Latest News About Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party 2026

Here’s what’s currently known about Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2026.

• Dates and scope: The event is planned for select nights at Magic Kingdom from early August through Halloween, with reports indicating a run of about 38 nights between August 7 and October 31, 2026. This would mark one of the earliest starts for MNSSHP in its history. [source summaries indicate August 7–October 31 window and 38 nights][1][5]
• Key entertainment: Expect staples like Mickey’s Boo to You Parade, Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular, and Disney’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular fireworks. In 2026, a new Stitch-led dance party in Tomorrowland (featuring Lilo and Angel) has been highlighted as a fresh addition, with Stitch interacting with Lilo’s Costume Trunk to trigger theme changes.[2][3][5]
• Early entry and perks: Guests with party-specific tickets are often admitted to Magic Kingdom a few hours before the official start time on party nights, and exclusive merchandise and specialty food/beverage options are typically available. Some outlets note dessert party options for the fireworks show as an upgrade.[5][2]
• Official confirmation status: Multiple outlets have reported dates and new features based on Disney previews and teases, with several outlets signaling an imminent or recently released official announcement. However, as of late-April 2026 there isn’t a single official Disney press release pasted here, so cross-check the Disney World site or reputable Disney fan sites for the final, authoritative dates and ticketing details.[7][9]

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Citations:

• MNSSHP 2026 dates and timing hints:[5]
• Entertainment lineup and Stitch dance party details:[3][2][5]
• General expectations for entry timing and merchandise:[2][5]
• Teasers and unofficial previews noting anticipated official announcements:[7]