HALLOWEEN SCREAMS COME TRUE DURING
DISNEYLAND RESORT’S HALLOWEEN TIME WITH 4TH NIGHT FREE OFFER
Disney-Style Halloween Tradition Returns With an Exclusive Vacation Package Offer
Anaheim, Calif. August 28, 2008 - Beginning Sept. 26 through Nov. 2, Disneyland and Disney’s California Adventure parks become a one-stop destination to experience spook-tacular entertainment, whimsical décor, a lively mix of Disney characters in Halloween costumes and a variety of festive foods.
During regular park hours at Disneyland and Disney’s California Adventure, Halloween Time offers parents and children plenty of not-so-scary fun in addition to the parks’ many popular adventures. Halloween Time activities include special shows, meet-and-greets with Disney characters in spirited costumes, opportunities to decorate Halloween cookies and listen to storytelling tales during “Woody’s Halloween Roundup” at Big Thunder Ranch.
Returning for the Halloween season at Disney’s California Adventure Sunshine Plaza is the “Candy Corn Acres,” where Mickey Mouse’s pal Goofy sets out to grow the West’s biggest and most unusual candy corn: candy corn coconuts, candy corn carrots and candy corn pumpkins, among other delicious produce offerings. The Plaza will be overgrown with the “fruits” of Goofy’s labor.
Also returning for the season is the “Haunted Mansion Holiday.” Inspired by the innovative animated film, Tim Burton’s “Nightmare Before Christmas,” “Haunted Mansion Holiday” comes to life when Jack Skellington and his friends create holiday mayhem at the Haunted Mansion in New Orleans Square.
During the Halloween season, Disney is also hosting Mickey’s Trick-or-Treat Party , a one-of-a-kind, private costume party for little ones to laugh and play with some of their favorite Disney Characters.
The specially ticketed event will be held on the evenings of Oct. 3, 10, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29, 30 and 31 inside Disney’s California Adventure park and will feature select attractions and trick-or-treat experiences throughout the park. The party also includes interactive games, “spirited” music, and a nightly character cavalcade. It’s an unforgettable evening of Halloween fun for everyone. Specially priced tickets go on sale Aug. 1, and can also be purchased on the day of the event. Tickets are $29 per person; Halloween night Oct. 31 is priced at $37 per person. Children ages two-and-under are free.
Throughout the Disneyland Resort during Halloween Time, families can enjoy unique Halloween-themed food items including Zero’s Ghostly Ghoulash, a favorite of Jack Skellington’s pet in “Haunted Mansion Holiday,” and merchandise including Disney costumes, collectible pins and coins and a special set of Halloween-themed Mickey Mouse ears resembling a Mickey jack-o’-lantern.
Dreams of extending a visit to the Disneyland Resort this fall season are now a reality with a special 4th Night Free offer. With this exceptional offer, guests receive one additional night with a purchase of a three-night or longer Disney’s Good Neighbor Dream package at participating hotels.
The 4th Night Free offer includes a 3-Day Disneyland Resort Park Hopper souvenir ticket, early entrance access to Fantasyland, entrance to Mickey’s Toontown Morning Madness, -- an interactive guest and character experience available before Disneyland park opens to the general public -- and preferred viewing for select shows at Disney’s California Adventure park.
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