Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom has a new Disney Halloween Fireworks Show. Disney’s Not So Spooky Spectacular Fireworks replaced Hallowishes and if you’re planning to see this show, we have a few tips for you to make the most of it! But remember, this fireworks show is only available at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. So, if you want to see it in Magic Kingdom, make sure to buy a Party ticket. Here are 5 tips for viewing Disney’s Not So Spooky Spectacular Fireworks Show!
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Disney Halloween Fireworks at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party
Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party runs from early August through October This limited-capacity, nighttime event starts at 7 p.m. and allows guests to experience shorter wait times for attractions, themed food and beverage, and more. Guests of select Walt Disney World Resort hotels, Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Hotels, and Shades of Green can purchase tickets starting late April.
Be sure to read our Ultimate Guide to Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party if you plan to visit for all the tips, tricks, and happenings. Here is a round-up of some of our best advice for the Not So Spooky Spectacular Disney Halloween Fireworks show. While you can see the fireworks at MNSSHP from everywhere, there is no better spot than somewhere in front of the castle. And since these spots get filled up fast, and you don’t want to spend your party time saving a spot, here are our best tips.
How Long are the Fireworks at Mickey’s Not so Scary Halloween Party?
The Halloween Fireworks at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party are 12 minutes long.
What Time is the Disney Halloween Fireworks at MNSSHP?
In 2024, the Disney Halloween Fireworks takes place at 10:00 PM.
Where’s the Best Place to Stand for the Fireworks at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party?
If you’re looking for the best place to stand for the fireworks at MNSSHP, then there are a couple of options. If you want to see the digital projections on the castle, and Jack Skellington kick off show, then aim for the roundabout in front of castle. But be very aware, that families with small children will ALWAYS put them on their shoulders seconds before the fireworks begins, thus leaving you no way to see. As such, be wary of who you’re standing near.
Our second best place to see the fireworks is just on the edge of Main Street near Crystal Palace or the Plaza Restaurant. The hub grass ledges on both sides of the street allow for you to be around fewer people and still get a good view of the show.
Plan Ahead to Save Your Spot
This Disney Halloween Fireworks show takes place at 10:00 pm so it’s basically sandwiched in between the first and second Boo To You Parade. If you’re hoping to get a great spot, we recommend finding your place 30-60 minutes before the show starts depending on the crowd levels at your party.
Don’t Stand Too Close to the Castle
The Not So Spooky Spectacular Disney Halloween Fireworks Show not only features fireworks but also projections on the castle and the spires on the side. If you’re too close, not only will you miss the projections, but you won’t be able to see the full effect of the projections on Cinderella’s Castle.
Don’t Stand Too Far Away
In addition to fireworks and projections, the Disney Halloween Fireworks show also features Jack Skellington himself! He tells a Halloween story right from Cinderella Castle and if you’re too far away, you won’t be able to see him. The best spot in our opinion is slightly in front of the Partners Statue. You’ll be able to see most of the projections and fireworks and won’t miss seeing The Pumpkin King in all his glory.
Have Your Camera Ready
One of our favorite things about this show is how easy it is to get pictures of it! Even if your camera is just your phone, many of the projections are bright enough that you should have no problem capturing a few amazing shots. Don’t stay on your phone or camera too long though, or you’re sure to miss something! Be sure to check out all our Disney Photography Tips to get inspired.
Look Up
Speaking of missing something leads us to our last tip. Be sure to look up! Look up from your phone, up from your camera, up to the sky, and look all around! At 12 minutes in length, this is a pretty quick-moving show. The scenes can sometimes change very fast, and there’s a lot going on in this show. And while it’s extremely likely you’re not going to see everything, you’ll get the most out of the fireworks show by keeping your eyes on the sky.
Disney Halloween Fireworks Tips
Okay, we’ll be honest here. Be prepared to have people throw their children up on their shoulders, and block your view. This is a common and frustrating occurrence that happens at EVERY FIREWORKS SHOW. As such, be ready. Be aware of who you’re standing next to. And where may be a better spot, perhaps on a ledge near the hub grass. We have easily been in many situations where we’ve paid our 180 dollars for the ticket, and then couldn’t see the digital projections on the castle to save our lives! Whether it’s the person with the iPad that’s filming, the parent with the child, or the tall person, we’d be amiss if we didn’t share this was a real issue, you need to be 100% aware of. For our money, we like to save our sanity and just buy the dessert package instead.
Disney Halloween Fireworks
There you have it the top 5 things to know before you go about the Disney Halloween Fireworks and hopefully the best ways to help make your MNSSHP night even better!
Melanie Renee is a photographer, writer, designer and mom. Visiting Disney destinations since 2010, she is also an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner. When she's not creating her next coffee recipe, or designing apparel at Polka Dot Pixie Shop, she's seeking beautiful sunsets and planning her next trip .
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