Getting into Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party on certain nights is no longer an option.
The 2026 event has only just begun at Magic Kingdom, yet Disney has already sold out 11 dates. That includes multiple August parties, two September nights, and several highly desirable October dates.
Halloween night is long gone, and October 29 has now disappeared too.
So, which nights can guests still attend? The answer depends heavily on when you're visiting Walt Disney World.
The Sold-Out List Keeps Growing
Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party officially returned on August 7, and opening night itself reached capacity.
Ten additional dates have joined it.
As of August 10, guests can no longer purchase tickets for August 7, 11, 14, 18, or 21.
September 4 and September 8 are also unavailable.
October has four sold-out nights: October 9, 13, 29, and 31.
That brings the current total to 11.
October 31 was the first major date to disappear, selling out on the first day tickets went on sale to the general public. August 21 and October 29 are among the latest dates to become unavailable.
Want an August Party? You Have Four Choices
August is easily the most limited month right now.
There are just four remaining opportunities to attend:
- August 23 — $139
- August 25 — $144
- August 28 — $149
- August 30 — $149
Guests looking for the lowest available ticket price will also want to pay attention here.
August 23 currently offers the cheapest remaining admission at $139 per person.
But history suggests these four dates may not stay around forever.
During the 2025 event, Disney sold out every August party by August 26. This year's event has already lost five August dates.
More Dates Are Available in September
The picture changes considerably once September arrives.
Guests currently have 11 September nights to choose from, making it the easiest month for anyone who can adjust their trip around party availability.
September 1 remains available for $149.
From there, prices climb as the month progresses. September 11 and 13 cost $159, while September 15 costs $164.
September 18, 20, and 22 are available for $169. September 24 costs $174.
September 25 and 27 each cost $179, and September 29 is priced at $184.
Only September 4 and September 8 are currently off the table.
Halloween Week Has Just Three Dates Left
Guests waiting until late October face a much different situation.
October 29 is now sold out, joining the already unavailable October 31 party.
As a result, guests looking at the final week before Halloween have three remaining choices: October 23, October 25, and October 27.
Each costs $224 per person.
There are additional options earlier in October.
October 1 remains available at $189. October 2, 4, and 6 cost $199, and October 8 costs $204.
After the sold-out October 9 and 13 parties, availability resumes on October 15 for $214.
October 16, 18, and 22 are each priced at $219.
Then come those final three $224 dates before the sold-out October 29 and October 31 parties.
How Long Will Tickets Remain Available?
There isn't a firm answer.
Disney could continue selling tickets for some dates for weeks, while others could disappear much sooner.
What happened in 2025 provides some useful context.
Last year's event had reached 11 sold-out nights by mid-August. Every August party was gone by August 26, and the entire Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party season eventually sold out on September 24.
This year has already reached the 11-date mark by August 10.
Guests still have plenty of choices overall, particularly during September and early October. But anyone locked into a specific vacation date has less room to wait.
August is down to four parties. Halloween week is down to three available nights.
With 11 dates already closed to new ticket buyers, the biggest question now is which party will be next to put up the “sold out” sign.
