Mickey’s Halloween Party at Disneyland Park kicked off on Friday night, bringing with it a new parade, updated fireworks, and more to the Disneyland Resort for the Halloween Time season. Our own Conner Purzycki was on the scene to bring you a look at some of the new offerings for this year.

Frightfully Fun Parade
New for 2016 is the Frightfully Fun Parade, replacing the rather lackluster cavalcade that has been presented at the party over the last several years.
While a nice addition, the Headless Horseman still moved painstakingly slow, just as it has been at Walt Disney World over the last several years since one of the horses fell while performing. At Disneyland, the Horseman did have 4 escorts, which definitely took away some of the coolness from the Florida version.
The parade is a clear improvement over the former offering, but hopefully will be expanded upon year to year with new floats. It is a solid start to what could be a really fantastic parade at the park.
Halloween Screams Fireworks
Halloween Screams fireworks have returned for the 2016 parties, upgraded with new projection and lighting effects that really add to the show.
Treat Trails
Treat trails are plentiful at this years party, although many are bunched very close together.
The coolest Treat Trails in our opinion are those that go through the Golden Horseshoe and Pinocchio’s Village Haus. The quality of the candy is the same as it has been, offering a number of respected name brand candies.
There is an Annual Passholder exclusive treat trail where APs can get a free tote bag and lots of treats as well.
This and Bat… I Mean, That
The atmosphere around the park for the party is pretty fantastic, enhanced this year with some new effects.
Much of the infrastructure installed for the now-defunct Disneyland Forever fireworks show was utilized to decorate the Main Street facades, Sleeping Beauty Castle, and the facade of “it’s a small world” even.
Which trail gives annual passholders a free tote bag?
Looks way better than the WDW version with its’ trite and monotonous “Boo to You” theme. Why do we keep settling and paying for mediocrity in Florida?
Boo to You is actually beloved here, people love it to death.
Hahaha, love it to death. That’s funny! I wish everything trite and monotonous in my life could be as wonderful as Boo to You.
First timer, any tips for my Lil girl?