain Hook and Smee as well as King John and other villains from Robin Hood.)

Here's the scoop: The longest lines of the night in the past have been to meet characters. That was not necessarily the case in 2021. You'll wait to get your pic with Mickey and Minnie and some other characters, but the lines were shorter than in the past. At Carthay Circle, the characters address the crowd and take turns chatting with everyone. We have been enjoying getting to interact with Disney characters without waiting in lines since the Disneyland reopening, so we view this as a positive change. Sure, we miss hugs, but we are having more fun seeing a lot more characters these days with hardly any waits (or at the very least, much shorter!). You will still want to identify which characters you want to see before the party starts just in case lines do form.

Oogie Boogie Bash Costumes

One of the exciting parts of the Oogie Boogie Bash is that frogs of all ages can wear family-friendly costumes and get to trick or treat. Use good judgment and keep safety in mind when choosing a costume.

Costume guidelines for all guests:

• Guests who dress as Disney characters cannot pose for pictures or sign autographs.
• Costumes cannot have sharp or pointed objects and cannot have materials that could strike another guest.
• Costumes may not drag on the ground (no full-length princess dresses).
• Layered costumes and costumes that surround the entire body are discouraged and may be subject to additional screening.
• Costumes may not be obstructive, offensive, objectionable or violent.
• Costumes may not contain weapons that could be mistaken for actual weapons.

Costume guidelines for guests 13 and under:

• Kids can wear some masks — eyes must be visible and the mask cannot cover the entire face.
• You may not have props that look like real weapons. Plastic light sabers and plastic swords are OK.
• Face coverings may be required. Hop over to our Disneyland reopening post for the latest details before your visit.

Costume guidelines for guests 14 and up:

• Capes cannot go below the waist.
• Themed T-shirts, blouses, sweatshirts and hats are allowed.
• Acceptable accessories include transparent wings, plastic light sabers, toy swords and tutus.
• Headgear cannot cover the face.
• Costume masks are not allowed.
• Face coverings for medical purposes and to prevent the spread of COVID-19 are allowed, or may even be required.
• Guests may only wear costumes to the event for which they have valid tickets (daytime guests without party tickets cannot dress up).
• Full face paint is OK.

Guests who do not adhere to the costume guidelines may be refused entry unless they can modify the costume to meet the standards.

Of course, there is Oogie Boogie Bash apparel to purchase if you aren't the type to dress up. With new Oogie Boogie Bash ears, a spirit jersey, shorts, sweatshirts and sippers, you can still be wickedly stylish even if you don't want to wear a Halloween costume.

Our biggest tip is to check the weather. It was very hot the entire night on opening night. That made my Loki Variant jacket feel like a really bad idea. We recommend dressing in layers in case it cools off at night or in case you need to shed a layer.

Oogie Boogie Bash Trick-or-Treat Experiences

Our whole family enjoys trick-or-treating in the parks. Trick-or-treaters can collect candy from cauldrons along the trick-or-treat trails throughout the park. Besides candy, you can collect healthy goodies such as carrots, apple slices and Pirate’s Booty from the regular treat trails. The immersive trails have only candy. Did you think that those villains are looking out for your health? Would you even trust an apple from a villain?

When you enter the park, a cast member will hand you a bag to collect candy, but you might want to bring your own larger and sturdier bag to haul your loot around. If it gets heavy, store it in a stroller or locker (along with sweatshirts or rain gear). Here's a hop tip: The lockers near Grizzly River Run are free for two hours at a time. You can stash your heavy stuff there, visit the Villains Grove and nearby treat trails and then pick it back up to give your back a rest.

You might want to save trick-or-treating until later in the night when lines tend to go down. That way you do not have to carry the candy all night. The lines are longest in the beginning and disappear as the night goes on, so do not waste early party time waiting in candy lines. There is so much candy and it's not going anywhere. All of the candy we received was from Mars Wrigley (which means there was a smaller variety of candy types than we've seen in the past).

There are 10 trick-or-treat trails. Eight are immersive with eerie music, characters and themed scenery. Immersive trails have a villain such as:

• Oogie Boogie (inside Disney Animation — this is the only indoor trail)
• The Evil Queen (Grizzly Peak)
• Maleficent (by Soarin')
• The Mad Hatter (Hyperion queue)
• Dr. Facilier (Bountiful Valley Hideaway)
• Agatha Harkness (Avengers Campus) — Find her in the Sanctum casting spells.
• Sid (Pixar Pier) — Check out the Sid Show Circus and Sid's toy creations.
• Cruella (Hollywood Backlot) — She sets the stage for a fashion show, and Cruella is the future.

Other Treat Trails can be found here:

• Cars Land
• Buena Vista Street

The villains talk to you as you pass by, but they are generally up on stages and not available to pose with you for pictures. But they are very entertaining to see and hear, so we highly recommend finding their trails. You have several candy stops along the way to visit them. This year includes new villains such as Cruella, Agatha Harkness and Sid.

Villains Grove

Travel through a special walkthrough Villains Grove Trail at Redwood Creek Challenge Trail. This villain-inspired, dreamlike journey is unlike anything you've seen before. It has magical special effects, spooky sounds, shadows and lighting. You'll want to visit this grove when it's very dark. There are no actual live characters or candy along this trail.

Here's a sneak peek at the bewitching worlds that await you in the Villains Grove:

• Frollo’s Sanctuary — Enter an otherworldly cathedral of trees infused with incense smells and chanting voices (Guilty!).
• Maleficent’s Will — Roam through a region of eerie ravens, thorny vines and a seemingly spellbound waterfall of cascading color!
• Cheshire Cat in Wonderland — We took a swirling trip "over there."
• Queen of Hearts Garden — Wander through a charming garden of roses that paint themselves red right before your eyes!
• Scar’s Elephant Graveyard — Descend into a vast expanse. Can you hear the echoes of hyena laughter and see shooting flames?
• Dr. Facilier’s Friends on the Other Side — Summoned by the great beyond, shadowy hands and colorful spells lure you deeper into the grove’s dark corners.
• The Wicked Queen’s Lightning Forest — Experience the forest awaken as an electrifying storm flashes from branch to branch.
• Home of the Wisps — Winged caretakers guide you to safety amidst endless magical light.
• Dawn — Follow flickering lanterns toward a brilliant sunrise and your escape from this mythical trip!

We heard scary tales of long lines, but when we visited, the line moved quickly. You might time your journey during a parade. We visited just after the last parade and closed the park in the trail. 

Oogie Boogie Bash Entertainment and Dining

The Frightfully Fun Parade at Oogie Boogie Bash

Hoppy news! The Frightfully Fun Parade has returned in 2021. Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman from Sleepy Hollow lead the way about 15 minutes before the parade. Mickey and Minnie join the parade, leading a cavalcade of characters and villains who will be scaring up fun along the parade route. Keep your eyes open for an appearance from the Cheshire Cat bringing up the rear!

Parade times are 7:45 and 10 p.m. We were surprised to see both parades travel in the same directions this year. The parade begins down by Silly Symphony Swings and ends near Guardians of the Galaxy. Decide where you want to watch the parade and be ready to hop in place when you see people claiming spots about 45 minutes early. The parade makes it to the Hyperion Theatre about 20 minutes after it begins.

If you have seen this parade already at Disneyland, this might be a good place to save time by skipping since the party is so short. Spend your time on new experiences rather than waiting for the parade. On other hand, there are fewer shows to compete with your time, so this may be the year to watch! The only change this year is that the Hitchhiking Ghosts have broken free from the Haunted Mansion float and are hitching a ride in the street. Constance Hatchaway (the bride) is on the float.

Frightfully Fun Parade Dining and Dessert Experiences

There are two dining packages that provide reserved viewing for the Frightfully Fun Parade: The Wine Country Trattoria Oogie Boogie Bash Parade Dining and Sonoma Terrace Oogie Boogie Bash Dessert Party.

Wine Country Trattoria Oogie Boogie Bash Parade Dining is a three-course meal with a starter, entree and dessert. The package costs $55 for adults and $40 for children ages 3 to 9, plus tax and gratuity (discounts do not apply). The children’s meal includes an Oogie Boogie popcorn bucket filled with popcorn. (Don't feel left out if you are just a kid in spirit. Adults can also get a bucket for an additional $17.)

You'll dine between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. during the early entry time in the park. Before parade time, you'll make your way to a separate reserved standing viewing area to witness the magic and mayhem of the Frightfully Fun Parade during Oogie Boogie Bash party nights. You can make reservations now for the day of your party ticket. (Walk-ins may be accommodated until 6 p.m., if available.) Upon arrival, you'll request an upgrade to the dining experience. You'll need to show your Oogie Boogie Bash ticket to get the experience. Packages are subject to availability.

Sonoma Terrace Oogie Boogie Bash Dessert Party offers "ghoul-inary" delights including hauntingly scrumptious desserts and two beverages (plus a bottle of water) along with reserved seated viewing of the parade in front of Sonoma Terrace. Adults may choose drinks with alcohol. Reservations can be made for the dessert party up to 60 days in advance. This experience is available in two sessions per night, with reservation times beginning at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. during party nights.

You'll be able to check in up to 45 minutes before the first parade (which starts at 7:50 p.m.) and up to 30 minutes before the second parade (which starts at 10:05 p.m.). Seating is first-come, first-served, so we highly recommend arriving early for the best seat. You may be seated with other guests. The dessert party begins 30 minutes before the parade starts and can be enjoyed up until the parade ends. The front row is low tables and the back rows are high tops.

Tickets for the dessert party are paid for when you reserve. It's $84 per person (ages 3 and up) and includes tax and gratuity. Children ages 2 and under may attend free of charge, but they must be seated on the lap of an adult. You'll need to have Oogie Boogie Bash tickets to book. If the parade is canceled due to technical issues or weather, your dessert package will not be refunded.

Other Dining Options

Besides the parade dining, other themed eateries are open during the event. The following restaurants are open (some close early):

• Smokejumpers Grill
• Fiddler, Fifer & Practical
• Angry Dogs
• Award Wieners (closes at 9:30 p.m.)
• Corn Dog Castle
• Cocina Cucamonga (closes at 8 p.m.)
• Cozy Cone Motel
• Flo's V8 Cafe (Look for Oogie Boogie Bash–exclusive loaded fries with buffalo chicken, loaded gravy or loaded gravy)
• Pacific Wharf Café
• Pacific Wharf Distribution Co.
• Poultry Palace
• Lamplight Lounge (5:05 p.m. to 7 p.m.)
• Lamplight Lounge Boardwalk Dining (5 p.m. to 9 p.m.)
• Lucky Fortune Cookery (closes at 7 p.m.)
• Studio Catering (closes at 9 p.m.)
• Hollywood Lounge
• Wine Country Trattoria (dinner is 4 p.m. to 5:55 p.m.)
• Paradise Garden Grill (closes at 7 p.m.)
• And more (check online for hours)

The party goes by so quickly. You might not want to stop for food. We recommend filling up before the party starts.

Mickey’s Trick & Treat Show

The tadpoles have a not-so-scary interactive stage show starring Mickey Mouse, Minnie, Goofy and Donald. It takes place in the Disney Theatre (where you can catch the daytime Disney Jr. Dance Party during normal operations). There’ll be dancing, age-appropriate scary-tales, candy and bubbles. This party is a great addition for toddlers and small children. The show is short and sweet. Sounds like the perfect party to me!

Showtimes are 6:15 p.m., 6:55 p.m., 7:35 p.m., 9 p.m. and 9:50 p.m.

Rides and Attractions at Oogie Boogie Bash

Wait times are historically shorter during the former Mickey’s Halloween Party and Oogie Boogie Bash. Crowds are limited and there is so much other fun to explore. All rides are open during the party, but check the Disneyland refurbishments schedule before your visit. You may enjoy the screamin’ ride overlays that take place every night of the season, including Oogie Boogie Bash nights. After 3 p.m. daily, including party nights, the story you experience during the daytime at Guardians of the Galaxy —  Mission: Breakout! continues as Rocket Raccoon breaks back in to save Groot during Guardians of the Galaxy — Monsters After Dark. (The regular Guardians of the Galaxy ride closes at 2 p.m. to transition to the Monsters After Dark version, so the ride is closed for about 30 to 60 minutes each day.) With a heavy metal soundtrack and terrifying creatures, you’ll be howling with excitement on this thrilling nighttime ride.

Hop over to "Radiator Screams" to enjoy the mesmerizing Halloween décor and lighting, plus the ride overlays of Mater’s Graveyard JamBOOree and Luigi’s Honkin’ Haul-O-Ween. The costumed cars will be crashing the party too, so drive in to meet your favorite "Cars" characters! In addition to all of the party entertainment and ride overlays, you can also enjoy the Halloween décor. Oogie Boogie decorated the park more bewitching than ever before. The treat trail in Cars Land has a particularly "bootiful" view.

These are the rides and attractions that are open during Oogie Boogie Bash in 2021:

• Animation Academy — sessions start at 6 p.m. and run every half hour until the last session at 10:30 p.m. Artist choice on the nights we visited were different Sanderson sisters. The schedule is posted out front.
• Guardians of the Galaxy — Monsters After Dark (opens at 3 p.m. daily)*
• Mickey's PhilharMagic
• Monster's Inc.
• Radiator Springs Racers
• Luigi's Honkin' Haul-O-Weem
• Mater's Graveyard JamBOOree
• Incredicoaster
• Jessie's Critter Carousel
• Pixar Pal-A-Round (closed from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. on party nights)
• Inside Out Emotional Whirlwind
• Toy Story Midway Mania!
• Silly Symphony Swings
• Jumpin' Jellyfish
• Goofy's Sky School
• Golden Zephyr
• The Little Mermaid
• Grizzly River Run (open 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.)
• Redwood Creek Challenge Trail (closes at 4:30 p.m. and reopens at dusk as the Villains Grove)
• Soarin' Around the World

WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure at Avengers Campus is open for the party. This ride usually utilizes a virtual queue, but it's a standby line during the party. It had the longest wait time of the night mid-party, but the line dropped toward the end of the night. You may want to ride later to skip the wait.

*Guardians of the Galaxy — Mission Breakout! closes daily at 2 p.m., then reopens by 3 p.m. for Monsters After Dark.

What Is Not Returning for Oogie Boogie Bash 2021

A few forms of entertainment are not listed as returning for 2021. But since this is a unique year, we'll leave the details here just in case they return in 2022.

DescenDANCE Dance Party (not returning in 2021)

It’s a monster mash over in the Hollywood Land Backlot, where a dance party is the hoppening dance spot. It starts out as a show that transforms into a dance party. Shake your own oogie boogies out by learning new dance moves from the dance crew from the Isle of the Lost to hit songs from the three "Descendants" films. Keep an eye out for "Villain Kids," who might crash the party through magic mirrors. After shaking it off at the dance party, hop over to the new kid-friendly show in Hollywood Land. DescenDANCE times were at 6:15 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:45 p.m., 9:45 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. If you have younger children, hit this early in the night before they are too tired to dance.

“Villainous!” All-New World of Color Show (not returning in 2021)

An all-new, party-exclusive World of Color show debuted in 2019. It brings out the villain in all of us. Oogie Boogie tells a Halloween story about a 9-year-old girl named Shelley Marie (umm … does that sound vaguely familiar? Think Mary Shelley, author of "Frankenstein," which she wrote at the young age of 18 — but I digress). Shelley needs a Halloween costume and the villains are all too eager to help influence her.

The show weaves the twisted tale with light, fountains, lasers, projections and special effects. Shelley encounters infamous villains, such as the Queen, Ursula, Hades, Dr. Facilier, Jafar, Maleficent and more. There is no dining package or Lightning Lane distribution for this show, so plan to arrive early. Showtimes are at 9 p.m. and 10:45 p.m. We decided to skip the crowds and watch the 10:45 p.m. show, and it was not too crowded. We hopped in place on a railing about 45 minutes before showtime. For a centered front view, hop in a little earlier. Take care of all party business before settling in to see this final show. Once the show ends, the park is closed and you cannot purchase or do anything else.

Oogie Boogie Party Tips

Here are a few tips for the Oogie Boogie Bash — a Disneyland Halloween Party at Disney California Adventure.

• Buy tickets in summer (on sale July 13, 2021, and sold out mid-August this year)!
• Plan a fun costume. People of all ages dress up!
• Follow the costume guidelines.
• Dress for the weather. Make sure your costume is comfortable in heat or rain. We saw some sweltering little Oogie Boogies on opening night.
• Arrive at the park entrance up to three hours before the party start time, depending on your night. We recommend arriving by 3 p.m. to skip the later lines and get a jump on the fun.
• Collect a map and look it over to seek out character greetings and treat trails.
• A couple of attractions have limited hours (noted above in our ride list).
• Check the Disneyland app and site for some showtimes and ride wait times.
• Note showtimes for Mickey's Trick & Treat and the Frightfully Fun Parade (mentioned above).
• Take advantage of free PhotoPass downloads during the party. Ask for Halloween Magic Shots.
• Are you a new Magic Key holder? Your Magic Key pass unlocks a very special experience at Oogie Boogie Bash this year. You can enjoy a special Hocus Pocus photo-op near Silly Symphony Swings. It's a backdrop and does not include any live characters.
• Save trick-or-treating for after the lines go down, but definitely hop into some immersive trails with characters at some point.
• Get a locker for sweatshirts, water bottles, bags of candy or anything else you do not want to carry all night. (Psst ... if you only want a locker for under two hours, the lockers by Grizzly River Run are free for up to two hours.)
• Visit the Villains Grove when it's very dark outside.
• Find your favorite character locations before the party starts.
• Watch the projections on the Carthay Circle Bell Tower.
• Stay hydrated!

Event Merchandise

You can purchase Oogie Boogie Bash-themed shirts, tumblers and pins while supplies last. Oogie Boogie Bash items sell out in a scary fast way. Of course, there's spooktacular Halloween merch available outside the party as well in both parks and Downtown Disney. You can find new Mickey and Minnie pumpkin spirit jerseys, a checkered flannel shirt, a festive checkered Minnie Mouse ear headband, and a Hocus Pocus spirit jersey and Mini Loungefly backpack. Plus there are a lot more Halloween items to put you in the Halloween spirit.

What About Halloween Time in Disneyland Park?

Just because the party has left Disneyland Park doesn’t mean the Halloween fun is leaving too. Disneyland is still decorated with pumpkins, and guests with Disneyland tickets will still get to take a spin on Haunted Mansion Holiday, where Jack Skellington takes over the Haunted Mansion. You can meet Jack Skellington and Sally in New Orleans Square, and costumed classic characters on Main Street, U.S.A. Disneyland has brought back Halloween Screams for all guests most nights of the Halloween season. On most nights, the show has just projections, music and special effects. Fireworks light up the show on select nights (mainly Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays).

If you are hungry for details on frightfully fun treats, there are plenty of fun themed treats in both parks. Hop over to our foodie guide to Disneyland Halloween Treats for some ideas for tasty treats that are available throughout the season, as well as during the party.

Have questions about Oogie Boogie Bash — A Disneyland Halloween Party? Drop us a line in the comments below! Don't froget to check out our Guide to Disneyland Halloween Time 2021 to see what’s hoppening in Disneyland Park for Halloween.

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