Orlando Fall Fun for Families Jenn, October 7, 2015October 6, 2015 Sharing is caring! 1 shares Share Tweet Pin1 Orlando is home to more than just the House of Mouse. Here are all of the great Halloween events happening in Orlando this spooky season! We will be at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party and Sea World Orlando Spooktacular this year. What parties do you plan to attend? Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND Florida LEGOLAND Florida celebrates 2015 Halloween with their Brick-or-Treat event. Miniland USA will transform into a haunted but fun scavenger hunt where guests can find scary Lego creatures, from Oct. 3 – 28, 2015. Kids can participate in a costume contest and guest of all ages can trick-or-treat along the brick-or-treat trail, build unique LEGO model activities, and witness the largest LEGO Jack-O-Lantern in the world. Event admission is included with regular park admission. Zoo Boo Bash at Central Florida Zoo Trick-or-treat in the wildest neighborhood in town during Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Garden’s Zoo Boo Bash. It’s a safe and fun event for the whole family. Kids are invited to dress up and bring goodie bags for the trick-or-treat stations, Oct. 17 – 31, 2015. Take a haunted hayride, visit the Pumpkin Patch, and learn about some of the zoo’s misunderstood animals. Admission is included in regular zoo admission. Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Magic Kingdom Park plays ghost host to the ultimate trick-or-treating event at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party on select nights from Sept. 15 – Nov. 1, 2015. All guests are invited to dress up in their favorite Halloween costumes for trick-or-treating, meet and greets with Disney characters donning Halloween costumes, and entertainment unique to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. Led by the infamous Headless Horseman, “Mickey’s Boo-To-You Halloween Parade,” is featured twice nightly, followed by “HalloWishes,” a green and orange fireworks display complete with Disney villains. This is a separately ticketed event. Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights (recommended for kids 13 and up) Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights 25 has some of the most pulse-pounding moments in horror history. On select nights from September 18 – November 1, 2015, the streets of Universal Studios Florida come alive with horrifying mutants, monsters and maniacs. You can explore nine terrifying haunted houses, make your way through multiple street experiences where creatures lurk around every turn, enjoy outrageous live shows, and experience many of the park’s most exciting rides and attractions. Add Halloween Horror Nights to your daytime fun at Universal Orlando Resort for the ultimate in thrills and chills. This is a separately ticketed event and does sell out, plan ahead for your visit. Sea World Halloween Spooktacular SeaWorld Orlando invites families to dive in and explore the underwater “fantasea” at SeaWorld’s Halloween Spooktacular – a family-friendly event where children can trick-or-treat, dance with fanciful sea creatures, and create sea-themed arts and crafts select Saturday and Sunday nights in October. Included with park admission, guests can enjoy the wonders of the sea at Penelope’s Party Zone, search for hidden “sea” treasures using their Spooktacular maps at fifteen different locations, and stroll among colorful, playful schools of pumpkin fish and other whimsical characters like Penelope Pumpkin fish, Shamu, Dolly Dolphin, Shivers the Polar Bear, Pete and Penny Penguin and more! Travel disneyfamily travelfamily travelHalloweenhalloween horror nightslegolandseaworldseaworlduniversal orlandovisit orlando
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