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02-08-06, 10:25
The witching hour of midnight on Sept. 29, 2006, will mark the beginning of an all-new seasonal event at the Disneyland Resort – Disney’s HalloweenTime. Continuing through Oct. 31, this first-ever event will allow Guests to enter a family-friendly world of Halloween delights.
Disney’s California Adventure Park is celebrating this frightfully fun time of the year with a spirited event called Mickey’s Halloween Treat. On select nights in October, Guests will experience treat stations where they can scare up some goodies, lively music to boogie their bones, creepy crafts and activities and lots of spook-tacular entertainment for little boos and ghouls of all ages.
Guests will also have the thrill of meeting an assortment of Disney Villains on the prowl while enjoying the enhanced atmosphere décor in the Hollywood Pictures Backlot.
Looming 183 feet high (the tallest attraction at the Disneyland Resort) and tempting Guests to leave reality behind is the Hollywood Tower Hotel, site of the terrifying experience that is “The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.” The park’s popular supernatural adventure will take on an even more ominous presence with enhanced décor and a creepy staff (such as the hotel maid whose shift never ends)!
Tickets for Mickey’s Halloween Treat cost just $29 per person (plus tax). Advance ticket prices are available. All tickets are non-commissionable.
The autumn motif at Disneyland Park will also be immediately apparent as Guests approach charming jack-o-lantern creations depicting Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Pluto and Goofy that adorn the rooftop of the Main Entrance. Upon entering the park, Guests will see the familiar imagery of the “Mickey Planter” below the Main Street Train Station transformed into a canvas of pumpkins and a masked Mickey face, featuring a skin-tone and ears created with real miniature white and orange pumpkins.
On Main Street, U.S.A. festive orange and yellow bunting will grace the quaint Victorian buildings while fall will be in full bloom in the flowerbeds and streetlamp flower boxes with a floral palette of green, purple, orange and yellow. The centerpiece of Town Square will be the 12-foot tall Mickey Mouse jack-o-lantern, complete with pumpkin ears. The carved Mickey image will greet Guests with a smile as they stroll down Main Street, U.S.A. and it will give them a playful wink as they depart, all while casting a warm glow at night.
The Central Plaza will also be specially decorated with Disney Character-inspired jack-o-lanterns surrounding the famous “Partners” statue of Walt Disney and
Mickey Mouse. Additionally, the Disney Characters themselves will get into the “spirit” of the occasion, wearing their favorite Halloween costumes, while meeting and greeting Guests in Town Square and the Central Plaza.
At the Halloween Round-Up in Frontierland, little ones visiting Big Thunder Ranch will have fun enjoying crafts and listening to a few tall, and possibly spooky, tales. The round-up will also feature an array of tasty treats to satisfy the most monstrous of appetites, including cotton candy in Halloween colors. Plus, little frights can participate in some Spooky-Kookie-Cookie decorating.
As part of Disney’s HalloweenTime, the popular seasonal attraction “Haunted Mansion Holiday” returns in New Orleans Square to delight Guests by showing what happens when the traditions of Halloween and Christmas collide, resulting in holiday mayhem. Inspired by the innovative animated film, Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas, “Haunted Mansion Holiday” depicts a holiday season as taken over by Jack Skellington and his friends from Halloweentown.
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Disney’s California Adventure Park is celebrating this frightfully fun time of the year with a spirited event called Mickey’s Halloween Treat. On select nights in October, Guests will experience treat stations where they can scare up some goodies, lively music to boogie their bones, creepy crafts and activities and lots of spook-tacular entertainment for little boos and ghouls of all ages.
Guests will also have the thrill of meeting an assortment of Disney Villains on the prowl while enjoying the enhanced atmosphere décor in the Hollywood Pictures Backlot.
Looming 183 feet high (the tallest attraction at the Disneyland Resort) and tempting Guests to leave reality behind is the Hollywood Tower Hotel, site of the terrifying experience that is “The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.” The park’s popular supernatural adventure will take on an even more ominous presence with enhanced décor and a creepy staff (such as the hotel maid whose shift never ends)!
Tickets for Mickey’s Halloween Treat cost just $29 per person (plus tax). Advance ticket prices are available. All tickets are non-commissionable.
The autumn motif at Disneyland Park will also be immediately apparent as Guests approach charming jack-o-lantern creations depicting Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Pluto and Goofy that adorn the rooftop of the Main Entrance. Upon entering the park, Guests will see the familiar imagery of the “Mickey Planter” below the Main Street Train Station transformed into a canvas of pumpkins and a masked Mickey face, featuring a skin-tone and ears created with real miniature white and orange pumpkins.
On Main Street, U.S.A. festive orange and yellow bunting will grace the quaint Victorian buildings while fall will be in full bloom in the flowerbeds and streetlamp flower boxes with a floral palette of green, purple, orange and yellow. The centerpiece of Town Square will be the 12-foot tall Mickey Mouse jack-o-lantern, complete with pumpkin ears. The carved Mickey image will greet Guests with a smile as they stroll down Main Street, U.S.A. and it will give them a playful wink as they depart, all while casting a warm glow at night.
The Central Plaza will also be specially decorated with Disney Character-inspired jack-o-lanterns surrounding the famous “Partners” statue of Walt Disney and
Mickey Mouse. Additionally, the Disney Characters themselves will get into the “spirit” of the occasion, wearing their favorite Halloween costumes, while meeting and greeting Guests in Town Square and the Central Plaza.
At the Halloween Round-Up in Frontierland, little ones visiting Big Thunder Ranch will have fun enjoying crafts and listening to a few tall, and possibly spooky, tales. The round-up will also feature an array of tasty treats to satisfy the most monstrous of appetites, including cotton candy in Halloween colors. Plus, little frights can participate in some Spooky-Kookie-Cookie decorating.
As part of Disney’s HalloweenTime, the popular seasonal attraction “Haunted Mansion Holiday” returns in New Orleans Square to delight Guests by showing what happens when the traditions of Halloween and Christmas collide, resulting in holiday mayhem. Inspired by the innovative animated film, Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas, “Haunted Mansion Holiday” depicts a holiday season as taken over by Jack Skellington and his friends from Halloweentown.
Remember if its happening - you'll hear it first on the Disab
jj...... :mickey: :1pumpkin: :witch: