Disney4me Posted August 30, 2017 Report Share Posted August 30, 2017 Friends, it might be summer in the rest of the country, but at Walt Disney World, Autumn is ON! And while some might say it’s too early for Halloween and Pumpkin-Spiced-EVERYTHING, I am not that person. So you KNOW that while I am happily in Disney World to cover the 2017 Epcot Food and Wine Festival, I also HAD to grab my ticket for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party! It’s Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party! Every year, Mickey welcomes his pals to this special extra-ticket event at the Magic Kingdom. This year, the party is taking place on select nights from August 25 through November 1. And you’re going to want to read on to find out where you can scare up goodies like THIS… Stretching Room Chocolate and Peanut Butter Tart … plus TONS of other treats! And not just of the candy-in-my-trick-or-treat-bag variety, although there’s plenty of that, too! Trick-Or-Treating Around the Park With Trick-or-Treat locations all over the park and Cast Members giving out sugar by the handful, you’re sure to fill your candy bag (find said candy bags at treat locations — they weren’t giving them out at the front of the park last night). Trick-or-Treat in the Magic Kingdom Just look for these handy trick-or-treat location markers (spots are marked on the Party Map as well). They’re fun, colorful, and they ALWAYS mean there’s candy nearby. Trick or Treat! Once again this year there are great allergen-free treats for those in need. Simply request one of these designated teal trick-or-treat bags. (Teal is the chosen color for allergy awareness at Halloween.) You can find the allergy-friendly centers in Liberty Square and at the front of the park next to Tony’s Town Square. Teal Allergy-Friendly Trick or Treat Bag At treat locations, you’ll receive a token to exchange for treats that work for you or your little Trick-or-Treater! Allergy-friendly treats token Helpful cast members will assist you in finding terrific treats — no tricks required! Allergy-friendly trick-or-treat spot There’s also an allergy-friendly assistance menu to make things even clearer. The menu includes allergen info, as well as ingredient lists. There are even non-food options like magnet craft kits. Totally cool! Allergy-friendly menu Of course, once you’ve blown through the candy, you’ll still find several special Halloween-inspired desserts available for extra purchase. Like cinnamon rolls. And ice cream. And waffles (with MORE ice cream). There’s plenty of that and more to be found throughout the park. In fact, a few items are available all day — which means you don’t need a Party ticket in order to partake! All Day Treats Start your day off right with this Mickey-Shaped Cinnamon Roll — complete with ooey, gooey orange glaze and a creepy chocolate spider web. Find it at Main Street Bakery! Halloween-inspired Mickey-Shaped Cinnamon Roll! It fills the entire plate, so the whole fam will love tearing and sharing pieces of it. The roll is packed full of swirls of cinnamon! Though I ALWAYS prefer icing, the orange drizzle is festive, so I’ll give it points for that . I do love the addition of the chocolate spider web. FYI, Disney, you should drizzle this whole thing with chocolate in addition to icing. Or maybe put chocolate chunks in there a la pain au chocolat. It would be EPIC. Layers of cinnamon goodness! And Pumpkin Ice Cream can be found at Plaza Ice Cream Parlor all day long, too! Also available at Main Street Bakery is the Halloween Mickey Cupcake. This is a chocolate cupcake filled with purple marshmallow fluff and topped with orange-tinted vanilla buttercream. And that cute Scarecrow Mickey is white chocolate. Mickey Scarecrow Cupcake This might be a good option if you’re traveling with a picky sweets eater, but I recommend saving your cash and calories for something a little more special… ESPECIALLY if you’re attending the Party. Because… well, you’re about to see. Party Exclusive Treats Welcome, Foolish Mortals… to this year’s Party-exclusive snacks! Mickey has conjured up some extra spooky and special treats for his guests this year! So, “Serpents and spiders, tail of a rat, call in the TREATS… wherever they’re at!” Haunted Mansion Portrait Desserts (!!!) I’ll say it again… HAUNTED MANSION PORTRAIT DESSERTS!!! Okay, better yet, let me SHOW you. There is a collection of FOUR tarts creeping around the park this year, and you’ve got to stop by FOUR DIFFERENT HAUNTS to find them. I grabbed the Chocolate and Peanut Butter Quick Sand Stretching Room Tart at Liberty Square Market! Chocolate and Peanut Butter Tart A crisp chocolate tart shell is filled with creamy chocolate ganache, which is topped with a fluffy swirl of peanut butter icing. But the obvious piece de resistance is the white chocolate Stretching Room Quick Sand Portrait topping the whole thing. Chocolate and peanut butter and stretching room: oh my! SO yummy! And SOOOO flippin’ Instagram-ready!! This one was BY FAR my favorite of the four. Aloha Isle is where I scared up the Oreo Chocolate Tart topped with the Dynamite Stretching Room Portrait! (But there’s no reason you can’t also get a Dole Whip while you’re there. Just sayin’). Oreo Chocolate Tart Inside there’s a layer of fudgy chocolate ganache on top of the slightly crumbly tart shell. Chocolate ganache layer Then there’s a layer of Oreo panna cotta giving off all kinds of Grey Stuff vibes! Oreo panna cotta The Lemon and Strawberry Graveyard Stretching Room Chocolate Tart is available at Storybook Treats in case you’re looking for fruity favors (or you just want to pay tribute to Dearly Departed George). Lemon and Strawberry Chocolate Tart Inside is a thin layer of lemon curd with strawberry compote further topped with mousse. It’s that sweet and sour flavor combo I love! Lemon curd and strawberry compote Now, the sign said strawberry mousse. But… Mousse-filled Lemon and Strawberry Tart It didn’t look or taste like strawberry to me. I’m pretty sure this is white chocolate mousse, so maybe there was a mistake in the signage? Or a mistake in the kitchen? Either way, it tastes delicious, so I’m not complaining. (I’m not sure about ol’ George, though). Just something to keep in mind when you go looking for yours. Strawberry mousse? The other fruit tart option is the Raspberry Chocolate Haunted Mansion Wallpaper Tart, and you can find it at Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies (along with Candy Corn Soft Serve ice cream, which moved to Auntie’s this year!). Raspberry Chocolate Tart In this case, I just can’t get enough of the white chocolate topper printed with Haunted Mansion Wallpaper! How do I scream with glee in writing?! Haunted Mansion Wallpaper!! If you can bear to break up the wallpaper, there’s some great raspberry flavor to be found. There’s a bit of creamy custard underneath, along with raspberry compote. Raspberry layers And, as you can see, it’s packed with white chocolate mousse — according to the sign. But again… White chocolate mousse??? It’s totally raspberry mousse. So, again, double check if it matters to you. It might’ve just been a mix-up on the night I was there. Still. HAUNTED-MANSION-PORTRAITS-SO-I’M-LETTING-YOU-KNOW-BUT-YOU’VE-STILL-GOTTA-GET-‘EM-ANYWAY. Really, they’re the star of the specialty desserts show. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t lots of other tasty treats to be had! Mickey Pumpkin Cheesecake Dome Gaston just can’t help but put himself front-and-center in the party scene with this Amorette’s-worthy Mickey Pumpkin Cheesecake Dome. Mickey Pumpkin Cheesecake Dome This indulgent treat features a graham cracker streusel base (mine was thin-to-nonexistant, so don’t get too excited on that front) and a thick dome of pumpkin cheesecake! The shiny glaze is orange-tinted white chocolate, and a white chocolate Mickey jack-o-lantern smiles up from the top. Mickey Pumpkin Cheesecake Dome It’s as deliciously sweet and pumpkin-y as you could possibly want. And it can’t possibly get any cuter. Pumpkin Mickey Waffle Sundae Another pumpkin-spiced treat can be scooped up at Sleepy Hollow Refreshments. The Pumpkin Mickey Waffle Sundae has returned with an added bonus. Because those hot pumpkin waffles are MICKEY Waffles this year! They’re served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, sprinkles, and caramel sauce. Pumpkin Mickey Waffle Sundae Now, I think people are super excited about this pumpkin waffle thing — the line at Sleepy Hollow was LONG all night — but this was the lest impressive treat. The pumpkin Mickey waffles are super cute, and do taste pumpkin-y, but overall the dessert was not as great as you would think. Just be prepared. Jack Skellington Dessert Sleepy Hollow is also home to the Jack Skellington Push Pop-style Dessert. This ain’t your kiddo’s push pop, people! It starts with a base of vanilla panna cotta (which is 100% milk jello…this is as panna cotta-y as I’ve ever seen…gross), which is topped with layers of vanilla crisp pearls (boring), chocolate cake (meh and dry), vanilla buttercream (YUM), chocolate crisp pearls (blergh), whipped cream (where?), and chocolate curls. Jack himself (in white chocolate form) holds court above it all. Jack Skellington Push Pop His crooked grin is everything, but, again, this one isn’t really worth your time unless you SUPER have to social-media the thing. It’s cute and fun, but not worth the money or stomach space. Worms ‘n Dirt Kiddos will love the Worms ‘n Dirt available at Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe. There’s a base of chocolate cake buried in there, making it a little more special than your average worms ‘n dirt. Now by the time I got over to Pecos Bill’s I’d videotaped and live streamed the parade and fireworks, eaten EVERYTHING, and…they closed JUST as I went over to get the cake. No joke. So if one of you got a pic of this little guy, send it on over and we’ll add it to the post! Worms ‘n DIrt And the Boo to You tombstone celebrates the night’s Party-exclusive parade. Mickey Vampire Brownie and Halloween Crispy Treats Located at carts throughout the Kingdom, you can pick up a Vampire Mickey Brownie and a Chocolate-Dipped Crisped Rice bar. Additional Halloween Party Treats (Oh, Mickey. Bless you. You’re just too darn cute to be scary!!) And, as in years past, you can also grab a Themed Popcorn Bucket! But this year… it’s REFILLABLE, Y’ALL! Holla! Themed Popcorn Bucket Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party may not be very scary, but it’s ridiculously cute and wonderfully fun. And this year, it’s more delicious than ever! There’s a bit of a trick to this treat, though… Evening at the Party! With so many seriously awesome treats to try this year, you’ll either need to prioritize your snacking, sacrifice some time with attractions and costumed character meet-and-greets, or strategize with your traveling buds to divide and conquer! Whatever your plan of attack, I hope you have as much Not-So-Scary FUN as I did! Will you be joining Mickey for his Not-So-Scary Halloween Party this year? Let us know what you’re most excited to try! Disney Food Blog Fans, be sure to check out our DFB Disney World Dining Guide e-Books! 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