1. A bewitching atmosphere
Main Street, U.S.A. will feature around 40 new pumpkins, 170 new Mickey-shaped candles and Victorian-inspired garlands, accompanied by a brand-new original musical score. Nighttime projections will create an even more mysterious atmosphere.
In Frontierland, the area around Casa de Coco – Restaurante de Familia will celebrate DÃa de los Muertos with Mexican-inspired decorations. The autumn atmosphere will also continue in the Disney Hotels, with decorations inspired by Disney, Pixar and Marvel stories.
2. Meet Disney Villains and Characters
Mickey and his friends will appear alongside iconic Disney Villains including Cruella, Maleficent, Jafar, the Queen of Hearts and Dr. Facilier from The Princess and the Frog.
Jack Skellington and Sally from Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas will also return.
3. Thrills across both parks
Halloween is also the perfect time for some thrills. In Disneyland Park, guests can experience La Tanière du Dragon, Big Thunder Mountain and Phantom Manor.
Over at Disney Adventure World, the bravest guests can take on The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, including its spectacular 13-story drop.
4. Mickey’s Halloween Celebration
The four-float Mickey’s Halloween Celebration will once again be one of the season’s highlights.
Daisy Duck leads the procession, followed by Disney Characters including some rarer appearances such as Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar. Pumpkins, lanterns and hay bales surround the floats as they move through Disneyland Park to a festive soundtrack.
The finale features Mickey aboard Mickey’s Manor of Illusions, complete with magical illusions and lightning-fast costume changes.
5. Halloween treats and merchandise
Halloween also arrives in the restaurants and shops. New treats inspired by Mischief Makers and Disney Villains include the Devilish Brookie at Market House Deli and the Ursula’s Curse Cake at Victoria’s Home-Style Restaurant.
Guests can also discover an exclusive seasonal merchandise collection, including the Pumpkin Mickey shoulder plush.
3 major new features for 2026
Mickey and friends get new Victorian-style costumes
At the entrance to Disneyland Park, Mickey appears as a mystical count and Minnie as a little witch, while Donald becomes an adorable vampire and Daisy a charming bat lady.
All four costumes feature a matching bat-shaped brooch decorated with a diamond, with a different color for each character.
New Halloween decorations on Main Street, U.S.A.
Four new Art Deco stained-glass windows at Main Street Station feature Maleficent and Ursula. Around Town Square, guests will find Mickey and Minnie pumpkins with gilded Victorian details, as well as Donald and Goofy-shaped candles.
New banners along Main Street feature Disney Villains in shadow-puppet style. The experience ends at Royal Castle Stage, where new decorations include castle gates covered in thorns, ravens and Disney Villain-inspired emblems.
The Unlucky Nugget Saloon returns
In Frontierland, The Lucky Nugget Saloon once again becomes The Unlucky Nugget Saloon, inspired by Phantom Manor and the never-celebrated wedding reception of Melanie Ravenswood.
The ground floor combines themed decorations, music, lighting and special effects. New for 2026, the experience extends upstairs, with completely reimagined decorations and artwork inspired by Phantom Manor’s iconic portraits.
A reimagined menu completes the experience.
5 Halloween photo spots
Looking for the perfect Halloween selfie? Disneyland Paris has several atmospheric locations:
1. Sleeping Beauty Castle
A haunted ruins backdrop at the foot of the castle offers a spooky setting, with or without Disney Villains.
2. Adventureland
Head to Skull Rock on Adventure Isle with your Mickey Pumpkin Plush and Halloween Spirit Jersey for a classic Adventureland photo.
3. Stitch at Casey Corner Gazebo
Stitch will appear in his vampire outfit, ready to sink his teeth into your Halloween photo.
4. Main Street Station
The new Villain-themed Art Deco stained-glass windows provide a perfect backdrop, with the possibility of meeting Mickey and Minnie nearby.
5. Frontierland
A hidden corner of Frontierland offers a quieter and mysterious setting for a Halloween selfie.
Halloween Night – October 31
The season will culminate on October 31, when Disneyland Paris will offer a special Halloween program until 11:00 p.m.
The evening will include exclusive Character Encounters, a special fireworks show and treat distribution courtesy of M&M’S®, the Official Partner of the Halloween season.
Most importantly, October 31 will be the only opportunity of the year for guests of all ages to visit Disneyland Paris in costume.
