Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2026 Merchandise Revealed, Plus a New Stitch Dance Party

By entgrove · August 3, 2026 · Updated September 29, 2026

Disney has revealed the 2026 Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party merchandise: a round Loungefly bag carrying the Headless Horseman on a rearing horse with a vampire Mickey coin purse clipped to the front, glow in the dark ears whose black bat detaches, and double sided apparel in charcoal and orange. A new Stitch dance party called Lilo's Costume Trunk debuts at Rocket Tower Plaza Stage in Tomorrowland. Every piece is sold to party guests only, while supplies last, on nights running August 7 through October 31 at Magic Kingdom.

Disney has revealed the 2026 merchandise collection for Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, along with a new Stitch dance party in Tomorrowland, ahead of the event's August 7 opening night. The collection is built around a round Loungefly bag carrying the Headless Horseman and a glow in the dark ear headband whose bat comes off, and every piece of it is sold only to guests attending the party at Magic Kingdom Park, which runs on select nights through October 31.

Party nights start August 7

Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party returns to Magic Kingdom on select nights from August 7 through October 31, 2026. The event is a separately ticketed hard ticket night, which means the park closes to regular day guests and the party crowd gets Main Street, U.S.A. lit for the season, trick or treat trails, character meets that only happen after dark, and the parade that gave "Boo to You" its permanent place in the Halloween rotation. Costumes are welcome for guests of every age, which is the one night of the year that rule applies.

The headline addition for 2026 is at Rocket Tower Plaza Stage in Tomorrowland, where Stitch hosts a dance party that changes theme as the night goes on. Lilo and Angel join him for Lilo's Costume Trunk, and each accessory Stitch pulls out of the trunk swaps the theme of the party, so the music and the look never settle into one thing for long. It slots into the existing lineup rather than replacing anything: the Boo to You parade, the fireworks and the trick or treat trail all still run.

Everything here needs a party ticket

Every item in this collection is a party exclusive, which is the detail worth noting before anything else. These are not shopDisney pieces or general Magic Kingdom stock, so a party ticket is the only way to buy them, and Disney has attached the usual note that merchandise is available while supplies last.

Crewneck and adult tees

The crewneck and adult tees are printed on both sides, with a small hit on the front and the real artwork on the back. Disney is sticking to charcoal gray and black with orange this year, and the character lineup leans classic: Mickey Mouse in a top hat and cape, Minnie Mouse in her witch costume, and the Headless Horseman, who has ridden down Main Street ahead of the Halloween parade since the party's earliest years. The back of the crewneck gathers them with a ghost, a vampire and a crowd of witches around a Cinderella Castle printed in orange. The tees run the same idea at a smaller scale, pairing an orange-trimmed pocket print on the front with the full design behind.

Ears, a backpack and a plush keychain

Not-So-Scary ears, glow in the dark, with a detachable bat

Headless Horseman Loungefly backpack with a vampire Mickey coin purse

Mickey Mouse vampire plush keychain

The ears are the piece built for the event itself. The headband is orange, the ear caps carry a small print of the party characters, and the whole thing glows in the dark. The black bat sitting between the ears detaches, so it can be worn as a separate accessory on a costume and the same headband works two ways across a night that starts in daylight and ends under the castle. Glow pieces have become a practical purchase at this party rather than a novelty one, since most of the event happens after park close and the crowd spreads across a very dark Magic Kingdom.

The Loungefly bag is round, and the front is given over to the Headless Horseman on a rearing black horse with his flaming jack-o-lantern head held above him. The reverse carries the party logo dated 2026, the strap is printed with the party name, and a Mickey Mouse vampire coin purse clips to the front. It has room for a night of trick or treating, and Loungefly bags have become the collectible party guests line up for first. The coin purse is the piece most likely to sell out early, since it works as a standalone charm on any other bag.

The plush keychain doubles as a bag charm, and it is the cheapest way into the collection for anyone who does not want to carry an apparel purchase around the park all night.

Mug, ornament and magnet frame

The smaller keepsakes cover the range guests usually shop after the parade. This year's mug carries a fang design and ships with a secured lid, which is a small detail that matters at an outdoor event where a drink travels between trick or treat stops. Disney is also selling a Castle ornament and a magnet frame sized for party photos, for guests who want the night on a tree or a refrigerator rather than on a shirt.

What this means for party guests

The party exclusive label is the practical takeaway. If a piece of this collection is on your list, it has to be bought on a night you already hold a ticket for, and the while supplies last note means guests attending late October dates may find thinner racks than guests who go in August. Treat shopping as an early stop rather than a last one, since the merchandise locations thin out fastest in the final hour of each party night. Disney has also published a separate foodie guide covering the treats sold during the event. Party tickets are sold by date for select nights through October 31, on sale now at disneyworld.disney.go.com.