Latest on sold-out dates for Disney After Hours Boo Bash at Magic Kingdom

Jun 29, 2021 in "Disney After Hours BOO BASH"

Posted: Tuesday June 29, 2021 2:44pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

The 2021 'Disney After Hours Boo Bash' ticketed event at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom has now sold out 5 nights following a recent update to make more tickets available.

Tickets went on general sale two weeks ago following a week of limited sales to resort guests. In less than 24 hours of general sales, seven more nights have been sold out in addition to the previously sold out Halloween night. Then late last week, Disney increased the capacity at the event to make more tickets available.

Sold out dates so far include the first and last nights: August 10, 17, October 5, 29 and 31.

Tickets for the three-hour Halloween event went on general sale as of June 15 and can be purchased online or by calling 407-939-4240. Tickets start at $129 – $139, plus tax for August/September nights and $159 – $169, plus tax for October nights, and $199, plus tax for Halloween. Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club Members can take advantage of a $10 discount for event nights in August and September.

Learn more about Disney After Hours Boo Bash.

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Animaniac93-98Nov 09, 2021

They're going to charge more no matter what they do. They could drop the Halloween cavalcades and still end up charging an extra $25/person if they thought they could get away with it. As outrageous as the price is for Very Merriest, I think paying $150 or so for what was basically Evening EMH was a bigger rip off.

MisterPenguinNov 09, 2021

Merriest certainly cost more.

Animaniac93-98Nov 09, 2021

There's no defending Boo Bash 2021 after tonight. Very Merriest is clearly a real party, despite the After Hours branding. If they do Boo Bash again it needs to be much better. There should be no holiday double-standard.

G00fyDadNov 08, 2021

Thank you for the "lightning" fast response. :) We just changed our dates to October 14th-20th next year and we want to do the MNSSHP but maybe not Boo Bash.

monothingieNov 08, 2021

I would bet that the new price point is a permanent replacement. You can't have More Magic and More Di$ney without $.

wdwmagicNov 08, 2021

No

G00fyDadNov 08, 2021

Has it been determined that this will be a permanent replacement for MNSSHP?

ne4nowOct 20, 2021

Exactly what we said! No genie reservations, no lightning lanes. Come in late, maybe grab a bite or catch a show, watch fireworks and then just be able to walk around and ride the rides and the parks without the huge crowds. Could make even more $ if they went "adult" after fireworks and started selling cocktails in the parks. Unfortunately I got hit for the park pass w/ hopper and then additional for boo bash this time.

MisterPenguinOct 20, 2021

If WDW did this for each park taking turns... I'd probably wouldn't buy any day tickets for most of my trip... maybe one day-ticket with a hopper to catch some shows that don't show at night. Sleep in. Catch all the long-line rides with almost no wait in the cool of the night. Yeah... I'm in.

ne4nowOct 20, 2021

Went last friday night 10/15. It was much more crowded than we expected but not over-crowded. Longer than expected lines for included snacks/beverages for the 1st hour then you could walk right up. Our group of 9 was able to ride Space mountain (twice), astro orbiter, Buzz's Star command, Prates of the Carib, Big Thunder Mountain, Splash mountain & the Haunted Mansion. All while stopping at the Trick or Treat spots that didnt have long lines (some did). The 2 cavalcades were few & far between and if there was anything at the castle we missed it. Other than the normal fall decorations there was nothing extra done. Pros: Short waits and some "free snacks" Cons: A lot Extra $$$, should run later, needs more theming (castle & main street projections would be good) & more cavalcades. The longest wait was the bus ride back to our resort (just over an hour) because they are running a lot of coach buses that have no standing and cant move as many people. I think I would like it if WDW did something like this every night at a different park - perhaps discounted for resort guests. We are night owls and would gladly pay for lower crowd level evenings. Stay at the resorts for the day then head to the parks. Imagine a relaxing WDW vacation...

Tony the TiggerOct 18, 2021

As long as it’s not “Come Sail Away.” Now, we can talk “Mr. Roboto!”

wdwmagicOct 18, 2021

If only WDW has thousands of entertainment CMs waiting to return to their roles that could provide some proper entertainment. Oh hang on..

Chi84Oct 18, 2021

If only there were such a thing . . .

dreday3Oct 18, 2021

....why, nothing screams Halloween like a good Styx song...🤣