Walk-up prices for this year's party will be $105, up from $89 last year, with tickets on Halloween and the two Friday evenings proceeding it selling for $120, up from last year's $99 top price. Advance sale and annual pass discounts are available for the three of the first four event nights, when prices are $85 each for annual passholders and $95 for anyone else buying tickets online. Tickets are available via disneyland.com/party and go on sale to the non-AP-holding public on July 24.
This year's tickets will include Park Hopping to Disney California Adventure park as well as Photopass downloads for pictures taken during the event. The trick or treating, Halloween Screams fireworks, and Frightfully Fun Parade remain at Disneyland only, but guests are welcome to visit the new Halloween decorations at Cars Land and Buena Vista Street at DCA as well. Party admission gets you into the parks up to three hours before the scheduled start time of the event. No additional park admission is required.
If you're interested in those new DCA decorations, here is Disney's description:
For the first time, Cars Land in Disney California Adventure will transform with a special Haul-O-Ween makeover as the citizens of Radiator Springs don Halloween costumes and decorate their respective homes for the season. Lightning McQueen, Mater, Cruz, Red and DJ will be all dressed up–as a super hero, a “van-pire,” a pirate, a clown and a punk rocker, ready to go “trunk-or-treating.” Attractions transform, too, with Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree turning spooky as the Graveyard JamBOOree, and Luigi’s Rollickin’ Roadsters getting a seasonal twist to become Luigi’s Honkin’ Haul-O-Ween.Scary the Scarecar will stand guard over the entrance to Route 66, a preview to the Haul-O-Ween transformation awaiting guests in Cars Land. With Fillmore’s Jack-Oil Lanterns, the web spun over Flo’s by a Spider-Car, and the Cozy Cone dressed up in car-stumes, the townsfolk turn Radiator Springs into Radiator Screams.
Oogie Boogie appears for the first time at Disney California Adventure, too, taking over with his twisted tale of a forever Halloween, inspired by “Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas.” Oogie Boogie’s oversized silhouette beckons guests through the main entrance of the park and he brings to life a swarm of bats around Carthay Circle Restaurant and Lounge.
The DCA decorations will be available to all guests at the resort during the "Halloween Time" season, which runs Sept. 15 through Oct. 31 this year. At Disneyland, the season will include the return of Haunted Mansion Holiday, Space Mountain Ghost Galaxy, and the Dia de los Muertos skeleton display in Frontierland, which goes a few extra days, through Nov. 2. Again, you won't need a Mickey's Halloween Party admission to see those attractions during normal park operating hours.
Update: Forgot to mention that the 14 nights for the hard-ticket party this year is down from last year's 17 nights.
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With all that said, the prices are getting to be a bit dear.
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