Disney Has Already Given Park Menus A Major Halloween Makeover
I honestly don't care that it's August, because as far as I'm concerned we've already transitioned to fall. And clearly, Disney feels the same. They've fully embraced the Halloween season with full-on park makeovers—everything from menus to merch.
Lets chat about what's *really* important here, k? The treats. A whole bunch of sweets have already hit Disneyland and Disney World. Jack Skellington cake pops, those pumpkin beignets, and a toffee-filled Amuck Cupcake with peanut butter chips, chocolate candy bits, and caramel sauce.
But the halloween spirit has hit elsewhere, too. The parks are lined with Mickey-shaped pumpkins, outfitted with festive leaves, and decked out with "boo" balloons, while the gift shops are overflowing with festive goodies. We're talking shirts, hats, trick-or-treat buckets, the works.
If ~all that~ isn't enough, you'll have to hit up the Oogie Boogie Bash and Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween for the unending entertainment AND unrivaled food lineups. The Nightmare Before Christmas-themed party includes rides, villains, and our personal favorite feature, BOOZE! The latter celebration, which runs between August 16 and November 1, has got a "Not-So-Spooky Spectacular" fireworks show, Halloween parade, and more.
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"[It'll] transform Magic Kingdom Park into a spook-tacular celebration for a total of 36 nights," a park rep wrote in a statement. "Returning to the event will be spooky fun for everyone, including devilish Halloween décor, special entertainment such as fireworks, a parade and character greetings, as well as trick-or-treating throughout the park."
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