That means that even if the wait time is two hours, you’ll be done before the party officially begins. During the first two Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party events this year, Jack and Sally started meeting with guests at 4:30pm. The vast majority of activities don’t begin until the official start time of the party at 7pm, but Jack and Sally consistently start meeting with guests before 7pm. We recommend getting in line right away to take advantage of “free” time. From the main entrance, it’s a short walk to Town Square theater where you’ll be able to get right in line for Jack and Sally as long as you have a wristband designating you as a party guest. Any earlier than that will put you closer to the front of the line, but it will mean more waiting in the sun and possibly rain.Ĭast Members will start letting guests into the park pretty much right at 4pm. Yes, you’ll have to wait in the hot sun, but any later than that and you could find yourself at the back of the crowd above. Each tappoint was probably 20-30 people deep, but it would get considerably more crowded in the next 15 minutes.ģ:15pm to 3:30pm should be a good arrival time. Cast Members will have lollipop signs that let you know you’re in the right spot.
On Not-So-Scary party nights, guests with a Not-So-Scary party ticket that wish to enter before 7pm should head to the far right of the main entrance. By then, there were some guests already lined up, but it wasn’t an overwhelming crowd just yet. Yesterday, we arrived at the entrance to Magic Kingdom at 3:30pm. In this article, we’ll cover our arrival plan and how you can set yourself up for success by meeting with Jack and Sally before the party even starts!Īs we noted, guests with a valid Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party ticket can enter Magic Kingdom as early as 4pm on the night of the party. Yesterday, we decided that we were going to start our day right at 4pm and head straight for the extremely popular Nightmare Before Christmas meet and greet with Jack Skellington and Sally. As you may know, Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is from 7pm to 12am on select nights through October 1st, but guests with a valid ticket can enter Magic Kingdom as early as 4pm.
Last night was the second Not-So-Scary Halloween Party of the season, and we were in attendance after a rain-soaked first party night back on Friday.
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The Halloween season is in full force now at Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World.
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