food IS a theme park
Halloween is getting closer!
Halloween Cavalcade
And with that, we’ve been slowly getting details on Disney’s BOO Bash, the event which will replace Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party this year. We’ve already learned a lot about the food offerings, characters we could encounter, and dates the event will be held…but now it’s time to talk PRICE.
This year, Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party has been canceled, but the NEW After Hours BOO BASH event is set to bring some Halloween fun to the parks.
Boo Bash ©Disney
Earlier today, Disney released information about the dates and pricing of the BOO BASH tickets. But, just how do the price of these tickets compare to the previous price of tickets for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party? We’re breaking it down for you here!
Let’s state the obvious — Disney World is expensive!
You’ll probably be saving up for this vacation!
Thankfully, there are several ways to save money on your vacation with various discounts and deals. However, you could also save a BUNCH of money by choosing your travel dates wisely. Disney operates with a date-based ticket system, so some days are much cheaper than others. Today, we’re sharing the list of the cheapest ticket prices for the rest of 2021!
Disneyland Resort reopened to California residents on April 30th!
Pixar Pier
Since then, we’ve been in the theme parks looking for any changes and updates you might need to know about. We’ve gone over how to get Disneyland tickets and how to book Disneyland Park Pass Reservations, but now Disney has introduced a new system that combines the two into one easy step!
Even though it’s only May, it’s time to gear up for the Halloween season!
We’re halfway to pumpkin season!
In honor of Halfway to Halloween, we got a lot more information about what this fall is going to look like for Halloween in Disney World, and that includes a brand-new celebration called Disney After Hours Boo Bash! This After Hours event will be replacing Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party this year and offering some of the same experiences, but with some major differences. We got some seriously mixed responses from our readers about these changes, and we’re excited to share their thoughts with you!
It’s a busy year for Disney World!
Cinderella Castle
Not only will it celebrate the 50th anniversary on October 1st, but there will be new experiences opening and old favorites reopening. If you’re headed to Disney World during this exciting year, there is a Park Pass Reservation update you’re gonna want to know about!
Select guests are able to make Disneyland Park Pass reservations today!
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Disneyland reopens on April 30th, and those with existing tickets are currently able to make park reservations! Just keep in mind that these will be required in addition to a valid ticket. And if you don’t have a ticket yet, don’t worry — you’ll be able to buy new ones (and make those Park Pass reservations) on April 15th! But you may be wondering…HOW exactly does this Park Pass system work?
Ready to visit your favorite Disneyland pals, eat some delicious snacks, and hop on some classic rides? Well, Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park will soon be open again and you’ll be able to do all that and more!
It’s Almost Time to Step into Disneyland Again!
Just like at Disney World, in order to visit the theme parks at Disneyland Resort you’ll need to make a park reservation. If you’re hoping to visit Disneyland, then you’ll want to act fast because park reservations are now available for select guests!!
Disneyland is reopening on April 30th, and BOY are we excited.
Disneyland
We’ve already shared some details on Park Pass reservations and rides — and we even got an opening date for the brand-new Avengers Campus! And as the big reopening creeps closer, Disney is announcing still more. Today, we got some news on ticket pricing and block-out dates!
Disneyland’s theme parks have been closed for OVER a year now, but soon both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park will be reopening!
That View Tho.
In advance of the theme parks reopening, Disneyland has updated some information on their website about unused tickets. If you were planning to visit Disneyland last year before the parks were closed, you had already purchased your tickets, and you weren’t able to use some or all of your tickets, this is information you need to know.
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