Spooky season has officially started at Tokyo Disney Resort, and we were greeted by this ghoulishly lovely decor for Disney Halloween at Tokyo Disneyland.

Tokyo Disneyland World Bazaar Halloween Decor

This year, the World Bazaar is looking as dapper as a Ghost Host in deep teal, purple, and black vertical stripes. The central pillars each have a trio of jack-o’-lanterns with diamond accents. Above, the arched Tokyo Disneyland sign is surrounded by moldering black and green vines, grinning jack-o’-lanterns, and bats.

Each of the six columns flanking the entrance has a unique banner. Portraits of Disney villains against a teal-and-black striped background adorn the top halves: Honest John and Gideon, Maleficent, Jafar, Dr. Facilier, Captain Hook, and Ursula.

Candelabra illustrations with purple backgrounds bisect the columns; below them are Disney characters bedecked in this year’s Halloween finery of red, black, and purple. The characters include Chip ‘n’ Dale, Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, and Daisy Duck. Bright green bunting with purple-and-black striped accents connect the columns.

Inside, the iconic giant Mickey Mouse jack-o’-lantern has sprouted vampire fangs and a spiky leaf collar!

From the front, the vampire Mickey jack-o’-lantern sits on a stone base sculpted with “Disney Halloween” and a spiderweb. He’s flanked by urns filled with deep purple vines and their own small Mickey pumpkins with carved triangular eyes, noses, and sharp-toothed mouths revealing flickering candelabras inside.

The back of the sculpture has the “Disney Halloween” wordmark on the central Mickey jack-o’-lantern with a spiderweb and scrolled pumpkin design on the base. The smaller Mickey pumpkins in the urns have a bat design on the left and a spiderweb design on the right.

The vine motif continues onto the inside columns as Maleficent’s gnarled thorns surround the bases, some grasping candelabras. Diablo the Raven sits perched on one side. The columns are covered with illustrations of thorns creeping upward against an orange and green background with bats.

A display window at the House of Greetings features Mickey jack-o’-lanterns and ghosts. Elements of the window change, wishing guests a “Treat-tacular Time!” and asking them to play hide and seek with the ghosts.

The Mickey ghost in the center window pops in and out. Ghosts are pictured enjoying different park activities, just like on the Tokyo Disney Resort Halloween merchandise.

Another display window features Mickey and Friends in black and green Halloween outfits. Some of them hold jack-o’-lantern treat buckets, and more glowing jack-o’-lanterns are standing around them.

In the castle hub, the Lonesome Ghosts have dressed up as different Disney Villains. The statues are gathered around gravestones and pumpkins, with many of the ghosts playing instruments. They’re dressed as Captain Hook, Jafar, Dr. Facilier, and Maleficent.

Three more ghosts placed behind the main group are dressed as Honest John and Gideon from Pinocchio, and Ursula.

There are banners featuring different Disney Villains, including Ursula, as well as banners of Mickey and Friends in their Halloween costumes. They’re all topped with Disney Halloween 2025 plaques. Halloween bunting featuring green stripes, purple leaves, and bats also run along the nearby fencing.

For the season, balloon sellers in the area have purple and orange Mickey balloons featuring spiderweb exteriors.

In another planter are several pumpkins, some carved into jack-o’-lanterns. Mickey and Minnie-inspired scarecrows smile over the pumpkins. There’s also purple bunting and string lights.

Nearby are Daisy and Donald scarecrows, similarly watching over a pumpkin patch.

Disney Halloween at Tokyo Disney Resort runs from September 17 through October 31, 2025.

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