35 Photos of Disney Parks at Halloween That'll Give You All The Nostalgia Feels

Mickey and Minnie Mouse are perhaps the most iconic couple in all of Disney history. So, it only makes sense they'd dress up to match the park's Halloween decorations.

Every day, Disney World wishes people a good night with an incredible fireworks show, and Halloween time is no different.

Not only does Disney World go all-out with its decorations, but their Halloween-themed sweet treats are second to none.

Scarecrows are one of those things that can be really scary or really dang cute. I'll let you guess which category this Disney scarecrow falls under.

Aside from decking out all of the parks for Halloween, Disney World also has its annual Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party for kids and adults alike, usually spanning from August to October 31.

Disney brings out all sorts of yummy eats for the Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.

From the second you step through Magic Kingdom's iron gates, you can spot the Halloween decorations flooding the park.

More yummy and very festive sweet treats! Even Oogie-Boogie's bug-covered heart would skip a beat over these delicious snacks.

Cinderella's Castle even gets Halloween-themed light shows, like the Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular.

Mickey and Minnie aren't the only characters joining in on the Halloween fun. Goofy is definitely dressing up for the year's scariest night, too.

Like Walt Disney World, the original Disneyland Resort in Anaheim pulls out all the stops for its Halloween celebrations.

After opening in the 1950s, Disneyland would keep the Halloween celebrations simple, with either a parade or a haunted house. But in 2006, Disneyland decided to go all out for the holiday due to its growing popularity and the amount of money Americans were willing spending on it each year.

In 2018, Freeform (previously ABC Family) aired a special called Decorating Disney: Halloween Magic that gave audiences a behind-the-scenes look at how Disney parks were transformed into a Halloween haven.

This adorable little witch apple can be found at California Adventure in Disneyland.

Perhaps one of Disneyland's most iconic Halloween decorations is its Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion, which runs through Christmas.

The Disney parks in China, Japan, and France transform into spooky spectaculars to celebrate All Hallows' Eve, too.

This robot-baby-doll-spider creature was scary enough in Toy Story, so it's only fitting it would be a part of Hang Kong Disneyland's spooky Halloween decorations.

Like Disney World has Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, California and Hong Kong's Disneylands have Disney Halloween Time, which typically runs from mid-September until October 31.

Each year, Disney parks hold a "media day," where reporters can go into the parks and experience all the holiday joy before it's open to the public. This way, would-be park-goers know what to expect before they get a taste of the magic, too.

Mickey's face can be seen plastered on pumpkins in every single park.

Disneyland Paris boasts pumpkin-headed painters that can be found throughout its park (just in case you thought the American parks were the only ones going all out).

This gazebo, found in the middle of Main Street USA, gives off some major Halloweentown and Gilmore girls vibes.

Alas, another pumpkin-headed painter.

This is hands-down one of the scarier Halloween decorations one can find in the Disney parks around the world. I'm not totally sure what it is, but I hope I don't see it in my dreams nightmares tonight.

More! Pumpkin-headed! People! At least these Jack-o'-Lanterns are dancing in the park's Halloween parade, instead of painting.

Disney stores in parks also bring out all their Halloween knickknacks for the holiday celebrations.

How cute is this?!

This vampire Mickey puts the perfect Disney-esque spin on a long-time and fan-favorite Halloween character.

Clearly Disney knows you can't have Halloween-themed festivities without a few (read: many) Halloween-themed treats.

There's that Mickey Mouse-shaped pumpkin again, in all its orange glory.