Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party packs a surprising amount of Halloween fun into five official party hours. Between the parade, fireworks, castle show, characters, candy, specialty food and ride overlays, it is easy to spend the entire night racing from one thing to another. The secret is not trying to do everything. Arrive early, choose your must-do experiences and save the official party hours for the things you cannot enjoy during a regular Magic Kingdom day. This gui

Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party may be known for its parade, fireworks and characters, but plenty of Magic Kingdom attractions stay open during the event too. A few rides receive party-exclusive Halloween touches, while others offer the chance to experience familiar favorites after dark with potentially shorter waits. The real trick is deciding how much of your limited party time you want to spend riding attractions. This guide covers the 2026 Halloween overlays, schedu

Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party merchandise gives guests a chance to bring home something a little more exciting than a bag full of candy. The 2026 collection includes party apparel, accessories and keepsakes featuring Mickey, Minnie, the Headless Horseman and other Halloween favorites. Some merchandise is created specifically for MNSSHP, while other Halloween collections may be available around Walt Disney World or through Disney Store. This guide focuses on the items

Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is packed with more than parades, fireworks and rides. Trick-or-treat trails, rare character greetings, Halloween photos and little surprises throughout Magic Kingdom help make the entire park feel like one big Disney Halloween celebration. This guide covers the candy, characters, PhotoPass opportunities and party extras you will want to know about before your night begins. Page Quick Links: Trick-or-Treating | Allergy-Friendly Treats | C

Warm, vibrant, and full of personality, La Tienda Encantada is one of Mexico’s most atmospheric shops, offering a blend of Disney and Mexican culture.

Warm, rustic, and perfectly themed, EPCOT’s Trading Post brings the cozy charm of a wooden Canadian cabin to World Showcase. It’s a relaxed place to grab Canadian snacks, souvenirs, and apparel.

If EPCOT had a nighttime soul, it would live here. Plaza de los Amigos is the Mexico Pavilion’s indoor market — a twilight village lit by lanterns, filled with vibrant colors, handcrafted goods, and the sound of mariachi music drifting through the air.

Bright, bold, and full of globally inspired Disney merch, Port of Entry is one of EPCOT’s main gateway shops and a great first stop for anything EPCOT-branded.

Across the bridge from Port of Entry, Disney Traders acts as its sister store — but with a bigger focus on character merch, toys, plushes, pins, and seasonal collections.

If EPCOT had a party corner, Choza de Margarita would be it. This outdoor margarita hut serves bold, colorful, dangerously refreshing drinks with a side of fiesta energy.

If you’ve walked past Joy of Tea without stopping, you’ve made mistakes. This little kiosk serves boozy teas, pork buns, and snacks that go way harder than something this tiny should.

If you dream of Viking gear, Frozen merch, and Nordic history displays, The Fjording is the perfect EPCOT stop. It’s bold, rugged, and full of personality.

A beautifully curated shop filled with cultural décor, home goods, fashion, snacks, plush toys, and zodiac-themed treasures, House of Good Fortune is one of EPCOT’s most underrated places to explore.

Bright, bold, and full of cultural charm, Good Fortune Gifts is a small, but mighty shop along the main path perfect for a quick glance through souvenirs, toys, fashion accessories, and decorations inspired by traditional artistry.

Nothing beats dining under a starry sky — especially when it’s always nighttime. San Angel Inn is EPCOT’s most atmospheric restaurant, tucked inside the Mexico pyramid with a glowing volcano, candlelit tables, and boats from Gran Fiesta Tour drifting peacefully by.

¡Hola amigos! Donald Duck meets guests in his colorful outfit and sombrero, making this one of the most unique character encounters in all of EPCOT.

Pints, pies, and patio views — Rose & Crown is EPCOT’s cozy British pub where the fish is fried, the ale is cold, and the nighttime fireworks look unreal from your table.

Beautiful, elegant, and surprisingly underrated, Nine Dragons brings classic Chinese flavors to EPCOT in a warm, lantern-lit dining room with carved woodwork and dragon motifs.

If your EPCOT day ends with fireworks, tacos, and warm lighting reflecting off the lagoon, you’re probably at La Hacienda de San Angel — an upscale Mexican restaurant with some of the best dinner views in the park.

If romance were edible, it would be a crepe from La Crêperie de Paris. This newer EPCOT addition brings authentic French crepes and galettes straight from Brittany — light, crispy, delicate, and irresistible.