What's New at Disneyland Paris for Halloween?
- Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Daisy Duck will dress in new Victorian-style attire for the Halloween season.
- The Unlucky Nugget Saloon returns with more chilling charm at Disneyland Paris, extending upstairs with new artwork inspired by the iconic portraits from Phantom Manor.
- Main Street, U.S.A. will be decked out in all-new, eerie decor.
Beginning September 26 through November 1, 2026, Disneyland Paris will transform into Disney Halloween Festival, packed with a spine-tingling blend of thrills and brand-new surprises for the season.
The Unlucky Nugget Saloon Comes to Frontierland
Inspired by the iconic Phantom Manor attraction, The Lucky Nugget Saloon will once again transform into The Unlucky Nugget Saloon!
It is rumored that a grand reception was to be held here in honor of the neighboring Ravenswoods in celebration of the upcoming nuptials of their daughter, Melanie. But the restaurant has inexplicably fallen into disrepair, prompting locals to rename it “The Unlucky Nugget.”
The restaurant remains open to curious visitors, but warns that they should expect their visit to be somewhat… spirited! This limited–time experience will include ghostly decorations, as well as Halloween-themed menus during Disney Halloween Festival. New this year, the experience will expand upstairs, reimagined with new decor and artwork inspired by the attraction's iconic portraits.
Main Street, U.S.A. Comes Alive with Projections
Once you enter Disneyland Park, keep an eye out at the Main Street, U.S.A. station for four new Art Deco stained-glass windows featuring Maleficent and Ursula, surrounded by burnt-out candles, colorful banners, and grinning Mickey Mouse silhouettes.
As you then make your way down Main Street and enter Town Square, you'll notice the gardens have been adorned with pumpkins carved like Mickey and Minnie and candles shaped like Donald and Goofy, a perfect place for a spellbinding selfie during the season.
As night descends on Main Street, U.S.A., the charming area will take on a hauntingly magical glow. Building facades come alive with spectral projections and new banners reveal silhouettes of classic Disney Villains, while around 40 new pumpkins, 170 new candles, and an all-new original musical score transform Main Street into a pumpkin-filled paradise. Be sure to also stop by the Royal Castle Stage at the top of Main Street, where the castle gates have been seemingly overrun with thorns, ravens, and emblems inspired by your favorite Disney Villains.
Meet Disney Villains and Mischief Makers
Step into the wonderfully wicked world of the iconic Disney Villains as Cruella, Maleficent, Jafar, Queen of Hearts, Dr Facilier, and more take center stage at Disneyland Park.
Over in Frontierland, you can find the Pumpkin King, Jack Skellington, as well as Sally from Tim’s Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. Guests will be required on the day of their visit to join a virtual queue, available primarily via the Disneyland Paris Mobile App (subject to availability).
"Mickey's Halloween Celebration" Cavalcade Returns
Surrounded by brand-new Halloween decorations stretching from Main Street, U.S.A., to the foot of Sleeping Beauty Castle, the fan-favorite “Mickey’s Halloween Celebration” cavalcade returns with Goofy, Chip ‘n’ Dale, Daisy Duck, and more.
Other Disney Characters, including rarer appearances such as Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar, can be spotted in the cavalcade this year, while Mickey’s Manor of Illusions float returns with his trademark, lightning-fast outfit changes on full display.
Eerie-sistable Goodies and Treats Await
Indulge in fang-tastic treats inspired by mischief makers and Disney Villains that will haunt menus all around Disneyland Paris, including the Devilish Brookie at Market House Deli and the Ursula’s Curse Cake at Victoria's Home-Style Restaurant.
For those looking to discover new Halloween merchandise, there’s plenty of goodies on the way. This year, an exclusive collection inspired by the colors of the season will also offer a range of souvenirs, including the Pumpkin Mickey shoulder plush, perfect for keeping the Halloween magic alive long after the visit.
Thrill-Seeking Adventures Await This Halloween
At Disneyland Paris, there’s over 53 attractions for both youngsters and adults to enjoy. This Halloween season, brave the eerie Phantom Manor, "drop" in at the gravity-defying Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, or visit La Tanière du Dragon and Big Thunder Mountain for a serious autumn adrenaline rush amid spectacular settings.
Extended Park Hours and More Surprises
On October 31, you’re invited to wear your Halloween costumes to Disneyland Paris. For just this one day, prolong the ghoulish glee as opening hours will be extended until 11 p.m.
And that’s not all. Upon park closing on October 31, one last spellbinding adventure is in store! Be sure to catch the show “A Nightfall with Disney Villains,” which will electrify Sleeping Beauty Castle prior to the start of the nighttime spectacular “Disney Tales of Magic.”
