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All the 2025 Halloween Characters to Spot at Disneyland

Get ready for some frightfully fun encounters! This Halloween season at Disneyland Resort, the parks are packed with spooky style and character sightings that are more magical (and mischievous) than ever. From classic villains and beloved favorites in festive costumes to rare appearances you won’t want to miss, there’s no shortage of eerie excitement around every corner. Whether you’re heading to Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure, or Oogie Boogie Bash, here’s your guide to the Halloween characters you can spot this year — and where to find them!

By Jeremy Stein, ago

Main Street Magic Mailbag: Listener Q&A Part 32

This episode is packed with your questions from Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, covering everything from practical Disney planning tips to fun “what if” scenarios. We tackle whether the luggage service at Value Resorts for Southwest Airlines might hint at the return of something like Disney’s Magical Express, and share our thoughts on the biggest price gouges at Walt Disney World (looking at you, $199 Minnie Van airport rides).

By Jeremy Stein, ago

Oogie Boogie Bash 2025: Everything You Need to Know

Who says the spooky season has to wait until October? This year, Oogie Boogie Bash – A Disney Halloween Party at Disney California Adventure is creeping in early—kicking off on August 17 and haunting the park through October 31, 2025  . This separately‑ticketed, after‑hours extravaganza invites guests of all ages to dive into five hours of Halloween magic—from mischievous villains and treat trails to unique entertainment and immersive décor—all wrapped up in just one ticket  .

By Jeremy Stein, ago

We’re Going to Disney: Best Surprise Reveal Ideas for a Disney Vacation

We’re diving into all the best ways to surprise your loved ones with the magical news—whether it’s a spontaneous, last-minute “we’re leaving right now!” kind of moment, or a carefully crafted, weeks-in-the-making reveal. Maybe you want to wake the kids up early, bags secretly packed, and tell them they’re heading to the airport instead of school. Or maybe you prefer a slow build—dropping hints, or creating a puzzle.

By Jeremy Stein, ago