The Top 30 Things You Need to Experience at Disneyland During Halloween

Each Autumn, the main-gate marquee at Disney California Adventure gets the Halloween treatment. Watch out for Oogie Boogie from the film The Nightmare Before Christmas!

Inside Disney California Adventure, there are even more spooky decorations, including groups of black bats coming out of Carthay Circle Theatre's bell tower and a Headless Horseman statue.

When it's Halloween Time at Disneyland Resort, Radiator Springs becomes Radiator Screams! Haul-O-Ween brings Cars Land to life in a whole new way to guests.

During Haul-O-Ween, Mater and Lightning McQueen don their frightfully fun costumes for guests to take photos with.

Like many rides at Disneyland Resort, Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout gets a Halloween overlay. It starts every night after the sun goes down, and you'll be helping Rocket rescue Groot from monsters that have overtaken The Collector's Fortress.

Another ride overlay from Disney California Adventure in Cars Land is Luigi's Rollickin Roadsters. Hop aboard one of the cars on the ride and hear Halloween themed songs as you spin around the dance floor.

While you're in Cars Land, be sure to head over to Mater's Graveyard JamBOOree for a screamin' good time! Much like Luigi's, you'll hear a chorus of Halloween songs and ride along with the music.

Only during Halloween time can you meet everyone's favourite spooky couple out and about at Disneyland Park. Guests can catch Jack and Sally near the Haunted Mansion in New Orleans Square daily.

If you're looking for some classic Disney friends, you can find them throughout Disneyland Park. Mickey, Minnie, and all their friends will be decked out in the Halloween outfits to celebrate the season.

Every year, the Haunted Mansion is transformed with pumpkins, wreaths, creepy toys, and characters from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Be sure to catch the full-sized gingerbread house inside the attraction as well.

Space Mountain gets the overlay treatment with Space Mountain Ghost Galaxy. Guests will be taken through the galaxy by a phantom force that's ready for your destruction.

Lining Main Street U.S.A. are hundreds of jack-o-lanterns ready to be in the background of guests photos! Be sure to stop and check them out, as some of them feature Disney friends and treats.

Mickey's Halloween Party occurs on select nights at Disneyland park, and features special fireworks, parades, trick-or-treating, and more! This is a special ticketed event, so if you want to go, get tickets early, as most nights tend to sell out.

There seems to be a tour for so many things at Disneyland Resort now, even one to celebrate Halloween Time at Disneyland. The tour is 2.5 hours, and guests will see tricks and treats come to life before their eyes, as well as visiting a resident of the Haunted Mansion.

For the person who wants to celebrate Halloween Time at Disneyland beyond their holiday, guests can find glow items, kitchen ware, plush toys, seasonal decor, trading pins, clothing, mouse ears, totes, and more all across Disneyland Resort.

The Halloween-themed fireworks show is only available to watch during Mickey's Halloween Party, but it's worth the extra effort to catch it. Your hosts Jack Skellington and Zero will take you on a frightfully fun-filled adventure in the sky with pyrotechnics and fireworks.

Be sure to stop for sweets while you're at Mickey's Halloween Party. You can find all of the treat trails on the Disneyland app, or with a party map.

If you're a fan of the Headless Horseman and going to Mickey's Halloween Party, you're going to want to line up for the preparade a little bit early for the perfect spot. The Headless Horseman preparade is subject to weather conditions each night.

If you think it's good to be bad like all of the Disney villains do, head over to Villain's Square in the middle of Town Square at Disneyland park. This experience is only available during Mickey's Halloween Party.

Every good party has a parade, and the Frightfully Fun Parade is exclusive to Mickey's Halloween Party. Guests will see all of their favourite Disney friends and villains as they go through Disneyland park.

The popular popcorn bucket from 2017 is making its return in 2018. Guests can find the Oogie Boogie popcorn bucket in Disney California Adventure popcorn carts and at the New Orleans popcorn cart at Disneyland park.

Available at the Cosy Cone Motel and Flo's V8 Cafe, you can get this tire pumpkin straw to celebrate Haul-O-Ween in true Cars fashion.

Near Thunder Mountain, guests can find a new specialty churro, the orange sugar churro with candy corn sauce.

Near Sleeping Beauty Castle and Town Square, you can find the Maleficent churro, which is covered with chocolate cookie crumbles blended with coloured sugar! You can add marshmallow dip if you want to make it even better.

Found at Pooh Corner and Candy Palace at Disneyland park, Trolley Treats at Disney California Adventure park, and Marceline's Confectionery at the Downtown Disney District, the Evil Queen apple is sure to bring a smile to your face!

Over at the Mint Julep Bar, guests can indulge in pumpkin spice Mickey beignets! These sweet treats are only available for a limited time, so grab them while you can.

This black macaron with charcoal-tart cherry spun ice cream is topped with popping candy and raspberry sauce over at Clarabelle's Hand Scooped Ice Cream. Talk about a frightfully fun treat that everyone will enjoy!

Themed bread loaves have been a major trend at Disneyland Resort, and over at Mortimer's Market, Boudin Bread Cart, and Pacific Wharf Café, guests can find the Halloween-themed version of Mickey Bread with fangs!

Over at Disney California Adventure, they are celebrating Dia de los Muertos with the film Coco. Guests can experience an interactive Memory Wall, enjoy the Mexican Arbol de la Vida (Tree of Life) photo spot, and enjoy Mariachi music. Guests can also find themed treats throughout Disney California Adventure.

At Disneyland, Zocalo Park has been transformed into a beautiful display in honour of Dia de los Muertos. This area features marigolds, a traditional ofrenda, and sugar skulls, along with a figure of La Catrina.