Nvm just read further up that there won't be any dining packages either. I can't remember, were restaurants like Cafe Orleans and Carnation Cafe open during MHP? If so, I wonder if restaurants like Carthay or Lamplight will be open during Oogie Boogie bash?Sad about the dessert packagesI’ve never done one for WOC so I was planning on doing it then. I wonder if they will do a dining package for the parade?
That’s the party we are attending. The Sunday parties cost more because they allow you to enter an hour before the weekday parties.
Probably because it is October and a Sunday.
theluckyrabbit was just clarify for other readers of this thread that "MNSSHP" is the common acronym used for the Halloween party in WDW (you typed "MNSSH", which seemed like you could have been asking about MNSSHP). There has been confusion in the past about the difference between MNSSHP and MHP, with some people not realizing they were buying tickets for the wrong party. There have also been posters asking about MNSSHP in the DL Halloween thread in the past and they were actually asking about the party in Florida. So, theluckyrabbit was just trying to help everyone keep everything straight. While you might know that you were asking about DL's MHP, other readers of the thread might not be sure if you were asking about MK's MNSSHP (which is happening), DL's MHP (which is not happening) or DCA's OBB (which is happening).
Absolutely correct -- the TS reservations closed earlier on party nights to make sure that non-party guests had time to leave the park before the party started. DCA has not announced any kind of dining package for OBB, so it doesn't look like there will be a special package equivalent to the one that was at BB for MHP.
You can go in between with a more advanced DB. We do this some years when we aren't up to a full out costume. You can start with a basic DB (or a nicer one if you find the right outfit), then add more props, more bling, more More! Whatever pieces you add, don't have to be expensive or unwearable. Have you looked on the DB site and FB pages for ideas? Some of the photos are great for inspiration!
That's what I was thinking. I think I just get nervous with disney bounding b/c I feel like people don't get what I am lol. First year I went I did a Sally disney bound and people couldn't tell.
Totally push the props and accessories!! When it's a Halloween Party, you are allowed to be non-subtle! We find that color scheme and props (e.g. pins of the character, a stuffed toy or tsum tsum, hat, etc.) really help get the point across. When we did Zootopia, DH's Nick Wilde costume was pretty low key (but how can you miss with that lime green shirt?), but his prop popsicle was the hit of the party with every CM and character we met!
I love it so much when people do disney bounding during regular park visits, not despite but BECAUSE it’s so subtle. It’s like an interesting little guessing game. This past park visit, I saw one absolutely adorable couple bounding as Roger (red pants, white shirt, bow tie) and Jessica Rabbit (knee long, slinky red dress) in Disneyland and my favorite disney bounding family ever: the mom was wearing mostly black plus a ruffled red shirt, the dad a lime-green polo shirt, and the kid a slightly darker green shirt, pants, and hat (it took both me and my daughter a few moments, until we shouted, almost in unison, PETER PAN!!). Most of the disney bounding outfits I see are so clever, and I‘m sure many people didn’t “get it.”
