Four More Not-So-Scary Nights Sell Out, Leaving One August Date at Magic Kingdom
Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party has sold out August 25, August 28, October 16 and October 22, taking the season's total to 21 of 38 nights. Only August 30 remains in August, the 17 available dates run from $149 to $224 before tax, and annual passholder pricing disappears entirely after October 2.
Four more nights of Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party have sold out at Magic Kingdom: August 25, August 28, October 16 and October 22. That takes the season's sold out total to 21 of 38 party nights, and it leaves exactly one date in August still on sale.
The four nights that just went
The two August dates were always going to go. The two October losses matter more, because mid October is the sweet spot most guests aim for, close enough to Halloween for the atmosphere and far enough from it to avoid the top price tier. October 16 and October 22 were both in that band.
Seventeen dates are still available across September and October. Seventeen had sold out at the last check, so this round pushes the season past the halfway mark with two full months of party nights still to run.
Key Details
- Newly sold out: August 25, August 28, October 16 and October 22
- Season status: 21 of 38 nights gone, 17 still on sale
- August availability: August 30 only
- Party hours: park entry from 4:00pm, event runs until midnight
- Price range remaining: $149 to $224 before tax
Every remaining party night and what it costs
Prices below are before tax. Passholder pricing, where it exists, is listed second.
- August 30 at $149, or $139 for passholders
- September 1 at $149, or $139 for passholders
- September 13 at $159, or $149 for passholders
- September 15 at $164, or $154 for passholders
- September 20 and September 22 at $169, or $159 for passholders
- September 24 at $174, or $164 for passholders
- September 25 and September 27 at $179, or $169 for passholders
- September 29 at $184, or $174 for passholders
- October 1 at $189, or $179 for passholders
- October 2 at $199, or $189 for passholders
- October 4 at $199
- October 18 at $219
- October 23, October 25 and October 27 at $224
September is where the value sits. Every date under $200 except October 1 falls in September, and the cheapest remaining nights of the whole season are August 30 and September 1 at $149.
Passholder pricing stops after October 2
The discount is not a flat perk across the season. Annual passholder pricing runs about $10 under the standard ticket through October 2, and from October 4 onward it disappears from the chart entirely. Passholders planning to use the discount have four remaining dates to do it on: September 20 through October 2 covers most of them, with August 30 and the early September nights making up the rest.
Put another way, the last passholder priced party of 2026 is October 2 at $189. Every night after that is full price for everyone.
What a party ticket actually buys
Not-So-Scary is Magic Kingdom's after hours Halloween event, running select nights from early August through Halloween itself. A ticket lets guests into the park from 4:00pm, which means up to eight hours inside for an event that officially runs from 7:00pm to midnight.
The headline entertainment is Mickey's Boo-To-You Halloween Parade and the Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular stage show, with a fireworks show above Cinderella Castle. Several attractions take Halloween overlays for the night, including Space Mountain, which runs in complete darkness with a different soundtrack. Trick or treat stations run throughout the park, and character meets that do not exist the rest of the year come out for the party.
The Buzz
Sellouts are the clearest public read on demand for a ticketed Magic Kingdom night, because Disney does not publish attendance. Twenty one of 38 nights gone before the end of August, with the October peak still ahead, tells you the party is tracking ahead of a casual booking pace.
August 30 is the last August night still on sale
Anyone hoping to do the party in August has one date left and it is August 30 at $149. After that the calendar jumps to September, where nine of the ten remaining nights sit under $200, and then into an October where prices climb to $224 and the passholder discount is gone. The pattern across this season has been steady rather than sudden, so the cheaper September dates are the ones worth booking first rather than watching.