Halloween at Disneyland Paris: we already know the dates for 2026

No sooner has the season ended than Disneyland Paris has already announced the dates for the Disney Halloween Festival. See you from September 26 to November 1, 2026, for thrills and scares in the parks!

Looking for thrills and magic? The 2025 Disney Halloween Festival returns toDisneyland Paris from September 26 to November 1, 2026. During this period, the park is transformed into an enchantingHalloween-themed world, with spectacular decorations, exclusive entertainment, and appearances by famous Disney villains. Don't miss this immersive experience to celebrate Halloween at Disneyland Paris with family or friends, filled with thrills, laughter, and magic.

For over a month, visitors and lovers of the big-eared mouse will be able to meet pumpkins, ghosts and other villains on Main Street, as well as challenge two themed attractions, enjoy various shows, and many other surprises...

Encounters, themed décor, mind-boggling attractions... It's the best time of the year for a good scare with family and friends. And a great opportunity to visit Disneyland Paris this year!

While we wait for the program, here's what the 2025 Halloween Festival had to offer:

Meet the Mischievous Spirits:

From October 1 to November 2, get ready to meet Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and their friends as you've never seen them before: as Halloween pranksters! They'll be bringing Disneyland Park to life with a wild cavalcade, Mickey's Halloween Celebration, strolling the aisles with colorful floats alongside Goofy, Tic and Tac, Daisy, Horace and Clarabelle, and José Carioca and Panchito(The Three Caballeros). And for an added touch of intimacy, Disney Characters in Halloween costumes will be available for fun photo opportunities.

Meet the Machiavellian Disney Villains

If you're a fan of iconic antagonists like Maleficent, Captain Hook, the Queen of Hearts and Jafar, then you've come to the right place. Not only will you be able to meet them at Disneyland Park for chilling photo ops, but when night falls, they'll also be storming Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Themed attractions for thrills galore

For fans of thrills and riddles, Phantom Manor becomes the star of theHalloween season. If you're feeling adventurous, you can extend the experience with The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror at Walt Disney Studios Park.

Meet Jack Skellington and Sally

At Frontierland, the heroes of Tim Burton 's Mr. Jack's Strange Christmas are waiting to greet you and take a few photos, as is Miguel from Pixar Studios' animated film Coco.

Celebrate Halloween in the parks' restaurants and shops!

The various teams will also have their influence in the park's stores and restaurants. You'll find a range of souvenirs and menus specially designed for the occasion, from mischievous goodies inspired by the Prankster Spirits to chillier items featuring the Disney Villains.

The Unlucky Nugget Saloon, an immersive dining experience in Frontierland

Disneyland Paris: Unlucky Nugget Saloon, the haunted food experience for Halloween at Frontierland
For Halloween at Disneyland Paris, enter - if you dare - the Unlucky Nugget Saloon, a restaurant transformed into a haunted saloon during the Disney Halloween Festival. Gloomy decor, special menus and a mysterious atmosphere await you from October 1 to November 2, 2025. Ready to meet the Ravenswood family? [Read more]

Extended opening hours for Halloween night

This October 31, Disneyland Park will be offering extended opening hours until 11pm, so that visitors can make the most of this festive day. And adults can even come dressed up for the occasion, just like the kids. Pirates, witches... Let your creativity do the talking! To round off the day in style, at nightfall, enjoy the A Nightfall with Disney Villains show, whichwill "electrify Sleeping Beauty Castle" just before Disney Tales of Magic!

Our visit to the 2023 Halloween season at Disneyland Paris:

In 2023, we were able to experience this season ahead of the All Saints' Day holidays. In terms of decorations, Disneyland Paris has successfully managed to reinvent itself without upsetting the habits of fans of this season, offering ghosts and skeletons that are as colorful and cheerful as ever on Main Street and in Frontierland, changing two or three things from previous seasons to create an atmosphere that is as joyful and gently scary as ever, suitable for families.

As for the attractions, Phantom Manor and The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror are as much fun as ever, with the added bonus of a Halloween atmosphere. It's fun, you get a few scares in the Tower of Terror, and you have a great time with family or friends.

As for the parade, it's the old ones that make the best jam, with floats that regulars know well, still as colorful and festive as ever, accompanied by iconic characters that will delight fans. We would have liked to see a float or two more to make the fun last longer, but the parade, although short, allows us to enjoy a maximum number of attractions afterwards, and that's all that matters!

In short, a great outing to enjoy with friends or with the kids during the All Saints' Day holidays!