- Disney Halloween Festival runs 26 September to 1 November 2026
- Mickey and friends debut Victorian-inspired Halloween outfits
- Main Street, USA features new decorations with 40 pumpkins and 170 candles
- Halloween night programme 31 October runs until 23:00 with costume access
- The Unlucky Nugget Saloon expands upstairs with reimagined decor and menu
Disneyland Paris has launched its Disney Halloween Festival, running from 26 September to 1 November 2026, with Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Daisy debuting Victorian-inspired Halloween outfits and Main Street, USA welcoming new decorations, an original musical score and nighttime projections. The festival brings together Halloween chills and Disney magic, with guests of all ages invited to create memories alongside Disney Villains including Maleficent, Cruella and Jafar, who join the celebrations alongside Jack Skellington, Sally and Stitch in his vampire outfit. Mickey’s Halloween Celebration cavalcade returns with four floats, Disney Characters and a finale featuring Mickey’s Manor of Illusions, making its way through Disneyland Park transformed with brand-new Halloween decorations stretching from Main Street to the foot of Sleeping Beauty Castle.
Main Street, USA features approximately 40 new pumpkins, 170 new candles in the likeness of Mickey Mouse and his friends, and garlands inspired by Victorian style, with the whole experience enhanced by an all-new original musical score and nighttime projections creating a mysterious atmosphere. The Phantom Manor-inspired Unlucky Nugget Saloon expands upstairs with new decor and a reimagined menu, with the ground floor blending decorations, music, lighting effects and special effects for an experience as intriguing as it is delicious. Food lovers can indulge in creations inspired by Mischief Makers and Disney Villains, including the Devilish Brookie at Market House Deli and Ursula’s Curse Cake at Victoria’s Home-Style Restaurant, with an exclusive collection of seasonal souvenirs including the Pumpkin Mickey shoulder plush.
The season culminates on 31 October with a special programme running until 23:00, featuring exclusive Character Encounters, fireworks and M&M’S treat distribution, marking the only opportunity of the year for guests of all ages to visit Disneyland Paris in costume. Thrill-seekers can experience attractions including La Tanière du Dragon, Big Thunder Mountain and Phantom Manor at Disneyland Park, with The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror at Disney Adventure World offering a 13-story drop. The festival includes new Art Deco stained-glass windows at Main Street Station featuring Maleficent and Ursula, surrounded by burnt-out candles, banners and wide-grinning Mickey pumpkins.
