Eager Disney fans have snapped up every available ticket for opening night of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom, with all spots filled at the premium price of $159. This marks the sixth sellout date so far this year, mirroring last year’s rapid pace where demand has been incredibly high. Tickets were initially released to resort guests in May before going to the general public, but even those early dates vanished within hours. As a result, many travelers are already shifting their plans to later dates in late August and early September due to the shortage of openings. Past patterns indicate that if opening night sells out, the rest of August typically follows shortly after, often by mid-month. Those hoping to attend should focus on remaining August dates like the 21st and 23rd, which remain the most affordable options at $139 each. However, late October dates approaching Halloween tend to sell out quickly as well since many families plan to coincide with the holiday itself. Fans can still enjoy special events like the Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular and the Boo-to-You parade if they can secure a spot before capacity fills again.
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