Credit: Inside the MagicMickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is officially underway at Walt Disney World, but anyone still hoping to attend in 2026 may want to make a decision sooner rather than later.
Tickets remain available for plenty of nights at Magic Kingdom. However, the list of dates guests can choose from continues to shrink.
As of August 10, 11 party nights have completely sold out. Several August dates are already unavailable, while some of the most popular October nights have disappeared as well.
If you’re still planning a Halloween trip to Walt Disney World, here’s a look at exactly which dates are gone and which ones you can still book.
11 Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Dates Are Sold Out
Disney kicked off Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party on August 7, and opening night was among the first dates to reach capacity.
Halloween itself was even more popular. October 31 sold out on the first day tickets became available to the general public. Since then, additional August, September, and October dates have joined the list.
As of August 10, these 11 dates are sold out:
- August 7
- August 11
- August 14
- August 18
- August 21
- September 4
- September 8
- October 9
- October 13
- October 29
- October 31
August 21 and October 29 are the latest additions to the list.
That doesn’t mean you’ve missed your chance to attend, though. There are still quite a few options available across all three months.
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These August Dates Are Still Available
August currently has only four available party nights remaining:
- August 23 — $139
- August 25 — $144
- August 28 — $149
- August 30 — $149
These are also some of the least expensive tickets still available for the entire 2026 event.
Last year, every August party sold out by August 26. The 2026 event is moving at a similar pace, so guests hoping to attend this month probably shouldn’t count on these remaining dates sticking around for long.
September Still Has Plenty of Choices
September currently gives guests the most flexibility.
The available dates are:
- September 1 — $149
- September 11 — $159
- September 13 — $159
- September 15 — $164
- September 18 — $169
- September 20 — $169
- September 22 — $169
- September 24 — $174
- September 25 — $179
- September 27 — $179
- September 29 — $184
September 4 and September 8 have already sold out, but every other remaining September party currently has tickets available.
For guests who haven’t finalized their Walt Disney World dates yet, September may offer the best combination of availability and price.
October Dates Are Getting Harder to Find
October is where things become more challenging.
Halloween night has been unavailable since tickets first went on sale to the general public, and October 9, October 13, and October 29 have now sold out as well.
Here’s what’s still available:
- October 1 — $189
- October 2 — $199
- October 4 — $199
- October 6 — $199
- October 8 — $204
- October 15 — $214
- October 16 — $219
- October 18 — $219
- October 22 — $219
- October 23 — $224
- October 25 — $224
- October 27 — $224
The final stretch of the month is particularly limited. With October 29 and October 31 already gone, October 23, 25, and 27 are the final three available parties during the last week leading into Halloween. Each costs $224 per person.
Waiting Could Mean Missing Out
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party has a history of selling out completely, and 2026 appears to be heading in that direction again.
By mid-August 2025, 11 dates had sold out. Every August party was unavailable by August 26, and the entire 2025 event eventually sold out by September 24. The 2026 party has already reached 11 sold-out nights as of August 10.
That makes the remaining August dates worth watching especially closely.
Guests targeting October also shouldn’t assume they’ll have weeks to make a decision. The closer the calendar gets to Halloween, the fewer choices remain, and several of the most desirable nights have already reached capacity.
For now, there are still plenty of ways to attend Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party in 2026. But with 11 dates already displaying the equivalent of a “no entry” sign, that list is only getting shorter.
