Disney Springs Turns Up the Spooky Fun This Halloween Season

At Walt Disney World, Halloween has taken over all four parks, but one area often gets overlooked: Disney Springs.

Unlike the other parks, Disney Springs requires no ticket or park reservation to visit. This makes it an attractive option for guests who cannot get tickets to Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, which costs between $119 and $229 per person and has already sold out on several dates.

Disney Springs is now participating in the Halloween season with a range of seasonal entertainment, including autumnal stilt walkers, scarecrow roller skaters, and a drumline. The area near World of Disney is particularly lively, with high odds of catching some of these performances if you spend time there.

The store itself is decorated for the season, featuring Mickey and Friends with pumpkins, prop pumpkins, and ghosts throughout. Inside World of Disney, guests can shop for fall and Halloween merchandise, which includes a large collection not requiring park admission to browse.