Following the first wave of Halloween decor that arrived in Magic Kingdom on August 10, even more Jack-o’-Lanterns and other fun details have arrived as the park continues to prepare for the upcoming season.
Magic Kingdom Halloween Decor
Casey’s Corner
Bunting had already been added to Casey’s Corner on Main Street, U.S.A. during our visit yesterday, but the edge of the roof was missing its usual Jack-o’-Lanterns. The creatively carved pumpkins have now arrived and run along the edge of the roof.
Four Jack-o’-Lanterns have been added on either side of the main sign, all carved with funny faces.
While there are plenty of Jack-o’-Lanterns with creative expressions, there are also several carved with items or icons related to the store or building where they are placed.
For Casey’s Corner, several of the pumpkins have a baseball and snack theme with images of fries, peanuts, hot dogs, and more.
Plaza Ice Cream Parlor
All of the decorations were missing from Plaza Ice Cream Parlor yesterday, but both the pumpkins and bunting have now been added. The rounded tower near the front now has colorful orange, brown, and yellow bunting along both levels of the roof.
Just like Casey’s, the snack theme continues here with Jack-o’-Lanterns carved with ice cream cones, sundaes, and more tasty treats.
Likewise, the more fun faces line the roof close to the entrance, just below the central tower.
The Jack-o’-Lanterns have an unlimited supply of facial features, ranging from one with dot eyes and a wide mouth to one with a long chin.
Plaza Restaurant
Nearby, the Plaza Restaurant has a handful of Jack-o’-Lanterns added on the balcony above its entrance.
This trio near the Plaza Restaurant sign all have closed eyes and open mouths.
Uptown Jewelers
One Jack-o’-Lantern has been added to the corner railing of Uptown Jewelers. In keeping with its theme, this one has a diamond ring carved in the center.
Center Street
Finally, Center Street has also received both bunting and pumpkins. The bunting is the same brown, orange, and yellow striped colors seen on the rest of Main Street.
Though most of the windows and “stores” along Center Street are only facades, the Jack-o’-Lanterns are still designed with shapes to match their location. These two, near the art festival sign, have a paintbrush and a pencil.
Most of the bunting is attached to the railing that lines the upper levels of the stores, which are inaccessible to guests.
One more Jack-o’-Lantern on this side is carved with the outline of a house and the number 157.
If you want to see more of the Halloween decorations at the Emporium, City Hall, the Fire Station, and more, check out our previous post with the first wave of seasonal additions.
The Halloween season officially begins with the first Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party taking place on Friday, August 15. Check out the full list of Halloween parties and ticket availability.
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