October is here, and Halloween is in full swing across Disney Parks worldwide! From dancing ghosts in Tokyo to villainous house parties in Hong Kong, here are 8 spooky surprises you may not know about Disney Halloween celebrations around the world.
Tokyo Disney Resort
1. Dance Along to “Spooky ‘Boo!’ Parade”
This fan-favorite returns with Mickey and friends joined by cheerful spirits aboard themed floats representing park attractions and lands. The high-energy music and choreography will have you dancing along the parade route.
2. Haunted Mansion Holiday NightmareJust like at Disneyland Resort in California, Tokyo Disneyland transforms its Haunted Mansion into a “Nightmare Before Christmas” wonderland, fusing Halloween and Christmas magic with Jack Skellington and crew.
Shanghai Disney Resort
3. CookieAnn Bakery Café Halloween Treats
Enjoy limited-time goodies at this Duffy and Friends-themed café, offering Halloween cakes, donuts, and cookies. More seasonal snacks await at Donald’s Dine ‘n’ Delights.
4. Halloween Villains Castle Celebration
Held during Halloween Spook-tacular Days (Oct. 27-31), this nighttime show features Disney Villains projections, fireworks, and fiery effects all set to a pulse-pounding soundtrack.
Disneyland Paris
5. Mickey’s Halloween Celebration Cavalcade
Join the Mischief Makers for a cavalcade filled with dancing, vibrant costumes, and upbeat music as Mickey, Goofy, Chip ‘n’ Dale and more show off their spooky styles.
6. A Nightfall with Disney Villains
Disney Villains take over Sleeping Beauty Castle with mesmerizing projections, fountains, and music in a nighttime show that brings a wicked end to your day.
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
7. Cruella’s House Party at House of De Vil-lains
Visit The Pavilion for villain fashion tutorials, themed snacks, and a wicked performance of the original song “Shine” by Cruella herself. Snap a cover-worthy photo with Photopass and show off your dark side.
8. “Let’s Get Wicked” Musical Spectacle
An award-winning stage show spotlighting iconic villains like Ursula and Maleficent, featuring dazzling lighting, costumes, and choreography. You can even stream the show’s songs from global music platforms.
So if you thought Halloween Disney Parks only happened in the U.S., think again! From Asia to Europe, spooky season is a global celebration.