2016 Halloween Party ideas at Disneyland

Halloween was originally celebrated as a pagan festival in parts of Northern Europe as per their belief that during Halloween spirits can make contact with the physical world. It is thought that Halloween was popularized in United States by the immigrants from Scotland and Ireland and the commercial use of Halloween gifts started as early as in 1900s.

Though Halloween is essentially a family celebration, celebrations are also held in community levels and among friends or employees these days. From hosting costume parties to putting up haunted houses and planning trick or treat parties, Halloween celebrations involve a lot of exciting and often eerie activities.

During Halloween, donations for the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) are collected by kids who collect coins instead of candies.

From Pumpkin flavors to orange colors and festoons, Halloween has a festive charm about it. An exciting way to celebrate Halloween will be at Disneyland.

Schools and community clubs planning a trip to Disneyland for Halloween parties can consider handing out logo items like hats and caps, logo T shirts or even Pumpkin shaped stress relievers to go with the theme. These will make not just great team spirit items but also get their message out in front of a large audience.

Here is a quick glimpse of some of the attractions in Disneyland during Halloween parties. From the nicely decked up Buena Vista Street to the haunted mansion and the Space Mountain that is turned into ghost galaxy, there is a lot to capture in the frames!

Carved Pumpkins take over the Main Street as the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror will remain open for the last few months before it closes for winter. You cannot afford to miss out the Disney villains on the prowl including Jack Skellington and Sally at the Haunted Mansion or the witch from Snow White wandering around the Main Street- They can shock and surprise you by popping up anywhere anytime. So, keep your eyes open and don’t forget to get the autographs too.

Pumpkin flavored treats in Halloween themes can be seen in Downtown Disney. Disney’s Happiest Haunt Tours to the Haunted Mansion will be an interesting thing to do while the Halloween Tree at the Frontierland will make a treat for every shutter bug.

Grab the Halloween Party tickets to make your parties truly special. Adults and kids pay the same price for party tickets. You will love the Trick-or-treating stations that are set up throughout the park. For business owners who wish to organize corporate trips to the parks can consider using these cute tote bags or paper bags that can be imprinted with their logo and message to collect the candy.

The Halloween fireworks, the fun parades, the Ride of the Headless Horseman and the performance of Cadaver Dans are the other things to watch out for.

Helpful tips

• If Trick-or-treating lines are too long, skip it to save time and instead buy goodies outside the park.
• Halloween fireworks are too good to miss. Make sure that your recipients have blankets to pop a squat and to mark your spot. Choose a strategic spot that ensure the front view of the castle.
• It is better to attend Halloween Parties in September for fewer crowds. The parties become crowded as you get closer to Halloween.

So, for marketers who are planning a Halloween party for their customers or employees in Disneyland can find the perfect logo gifts from ProImprint that will readily impress them. Happy shopping!

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