Halloween

"Come to Disneyland Resort during the month of October and you'll be chillin' with the villains!  Famous villains from classic Disney movies join the festivities and add a frightfully delightful twist to Halloween Time at the Disneyland Resort.  With special attractions and entertainment, in addition to familiar favorites, Halloween Time at the Disneyland Resort is wicked fun for everyone!  Thrill to a dazzling fireworks spooktacular, hosted by Jack Skellington from "Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas," as it explodes onto the night skies to send shivers down your spine.  Venture into the revamped Haunted Mansion Holiday, courtesy of the diabolically delightful Jack Skellington and his cohorts from Halloweentown.  Witness the terrifying transformation as everyone's favorite deep space thrill-ride becomes Space Mountain Ghost Galaxy and throttles through the outer reaches of an uncannily creepy cosmos at breakneck speeds!  Get ready for ghostly encounters with phantom patrons on The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, and relive the horrific Halloween night in 1939 that has haunted the hotel ever since.  Both Parks and many of your Favorite Disney Characters will dress up in the spooky spirit of Halloween!  On select nights in October, go trick-or-treating in the ultimate Disney neighborhood at Mickey's Trick-or-Treat Party at Disney's California Adventure Park — ride attractions, collect candy, enjoy live music, play games and more! (Separate admission required)" - Disneyland.com

Halloween Decorations: Halloween decorations appear everywhere in Disneyland, starting at the entrance gates, and continuing to the "Mickey Planter" below the Main Street Train Station where a masked Mickey face is created from miniature white and orange pumpkins. Town Square at the end of Main Street boasts a 16-foot tall Mickey-Mouse-shaped jack-o-lantern that's very popular for photographs, and Main Street is decked out in orange and yellow bunting, with over 300 pumpkins peeping from its windows.  You will also enjoy the Halloween treats and merchandise.

Character Costumes: Many of the Disney characters will be wearing their own Halloween costumes as they greet guests. Young girls especially seem to enjoy wearing their Disney princess outfits while visiting the park, and if you buy them one for their visit, they can wear it for the holiday, too.

Haunted Mansion: The special Halloween decorations in Haunted Mansion Holiday, based on Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas are extensive and whimsical, and jack-o-lanterns replace the hitchhiking ghosts. This is Disneyland's best Halloween spot. You may want to ride it twice to take it all in and be sure to stop by after dark when candles flicker outside.

Space Mountain Ghost Galaxy: Just in time for Halloween, a bunch of ghosts have moved into Space Mountain, with a new sound track and special effects just for the holiday.

Big Thunder Ranch Halloween Roundup: Held at Frontierland's Big Thunder Ranch, the Roundup features seasonal-themed activities, including live animals, cookie decorating, sing-alongs and appearances by Woody and Jessie from the Toy Story movies.

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Halloween Screams Fireworks: A special show just for the season hosted by Jack Skellington and featuring Zero.

Mickey's Trick or Treat Party: On selected nights, California Adventure re-opens at night just for those who buy tickets for the party. Costumes are allowed.

Disney's Happiest Haunts Tour: A special version of the behind-the-scenes tour, visiting all the special holiday attractions and with reserved seating for the fireworks.