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Anaheim, CA 92802
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It has become an annual tradition during the October season, with the Enchanted Kingdom transforming itself into a haunted theme park (family-friendly, of course), with the traditional Disney characters attired in costumes to show the spirit of the season. All the usual Disneyland Resort rides and attractions are open, but with an extra special Halloween spin.

2009 HALLOWEEN TIME DATES: September 25 to November 1

MICKEY’S TRICK-OR-TREAT PARTY DATES: October 2, 8-9, 15-16, 21-23, 28-29, 30-31.

NEW FOR 2009: Disneyland will present a Halloween-themed fireworks show this year, hosted by Jack Skellington from A NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS

2009 HALLOWEEN TIME HOURS: Times can vary so check with the Disneyland Resort website calendar.

  • Disneyland: 10:00am to 8:00pm on weekdays, 9:00am to midnight on Friday, Saturdays & Sunday
  • Disneyland California Adventure: 10:00am to 6:00pm on weekdays, 10:00am to 8:00pm on Friday, Saturday & Sunday

2009 HALLOWEEN TIME TICKETS: Regular admission allows you into the Disneyland Resorts two theme parks, where you can enjoy the extra Halloween festivities at no extra cost (except for Mickey’s Trick-or-Treat Party in the Disney California Adventur Park). Purchase tickets online and print at home to save money off of the “day of event” price.

  • 1-Day 1-Park Tickets: $62 for children 3-9 and $72 for ages 10+
  • 1-Day Park Hopper Ticket: $87 for ages 3-9, $97 for ages 10+
  • Mickey’s Trick-or-Treat Party Tickets: $32 in advance; $39 on October 2, 8-9, 15-16, 21-23, 28-29; $42 on October 30-31.

2009 HALLOWEEN TIME DISCOUNTS: There are various deals for multi-day and/or multi-park passes, which include admission to both Disneyland Park and Disney’s California Adventure Park (where you can “enjoy” the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror).

2009 HALLOWEEN TIME PARKING: $12 for automobiles; $17 for over sized vehicles, motor homes, and tractors without trailers; $22 for buses and tractors with trailers.

2009 HALLOWEEN TIME ATTRACTIONS: Disneyland offers several spine-tingling thrills that are not too scary for even young children.

  • Haunted Mansion Holiday sees Disneyland’s famous Haunted Mansion, open year-round, get an extra-special face lift for the October season, taking on the appearance of Halloween Town from A NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
  • Space Mountain Ghost Galaxy allows you to throttle through the outer reaches of the creepy cosmos.
  • Twilight Zone Tower of Terror subjects you to a terrifying free-fall as you enter the Hollywood Tower Hotel. With a sculpted bats guarding the entry gates, there’s no telling if you will be able to find a way out.
  • Mickey’s Treat-or-Treat Party: On select nights in October, Disneyland Resort offers this private costume party at Disney’s California Adventure park, where little ghosts and goblins can join their favorite Disney characters for Halloween-style fun. Your children can go trick-or-treating ride the usual attractions, collect candy, enjoy live music, and play games. Guests, including adults, are encouraged to wear costumes, but they must conform to Disney’s costume code: child friendly, non-violent, eyes visible, no sharpt objects or props that could be mistaken for real weapons. The Trick-or-Treat Party event requires a separate ticket. No charge for children under 2. You may get more information and purchase online at the Mickey’s Trick-or-Treat Party page, or call 714-781-4400.

HALLOWEEN TIME TRICKS & TREATS: Disneyland offers special Halloween merrchandise for sale, including collectible pins, costumes based on your favorite Disney and Pixar characters, pumpkin-head mouse ears, candy baskets, and more. Seasonal food is available in the form of Gingerbrad Pumpkin Cooies, Cream Topped Pumpkin Muffins, and Pumpkin King Mousse Tarts.

HALLOWEEN TIME DRAWBACKS: This is basically a Halloween opportunity for parents with children who don’t want to be too frightened. Although fun, Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion is not really scary; the Tower of Terror may be terrifying, but it is basically a thrill ride, not a traditional Halloween attraction. So it’s not exactly what most enthusiasts expect from a Halloween attraction. Still, you can console yourself with a trip on the Pirates of the Caribbean.

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