Magic Kingdom’s Main Street USA is dressed up for Halloween! Crews have hung the light-up Mickey Mouse pumpkin wreaths from Town Square down to Cinderella Castle. Fall bunting, wreaths, and pumpkins now line the street. The first Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party of the season is just days away.
Main Street USA’s Halloween Decor Installed for 2026 Season
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- The light-up Mickey pumpkin wreaths are installed overnight along Main Street USA
- Fall bunting and additional pumpkin displays now stretch from Town Square to the castle hub
- The decor arrives just ahead of the first Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party of the season
Each Mickey Mouse pumpkin wreath centers on a jack-o’-lantern shaped like Mickey’s head, tucked into faux autumn leaves, sunflowers, and small gourds. Crews mounted them on the light poles running the length of Main Street USA. In daylight, the pumpkins pop as orange decor pieces nestled into the foliage. After dark, they glow a warm orange, giving the street a distinct jack-o’-lantern silhouette against the night sky.
Orange and yellow bunting now drapes the balconies and rooflines on both sides of the street. Crews have staged additional wreaths and pumpkin displays near the Railroad Station and around the hub in front of the castle.
Timing for This Year’s Halloween Season
This year’s rollout arrives just ahead of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. The event runs on select nights from August 7th through October 31st this season. Magic Kingdom typically finishes decorating Main Street USA in the days before the first party. This year’s installation follows that same pattern.
Main Street USA now matches the look guests can expect to see all season. That’s true both during regular park hours and on party nights. For more on this year’s Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, including entertainment and ticket details, check out our event guide below.
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August 7th…..ridiculous.