If you're heading to Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom this season, there's one trick-or-treating stop worth making before anything else. Guests who enter through Market Street — the side entrance that runs behind Main Street, U.S.A. — receive their treat bag along with a full-size Twix bar. It's the only location at the entire event where you'll score a regular-sized candy rather than the mini pieces handed out everywhere else.
This year's full-size Twix comes in a special Ghoulish Green flavor, so it's not just bigger than the rest — it's also a limited Halloween variety you won't find on a typical store shelf. Even if you're already inside Magic Kingdom before the party officially kicks off, it's worth making the trip down Market Street specifically to snag this one.
Beyond that first stop, trick-or-treating locations are spread throughout the park and marked with inflatable signs. The party map, available when you arrive, also highlights every candy station with goodie-bag icons. Treat stops this year include locations in Tomorrowland (Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor and Tomorrowland Treat Trail), Fantasyland (Mickey's PhilharMagic, Princess Fairytale Hall, Enchanted Tales with Belle, Fantasyland Train Station, and Dumbo the Flying Elephant), Liberty Square (The Diamond Horseshoe), Frontierland (Big Thunder Mountain Railroad), and Adventureland (Sunshine Tree Terrace, Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, and Tortuga Tavern).
Guests with food allergies can request a teal coin at any trick-or-treat stop throughout the night. At the end of the evening, those coins can be exchanged for allergy-friendly candy at the Liberty Square Ticket Office or Merchant of Venus. Cast Members hand out candy all night long, and there's no limit on how many times you can visit each station. If you're planning to attend, Walt Disney World tickets and party passes should be secured in advance, as these events often sell out.
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Reporting and on-the-ground details courtesy of Disney Food Blog.
