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Everything You Can Eat, Do, and See at Disney World For Halloween!

The spooky season is upon us, and no one throws a party like Walt Disney World. From Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party to a golf cart parade at Disney's Fort Wilderness and a whole lot of snacks, you can celebrate until Christmas! There are loads of treats and trick-or-treating around Walt Disney World as well, including Candy Corn Milkshakes at Magic Kingdom, so you aren't going to want to miss those! We've rounded all the ways to celebrate Halloween at Walt Disney World, so click through and see what's happening during this frightfully fun celebration!

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This seasonal cupcake can be found at Magic Kingdom's Main Street Bakery. It's a spiced apple cupcake topped with pecan crunch and buttercream!

Walking down Main Street USA, you'll see all kinds of decorations, including these glowing Mickey pumpkin wreaths.

If you love candy corn, you're going to love this new milkshake, available all day at Magic Kingdom. It's candy-corn-flavoured ice cream with a Mickey marshmallow and topped with cotton candy!

The most recent rendition of the poison apple stein comes in green and is available at Magic Kingdom and Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park.

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These cute little marshmallow treats are available throughout Magic Kingdom and are the perfect midday snack!

This popcorn bucket is exclusive to Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party.

Throughout the hub on Main Street USA by the train station, you'll find all types of pumpkin people, including the Mayor of Main Street USA and a Haunted Mansion resident.

If milkshakes aren't your thing or you don't want that much ice cream in one sitting, you can get the candy corn soft serve by itself in a cup.

The highlight of Halloween at Walt Disney World is Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party. You are not going to want to miss out on the spooky fun!

Along with the cauldron popcorn bucket, there's an Oogie Boogie popcorn bucket available at Magic Kingdom on nights that Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party is happening.

Your favourite villain just got her own soft-serve ice cream cone with lime sherbet and two cookie horns. You can get this treat all day at Magic Kingdom in Fantasyland.

Trading pins are a big deal at Walt Disney World, and you can get this pin pack exclusively during Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party and trade them throughout the night.

If you're heading into Magic Kingdom for Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party or leaving Magic Kingdom after the fireworks, you'll head down the back path behind Main Street USA. Here, you'll find statues of Disney characters in Halloween costumes, including Princess Minnie!

On nights when it's not raining at Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party, you're going to want to head over to the Haunted Mansion to see a live ghost tell stories and interact with guests. This is a major hidden gem of the party and not to be missed!

There's nothing better than seeing Cinderella Castle decorated for Fall, including these cute little jack-o'-lanterns.

Caramel apples are the quintessential Fall treat. Walt Disney World is debuting Mickey jack-o'-lantern caramel apples for the Halloween season.

Each season, Alex and Ani brings out a new collection for the Disney parks. This season is all about Hocus Pocus and trick-or-treating down Main Street USA.

Over at Disney's Animal Kingdom, Dinoland USA gets into the Halloween spirit by decorating dinosaurs inside the gift shop at the exit of the attraction Dinosaur.

There are two opportunities to see the Headless Horseman while at Walt Disney World: the first is at Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party before the parade, and the second is at Return to Sleepy Hollow at Fort Wilderness.

This special ticketed event takes place on select nights at Fort Wilderness, where the story of the Headless Horseman is told along with a few surprises.

All around Magic Kingdom's hub area by the castle, you'll see more of these cute Mickey pumpkin wreaths along with carved pumpkins on top of the buildings at the end of the hub.

If you wait around until the end of the night at Magic Kingdom, you can get a shot like this with the pumpkin towers framing Cinderella Castle.

This sweet breakfast treat is available at Magic Kingdom's Main Street Bakery and is great for sharing because it's huge!

Throughout Disney Springs, you'll find little nods to Fall and Halloween, including this basket of Fall flowers outside of Raglan Road.

Every year at Halloween at Fort Wilderness, kids can go from campsite to campsite to enjoy trick-or-treating at Walt Disney World.

When you walk into The Emporium at Magic Kingdom, you'll be greeted by Mickey and Minnie in their Fall best!

Throughout the Halloween season, you'll be able to take special Photopass photos, including this one at the Haunted Mansion on Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party nights.

The cast members at the Haunted Mansion get into the spooky spirit each night of Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party with added makeup and cobwebs.

Many people who stay at Fort Wilderness decorate their campsite for Halloween, so be sure to grab a golf cart and take a look around.

Each year, Fort Wilderness has a golf cart parade to show off decorated golf carts, and guests are so creative!

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