The SPOOKIEST day of the year is finally here, and we only wish it could last forever! ?

We’ve been waiting all October long to dress up in our Halloween best and head to the parks. And, so many other witches and ghouls (and guests) have got the same idea as Disney World has been bustling with people!

Since Disney Park Passes on Halloween have sold out quicker than a ghost can say “BOO,” the crowds are a bit busier than usual as the last day of spooky season wraps up before the holidays begin! And, we’re giving you a look at what Disney World’s crowd levels looked like on Halloween this year!

When we first entered the Magic Kingdom, we were parked all the way out near the Cast Member section (which most likely meant the parks were expecting BIG crowds). As we walked down Main Street in the morning, there were already a lot of people in the park as families and friends dressed up in their best Halloween costumes!

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Tomorrowland was a little quieter than other parts of the park, like Fantasyland.

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However, there was quite a long line for Space Mountain.

Over in Frontierland, people lined the streets to see the Villains Character Cavalcade.

And several people sat down by the Country Bears to take a snack break.

Over in Adventureland, the area by Aloha Isle Refreshments was super busy. People want their Dole Whip, even on Halloween!

The line for Pirates of the Caribbean was not as long as we’ve seen it before, however it was still fairly busy.

And on our way out of the park, crowds of people surrounded Main Street as another cavalcade went by.

While we might need to close our spell books and put up our witch hats until next year, this spooky season has been one for the books! But, the holidays don’t stop with Halloween! We’ll be taking you with us to check out all the upcoming experiences we have during Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s in the parks too.

What has been your favorite thing from Halloween this year? Let us know in the comments below!

 

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