PHOTOS - Halloween season opening day at the Magic Kingdom for 2020

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Posted: Tuesday September 15, 2020 7:21am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween may be cancelled for 2020, but the Magic Kingdom is still decorated for the season and the characters are out and about celebrating the season.

Magic Kingdom Halloween season opening day 2020

The majority of the decorations where installed overnight last-night, but this year is definitely more of a "Halloween-lite" compared to previous years. The decor is mostly restricted to the fall wreaths and lamp-post wraps.

Magic Kingdom Halloween season opening day 2020

Characters are out and about, physically distanced, but dressed in their Halloween finest.

Winnie the Pooh dressed for Halloween

Seasonal cavalcades take place throughout the day. View videos of all four here.

Mickey's Happy Halloween cavalcade

Jack's Nightmare cavalcade

Disney Villains cavalcade

Click the gallery for more pictures from Halloween at the Magic Kingdom 2020.

Magic Kingdom Halloween season opening day 2020

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MisterPenguinSep 21, 2020

You mean, like, Casey's reopening?

WEDway Inc & Company LLCSep 21, 2020

Random question but what if tomorrow is a horror-themed event? 🧐

DCBakerSep 21, 2020

wdwmagicSep 21, 2020

Parker in NYCSep 21, 2020

As many have been wont to do. Also, who wants wonton soup? I do. I do.

Goofy NinjaSep 21, 2020

Man this years been a drag, I can't wait til all this Corona crap is gone.

wdwmagicSep 21, 2020

https://www.wdwmagic.com/events/mickeys-not-so-scary-halloween-party/gallery/21sep2020-cadaver-dans-on-main-street-u.s.a..htm

DznyGrlSDSep 21, 2020

went to MK yesterday and despite it being drizzly and/or downpouring all day it was a good time. Saw Jack/Sally/Oogie cavalcade, Cadaver Dans cavalcade and Boo To You. Once it started raining I saw the Princess rainy day cavalcade too with the Boo To You characters up on the train station. Lines were long (for me) 30-60 minutes for most attractions and I was just wet and not having it. I'm going back on the 8th during the week to hopefully see everything else and try some halloween treats.

MisterPenguinSep 21, 2020

Your expectations aren't based in reality. Disney clearly marketed what would be available for Halloween, and it wasn't the extravagance of previous years fueled and paid for by large crowds and the party nights. You already are getting something new this year which you wouldn't have had last year: some of the Boo to You floats during the day at no party upcharge. Disney is only getting somewhere of 10-20% of their usual paying customers. Furloughed employees are still furloughed. College Program and International employees are (almost) non-existent. Contracted companies are understaffed. We're still in a pandemic. Complaining that WDW didn't go all-out on Halloween decorations is like complaining there's no fireworks: a complete disregard for extenuating circumstances. And if you don't want to pay full price for a park with less Halloween decorations or no fireworks... don't go.

drizgirlSep 21, 2020

Not worth it to them to put them up for only a month.

Giss NericSep 21, 2020

You expect that cause you're used to extravagant decorations from Disney every year. Maybe this year they will REALLY start Halloween decorations and festivities in October and not August/September and start Christmas after Thanksgiving or December and not early November.

Goofnut1980Sep 20, 2020

While I get that, at the same time. Their schedule Halloween would have already been done during Christmas last year when it came back from being on-stage. Not to mention, you can't publish that you are doing Fall/Halloween and then barely do anything with it. Just don't say anything at all if you are not going to do it as what is expected by guests. I just think they could have don't something the next night. Makes me wonder what will happen for Christmas decor. They already aren't doing Gingerbread anything this year. So that is a labor and cost savings. But then lost revenue when people aren't buying the gingerbread to pay for the display that is done. Catch 22 I guess.