Disney Introduces Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Pass Granting Unlimited Access
Have you ever wanted to attend every single Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party? The cost for those who wished to do so was extremely cost prohibitive, that is, until now.
It appears that Guests will have the option to purchase a new Party Pass that will give you access to every single party night, excluding Halloween night. That’s 35 nights of Halloween fun! It will even allow you into parties that have been sold out.
The price is $299 plus tax for ages 10 and up and $284 for ages 3-9. Guests who have purchased a ticket to the party prior can upgrade to the Party Pass. There are no discounts available. (Which is understandable.)
For those looking to purchase this ticket, it cannot be done online as of right now, but it can be purchased at Guest Services or at the ticket window. If you have questions, you can call the Disney Reservation Center at 407-939-4295.
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This makes a lot of sense for the buyer of one of these tickets if you are a local, but there is no incentive to buy the single night ticket now. Those who buy single night tickets may find themselves in an overcrowded park and feeling as if they have wasted money.
There goes your crowd calendars for the MNNSSHP…….pooof…..they’ll ALL be crowded……
booooo no pun intended. this is only going to make the parties more crowded. my only hope is they are offering this only because ticket sales this year are low, so they are hoping this will offset what would have been the normal sales. but hate this.