Guests hoping to experience Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at the lowest possible price now have one less option, as the 11th August 2026 event has officially sold out.

The sell-out removes the final remaining $119 party date from this year’s schedule, meaning every remaining Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party ticket now starts at $129 or higher, depending on the event date.

The 11th August party joins Halloween night (31st October) and 14th August as the only dates to reach capacity so far. The rapid sell-out of the least expensive events continues a familiar trend, with value-priced nights proving to be among the first to disappear each year.

This latest development leaves guests looking for more affordable party tickets with fewer options, particularly those planning trips during August. While opening night on 7th August remains available, its higher ticket price of $159 has likely contributed to it staying on sale longer.

Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party returns to Magic Kingdom on select nights between 7th August and 31st October 2026. The separately ticketed event runs from 7.00pm until midnight, although party guests can enter Magic Kingdom from 4.00pm, giving them several hours to enjoy the park before exclusive entertainment begins.

This year’s event includes the return of fan favourites such as Mickey’s Boo-to-You Halloween Parade, Disney’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular fireworks, the Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular stage show, trick-or-treat trails and character meet-and-greets. New for 2026, Stitch will host an interactive dance party in Tomorrowland alongside Lilo and Angel, adding another exclusive experience for party guests.

With both $119 dates now sold out well before the first party begins, demand for the 2026 season continues to mirror recent years. Guests planning to attend later in the autumn, particularly around October, may want to secure tickets sooner rather than later as more dates are expected to sell out in the coming weeks.