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5-Night Halloween on the High Sea Western Caribbean Cruise from Fort Lauderdale

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Shiver in delight during a festive scare-a-bration featuring your favorite Disney friends dressed in their ghoulish best.

Unearth frightfully fun arts and crafts, attend a special event where you can show off your own costume, and more.

Spellbinding surroundings and Halloween-themed desserts and beverages provide a grim grinning good time, every time.

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Find Fun for the Whole Family on a Halloween Cruise

Whether you’re a kid or an adult, you’ll love celebrating the spookiest season of the year with Celebrity Cruises. We make it easy for you to get into the Halloween spirit on this holiday cruise that features themed entertainment, cuisine, and decorations on board. There’s trick-or-treating, seasonal cocktails in all of our bars and lounges, and exciting costume parties—so don’t forget to pack your own before your Halloween cruise.

Just because you’re at sea doesn’t mean you have to miss out on one of the most exciting holidays of the year. On our Halloween cruises, kids can revel in the Halloween fun during a trick-or-treating candy scavenger hunt or costume parade. Adults can sip on Halloween-themed cocktails, or attend a Halloween Ball using our innovative silent party technology. Spend time with the family during our Halloween-themed movie nights under the stars, a Halloween-themed trivia night, and even a Halloween family dance party.

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Avoid the chilly fall weather and sail off to the Eastern Caribbean, where you can spend your days lounging under the warmth of the tropical sun while taking refreshing dips in the turquoise ocean. If you feel like embracing the sweater weather, go on one of our  cruises around the Mediterranean , which stop in spectacular ports in Italy, Spain, and Portugal.

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Everything You Need To Know About Halloween On The High Seas – Disney Cruise Line

This article is your complete guide to Disney Cruise Line’s H alloween on the High Seas  specialty cruises! During the Halloween season, Disney is known for going all out. From specialty park celebrations like Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party in Disney World, to original content on Disney+. And the Disney Cruise Line is not immune to the celebration! Beginning in early September through Halloween, you can embark on special Halloween-themed cruises on all of the ships in the Disney Cruise Line fleet. This Disney Halloween cruise is known as Halloween on the High Seas and is full of spell-binding enhancements to the ship!

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A Complete Guide on the Disney Halloween Cruise 

When sailing on a Disney ship, you are surrounded by the magic of Disney. From themed rooms and restaurants to specialty characters and even fireworks at sea! But something that makes sailing on a Disney ship even more unique is the themed cruises they offer! Guests can enjoy a Halloween on the High Seas , Very Merrytime Cruises, Pixar Day at Sea, Star Wars Day at Sea, and Marvel Day at Sea cruise. My very first Disney cruise was a Disney Halloween cruise  back in 2019! And as a former Cast Member and as someone who loves cheap tickets to Walt Disney World , it was the most magical vacation I’ve ever had. Below are some of my experiences on the Halloween Disney cruise , along with information to help you discover if a Halloween on the High Seas cruise is right for you!

What is Halloween on the High Seas?

• Halloween on the High Seas is a Disney Cruise Line exclusive Halloween-themed sailing. Setting sail in mid-September through October, this season of extra-special sailings will bring the fun of Halloween to guests on select cruises across the entire DCL fleet. Guests can dress up in their Halloween costumes and join Disney characters in theirs! You can also find dance parties throughout the ships; enjoy a variety of themed food and beverages; and immerse yourself in a ghostly ship takeover with elaborate décor and the magical Pumpkin Tree!

When looking closer at the specially themed cruises, Halloween on the High Seas and Very Merrytime cruises are the only savings that completely change the cruise experience. The other special Days at Sea are just that, Days at Sea. So your entire cruise will not be themed around the day, it will just be one day of the sailing that will be a special theme.

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When is the Halloween on the High Seas Cruise Dates?

Now that we know what  D isney Halloween on the High Seas is, we can start to uncover more specifics on this spooktacular sailing! The Disney cruise Halloween on the High Seas sail dates are September 9th – October 31st, 2024. When booking a Disney Cruise , one of the first things you should look at is the sailing calendar. This will help determine where you’re sailing from, sailing to, and on what ship you’ll be sailing on. This is also where you can see if your vacation will line up with any specialty cruises!

What are Halloween on the High Seas Sail Dates?

• 2024 : September 9th – October 31st

Halloween Disney Cruise Ships 2024

Disney Magic:

• Sail Dates : September 13, 2024 – November 5, 2024
• Sailing From : Miami & San Diego
• Ports of Call : Nassau Bahamas, Disney Castaway Cay , Lighthouse Point, George Town Grand Cayman, Ensenada Mexico, Cabo San Lucas Mexico, & Cozumel Mexico

Disney Dream:

• Sail Dates :
• Sailing From  New York
• Ports of Call : King’s Wharf Bermuda, Saint John (New Brunswick) Canada,

Halloween on the Disney Fantasy:

• Sail Dates : September 14, 2024 – November 2, 2024
• Sailing From  Port Canaveral
• Ports of Call : Nassau Bahamas, Disney Castaway Cay,  Lighthouse Point , George Town Grand Cayman, Falmouth Jamaica, Cozumel Mexico, Tortola British Virgin Islands, St. Thomas U.S. Virgin Islands, Philipsburg St. Maarten, & San Juan Puerto Rico

Disney Wish:

• Sail Dates : September 13, 2024 – November 1, 2024
• Ports of Call : Nassau Bahamas, Disney Castaway Cay

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How is a Halloween on the High Seas Cruise Different? – Activities on Board a Disney Halloween Cruise

The main way the  D isney Halloween cruises are different from non-themed cruises is that the entire ship receives an overhaul to fit with the theme. The only times of the year this happens are on Halloween for Halloween on the High Seas and at Christmas time for the Very Merrytime Cruises . All other sailings throughout the year will have no special theme which allows guests to take in the sheer beauty of the Disney fleet! And when I say complete overhaul for these special cruises, I mean it! Along with pumpkins, bats, and spider decorations, the ships also offer themed activities and specialty characters in Halloween-themed costumes! All of these enhancements are done on every ship that offers the event. Even the Disney Dream Halloween cruise.

What Activities Are on Disney’s Halloween on the High Seas Cruise?

• Mickey’s Mouse-charade – Shiver in delight during a scare-a-brain with some of your favorite Disney Pals bedecked in their Halloween finest. Do your ghoulish best and join in the fun!
• Awakening the Pumpkin Tree  – The centerpiece of H alloween on the High Seas Disney cruise . This tree is located in the main atrium and serves as the opening act for the entire Halloween on the High Seas celebration!
• Spine-Tingling Treats  – Enjoy unique Halloween-themed desserts, beverages and trick-or-treating!
• Movie Screenings – Watch all of your favorite Disney Halloween movies in the ship’s theaters or on the funnel vision display throughout your cruise. You can also catch world premiers of new Disney Halloween movies if you’re lucky!
• Friendly Ghost Stories – Guests can enjoy Haunted Stories of the Sea, told beneath the stars by a mysterious sea captain, and The Nightmare Before Christmas Sing and Scream, an interactive movie singalong.
• Adults-Only Halloween Dance Party – On the same night as the Mouse-masquerade dance party, adults have their dance party in the adult-only section of the ship! Come dressed to impress because you might run into some infamous Disney villains while you dance the night away.

Spooktacular Halloween Decorations Throughout the Ship

The ship is decorated from Bow to the Stern in garlands of autumn leaves, character-inspired pumpkins, and adorable jack-o-lantern stickers on portholes. Each ship gets a full H alloween Disney cruise  makeover with tons of beautiful touches that are sure to put you in the Halloween spirit !

Specialty Character Sightings and Unique Character Costumes

You can catch Micky, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, Daisy, and Pluto, along with Chip & Dale dressed up in their Halloween Best! In recent years Disney Cruise Line has gotten creative with the character costumes garnishing some much-deserved attention. In 2022, it was announced that Minnie, Daisy, and Clarabelle were going to dress in costume as the three Sanderson Sisters from the Disney cult classic, Hocus Pocus. This created so much buzz that the trio was also introduced to land lovers at Disneyland’s Oogie Boogie Bash.

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What is the Cost of Halloween at the High Seas vs. a Typical Disney Cruise?

With all of the extra activities and perks of H alloween on the High Seas itinerary , you’re probably wondering if it’s more expensive than a normal sailing. And while themed cruises can be slightly more expensive in terms of cost, it depends on other factors of your cruise. When it comes to Disney Cruise Line, the factors that determine the price of your cruise are your sale date, ports of call, and occupancy. So it could work out that your  H alloween on the High Seas  sailing could be just as much or a little less than a normal sailing. Not so favorably, spooky season coincides with Hurricane Season. This is typically the time cruises are less booked and you can find a cheaper price.

What Disney Cruise Ships have Halloween on the High Seas?

Almost every ship in the Disney fleet has a H alloween on the High Seas itinerary . The only ship that doesn’t partake in the celebration is the Disney Wonder. This is because, during this time of the year, the ship is setting sail from different ports around Australia.

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Packing and Experience Tips & Tricks for a Disney Halloween Cruise

Knowing what to pack for a cruise is an essential part of going on one. Not only will you need your typical vacation items, but you’ll also need things like your passport, cash, a waterproof lanyard, and other items specific to a cruise. Now add in going on a H alloween Disney cruise  on top of that, and your list can get pretty long! Now we aren’t saying you need to bring an additional suitcase, but one must have in your suitcase for your  D isney Halloween cruise  is your costume!

Pack your Halloween Costume

Nothing screams Halloween like dressing up in a costume. And that’s no different on the Disney Cruise Line! Guests are encouraged to wear costumes to Halloween events throughout the sailing. If you’re wondering or concerned about a specific costume, you can find the DCL Costume Guide here . If you don’t have room in your bag for two costumes, don’t worry! There will still be a Pirate Night on H alloween on the High Seas  sailings. You can wear your pirate garb for both events!

Decorate your Stateroom Door with Halloween Themed Magnets

It is tradition to decorate your stateroom door for any Disney Cruise. However, with a D isney Halloween cruise , you can find doors decorated even more than normal! I have three words for you, go all out. If you think you’re doing too much, I promise you you’re not. There are even Facebook groups for individual sailings where you can connect with guests on your cruise to discuss door decor! Make sure to use magnets or bring them for your decorations as the stateroom doors are made of metal.

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Disney Cruise Line’s Halloween on the High Seas FAQ

Q: Which Disney Ships have Halloween?

A: Almost every ship in the Disney fleet has a H alloween on the High Seas itinerary . You can set sail for Halloween on the Magic, Fantasy, Dream, and Wish. The only ship that doesn’t partake in the celebration is the Disney Wonder.

Q: Why doesn’t the Disney Wonder have Halloween on the High Seas?

A: During the Halloween season, Disney Wonder’s new global position is in Australia. September and October are the months this ship sets sail on the newest destinations in the Southern Hemisphere.

Q: Is Halloween on the High Seas Worth it?

A: This is completely up to you and based on individual vacation needs. But in my experience, it is completely worth it! The Disney Cruise Line fleet is beautiful and each ship is unique. There is nothing like having that beauty transformed for a special holiday. If your schedule allows for it, we highly recommend you try a Disney Halloween cruise .

Q: Do Halloween Cruises still have Pirate Night?

A: Yes! Every cruise will still have a Pirate Night regardless of its theme. On shorter sailings, Pirate Night can sometimes be held on the same night as another main event. For example, short Halloween sailings will take place on the same night as the main Halloween Mouse-quarade event.

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Halloween on the High Seas Disney Cruise Guide

Ready to set sail on the high seas during the spookiest time of the year? We love Halloween. And cruising during a Halloween on the High Seas cruise has been one of our all-time favorite vacations to date.  So we’ve compiled a guide perfect for helping you plan and knowing what to expect during a Halloween on the High Seas Cruise with the Disney Cruise Line. 

Disney Halloween Cruise Planning

Planning a Halloween on the High Seas Cruise is really no different than planning most other Disney Cruises.  With a few magical extras, the Disney cruise ships are transformed into a Halloween wonderland. We’ll go into all the spooky details in this post!

Disney’s Halloween on the High Seas Cruise

Halloween on the High Seas is a special event cruise complete with decorations, festive foods, parties, and more. Each ship and itinerary may feature its own kind of fun, but the basics of this special cruise remain the same no matter where you are sailing! 

Which Disney Cruise Ships have Halloween on the High Seas Cruise?

Every Disney Cruise ship has the ability to offer Halloween on the High Seas, including Disney Cruise Line’s New Disney Wish Cruise Ship ! Previously, we had sailed on the Disney Magic for Halloween on the High Seas and most recently the Disney Wish. 

What Ports Do You Visit on a Halloween on the High Seas Cruise?

Halloween on the High Seas cruises are not tied to specific ports but rather offered in the fall months. So ports and Itineraries will change from year to year, and your best bet is to check Disney Cruise Line’s Official site for dates and ports of call offered for Halloween on the High Seas cruises .  Due to the time of year, many itineraries are available so you can sail to places like Jamaica, The Bahamas, Eastern Caribbean or enjoy a cold-weather cruise like New England and Canada .  Once in a while you can even find a Panama Canal sailing during Halloween on the High Seas!

Is Halloween on the High Seas Cruises more expensive?  

It really depends! Although generally specialty cruises can be a little more expensive, Halloween on the High Seas Cruises are often during hurricane season and that can help you snag a great deal.  Also, some of the itineraries and ships that tend to be a little less popular are less expensive. When we cruised from New York City to Maine and Canada, our 5-night cruise was actually about the same price as our 3 night Very Merrytime in the Caribbean . 

There are a lot of things that can affect the pricing of specific cruises. So don’t let the idea of it potentially being more expensive keep you from dreaming of a Halloween-themed cruise. Because that is not always the case!

What Should You Pack for a Halloween Cruise?

We love a theme! So we say, pack all the Halloween things you can! Ok just kidding. But seriously, there are a few things you might want to pack for a Halloween on the High Seas Cruise. If you want to dress up for the festivities, don’t forget a costume. And be sure to review the rules for costumes onboard. Truthfully, there are not a lot of extra things that need to be packed for a Halloween cruise. But, if you want a good list, check out our What to Pack for a Disney Halloween Cruise post. 

What Halloween Extras Can You Get to Make the Experience Special?

There are always extras available to add a bit of festivity to your stateroom! I surprised my daughter with an onboard gift specific to the season, which costs extra and comes fully assembled in your room upon arrival. Ours included a fleece blanket, pillow, trick or treat bag, and glow-in-the-dark ghosts hanging from our ceiling. During our sailing, the cost of this onboard gift was $75, but the prices do vary from year to year. That is a little bit high, but since we don’t tend to go crazy with souvenir spending, I just factored into the cost of goodies we may have wanted to splurge onboard. 

If you want to see what’s available for your cruise, just link your Disney Cruise Reservation , and you’ll be able to see what is available for your sailing.  

What are the Halloween decorations like on a Halloween on the High Seas Cruise?

One of the most noticeable and constant- reminders that you are on a Halloween on the High Seas cruise is the decorations! Onboard you will find Disney-themed carved pumpkins, fall foliage garland, and the pumpkin tree! You will also see lots of Halloween magic sprinkled throughout like window clings, fall ribbon, and pumpkin decor. Check out what the Disney Magic Cruise Ship Halloween Decorations looked like in our photo tour. 

Halloween on the High Seas Activities

There are many Halloween activities onboard a Disney Cruise at Halloweentime! Here’s a recap of everything we’ve experienced on our Halloween on the High Seas sailings!

Mickey’s Mouse-querade

Mickey’s Mouse-querade was probably our favorite event of the entire Halloween on the High Seas cruise.  A dance party with all of our favorite characters dressed in full Halloween attire, trick or treating, festive character meet and greets, and games, this party is fun for all ages.  Trick or Treat bags are left in guests staterooms the day of the party so no need to worry about bringing your own. 

You don’t have to dress up for this one, but it’s a lot more fun if you do! We ended up being so busy before our cruise that Halloween costumes kind of slipped my mind. So my daughter and I both just decked ourselves out in Halloween attire that we had accumulated from Walt Disney World over the years and it worked out just fine. If you’re looking to save room in your luggage but still want to dress up, you can always double up your Pirate Night costume as a Halloween costume as well! This party can get pretty crowded; but if you want to be where all the action is, head to the atrium. Or head to decks 4 and 5 for a great view with fewer crowds.  

Edited for 2022: Mickey’s Mousequerade has been seen to be held in both the atrium on the smaller ships, and on deck 11 on the larger ships. On our recent Disney Wish sailing, this event was held on deck 11 and we had a great view from deck 13! Trick or treating was also not involved in this party. Rather, it was held in Hero Zone at certain times noted in the app. We recommend arriving early for the best experience!

Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Sing and Scream

The Nightmare Before Christmas Sing and Scream is an interactive movie experience. With 3D animation and 4D effects, this is a fun show for any Nightmare Before Christmas fan. Unfortunately for us, there was some sort of issue with the effects and well, it wasn’t really a whole lot different than just watching Nightmare Before Christmas on the big screen.  And during our Halloween on the High Seas cruise, this was actually during Mickey’s Mouse-querade Party and we left halfway through because we knew we’d rather be at the party.  As much as we love Nightmare Before Christmas, we preferred to be where the action is. 

This is, however, your opportunity to meet Jack and Sally, which I know for many people is a big deal. So if you’re excited about that, the meet and greet with Jack and Sally is directly after the Sing and Scream. And with that being said, if it wasn’t held during the same time as the party, and had all of the original effects we had planned to see, we likely would have stayed all the way to the end. 

Edited for 2022 : On our most recent Disney Cruise on the Disney Wish, Hocus Pocus was played instead of the sing along. We haven’t heard yet if this is a permanent change or just one made for the Wish. But wanted to note it!

Character Meet and Greets

Character Meet and Greets happen all throughout your sailing and outfits may change each time. Not all meet and greets during a Halloween on the High Seas cruise will be Halloween-themed, but all of the ones during Mickey’s Mousequerade will be! There are other opportunities other than Party night to find your favorite characters in costume. When you get the Navigator each day, or when you check the app for your daily activities, you can see who will be available for a meeting that day! It will give you the location and time so you can plan accordingly. *NEW* Minnie, Daisy and Clarabell don the iconic Hocus Pocus Sanderson costumes, for their spookiest Halloween meet and greet yet! 

The lines for characters are usually not terribly long, but we recommend getting there close to the start time as Cast Members will “close” the line when the character’s time slot is almost over.  The Sanderson Sisters line gets very long, so we recommend arriving early. They will close this line once it appears to be at the 40-50 minute mark. So plan ahead if you want to see them! We arrived 20 mins early and ended up waiting a total of about 35 mins. 

The Pumpkin Tree

The Pumpkin Tree may seem like just a decoration but it’s far more than that! On the first night of our cruise, we got to meet the Caretaker, who told the tree’s story. Since we were on the Disney Magic, our tree was named Reap. The caretaker then lights the tree for the remainder of the cruise. This is the only time you can see the lighting of the pumpkin tree, so we don’t recommend you miss it! The pumpkin tree serves as a backdrop for many of the photo ops during the cruise. And he even plays a fun part during the Mouse-querade Party!

The Disney Wish welcomes a new Halloween Tree this year. Known as Boo, she represents the story of Cinderella. If you’re sailing on the Disney Wish, they also light up the wishing star to match the Halloween vibe. 

Haunted Stories By The Sea

On select nights, you can cozy up on the main pool deck and watch this spooky feature on the jumbo screen.  A mysterious sailor tells ghost stories and occasionally the cast members join in on the fun. This was probably one of the lowest crowd events in terms of entertainment, but that could also be because nights were really cold and most people had retired to their rooms at that point. 

Edited for 2022: This was not present on our cruise, 

What other Halloween activities are there?

Aside from all of the events and entertainment, there are also lots of Halloween activities available onboard! Halloween crafts, Halloween-themed “Anyone Can Cook” demos and Halloween-themed trivia are just a few of the festive activities you can find on a Halloween on the High Seas cruise.  In addition to regular Halloween fun available to everyone, the kid’s clubs also have fun Halloween activities for little ones. Pumpkin carving, crafts, face painting, and more are just a few things your kids can enjoy. 

Halloween on the High Seas Spooky Treats

If there was one thing I would have loved more of onboard the Disney Magic for Halloween on the High Seas, it would be the spooky treats! The treats aren’t really announced or published anywhere; but you can find them at places like Cove Cafe, Cabanas during lunch, and even the occasional seasonal treat during your regular meal.  In addition to all of the spooky treats, you can find pumpkin-spiced everything onboard as well!

Is there Pirate Night during Halloween on the High Seas?

Pirate Night is a fan favorite and for good reason! Not all cruises have Pirate Night; but all of the ones we’ve been on have, even cruises that are not in the Caribbean. We sailed in the North Atlantic for our Halloween on the High Seas cruise and we still had a Pirates Night. Truthfully I was surprised by this since the event is literally called Pirates in the Caribbean, but I can’t complain because we love Pirate Night! You’ll be able to tell if your cruise includes Pirate Night when you receive your itinerary so that you can plan accordingly. 

With a special meal, fun entertainment, and appearances from all of your favorite characters dressed in pirate gear, Pirate Night is not to be missed! Many families dress up with the theme, and while it’s not mandatory, it’s definitely fun. One thing that makes Pirate Night extra special on a Halloween on the High Seas cruise is that it gives cruisers the opportunity to dress up twice! 

Is there an Adult only Halloween Party onboard Halloween on the High Seas?

Halloween isn’t just for kids! Adult-only Halloween fun can be had on a Halloween on the High Seas Cruise. So whether you’re a solo cruiser, a childless cruiser, or a parent needing a break, this is for you! There’s a costume contest, music, and dancing. And creepy cocktails of course! So get ready for this Villainous takeover and dance the night away! The location for this event will vary by ship, but you can find all the info in the navigator. 

Edited for 2022: The Halloween Party for adults seems to be put on pause for this year. However, you can still find spooky fun for adults all over the ship. Halloween themed cocktails and Halloween activities for adults only are still available for 

Is there Trick or Treating on a Disney Halloween Cruise?

Yes there is! There does seem to be some confusion about it though, since it has changed. If you’re sailing on the Disney Wish, it is held in the Hero Zone on deck 12. It’s only held at specific times, so you’ll have to check the navigator app to find out when it is. Other cruisers from other ships have reported that it has been held in both the atrium and on the upper deck of the ship, so just be sure to check your Disney Cruise app for details. And if you can’t find the info there, just ask someone! The cast and crew on Disney Cruise Line are so helpful and will be able to direct you to the right place. 

Is there a character breakfast during Halloween on the High Seas? 

Character breakfasts are only available on 7 night or longer cruises and reservations must be made in advance. You can book the character breakfast when your excursion booking date opens. 

Edited for 2022: Since the reopening of Disney Cruise Line in 2021, character breakfasts have not returned. This may change in the future though!

Are tickets required for Halloween events?

As of the time of writing this post, no they are not! However, with the future of cruising a little uncertain, it’s possible that once cruising begins again, tickets may be required for certain events. We will keep this section updated to reflect current policies. 

Is there Special Halloween on the High Seas merch?

Yes, there is! And it is cute! Gift shops are only open on board when the ship is at sea, so I highly recommend purchasing any special merch you want at the earliest possible time. Remember, you’re on a boat. They won’t be receiving a new shipment of merchandise during your cruise, so if something sells out while you’re on board, you likely won’t be able to get it at a later time.  The moral of the story is if you want that special Halloween mug, just buy it. Waiting will only end in heartbreak. 

Disney Cruise Halloween on the High Seas Tips

Ready to book a Halloween on the High Seas cruise? Here’s a few tips!

This is always a top tip when it comes to cruising with Disney Cruise Line. Booking early can be tough sometimes, but it’s usually when you’ll see some of the lower prices available. Sometimes, the opposite of that is true, and we talk a little about this in our post about cruising on a budget . 

Seasonal sailings generally tend to sell out a little quicker as well, so booking early will help you secure your choice of the stateroom onboard. 

Disney Cruise Halloween Door Decorations

We always recommend that you decorate your door when you cruise . Not only does it add a little extra magic to an otherwise boring stateroom door, but it will also help you find your door in the long corridors of the cruise ship. You can make this as simple or detailed as you like. The doors are metal, so magnets are your best bet. We have a Disney Halloween on the High Seas Cruise Magnet we like to add to the decor with our family name and destination. 

When we’ve also made our own in the past, we just grab a pack of magnets from Amazon , design something on the Cricut , and voila! Pumpkins, bats, witch hats, and Mickey heads are all easy shapes anyone can master. And will add a bit of spooky spirit to your door with little effort.  And if you show up unprepared, never fear. Because the gift shops onboard usually have a few options to choose from as well!

Dress Up for your Halloween on The High Seas Cruise

Even if dressing up for Halloween isn’t your thing, something simple will do.  Most families and even adults traveling without children will be dressed up.  If costumes aren’t your thing, Halloween shirts , hats, or something as simple as light-up necklaces will work! I feel like every Halloween event I’ve ever been to either on land or at sea, I always hear people say they wish they would have dressed up. So just do it!

Check your Cruise Navigator daily for Halloween happenings

It’s great to be able to read a blog post like this and get all the ideas for what you want to do. But there is nothing that will be more accurate than your Daily Navigator or the app once you’re onboard. The truth is, no matter how many trips we take or how much research we do, things can change quickly and even from sailing to sailing. So be flexible and check daily to see what’s offered. 

Disney Halloween Cruise Shirts

And of course, no Disney Cruise is complete with a souvenir shirt to remember the occasion. While we have loads of Disney Cruise Shirts in the shop if you’re traveling for the spooky season, then why not grab our Halloween on the High Seas Shirt to ear on board and get into the mood? These are soft jersey, unisex shirts. And we always recommend sizing up if you’re unsure, for a more relaxed look. You can also grab a Halloween on the High Seas Stateroom Door Magnet in this collection to match. Check out the links for all our shop collections. 

Halloween on the High Seas with Disney Cruise

Hopefully, this guide has helped you get a good idea of what to expect onboard a Halloween on the High Seas Cruise with Disney Cruise Line. We love this seasonal cruise and highly recommend it if possible. Let us know what other questions you have about sailing during a Halloween on the High Seas cruise with Disney Cruise Line!

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All About Halloween On The High Seas – Disney Cruise Line

A Disney cruise is amazing any time of year, but especially during spooky season. In September and October, guests can set sail for Halloween at the High Seas, a special themed cruise featuring everything from Disney characters in costume and trick-or-treating to autumn-inspired arts & crafts and an adults-only party guest-starring the Disney Villains.  

But what else does this frightfully fun cruise have in store, and is it worth it for your next family vacation? We booked a stateroom on the Disney Dream to find out. Put on your bewitching best and read on as we dig into all the treats a Disney Halloween cruise has to offer, as well as a few tricks to help you make the most of it.

Celebrating Halloween on the High Seas

So, which Disney cruise ship has Halloween on the High Seas? Where does a Halloween Disney cruise go? When do Disney Cruise Line Halloween festivities begin? Here are all the devilish details. 

Disney Cruise Ships With Halloween on the High Seas

While we got into the spooky spirit on the Disney Dream, every Disney cruise ship takes part in Halloween on the High Seas, even the all-new Disney Wish. Each ship has its own scream-worthy setting especially for the season, including a unique Pumpkin Tree that serves as the centerpiece of the festivities.  

Departure Ports & Destinations Visited on a Halloween on the High Seas Cruise

Think of Halloween on the High Seas more like a costume for your Disney cruise ship than a completely themed cruise. In other words, don’t expect a stop in Salem, Massachusetts, port adventures like ghost tours or a pop-up haunted house on Castaway Cay. 

Rather, Disney Halloween cruises depart from several of the same ports as regular Disney Cruise Line sailings, including Port Canaveral and Miami in Florida, San Diego in California, and New York City. Halloween on the High Seas cruises also visit many of Disney Cruise Line’s most popular destinations, from fair-weathered voyages to Bermuda, the Bahamas, Mexico, and the Eastern, Western and Southern Caribbean or through the Panama Canal to cold-weather cruises to Canada.

Cost of Halloween at the High Seas vs. a Typical Disney Cruise

You might be wondering if Halloween on the High Seas is more expensive than a typical Disney cruise. That depends on a few factors. While many themed Disney cruises can cost a little more than normal, factors like where you are sailing or which ship you are on can actually earn you a deal. 

With sailings departing in September and October, many of Disney’s Halloween on the High Seas cruises go to the Caribbean, where spooky season sadly coincides with hurricane season, in search of warmer weather. Fortunately, as long as you can get past the overall uncertainty that comes with cruising during this occasionally treacherous time, you can sail away with quite a savings . 

You may also notice that certain Disney cruise ships or ports are more in demand than others. As a result, Disney Cruise Line may drop the price for less popular departures, including Halloween on the High Seas sailings. So, you could save a buck or two if you are more flexible on the itinerary.  

Halloween on the High Seas Sail Dates 

Disney Cruise Line Halloween sailings start in mid-September and continue through the end of October, with the last cruises departing on October 31. Itineraries are offered from several different departure ports to a variety of popular destinations, from short 3-night jaunts to longer 5-night tours. 

Why Do a Disney Cruise, Halloween Style

A Disney Halloween on the High Seas cruise is as jam-packed with fun as a trick-or-treat bag bursting with candy. Once onboard, you’ll find enough autumn-inspired activities and enchanting events to keep you up long into the night – both from the Halloween candy sugar rush you’re sure to get and the sheer number of things that is available to do. 

Fang-tastic Halloween Decorations

One of the most charming parts about Halloween on the High Seas is the magical décor. From fiery garlands of autumn leaves to character-inspired pumpkins to adorable jack-o-lantern stickers on the ship’s massive portholes, each ship gets decked out with tons of boo-tiful touches that are sure to put you in the Halloween spirit. 

The highlight of these All Hallows’ Eve decorations, however, is each ship’s signature Pumpkin Tree. Designed to have its own unique face, personality and even name (the one on the Disney Dream is named Grim, while those on the Fantasy, Wonder and Magic are respectively called Mucklebones, Bog and Reap), the Pumpkin Trees are said to keep the spirit of Halloween.

With the introduction of the Disney Wish, this quartet of terrifying trees also got a sister. Named Boo, this elegant Pumpkin Tree has willowy branches heavy with glittering jack-o-lanterns, lighter bark and a graceful face, and once grew the fated gourd that would carry Cinderella to the ball. 

Tricks, Treats & Enchanted Entertainment

Halloween on the High Seas means all sorts of spirited special events, along with the many typical activities that are available on a regular Disney cruise. Cruising with Disney during spooky season can even mean double the fun, as many of these spine-tingling sailings also include the ever-popular Pirate Night in their itinerary. 

When you aren’t showing off your trivia skills, sunbathing by the pool or channeling your inner swashbuckler, here are the many haunted happenings you can enjoy during Halloween on the High Seas with Disney.

Awakening the Pumpkin Tree

The Pumpkin Tree on each Disney cruise ship is so much more than just an elaborate centerpiece. It also serves as the opening act for the entire Halloween on the High Seas celebration. On the first night, you’ll be treated to storytime by the tree’s caretaker, who tells the tale of the Pumpkin Tree. 

Then, it’s time to light the tree’s jack-o-lanterns, which continue to glow for the rest of the trip, making for a can’t-miss photo backdrop. This dazzling display sets the tone for the rest of the cruise’s Halloween festivities and shouldn’t be missed. 

Mickey’s Mouse-querade

It wouldn’t be Halloween with Disney without a costume party. Mickey’s Mouse-querade is a spooktacular scare-a-bration starring much-loved Disney characters in full Halloween costumes. If you’d rather not do meet-and-greets, this can be a great way to see your favorite characters show off their frightful finest without spending a ton of time waiting around in line. 

Equally as fun is seeing the many creative costumes donned by your fellow cruise guests. From jack-o-lantern t-shirts to clever DisneyBounding takes to extravagant group costumes, you’ll see it all. Make sure to wear your own costume and join the mouse-querade.

Halloween-Themed Disney Character Meet-and-Greets

Disney characters do meet-and-greets throughout your cruise and could even change outfits each time they appear. While it is possible to see your favorites in their bone-chilling best at other points during the cruise, the main time characters will wear their Halloween costumes is on the night of Mickey’s Mouse-querade. 

For character chasers, these meet-and-greets are a must. Thankfully, with the exception of characters like Minnie, Daisy and Clarabelle as the Sanderson Sisters of Hocus Pocus fame and The Nightmare Before Christmas ’s Jack and Sally, to a slightly lesser extent, meet-and-greet lines typically aren’t that long. That said, for these more popular characters, you may want to jump in line early or risk missing out if the line gets cut. 

Those dressing up like or who share a costume with a particular character definitely won’t want to give these meet-and-greets a miss. For our cruise, my sister, sister-in-law and I DisneyBounded as the Sanderson Sisters, so we made it a point to meet Minnie, Daisy and Clarabelle during their very first appearance. Without a doubt, the pantomimed conversations we had over our shared costumes were some of the most magical moments of our cruise. 

Spookalicious Sweet Treats and Other Festive Eats

No Halloween is complete without some trick-or-treating, and the same goes for Disney’s Halloween on the High Seas. On the Disney Dream, crew members passed out generous handfuls of the good stuff along a makeshift trick-or-treat trail through Cabanas. And don’t worry about needing to pack your own bag to store your stash – trick-or-treat bags are left in your stateroom earlier that day. 

But, those aren’t the only Halloween eats on offer during this cursed cruise. For dinner in the main dining rooms on the night of Mickey’s Mouse-querade, your table will even tuck into some Chocolate Spider Cake (don’t worry, it isn’t actually made of cocoa-y arachnids). 

Your cruise ship’s culinary team also cooks up a buffet of bewitching bites all cruise long. Spine-chilling sweets like cookies, cupcakes, meringues and more (hello, pumpkin spice!) are on offer at the ship’s casual buffet restaurant, certain lounges and the onboard sweetshop. Just keep an eye out for the special Halloween signs. 

Haunted Hands-On Activities

One of the best parts of Halloween is getting your hands dirty making jack-o-lanterns. In the spirit of this Halloween tradition, cruisers can also try their hand at a number of autumn-inspired activities. 

From creepy cooking demonstrations to arts & crafts to terrifying trivia, there’s something spooky to do for everyone. Little cruisers can even enjoy extra-special Halloween arts and crafts activities especially for them, such as face painting and pumpkin carving.

Spine-tingling Ghost Stories and Movie Screenings 

Does your family love a good ghost story? Or perhaps you can’t celebrate Halloween without watching the latest frightful flick? Well, you’re in luck. 

Along with showings of favorite Disney Halloween movies on the Funnel Vision screen – Hocus Pocus 2 had just premiered during our cruise and played multiple times during our trip – guests can also enjoy Haunted Stories of the Sea, told beneath the stars by a mysterious sea captain, and The Nightmare Before Christmas Sing and Scream, an interactive movie singalong. 

Exclusive Halloween on the High Seas Merchandise

Disney never misses out on a merchandising opportunity, Halloween on the High Seas included. In addition to regular Disney Cruise Line souvenirs, cruisers also have access to special Halloween-themed items created especially for the event, including apparel, pins, mugs and more. 

As a result, scary swag can be quite the hot ticket, and it isn’t unheard of for things to sell out before the cruise is through. So, if you see something you like, buy it sooner rather than later or risk missing out. 

Halloween Isn’t Just for Kids

Just like Disney Cruise Line isn’t only for families, you don’t need to be a kiddo to get into the spooky spirit during Halloween at the High Seas. On the night of Mickey’s Mouse-querade, the Disney Villains run amuck in the adults-only part of the ship during a ghoulishly grown-up Halloween party. 

Sadly, don’t expect them to hang around too long. After all, they’ve got places to be and people to terrorize. Still, their steamy dance appearance is sure to cast a spell. With the villains out of the way, it’s time for a comical (and highly competitive) costume party followed by music and dancing. 

On the Disney Dream, this was a silent dance party, which, if you’ve never experienced one before, is both weird and hilarious. Most people weren’t into it and, besides a few lurkers laughing at folks on the floor dancing like no one was watching, the place cleared out pretty quickly after the last award was announced. Still, the costume contest was a ton of fun. 

Packing Tips & Experience Tricks for a Spook-tacular Disney Halloween Cruise  

Hoping to make the most of your Halloween on the High Seas experience? These suggestions are sure to take your cruise from ordinary to hex-traordinary. 

Don’t Forget Your Costume

Dressing up in costume is a Halloween tradition for a reason – it’s undeniably fun! While you don’t need to don anything too extravagant (even a Halloween t-shirt or creative DisneyBound will do), getting in costume will help put you in the appropriate spirit. If you’re anything like us, you’ll also love seeing everyone else on the cruise in their frightening finery. 

Worried that you won’t have enough room in your suitcase for two costumes? Just double up and don your pirate attire twice – you’ll save space without having to skip out on the fun. Consider swapping out your swashbuckling accessories or trading with cabinmates to keep your costume feeling fresh. Just be sure that you follow the rules. Certain types of masks are prohibited, as are some prop weapons.

Give Your Door a Pixie-dusted Halloween Makeover 

Expert Disney cruisers decorate their stateroom doors. Not only does this make it easier to pick your room out of the lineup of generic doors, but the extra pixie dust is sure to put a smile on your face each time you return “home.” 

Stateroom doors are metal, so we recommend using magnets to create your décor. DIY your own or buy some premade off of Etsy – go for a Halloween theme or a general Disney design. If you forget to plan ahead, you might even be able to find some in one of the ship’s onboard gift shops. 

Dress Up Your Stateroom with Spell-binding Décor 

Don’t confine the Halloween vibes to your stateroom door. For the ultimate spine-chilling experience, consider decorating inside your room, too. If you don’t mind having to set it up, BYOD (bring your own decorations) and save some cash. Or, splurge and arrange to have Disney decorate your room for you. Sure, it’s expensive. But, the surprise of walking into your scream-worthy room for the very first time will be worth it. 

Commemorate Your Disney Halloween Cruise with Plenty of Pictures

You’ll find no shortage of photo opportunities on a Disney cruise. And with everyone all dressed up for Halloween with nowhere to go except around the ship, it’s the perfect time to strike a pose. 

Use the scream-worthy decorations as a festive photo backdrop, snap a pic alongside your favorite Disney characters in their Halloween best or take advantage of the ship’s dedicated photoshoot spots. Manned by professional photographers, these mini-photo studios boast bewitching backgrounds and monstrously fun Magic Shots for the cruise’s official Halloween party night. 

Refer to the Disney Cruise Line Navigator App for Daily Halloween Happenings 

There’s so much going on during your Halloween Disney cruise that it can be tricky to keep it all straight. To make things easy, take advantage of the Disney Cruise Line Navigator app. Similar to My Disney Experience or the Disneyland app , the Navigator lists out the various activities that are available and lets you bookmark anything that sounds appealing. Then, simply wait for the reminder around 15 minutes before the event starts. 

Well, that wraps up our guide to Halloween on the High Seas with Disney Cruise Line. Have you been on a Disney Halloween cruise? What is your favorite part of this spirited sailing? Let us know in the comments! Then, learn how to save on your next Disney cruise.  

Disney Cruise Line’s Halloween on the High Seas 2022 Dates & Details

Halloween on the High Seas will return to Disney Cruise Line with more sailings than ever before and new one-of-a-kind experiences for families in September and October 2022. Guest-favorite entertainment and activities, including trick-or-treating, spooky parties, elaborate décor and themed food and beverage items, will await guests on these limited-time voyages as each ship transforms into a ghoulish wonderland.

Halloween on the High Seas voyages will be offered aboard select Disney Cruise Line sailings aboard the Magic, Wonder, Dream, Fantasy, plus the new Disney Wish ship. Sail dates occur from September 12, 2022 through early November 2022, including a flagship 4-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral aboard the Disney Wish that starts on Halloween. These sailings depart from ports in Miami and Port Canaveral, Florida plus San Diego, California and New York City, New York.

Each cruise will take families to fascinating destinations including the Bahamas, Caribbean, California, Bermuda, Canada, and Mexico. All sailings from Port Canaveral and Miami will include a stop at Castaway Cay, Disney’s private island paradise outfitted for family fun and relaxation and brimming with special Disney touches, including the following DCL fan favorites…

First up is Mickey’s Mouse-querade Party. Guests of all ages won’t want to miss this spooktacular event. The atrium in each Disney Cruise Line ship will come alive with ghoulish games, trick-or-treating, and dancing, plus the famous Disney characters in their Halloween costumes.

Next up is Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Sing and Scream. It’s “Season’s Screamings” during this interactive movie experience—with Jack Skellington and Sally greeting guests plus a special interactive Sing and Scream experience featuring the classic film, Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas.

Up on deck, check out the campfire-style Haunted Stories of the Sea, featuring a spooky ghost story or two. Additionally, Halloween-themed movies will be shown on Funnel Vision by the family pool and in staterooms.

Other fun family activities during Halloween on the High Seas include mask-making, pumpkin-carving, and a ghostly takeover of Disney Cruise Line ship announcements. Guests will also enjoy special Halloween-themed food and beverage items during rotational dining and elsewhere in DCL restaurants.

Finally, proving that Halloween isn’t just for kids , adults will have their fun and (not-so) frightful festivities. Adult-exclusive venues across the fleet will become a ghoulish setting for costume contests and a Villainous Takeover on the dance floor.

In terms of what’s new for 2022, Disney Cruise Line guests will be the first to experience an all-new character meet and greet opportunity across the fleet during Halloween on the High Seas sailings.

While all of the Disney characters on board will adorn Halloween costumes as part of the festivities, Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck and Clarabelle Cow will debut a never-before-seen look as they dress up as their favorite Halloween sisters, the Sandersons from the movie “Hocus Pocus.”

During its inaugural season of Halloween cruises in Fall 2022, the Disney Wish, the newest Disney Cruise Line ship, will introduce a unique twist on a Halloween on the High Seas hallmark.

The centerpiece of every ship during Halloween sailings is the signature magical Pumpkin Tree towering over the atrium lobby, each with sprouting Jack-O-Lanterns and flickering lights.

Aboard the Disney Wish, guests will witness the debut of an all-new Pumpkin Tree in the “Cinderella”-inspired Grand Hall. Featuring lighter bark, graceful branches and a mystical face, this enchanted tree that grew perfect gourds with the help of a Wishing Star at night produced the perfect pumpkin that became the coach that carried Cinderella to the Prince’s Ball.

In terms of commentary, this all sounds pretty fun. In particular, the Disney characters as the Sanderson sisters from Hocus Pocus looks awesome. We’d love to see much more of these Disney character costume crossovers, and  really miss  the ones they used to do for Star Wars Weekends.

(Side note: since Disney bought Lucasfilm, they’ve been treating the franchise with way too much reverence. It’s a soap opera in outer space populated by ridiculous aliens and a variety of nonsense. There’s nothing wrong with a little fun! This is the type of synergy to embrace!)

We’re also keeping our excitement and expectations in check, as we previously did one of DCL’s Christmas cruises, and it was a bit underwhelming. (See our Very Merrytime Christmas Cruise Review .) Perhaps that was simply a matter of unrealistic expectations–something we probably don’t have to as great of a degree when it comes to Halloween.

From our perspective, the Very Merrytime Christmas Cruise would’ve been better with a holiday-themed deck party, substantive stage show, daytime entertainment, themed menus & desserts, scavenger hunt, and more decorations. It doesn’t sound like Halloween on the High Seas has any of this, either.

With that said, we’ve done other themed sailings aboard Disney Cruise Line and have really enjoyed them. Both Frozen and Star Wars Day at Sea were really fun, but again, we went in without any expectations. By contrast, we’ve experienced Christmas (and Halloween, for that matter) at Walt Disney World.

Ultimately, Halloween on the High Seas sounds like a lot of fun, and we’re glad to see Disney Cruise Line bringing it back for 2022. Several of the itineraries out of San Diego are actually on our “list” of cruises to do/places to visit, but whether we actually follow through on that this year remains to be seen, and is likely a matter of discount availability (or lack thereof). It’s already shaping up to be a pricey return to cruising for us with the Disney Wish launching, so maybe we’ll take a rain check until Halloween on the High Seas 2023.

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YOUR THOUGHTS

What do you think of these Disney Cruise Line’s Halloween on the High Seas? Any of the special offerings appeal to you? Impressed by the Sanderson Sisters costumes for Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck, and Clarabelle Cow? Any other tips to add or recommendations for Halloween on the High Seas? Do you agree or disagree with our assessment? Any questions we can help you answer? Hearing your feedback–even when you disagree with us–is both interesting to us and helpful to other readers, so please share your thoughts below in the comments!

Written by Tom Bricker

We’ve done the Halloween cruise once and I agree with you when you say temper your expectations. The pumpkin tree is cute, but the character appearances and activities are pretty fleeting, blink and you miss it, and it all feels a bit anemic compared to Halloween in the parks where the decorations are so abundant.

I absolutely love Clarabelle, Minnie, & Daisy as the Sanderson Sisters! So cute! We booked quasi (weekend in between to get from Port Canaveral to Miami) back to back cruises on the Wish & the Dream ages ago, when they first released and the prices were pretty good so we bit. Those sailings were later announced as Halloween on the High Seas, which sounded fun. But now I’m super excited. And while I’ve gone off WDW with all the nickel & dime-ing, we have 2 days of complimentary tickets to use up before they expire, so we’ll hit up MK for MNSSHP as well. It’s a big ticket price, but since our other two days are free… I do have one question about that though. We’ll be there for a Sunday & a Tuesday. Turns out the Tuesday is the first $159 priced party though. We could go on the Sunday & save $20 per ticket, but you recommend the Tuesday party to have fewer locals. Won’t early October parties sell out regardless? Would you pay the extra & go on the Tuesday? Please be honest, as an extra $40 for the two of us won’t break the bank. Thanks for any insight you can offer. And thanks for this post & the other Halloween ones today. It was great to wake up to your email with all the news!

I would just do Sunday in that case. They’re both weeknights and you get to save the money, with a decently strong probability that both will sell out.

With that said, I would expect a lot of people to have the same line of thinking as you, so if (for some reason) demand is somehow much weaker this year, that Sunday party will likely be the busier of the two, as tourists with weeklong trips will target that last cheap night.

Thanks for that Tom. Makes sense. And I got to thinking that logistically it’s better for us to do the Tuesday. I plan to linger after the party until the last possible moment so won’t get to be until well after 1am, but want to rope drop EPCOT Monday morning, whereas on the Wednesday we have an early afternoon flight home, so can linger in bed longer. My only fear is that if the fireworks get cancelled we miss it. Whereas if we go Sunday, there is always a “chance” of getting another party ticket for the Tuesday. Do the fireworks get cancelled often at MK? (It happened to us once at the DL Halloween Party). Also, are the stage shows cancelled in the rain? Does Disney have a plan B? I would not be happy to pay $159 and not get the entertainment! Hmmm…

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What to Expect During a Halloween Cruise

Costume parties and contests, halloween décor, trick or treating, pumpkin carving, adult-only events, stuff for kids, ghoulish fun.

Carnival’s Halloween celebrations are always a fun and memorable way to spend the ghoulish holiday! Why stay on land when you can set sail on the open seas and enjoy Autumn’s ghostly celebration aboard a ship? Every Carnival cruise that sails in October will give you a chance to enjoy the Halloween festivities that go on every year. From costumes and candy to events and Halloween-themed activities, the fun never stops on a Halloween cruise!

Carnival goes all out for Halloween on its cruise ships every year. Take a look at what you can expect on a Halloween cruise, whether you’re traveling with a spouse, family or a group of friends!

Come prepared for serious Halloween costume parties and contests! You’ll want to think about your outfit before you set sail so you can be sure to pack it and have it ready to show off at all the Halloween events. Some people play it low key and others go all out – but whatever your preference, it’s more fun to be in costume at the festive parties. Channel your inner spirit and dress up however you like – you can even get judged for Best Costume! It’s a great way to meet other people aboard the ship and make new friends . Both adults and children are encouraged to bring costumes and take part in the fun!

The whole ship will be decked out with Halloween décor! From pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns to spider webs and ghosts, you’ll find the entire ship is celebrating Halloween with you. The decor helps to keep you in a festive spirit and kids love feeling like they are in a true Halloween fun zone!

Trick or treating isn’t just for land lovers! No matter whether you are cruising to Mexico , Hawaii , the Caribbean , The Bahamas or somewhere else, trick or treating can be part of your Halloween cruise activities! Your ship will have special instructions about where and when to trick or treat so your kids can enjoy it just like they do every year! You can stroll along the ship’s promenade and let them collect delicious candy to enjoy!

Halloween isn’t complete without a proper jack-o-lantern! As a guest on a Carnival Halloween cruise, you can come see our master carvers make amazing creations out of pumpkins! They use their skills to turn cute pumpkins into spooky works of art. It’s truly a haunting thing to behold – don’t miss out on the fun!

The Carnival casino will host Halloween events, too! If you are looking for adult-only fun, head to the casino to try your luck on the tables or just to show off your great costume and grab a drink at the bar. You can also visit one of the many bars on the ship to check out everyone else’s costumes and what kind of Halloween cocktails they are serving up. If you visit an open deck, you might even find yourself howling at the moon at some point! Halloween Trivia will also let you test your knowledge of Halloween-related info.

If you’re traveling with young ones, you can check out some of the Carnival youth programs , which feature costume contests, dance parties and games for the tiny ghosts and goblins with you. They are fun for the whole family, so bring the whole gang.

On select ships, you can also take advantage of the Dive-In Movies Horror Night! If you love scary movies, you can grab a deck chair at the Seaside Theater and take in a Halloween chiller that will scare the daylights out of you! Kids are welcome, but be warned – these movies can get too scary for some! You can also find fun Halloween foods and cocktails throughout the ships and there will be plenty of fun and frightful photo backdrops for you to snap some pics of your great costumes! There is also a festive 18-and-Up Halloween Dance Party on the ship – feel free to come in costume or with no costume and take advantage of the festive celebration that is one of the most popular events of the night!

Carnival’s Halloween Month

In addition to all the activities and fun on the day of Halloween, Carnival actually celebrates Halloween all October long! Enjoy a shipful of scares for the whole month on every cruise ship that sails in October. The ships aren’t haunted – but they’ve got everything in place to make you wonder if it just might be!

Every ship has all the awesome food, drinks, relaxation and recreation you can expect on a regular Carnival cruise – but you’ll also get the added bonus of Halloween costume contests, dance parties and a scary story time. And of course, some warm apple cider and other Halloween snacks and treats. Check out the seriously creepy Halloween parade onboard as well as the pumpkin-carving demos, horror movies and more. There’s also plenty of trick-or-treating, games and fun for kids throughout the whole month. Join us for some truly frightful fun!

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Everything You Need to Know About Halloween on the High Seas With Disney Cruise Line

If you're considering a Halloween on the High Seas cruise, we share everything you need to know about this Disney Cruise Line event.

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There’s a lot to look forward to when you’re setting sail with Disney Cruise Line . But, if you’re traveling in September or October, there’s even more to get excited about because you’ll be celebrating Halloween with Disney!

Halloween on the High Seas is available on select dates and ships around the holiday. It brings all your favorite things about the spooky season to your Disney cruise. From characters dressed up in Halloween costumes, to trick or treating, to an entire night dedicated to all things Halloween, there’s so much more to do and see on these specialty cruises.

So, whether you’re deciding if you should book a Halloween on the High Seas cruise or if you’ve already got your itinerary set, we’re bringing you everything you need to know about this Disney Cruise Line event – let’s get to it!

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What is Halloween on the High Seas?

Halloween on the High Seas is a special event cruise exclusive to Disney Cruise Line during the Halloween season. This themed sailing brings the fun of Halloween to guests on select cruises across the entire Disney Cruise Line fleet. These events typically takes place on select cruises between September through October.

While you can enjoy all of the traditional Disney Cruise Line activities during these sailings, there’s even more to do during Halloween on the High Seas! Daily activities include Halloween crafts, Halloween movie presentations, meet and greets with characters dressed up in Halloween costumes, and more.

Plus, one night of your itinerary features Mickey’s Mouse-querade Party where you’ll get to meet more characters, bust a move during a dance party, trick-or-treat, and take in all the Halloween fun.

In addition to these activities, you’ll also be treated to holiday-themed foods, decorations, and other events throughout the ship. Of course, each ship and itinerary may feature its own kind of fun, but the basics of this special cruise remain the same no matter where you are sailing.

When To Book

If you want to experience Halloween on the High Seas with Disney Cruise Line, it’s important to know when to book your trip. These special-themed cruises are only available on select sail dates in September and October each year.

You should book your Halloween on the High Seas cruise as early as possible to ensure availability and get the best prices . Disney Cruise Line typically releases itineraries and opens bookings about 18 months in advance. So, keep an eye out for announcements and plan accordingly.

If you’re a frequent cruiser with Disney Cruise Line, you may be eligible for early booking opportunities and discounts. Disney Cruise Line also offers special rates for military personnel, Florida residents, and Disney Vacation Club members.

When booking your Halloween on the High Seas cruise, be sure to consider your preferred port of departure , itinerary, and cabin type . Prices can vary depending on these factors, so do your research and compare options to find the best fit for your budget and preferences.

Cost of Halloween on the High Seas vs. Other Disney Cruises

If you’re considering booking a Disney Cruise, you may be wondering how much more it will cost to sail on a Halloween on the High Seas cruise compared to a typical Disney Cruise.

The cost of a Halloween on the High Seas cruise can vary depending on the itinerary, length of the cruise, and stateroom category. However, in general, you can expect to pay a premium for Halloween on the High Seas.

For example, a 7-night Western Caribbean cruise on the Disney Fantasy departing on August 31st, 2024, starts at $1,638 per person for a standard oceanview stateroom. But, the same itinerary departing on October 28th, 2024, for the Halloween on the High Seas sailing starts at $1,701 per person for a standard inside stateroom. That’s a difference of $63 per person, or $252 for a family of four.

While the cost difference may not be significant for some, it’s important to consider your budget and what you’re willing to pay for the Halloween-themed activities and decorations.

If you’re on a tight budget, it may be worth skipping the Halloween on the High Seas cruise and opting for a typical Disney Cruise instead. However, if you’re a Halloween enthusiast and want to experience the spooky fun at sea, then the premium may be worth it for you.

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Decorations and Atmosphere

When you set sail on a Halloween on the High Seas Disney Cruise, you’ll be welcomed by a ship decked out with spooky decorations and a festive atmosphere. The grand atrium is home to the centerpiece of the Halloween decorations – the pumpkin tree! The giant tree features dozens of glowing jack-o’-lanterns and is one of the most popular spots to grab a photo.

Throughout the ship, you’ll also notice fall garlands, pumpkins, and spider webs. Plus, all of the portholes in the main guest areas feature silhouettes of Disney villains and other Halloween icons.

And, if the decorations aren’t enough to get you in the mood, guests are encouraged to dress up for Halloween themselves. So, you’ll be surrounded by the Halloween spirit everywhere you go!

Halloween on the High Seas Activities

Perhaps the most popular aspect of Halloween on the High Seas with Disney Cruise Line is the signature activities! These specialty activities are only available during the Halloween-themed cruises, so you’ll be able to do something you otherwise wouldn’t on any other cruise!

Awakening the Pumpkin Tree

One of the highlights of the Halloween on the High Seas cruise is the Awakening of the Pumpkin Tree. This is a special ceremony where the ship’s pumpkin tree comes to life, complete with twinkling lights and a spooky face. It’s a great way to kick off the Halloween festivities and is usually only on the first two days of the cruise.

Mickey’s Mouse-querade

For a fun-filled evening, don’t miss Mickey’s Mouse-querade Party. This event is perfect for the whole family, with games, dancing, and plenty of candy. And of course, Mickey and friends will be there in their Halloween costumes!

Halloween-Themed Disney Character Meet-and-Greets

During the Halloween on the High Seas cruise, you’ll have the opportunity to meet some of your favorite Disney characters in their Halloween costumes. From Jack Skellington to Minnie, Daisy, and Clarabelle dressed up as the Sanderson Sisters, there are plenty of spooky characters to take photos with.

Halloween Crafts

If you’re feeling crafty, there are plenty of Halloween-themed arts and crafts to enjoy during the cruise as well. From pumpkin decorating to mask-making to button-making and more, there’s something for everyone. Keep in mind that these activities are geared towards younger kids; however, anyone is welcome to participate

Halloween Movie Screenings

For a more relaxed evening, why not settle in for a Halloween movie? The ship’s movie theater shows a variety of Disney Halloween films throughout the cruise including family-friendly classics to more frightening options for adults.

Adults-Only Halloween Dance Party

For the grown-ups, there’s an adults-only Halloween dance party featuring the Disney Villains. This is a great opportunity to let loose and enjoy some grown-up fun, with plenty of spooky surprises in store.

Specialty Food and Drinks

In addition to all of the activities and decorations, there’s also a lot to eat during your Halloween on the High Seas cruise…and it’s all themed! From spooky cocktails to themed treats, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Each day, you can expect to find a new Halloween-themed cocktail on the menu in addition to a non-alcoholic option. Note that these are not included in the standard cruise rate, so you will have to pay an additional cost to enjoy them.

For those with more of a sweet tooth, there are plenty of themed treats to indulge in too! Some popular options from past Halloween on the High Seas cruises include the Jack Skellington Chocolate Mousse, the Mickey Mouse Halloween Cupcake, and the Haunted Mansion Cake Pop. These can usually be found in the dedicated treat shop on your Disney cruise ship and are an additional cost.

Which Disney ships offer Halloween on the High Seas?

Disney Cruise Line offers Halloween on the High Seas on select sail dates across four of their ships: Disney Wish , Disney Magic, Disney Dream, and Disney Fantasy. The sail dates vary by ship and port, so it’s best to check the sailing calendar when booking your cruise to ensure that you can participate in this spooky celebration.

Currently, Halloween on the High Seas is not available on the Disney Wonder or the upcoming Disney Treasure.

Does Halloween on the High Seas have a pirate night?

Yes, Halloween on the High Seas includes a pirate night, which is a staple of Disney Cruise Line’s regular itineraries. On this night, guests can dress up in their best pirate attire and enjoy a variety of pirate-themed activities. These include a deck party, fireworks, and a special dining experience.

Keep in mind that pirate night is separate from the Halloween festivities. In fact, it occurs on a completely different night during the cruise.

Is Halloween on the High Seas worth it?

If you’re a fan of Halloween, Disney, and cruising, then you’ll likely find that Halloween on the High Seas is worth the extra cost for you and your family. This special event offers a wide range of activities and experiences that are only available during the Halloween season. From trick-or-treating and character meet-and-greets to themed parties and spooky décor, what’s not to love.

However, if you’re someone who doesn’t celebrate Halloween or is traveling on a smaller budget, you may want to consider other Disney Cruise Line itineraries.

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Trip Log Day 1: Disney Wish – 3-Night Halloween on the High Seas Bahamian Cruise – Port Canaveral, Florida

Trip log, day one. Port Canaveral, Florida. 3-Night Halloween on the High Seas Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral, Florida  Friday the 13th – October 13, 2023

Guests Onboard : 3:45 pm Personal Navigator – Day 1

Our captain for this cruise is Andy McRonald. As for our onboard entertainment, Lesley Dallas is our Cruise Director. During this 3-night Bahamian cruise we will be visiting the ports of Nassau, Bahamas, and Castaway Cay.

Before heading to the port, we finished packing our carry-on bags. However, after a brief discussion, we chose to leave these two at home.

We set out on our drive to Port Canaveral earlier than normal to be in position to watch SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy launch for NASA’s Psyche Mission . We pulled off the road right before the Port Canaveral terminal exit to watch the launch. The real appeal of this launch was that both of the Falcon Heavy’s boosters landed back at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station resulting in two sonic booms!

Following the launch, we resumed our drive to the port, dropped off our luggage, parked and headed to the terminal.

Inside there terminal, there were large wall clings of the Disney Wish blueprints, which are featured on a number of merchandise items available at Mickey’s Mainsail onboard. It was just nice to see the graphics in a large format.

Isabelle had a DisneyBand+ which we pre-ordered for this cruise. At check-in, the Cast Member scanned her band to associate with her account for use onboard to open the stateroom door and make purchases. There was an update available for her band which only took a couple minutes to complete.

Shortly after 11:30 AM, we boarded the Disney Wish which was decked out in seasonal decor for the Halloween on the High Seas voyages.

Our first order of business onboard was lunch up at Donald’s Cantina, part of Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods on deck 11.

This has become my favorite spot for lunch onboard the Wish and it is primarily due to the sauce bar.

Following lunch, we headed to our stateroom (which will be discussed in a future stateroom review complete with a room tour video). I’ll skip to important part, stateroom 11006 is amazing.

For example, the view is incredible. The following video is a time lapse recording from the afternoon.

This cruise was our fourth DCL Blog Group Cruise and second on the Disney Wish. I couldn’t help it, a Halloween on the High Seas cruise departing on a Friday on the 13th day of October screamed for a cool logo – a nautical mashup of the original Friday the 13th movie poster and The Mighty Ducks.

We headed to The Bayou to hang out and distribute welcome gift bags and an updated schedule of events to the group. One of the gifts was a custom Tervis Tumbler.

A small but, really cool seasonal enhancement was The Bayou’s iPad menu featuring different jack-o-lanterns for the various menu sections.

We still had some time before sailing away so we took a walk around the upper decks spotting a couple of the SpaceX support vessels off the port side. Across the port we could see one of the autonomous spaceport droneships, Just Read the Instructions , and Dragon capsule recovery vessel Shannon .

Over on the starboard side, we had a nice view of Disney’s home, Cruise Terminal 8 as well as Cruise Terminal 10.

YEAH, time for the in-person muster drill……said no one ever….., but here were are standing on deck 5…..butt least we were in the shade.

One thing about the Wish Class design that becomes problematic, is the pinch point during peak passenger movement times due to the 2 sets of staircase/elevator lobbies compared to the 3 sets on the Dream Class. The reduction of the 1 route for passengers to move to the upper deck for the sail away party following the muster drill generates a horde of traffic akin to I-4 traffic here in Orlando.

We made it, we finished our required safety drill, ascended the 7 decks, and now we can start our vacation with the Sail on a Wish deck party led by our Cruise Director Leslie Dallas.

After the sail away, we unpacked and headed out to dinner in Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure . This was my 4th cruise on the Disney Wish and to date, this was the best table we’ve been assigned. Previously we were in a corner, behind a support post and back by the windows. The window seats are a close second to sitting by the stage.

When life gives you a nice table assignment, prop up your iPhone on a water glass and hit record.

I did try Icelandic Cod which was a change from the original menu replacing the Pan Seared Chilean Sea Bass . The cod itself was vanilla, but when combined with the pea puree was enjoyable. For dessert, I opted for the and the Kvafiordkake which I still cannot pronounce correctly.

During dinner, we took a family photo because we have the photo package option included at no charge now….let’s see how many pictures we can amass before the end of the cruise.

Exit Arendelle through the gift shop, but not tonight. The back door of Mickey’s Mainsail was not open to lure dinner guests into the Frozen merchandise area. Probably a good thing since the shop was already packed. There was a new-to-us Make-A-Wish spirit jersey in a purple with embedded glitter and a gold Disney Wish logo on the back. One of which found a new home and seemed to weather the washing machine without any issues or transferring of glitter to other clothing.

I snapped the following pictures of a few items that caught my eye on this initial walkthrough. Luggage was lined up by the Arendelle doorway which could have also been a reason they were closed.

Down in Treasures Untold, Emily and Isabelle discovered more 25th Anniversary merchandise than the Disney Dream had all summer, or at least during our sailing to Greece which you can read about here .

I walked right out of Mickey’s Mainsail and walked right into the beginning portion of the first Halloween events in the Grand Hall, the arrival of the Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck, and Clarabelle Cow dressed up as the Sanderson Sisters during the Who’s Behind the Curtain activity.

Directly following the Sanderson Sisters, guests seated in the Grand Hall were encouraged to turn around and face the Pumpkin Tree for the next Halloween show led by the wonderful Fairytale Players who shared the tale of ‘Boo’, the Disney Wish’s pumpkin tree.

The rest of the evening we spent with in the adult areas for trivia. First, we met up with the group for KnowsMore Presents Trivia: General Knowledge in Keg & Compass . The company and conversation made up for our less than stellar trivia score.

On our way to the next trivia, I noted Luna Libations had a full selection of the Disney Halloween Popcorn buckets including Mickey dressed as a skeleton, Minnie in her Winifred Sanderson costume, Nightmare Before Christmas – Mayor of Halloween Town Car, and a poison apple mug.

Emily and Isabelle ran into a photographer in the Grand Hall to up our onboard photo collection.

Our last get together event of the evening was another KnowsMore Presents Trivia event with 80s music trivia.

And that is a wrap for day 1. Tomorrow we are headed to Nassau.

Complete Trip Log Index

• Day 1 – Port Canaveral, Florida
• Day 2 – Nassau, Bahamas
• Day 3 – Castaway Cay

Interesting in joining us on a future DCL Blog Group Cruise? We have two upcoming sailings. In 2024, we are sailing the Disney Wonder to Alaska , and in 2025 we will return to the Disney Magic for a magic sailing from Cay to Cay visiting both Castaway Cay and Lookout Cay.

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Oh wow! We’ve stayed in that Stateroom before! It’s so amazing! How did you like the Concierge Lounge area?

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The Halloween Voyages: No kids. Just treats.

We’ve all been there before. The stale Halloween party with the same people, the same tired costumes, and the same tacky decorations. A so-bad-it’s-good C-list horror film is playing on the living room TV, but no one’s really paying attention. We get it. The traditional Halloween party has its allure, but if you ask us, it’s time to shake things up. 

Our 2023 Halloween Cruises

This year, ditch land (and the kids) for a special adults-only Halloween voyage. Happening on Scarlet Lady out of Miami, as well as our Resilient and Valiant Lady ships, we’re bringing Halloween to the high seas, where you can be as freaky, frightening, or fabulous as you like. That’s right,  18+ cruises means the only trick-or-treating aboard are the tricks performed by our resident “Charmer,” and the treats consumed in our bars and eateries. 

And with all due respect to your friends back home, when it comes to parties, you can’t beat Halloween at sea. Our Haunted Halloween Costume Party will make you forget all about that house party you’re missing out on. Dress to impress in your most hair-raising costume, and compete against fellow Sailors to win high value prizes. Also prepare for Fright Night, a Scarlet Night Halloween takeover with plenty of heart-pounding surprises. And with tons of themed Halloween events and activations popping up throughout the ship, there’ll be plenty of opportunities for you to indulge your sweet tooth, or unleash your inner beast on the dance floor.

Our special Halloween cruises will run from Friday October 13th through November 1st on the Scarlet Lady, and October 31st on Resilient Lady and Valiant Lady. Though Halloween activations on Resilient and Valiant are only happening on one voyage, you can still look forward to an onboard itinerary jammed with costume parties, Halloween trivia, a Halloween Happenings show, Scarlet Friday Night, and more.

So add some flair to your Halloween this year. Book now and lock in free premium drinks — a $300 Bar Tab for sailings 6 nights or less, and $600 for sailings 7 nights or more.

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Disney Cruise Line in the Fall: Halloween on the High Seas, Very Merrytime Cruises, and more!

Halloween on the High Seas is back on Disney Cruise Line in the fall! This themed cruise features a not-so-scary way to celebrate the Halloween season while visiting exciting destinations. (And Disney knows how to celebrate!) This fall will also see the completion of Disney Cruise Line’s Silver Anniversary at Sea throughout the month of September, and the Very Merrytime cruises later in November. With so much to celebrate, Disney Cruise Line in the fall is a great time to sail!

Fall of 2024 is promising to be an exciting season as well! Both Halloween on the High Seas and Very Merrytime cruises will be back. There are also itineraries featuring a stop at Disney’s brand-new private island, Lighthouse Point!

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Planning to sail on Disney Cruise Line in the coming year? Be sure to check out our guide to all that Disney Cruise Line has to offer this year including exciting itineraries, new ports of call, themed events at sea, and more!

Disney Cruise Line in the Fall – Overview

Itineraries for the fall of 2024 have been announced and booking is currently open. Experience the return of Halloween on the High Seas sailings and Very Merrytime cruises. Additionally, indulge in the enchanting beauty of Lighthouse Point, Disney’s latest island destination in The Bahamas.

• The Disney Magic will continue to homeport in Fort Lauderdale this fall. Beginning October 4, 2024, the Disney Magic will sail from Fort Lauderdale, San Juan, and Galveston.
• The Disney Wonder will be finishing up its summer sailings to Alaska throughout September before returning to Australia by way of a one-way Hawaiian and South Pacific cruise. The Wonder will remain in Australia until February 2025.
• The Disney Dream will be busy this season. The ship will spend half of September finishing its cruises in Europe before returning back to the U.S. At that point the Dream will return to Fort Lauderdale offering sailings to The Bahamas with itineraries featuring Lighthouse Point as well as 5-night Western Caribbean cruises.
• The Disney Fantasy will spend the fall season sailing a mix of 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises. Additionally, this ship will offer 3- and 4-night Bahamian cruises mixed in with some dates going to both Castaway Cay and Lighthouse Point.
• The Disney Wish will continue to offer 3- and 4-night cruises from Port Canaveral sailing to Nassau and Castaway Cay.

Halloween on the High Seas

Available on most itineraries departing in late September through Halloween, Halloween on the High Seas is Disney Cruise Line’s grand Halloween celebration. (Don’t forget to pack your costumes!) According to Disney, there will be “not-so-scary activities, eerie entertainment, and bewitching decor” throughout the duration of your cruise. Experiences will vary between ships, but here’s an idea of what you could expect:

• Mickey’s Mouse-querade – This celebration on board will feature some of your favorite Disney Pals dressed in their best Halloween attire. Be prepared to dress up yourself to celebrate!
• Themed Character Meet and Greets – Disney characters will be dressed in their Halloween costumes and will be ready for pictures! The Sanderson sisters from the movie Hocus Pocus will also be available to meet guests.
• Halloween Activities – Disney Cruise Line has some amazing family-friendly activities on all of their cruises, and Halloween on the High Seas will be no exception. Expect Halloween-theme activities throughout your cruise.
• Themed Dining – Guests will have the opportunity to enjoy Halloween-themed desserts, beverages, and more.

Very Merrytime

Featuring a 24-foot-tall Christmas tree, garlands, poinsettias, and twinkling lights… Disney Cruise Line’s Very Merrytime cruises are a uniquely festive celebration for all ages. These cruises are available from late November through Christmas. Experiences and activities will vary by ship, but here is some of what you can expect on these very special cruises:

• Festively Dressed Disney Characters – Take holiday photos with your favorite Disney characters dressed in their festive attire.
• Meet Santa Claus – It wouldn’t be a holiday cruise without Santa Claus on board! Guests will have an opportunity to not only meet him but also to let him know your holiday wishes.
• Holiday Activities – Festive fun and holiday crafts will be available to guests on board.
• Holiday Merchandise – Holiday-themed Disney Cruise Line items will be available for purchase.
• Castaway Cay – Very Merrytime cruises that have a stop at Castaway Cay will have the opportunity to enjoy “snow” flurries, a Christmas tree, and more on the private island.

Fall 2024 Itineraries

Disney Cruise Line in the fall of 2024 will once again be all about fun and celebration! The Disney Wonder will be finishing up its summer sailings to Alaska before heading to Hawai’i, New Zealand, and Australia; and the Disney Dream will finish up its summer/early fall sailings in Europe before traveling back to Florida.

The Disney Magic, Disney Wish, and Disney Fantasy will be heading to the Bahamas as well as the Caribbean and will include itineraries featuring Halloween on the High Seas and Very Merrytime events!

Alaska Cruises

• Dates: September 2-9
• Ship: Disney Wonder
• Departing Port: Vancouver (British Columbia), Canada
• Ports of Call: Glacier Viewing (Stikine Icecap), Alaska | Icy Strait Point, Alaska | Juneau, Alaska | Ketchikan, Alaska
• Dates: September 9-16 | September 16-23
• Ports of Call: Glacier Viewing (Stikine Icecap), Alaska | Skagway, Alaska | Juneau, Alaska | Ketchikan, Alaska

Bahamas Cruises

• Dates: September 2-6
• Ship: Disney Magic
• Departing Port: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• Ports of Call: Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point | Nassau, Bahamas
• Dates: September 2-6 | September 9-13
• Ship: Disney Wish
• Departing Port: Port Canaveral, Florida
• Ports of Call: Nassau, Bahamas | Disney Castaway Cay
• Dates: September 6-9
• Dates: September 6-9 | November 1-4
• Dates: September 9-13 | September 16-20 | September 23-27 | September 30-October 4 | October 17-21
• Dates: September 13-16 | September 20-23 | September 27-30 | October 4-7 | October 11-14 | October 18-21 | October 25-28
• Dates: September 13-16 | September 20-23 | September 27-30 | October 4-7
• Dates: September 16-20 | September 23-27 | September 30-October 4 | October 7-11 | October 14-18 | October 21-25 | October 28-November 1
• Dates: October 7-12 | October 21-26 | October 31-November 5
• Ports of Call: Disney Castaway Cay | Nassau, Bahamas | Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point
• Dates: October 12-16 | October 16-20
• Ship: Disney Fantasy
• Ports of Call: Nassau, Bahamas | Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point
• Dates: October 20-26
• Ports of Call: Disney Castaway Cay | Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point | Nassau, Bahamas | Disney Castaway Cay
• Dates: November 2-6
• Ship: Disney Dream
• Dates: November 2-6 | November 6-10
• Ports of Call: Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point | Disney Castaway Cay
• Dates: November 4-8 | November 11-15 | November 18-22 | November 25-29
• Dates: November 5-8
• Ports of Call: Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point | San Juan, Puerto Rico
• Dates: November 6-9
• Dates: November 8-11 | November 15-18 | November 22-25 | November 29-December 2
• Dates: November 10-16
• Dates: November 14-18
• Dates: November 15-21
• Departing Port: San Juan, Puerto Rico
• Ports of Call: Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point | Disney Castaway Cay | Galveston, Texas
• Dates: November 18-23 | November 27-December 2
• Ports of Call: Nassau, Bahamas | Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point | Disney Castaway Cay
• Dates: November 23-27

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• Dates: September 7-14
• Ports of Call: Cozumel, Mexico | George Town, Grand Cayman | Falmouth, Jamaica | Disney Castaway Cay
• Dates: September 14-21 | September 28-October 5 | October 26-November 2
• Ports of Call: Tortola, British Virgin Islands | St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands | Disney Castaway Cay
• Dates: September 21-28 | October 5-12
• Dates: October 12-17
• Ports of Call: Cozumel, Mexico | Disney Castaway Cay
• Dates: November 8-15
• Ports of Call: Basseterre, St. Kitts | Castries, St. Lucia | Bridgetown, Barbados | Roseau, Dominica | St. John’s, Antigua
• Dates: November 9-14
• Dates: November 16-23 | November 30-December 7
• Dates: November 21-25
• Departing Port: Galveston, Texas
• Ports of Call: Progreso, Mexico
• Dates: November 23-30
• Dates: November 25-December 1
• Ports of Call:  George Town, Grand Cayman | Cozumel, Mexico

Europe Cruises

• Dates: September 1-8
• Departing Port: Southampton, England
• Ports of Call: Hamburg, Germany | Rotterdam (Amsterdam), Netherlands | Zeebrugge (Brussels), Belgium
• Dates: September 8-15
• Ports of Call: Greenock (Glasgow & Edinburgh), Scotland | Liverpool, England | Cobh (Cork), Ireland | Portland (Stonehenge), England

Hawaiian Cruises

• Dates: September 23-October 3
• Departing Port: Vancouver, Washington (one-way to Honolulu, Hawai’i)
• Ports of Call: Nawiliwili, Hawai’i | Nawiliwili, Hawai’i | Kahului, Hawai’i | Hilo, Hawai’i | Honolulu, Hawai’i

New Zealand and Australia Cruises

• Dates: October 20-22
• Departing Port: Sydney, Australia (one-way to Brisbane, Australia)
• Ports of Call: Brisbane, Australia
• Dates: October 22-25 | October 25-28
• Departing Port: Brisbane, Australia
• Ports of Call: All Days at Sea
• Dates: October 28-November 1
• Departing Port: Brisbane, Australia (one-way to Melbourne, Australia)
• Ports of Call: Eden, Australia | Melbourne, Australia
• Dates: November 1-3
• Departing Port: Melbourne, Australia
• Dates: November 3-10
• Ports of Call: Eden, Australia | Sydney, Australia | Hobart, Australia
• Dates: November 10-13 | November 17-20
• Dates: November 13-17 | November 20-24
• Ports of Call: Hobart, Australia
• Dates: November 24-29
• Departing Port: Melbourne, Australia (one-way to Auckland, New Zealand)
• Ports of Call: Auckland, New Zealand
• Dates: November 29-December 2 |
• Departing Port: Auckland, New Zealand

South Pacific Cruises

• Dates: October 3-19
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• Ports of Call: Kahului, Hawai’i | Pago Pago, American Samoa | International Date Line, South Pacific | Suva, Fiji | Nouméa, New Caledonia | Sydney, Australia | Sydney, Australia

Transatlantic Cruises

• Dates: October 20-November 2
• Departing Port: Southampton, England (one-way to Fort Lauderdale, Florida)
• Ports of Call: Vigo, Spain | Lisbon, Portugal | Ponta Delgada (Azores), Portugal | Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point | Fort Lauderdale, Florida

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12 Themed Cruises You Should Have On Your Radar In 2024

T aking a cruise is an experience unlike anything else. Days at sea on a ship full of entertainment and relaxation make for a fantastic vacation. But what if you want even more from your cruise? A theme might be what's missing. In addition to all the usual cruise experiences, themed cruises allow fans of a particular artist, lifestyle, hobby (or even animal), to celebrate their passion on the high seas with activities, events, surprises, and sometimes special guests.

There are dozens of themed cruises on offer each year, usually hosted by major cruise lines like Norwegian , Carnival, and Royal Caribbean. But don't let their numbers fool you. According to  Business Insider , themed cruises are rapidly climbing in popularity, and some trips are selling out in record time. That means it's important to find your dream-themed cruise and reserve your tickets as early as possible.

Fortunately, even if they're sold out, most themed cruises will let you join a waiting list, so there's still hope! Here are 12 themed cruises that will set sail in 2024 and are well worth boarding, either now or the next time they hit the high seas.

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The Emo's Not Dead Cruise

If you truly know it's not a phase, the Emo's Not Dead Cruise is perfect for you. Gather with fellow emo fans for four days (and nights) of concerts, activities, and even a private party at Great Stirrup Kay in the Bahamas. Over a dozen bands will perform, including Yellowcard, Senses Fail, and Armor for Sleep. Alongside themed activities like a masquerade ball, cruisegoers can also enjoy surprisingly cheerful activities like a bellyflop competition in the ship's pool.

The first Emo's Not Dead cruise was in 2022. Cruisegoer and emo fan TheReelChris shared highlights on  YouTube , calling it "EPIC." Fans in the comments section agree, with Schecterplayer92 adding, "This was one of the best experiences of my life." With a killer lineup and entertaining activities scheduled, it seems like Emo's Not Dead 2024 will also be a rad experience. The cruise will be hosted on the Norwegian Pearl, leaving from Miami on February 26 and returning on March 1, 2024. But what would an emo-related cruise be without a little sadness? Unfortunately, the cruise is already sold out. If you're interested, you can  sign up for the waiting list  and hope.

Meow Meow Cruise

Some of us know that no matter how great a vacation might be, cats would make it even better. Meow Meow Cruise has solved that problem. While guests unfortunately aren't allowed to bring their own furry friends aboard Virgin Voyages' Scarlet Lady, the four-day cruise will give them their feline fix in plenty of other ways. 

Activities include cat-themed trivia and a scavenger hunt. But the best part may be communing with fellow cat people (many of whom stroll around the ship wearing cat ears). You'll also be able to mingle with real cats -- one of 2024's ports of call is Key West, where you'll find the Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum and its community of about 60 friendly polydactyl kitties, many of them descended from one of the author's own pets.

It's hard to find reviews for Meow Meow Cruise, but the fact that this themed cruise has been going on annually since 2015 speaks for itself. The 2024 Meow Meow Cruise sets sail from Miami on February 21, with a return date of February 25. Tickets are still available, but to be sure you don't miss out, consider booking right now.

In My Cruise Era

Sure, cruises are great — and cruising is a multi-billion dollar industry — but is anything more popular than Taylor Swift? For those who can't imagine anyone saying "no" to that question, there's no better cruise than In My Cruise Era. While not officially affiliated with Taylor Swift, this themed cruise is a passionate fan homage. Swifties will be able to dress up in their favorite Taylor-inspired looks, exchange friendship bracelets, perform their idol's songs during karaoke sessions, and more. We're also guessing there will be of lots impromptu song breaks throughout the ship from Taylor's extensive catalog.

Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas will host this cruise, which sets sail from Miami on October 21, 2024 -- which, as People Magazine points out, is one day after the Eras Tour will be in the city. Fans lucky enough to attend the concert can continue their Taylor euphoria for four more days on the high seas. Since this is a new themed cruise, there aren't any reviews, but based on the positive fan vibes from Eras Tour concerts and movie viewings, among other events, we're guessing it's going to be a great time for Swifties. Swifties must agree, since the cruise is already sold out. Cancellations do happen, though, so hopeful fans can join the waiting list.  Contact the cruise's organizers to sign up.

Disney's Halloween On The High Seas

Go on just about any cruise-related blog or website and you'll see that Disney Cruise Line's Halloween-themed cruise, officially called Halloween on the High Seas, is a popular favorite. As you probably expect from Disney, this themed cruise is perfect for a family vacation , so it's not too scary. The cruise is hosted on multiple Disney Cruise Line ships, and each one is decorated with the care and attention to detail you'll find in most Disney-related enterprises. The Pumpkin Tree is the highlight of the decor, with pumpkins that eventually appear on its branches and transform into lit and unlit jack o'lanterns.

Halloween on the High Seas also features Halloween activities (including a trick-or-treating night) and exclusive Halloween-themed desserts. Disney cruises in general are known for their opportunities to meet the studio's beloved characters, and during the Halloween on the High Seas cruises, some of those characters are in costume. Notably, Disney Cruise Line's official site tells us, Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck, and Clarabelle Cow will be dressed as the Sanderson Sisters -- who wouldn't want to see that? 

This magical mixture of whimsy, fun, and exclusive opportunities is the perfect way to cast a spell on Disney fans of all ages. Luckily, Halloween on the High Seas is held during a number of different times in September and October, so you and your family should be able to find a place on board!

The Hallmark Channel Christmas Cruise

Sure, Hallmark Channel Christmas movies might be a little on the cheesy side, but let's be honest: lots of us dream of being in one in real life. You can get a little of the real-life Hallmark movie experience by visiting some of the movies' filming locations , but now there's a way to have an even more immersive experience: The Hallmark Channel Christmas Cruise.

Passengers will get to meet Hallmark Channel movie stars, attend panels and photo ops, and get to see a new Hallmark Christmas movie before its world premiere. Maybe best of all, passengers can take part in lots of Hallmark Christmas movie-inspired activities, including tree lighting and cookie decorating -- all while wearing their favorite ugly Christmas sweaters.

2024 is the first year of the Hallmark Channel Christmas Cruise. It was originally intended to be just one cruise, but a second one was added after the first one sold out. As of now, two Hallmark Channel Christmas Cruises are scheduled for 2024. Both go from Miami to the Bahamas and back and last four days in November. ... And both are sold out. But Christmas is a time of miracles, so if a Hallmark Channel Christmas experience on the high seas sounds like your dream come true, sign up for the waiting list as soon as you can!

Hurtigruten Northern Lights Cruises

Themed cruises are often about fandoms and hobbies. But Norway-based cruise line Hurtigruten offers a themed cruise that's about something even bigger: the Northern Lights . There are several Northern Lights-themed cruises out there, including some luxurious options by Cunard. Unfortunately, the Northern Lights aren't always visible, but Hurtigruten stands out by offering a Northern Lights Promise for cruises scheduled between September 26 and March 31 and lasting longer than 11 days. If the Northern Lights aren't visible during your cruise, they'll give you another one. So if you're serious about seeing the Aurora Borealis, this is the company to choose.

The Northern Lights are the focus of Hurtigruten's eponymous cruises, but there are also other things to do on board, including scientific lectures and photography lessons. There are excursions, too -- notably a dog sledding option. Passengers who've taken one of Hurtigruten's cruises unanimously praise the stunning fjords and landscapes you can admire from the ship and during excursions, not to mention their experiences of seeing the Northern Lights. Some warn that the ships aren't as luxurious or modern as many other cruise ships, primarily because Hurtigruten's ships are also functional vessels intended to transport and deliver mail to various points on the Norwegian coast. Still,  Cruise Critic reviewers like cmolaison praise the friendly crew, the surprising level of comfort, and the "stunning vistas" you'll see, saying he and his family "highly recommend" taking a Hurtigruten cruise.

Cruise & Crop Crafting Cruises

If the perfect vacation for you is a combination of R&R and crafting, you're in luck! There are several crafting-themed cruises. One of the most popular is organized by Cruise & Crop, with ships around the world hosting different crafting- and arts-themed trips. This makes them the most accessible themed cruises on our list, with different price ranges, departure points, itineraries, and ports of call. One thing all crafting cruises have in common, though, is groups of like-minded people exploring their creativity amid the other joys of cruising.

For instance, one of Crop & Cruise's 2024 offerings is a Mexican Riviera cruise aboard Royal Caribbean's Navigator of the Seas, featuring scrapbooking and other papercraft classes taught by artist Barb Warne. The ship departs from Los Angeles on April 19, returning April 26. Many Cruise & Crop cruises sell out quickly, so if this idea has sparked both your wanderlust and your creativity, be sure to check their list of 2024 cruises and reserve as soon as you can.

Star Trek: The Cruise

For seven days and nights every year, thousands of Star Trek fans gather to be a part of a fandom extravaganza at sea. Star Trek: The Cruise is an experience that features celebrities aboard (2024's guests include LeVar Burton and Wil Wheaton, among many others), costume and cosplay events, and lots of fun activities. 

But what makes Star Trek: The Cruise truly unique is that audience participation is very much encouraged. Passengers and celebrity guests are all considered the crew of one great, big, intergalactic vessel. Passengers get to interact with the guest stars in events like karaoke battles, and stars share parts of their earthly lives with Q&A sessions and even glimpses at other projects they may be involved in.

The first Star Trek: The Cruise was held in 2017 and since then it's been a fan favorite. Star Wars and cruising aficionado Aaron Bossig writes on  Trek Movie.com that many fans go on the cruise every year, and proudly wear t-shirts from the previous ones. He calls Star Trek: The Cruise "an extra special convention experience." 2024's edition will be held on the Mariner of the Seas, departing from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on February 22 and returning on February 29.

Literature Festival At Sea

Once a year, aboard the legendary Queen Mary 2, passengers can mingle with writers, poets, journalists, and critics in a full-blown literary festival in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Literature Festival at Sea invites writers in all genres to host round table discussions, participate in Q&As revolving around their work and areas of expertise, host workshops, and converse with passengers.

Whether passengers want to participate as much as possible or just attend a few events, the Festival seems to be an excellent addition to a typical Queen Mary 2 voyage. On TripAdvisor , passenger Artemis C writes of her experience at a previous Literature Festival at Sea that "the whole week was a joy". 

2024's lineup features crime novelists, journalists, historians, and more, for what's sure to be a fascinating week of discussion and discovery. If you'd like to combine an elegant transatlantic cruise and a literary experience, 2024's Literature Festival at Sea will take place from November 13-20, departing from Southampton, U.K., and arriving in New York. Cunard has also launched an Australian Literature Festival at Sea, scheduled from December 11-16, 2024, on the Queen Elizabeth, which departs from and returns to Sydney. 

Chefs Making Waves

Many cruise lines are proud of their food offerings. Some cruises feature dishes created by world-famous chefs, and others even host food and wine festivals. But no culinary cruise event seems quite as, well, fun, as Chefs Making Waves. This culinary-themed cruise will set sail for the first time in 2024. Onboard will be a number of beloved celebrity chefs, including Anne Burrell and the Cake Boss himself, Buddy Valastro. Cooking demos and, of course, food tastings of all kinds (including sit-down meals, desserts, and street food) are on the menu. Best of all, Chefs Making Waves is an all-inclusive cruise, so everyone can eat and drink without having to pay extra!

There will be all of the usual cruise-related fun, from swimming to excursions, to help you work up an appetite. There will also be unique games, with some of the chefs participating in events like bingo and a celebrity chef sing-off. If this sounds like an awesome cruise, you're not the only one who feels that way. Chefs Making Waves will take place from March 25-29, departing from Miami with excursions in Great Stirrup Cay and Nassau, Bahamas ... and it's already sold out. But you can still  sign up for the waiting list . With a little luck, you'll be able to enjoy this delicious, themed cruise experience.

Soul Train Cruise

Imagine a festival with a lineup featuring some of the best soul and R&B acts of all time. Now imagine it's on a relaxing cruise ship. This dream is actually reality -- it's called the Soul Train Cruise. The popular themed cruise will be celebrating its 11th year in 2024 and the lineup is on fire. Dozens of groups and artists will perform, including The Temptations, Boyz II Men, and En Vogue. Passengers can also learn how to dance like people did back in the old school days of Soul Train's TV show, with lessons from some of the show's actual dancers. There will also be wine tastings, Q&A's, comedy shows, and a lot more.

With all of this on offer, it's no surprise that the Soul Train Cruise is sold out. But sign up on the waiting list and keep your calendar free from January 27-February 3, and you may get lucky. If you do, the cruise leaves from Fort Lauderdale, with ports of call in Tortola (British Virgin Islands) and St. Maarten.

The Gothic Cruise

The Gothic Cruise is an annual event held on an ordinary cruise ship. Goths mingle with "norms" but have their own private events on board, mostly DJ sets and concerts. There's also a masquerade ball, with Goths decked out in their finest Victorian-style garb ... as long as it meets ship safety requirements, that is. The cruise's website specifies that simulated weapons aren't allowed and notes that hoop skirts are fine for the ball but not in the ship's dining areas, "due to the close proximity of the tables". And yet, the Goth community thrives on these cruises -- and even gains norm fans along the way. 

In a Porthole Magazine article about the Gothic Cruise, longtime attendee Spike Pittman says that many mainstream passengers are wary of the Goths at first, "But by the end they're begging to get into our private events." Some even book their future cruises to coincide with the Gothic Cruise, even if they don't plan on attending every event. 

The Gothic Cruise has been held since 1989. Cruising doesn't seem very Goth, but in the end, the article points out, it comes down to what all themed cruises offer: a sense of community (in this case, one that often stays up all night and sleeps during the day). If this moves your little black heart, the 2024 Gothic Cruise will be held on the Norwegian Escape (but book through the Gothic Cruise's website for private event access), departing from Orlando on March 2, and returning March 9.

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History of Halloween dates back to the ancient traditions of the Celts. For the first time the name of the holyday is mentioned in the 16th century as a Scottish shortening of the English «All-Hallows-Even», which translates as «The evening of All Saints».

Halloween has gained a lot of popularity in Russia for the past years. This year the celebration takes place on holidays, therefore, you have 3 days to party – from October 31 to November 2! We Heart Moscow has chosen the brightest and crowded with ghosts Halloween parties in Moscow.

FUNNY HALLOWEEN PARTY AT THE «16 TONS»

While different places compete with each other to do the holiday as scary as possible, «16 tons» Club will make the audience feel scary funny.

This celebration is for those who are tired of the ubiquitous zombies and witches that fill all the clubs in the night of October 31. This is not necessarily come in scary costumes – just dress up to have as much fun as possible!

A team of DJs: Miloslav Chemodanov, duo Hollo and Vastashin, DJ Emtsev, Sophie Tronza and their friends will spin your favorite hits and create exceptionally friendly atmosphere until the dawn. Those who cannot prepare to a masquerade at home, can to use the services of two make-up artists directly in the club absolutely free.

The party will start at 23.59 on October 31. Entrance will cost from 500 rubles (€10).

Club “16 Tons” – Presnensky Val St., 6, build. 1.

HALLOWEEN PARTY FROM «ARMA 17S»

The founders of the legendary club «Arma 17» have announced first of five global parties, to be held this year. Halloween Party will last 24 hours and will take place at the territory Trekhgornaya manufactory.

The creative team of «Arma» keep their visitors in total ignorance about the new site for the club. However, the first party will take place on November 1 in the space on the fourth floor of the building on the Rochdelskaya street, and apparently, Halloween from «Arma 17» promises to be quite impressive.

Lineup of «Manufacture» is going to very worthy – Rhadoo and Petre Inspirescu, Resident Club der Visionaere Vera, which is known to work with Ricardo Villalobos, DJ Sleeparchive, Tin Man and the Dutchman Orgue Electronique. Three dance floors are promised – two main and one secret.

Celebrate Haloween with «Arma 17» on November 1, at 23:00 Entrance costs from 1000 rub.

Trekhgorny manufactory – Rochdelskaya St., 15.

HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE RAVE

There will perform outstanding legends of the world electronic scene. The event will be held at one of the largest and comfortable event-site of capital «RAY JUST ARENA».

For total immersion in the atmosphere of the sacraments and illusions, organizers have prepared for you 100 kW of clear powerful sound, laser and light show, psychedelic performance to world stars music.

Headliners of the performance are: The long-awaited, retro LIVE set, Skazi, Avalon Live, Sesto Sento Live, Laughing Buddha Live, Gataka Live], TLN DJ’s team.

Visitors are invited to come in mascaraed costumes. The party starts at 23.55 on October 31. Entrance costs from 750 rubles.

Club Ray Just Arena – Leningradsky Prospect 31, build. 4.

TIM BURTON STYLE HALLOWEEN

Edward Scissorhands or dead bride – only you can decide how to look this night! Frightening makeup, lurid stories and best pictures from the most mysterious director of our time await you in art cafe «The Sea Inside» (More Vnutry). The party will be held in an atmosphere of fear, horror and hell fun. It offers a rich program with watching the best films by Tim Burton, a variety of mystical competitions and tricks.

Professional make-up artists will cast over your unique horror make-ap. After the transformation, you can make a photo of yourself in the real coffin.

Participants of the holiday will remember all the horror stories that scared them in childhood, and Playback Theatre «Paraphrase» will turn these stories into the most sinister tale performed on stage! Playback is a custom theater; its foundation is improvisation and diving into the psychology of the narrator. Actors of «Paraphrase» do not show rehearsed performance, but seek to convey the feelings and emotions of the audience – here and now.

The party will be held on October 31, at 19.00. Entrance costs from 3000 RUB.

Cafe «The Sea Inside» – Peschannaya Alley, 7 (Sokolniki park)

BLACK & BLOODY FRIDAY

Lawson’s Bar decided to combine two holidays – Halloween and Night of sales – Black Friday. The original costume party offers not only monsters, but also the crazy prices for the bar menu!

The Scottish Lawson’s Bar is simply obliged to arrange a truly terrible holiday. the most unusual party Black & Bloody Friday in Lawson’s Bar offers guests unprecedented sale on the bar menu – all the drinks (except single malt whiskey) can be purchased at 199 rubles!

In addition, from October 31 to November 1, staff will turn into horrible monsters, charming Go-go girls will show their performance, the best DJs will play music and professional photographers will shoot the Sabbath. All guests are strongly encouraged to come in costumes to remember this night for a long time.

The party starts on October 31, at 22.00. The entrance is free.

Black & Bloody Friday, Lawson’s Bar – Blagoveshchensky lane, 1A.

ROCK OF AGES. HALLOWEEN PARTY

The most rock ‘n’ roll party in Moscow in honor of All Saints’ Day will be held in «China town cafe» club. Each year the place offers a special theme for Halloween. This year’s party is called the «Rock of Ages», as the famous Broadway musical, and later the famous movie with Tom Cruise in the lead role. The festive atmosphere and the sounds of rock will shake you like a hurricane.

The party will be held on October 31, at 23.00.

Club «China Town Cafe» – Lubyanka driveway, 25/12

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Cruising the Moskva River: A short guide to boat trips in Russia’s capital

There’s hardly a better way to absorb Moscow’s atmosphere than on a ship sailing up and down the Moskva River. While complicated ticketing, loud music and chilling winds might dampen the anticipated fun, this checklist will help you to enjoy the scenic views and not fall into common tourist traps.

How to find the right boat?

There are plenty of boats and selecting the right one might be challenging. The size of the boat should be your main criteria.

Plenty of small boats cruise the Moskva River, and the most vivid one is this yellow Lay’s-branded boat. Everyone who has ever visited Moscow probably has seen it.

This option might leave a passenger disembarking partially deaf as the merciless Russian pop music blasts onboard. A free spirit, however, will find partying on such a vessel to be an unforgettable and authentic experience that’s almost a metaphor for life in modern Russia: too loud, and sometimes too welcoming. Tickets start at $13 (800 rubles) per person.

Bigger boats offer smoother sailing and tend to attract foreign visitors because of their distinct Soviet aura. Indeed, many of the older vessels must have seen better days. They are still afloat, however, and getting aboard is a unique ‘cultural’ experience. Sometimes the crew might offer lunch or dinner to passengers, but this option must be purchased with the ticket. Here is one such  option  offering dinner for $24 (1,490 rubles).

If you want to travel in style, consider Flotilla Radisson. These large, modern vessels are quite posh, with a cozy restaurant and an attentive crew at your service. Even though the selection of wines and food is modest, these vessels are still much better than other boats.

Surprisingly, the luxurious boats are priced rather modestly, and a single ticket goes for $17-$32 (1,100-2,000 rubles); also expect a reasonable restaurant bill on top.

How to buy tickets?

Women holding photos of ships promise huge discounts to “the young and beautiful,” and give personal invitations for river tours. They sound and look nice, but there’s a small catch: their ticket prices are usually more than those purchased online.

“We bought tickets from street hawkers for 900 rubles each, only to later discover that the other passengers bought their tickets twice as cheap!”  wrote  (in Russian) a disappointed Rostislav on a travel company website.

Nevertheless, buying from street hawkers has one considerable advantage: they personally escort you to the vessel so that you don’t waste time looking for the boat on your own.

Prices start at $13 (800 rubles) for one ride, and for an additional $6.5 (400 rubles) you can purchase an unlimited number of tours on the same boat on any given day.

Flotilla Radisson has official ticket offices at Gorky Park and Hotel Ukraine, but they’re often sold out.

Buying online is an option that might save some cash. Websites such as  this   offer considerable discounts for tickets sold online. On a busy Friday night an online purchase might be the only chance to get a ticket on a Flotilla Radisson boat.

This  website  (in Russian) offers multiple options for short river cruises in and around the city center, including offbeat options such as ‘disco cruises’ and ‘children cruises.’ This other  website  sells tickets online, but doesn’t have an English version. The interface is intuitive, however.

Buying tickets online has its bad points, however. The most common is confusing which pier you should go to and missing your river tour.

“I once bought tickets online to save with the discount that the website offered,” said Igor Shvarkin from Moscow. “The pier was initially marked as ‘Park Kultury,’ but when I arrived it wasn’t easy to find my boat because there were too many there. My guests had to walk a considerable distance before I finally found the vessel that accepted my tickets purchased online,” said the man.

There are two main boarding piers in the city center:  Hotel Ukraine  and  Park Kultury . Always take note of your particular berth when buying tickets online.

Where to sit onboard?

Even on a warm day, the headwind might be chilly for passengers on deck. Make sure you have warm clothes, or that the crew has blankets ready upon request.

The glass-encased hold makes the tour much more comfortable, but not at the expense of having an enjoyable experience.

Getting off the boat requires preparation as well. Ideally, you should be able to disembark on any pier along the way. In reality, passengers never know where the boat’s captain will make the next stop. Street hawkers often tell passengers in advance where they’ll be able to disembark. If you buy tickets online then you’ll have to research it yourself.

There’s a chance that the captain won’t make any stops at all and will take you back to where the tour began, which is the case with Flotilla Radisson. The safest option is to automatically expect that you’ll return to the pier where you started.

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What to do at night in Moscow? Top 10 places

Moscow is a huge and cosmopolitan megalopolis, culturally rich and very lively. It is a city with twelve million inhabitants and is very touristic

The numerous museums, monuments and districts to visit make it very lively during the day. At night another side of Moscow is revealed, and I could discover its clubs, its bars and its theaters

To discover a city, I think that it is also necessary to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of its nightlife

That’s why I’m going to recommend you in this article the best places to go out in Moscow: clubs, bars, restaurants, theaters, operas and concert halls

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Where to go out at night in Moscow? Discover Moscow clubs and bars

Whether you are a couple or a group of friends, you can discover Moscow’s bars and clubs . There are several districts that offer popular nights out for locals and tourists alike. Here are some of them:

Basmanny district is located in the center-east of the city. It is considered to be one of the trendiest areas of the city

Here are some clubs you can enjoy: Propaganda was one of the first clubs in Moscow. It hosts many DJs and the most famous nightlife events, especially on Thursday nights! It is the reference for all those who like to go out in Moscow

Further south, the Yakimanka district offers sophisticated and select parties: in this district is the Gipsy Club , a very trendy nightclub of the capital

The Icon Club is also one of the favorite nightclubs of the youth of Moscow. I discovered in this district a lot of dance bars, vintage, with an elaborate cocktail menu

Top trendy cocktail bars in Moscow

Going a bit further west, the Presnensky district provides the city at night with a more diverse and cheerful atmosphere

Duran Bar , located in a former factory, is one of the many popular bars/clubs in Moscow

Now let me tell you about a bar, suzuran let me tell you about a bar: this lively and popular bar with a very tempting cocktail menu. It can host both jazz and techno parties.

The Jagger Hall is also one of these places, which broadcasts very diverse music, which can correspond to all the tastes, or almost!

Going up again, in the north center of the capital, we arrive in the Tverskoy district which I also advise you to walk around if you want to go out in Moscow at night.

There you can enjoy your evening at Let’s Rock Bar , or at Mendeleev, an unusual bar that appeals for its mysterious and warm style

If you are between 18 and 25 years old you will enjoy this area especially, enjoying the evening at Coyote Ugly Moscow or Lookin Rooms .

Where to eat and drink at night in Moscow?

I will conclude this part by telling you about popular Moscow restaurants where you can have dinner in the evening

Pushkin Café is of course the most famous of them. More than a restaurant, it is also more or less a museum where the delights are as much gustatory as visual

I strongly recommend you to go there to taste traditional Russian or French dishes

The Grand Café Dr. Zhivago is also a very famous restaurant of the city. Located in the city center, north of the Kremlin, it offers typical Russian dishes

The last great restaurant in Moscow that I will tell you about, although there are many others, is the White Rabbit with its breathtaking view of the city, it is one of the best panoramic bars in Moscow .

This restaurant will also allow you to discover the most famous dishes of Russian cuisine in an impressive setting. Of course, Russian fast food chains will delight you some evenings and will bring a touch of authenticity to your stay: these chains are called Teremok or Kroshka Kartoshka for example and will make you love Russian gastronomy.

With this non-exhaustive list of bars, clubs and restaurants in the city center where to go out in the evening in Moscow , you will have plenty of things to enjoy your evenings and nights in Moscow. However, if going to the theater or opera is also synonymous with a successful evening, you will appreciate the following selection.

A night in Moscow, its theaters and concert halls

Moscow is a cultural capital not only because of its architecture, history and folklore, but also because of the artists who were born in Russia: writers, composers, choreographers, dancers, etc

All these great names of artistic Russia have given the city theaters, concert halls and ballet halls. There are more than 70 theaters and numerous concert halls

THE theater not to be missed in Moscow: The Bolshoi

The most famous theater in Moscow, the Bolshoi Theater will undoubtedly offer you the most beautiful performances of opera, plays and ballets that you will ever see

The Bolshoi ballet company is famous all over the world, and a trip to Moscow is an opportunity to see them on stage

Located in the center of Moscow, a performance at the Bolshoi Theater is a must-see during your visit

You can book your evening on the theater’s website. Speaking of prestigious halls, let me introduce you to the Kremlin State Palace, formerly the Palace of Congress, a large concert hall

You can sit in a 6000-seat auditorium and watch unique performances of the Bolshoi Ballet Company, the Kremlin Ballet, or attend rock and pop concerts. The hall has even hosted the Eurovision Song Contest.

The best operas and classical concerts in Moscow

If you are an opera fan, here is a selection of some opera halls: I advise you to go to the New Moscow Opera Theatre : its repertoire includes about twenty operas and musical programs

Often criticized for the liberties that the troupes take with the works, this opera is nonetheless illustrious

The Helikon Opera is also a famous Moscow company, operating in a small theater in the Tverskoy district . The company is world-renowned and its repertoire includes masterpieces of classical music

Lovers of classical music are sure to enjoy it! I also recommend you to spend one of your evenings at the Galina Vishnevskaya Opera Center , named after a famous Russian soprano

It is designed to stage operas, symphony and chamber orchestra concerts

It is also an academy that trains and gives a chance to young singers to perform on stage

This center is located northwest of the city center at the Park Kultury metro station

I will finish this small selection by telling you about Moscow Chamber Opera Theatre which regularly performs many revivals of Russian operas and offers a very diversified repertoire.

This theater is also located in the center of the city, north of the Kremlin.

One thing is sure, you will not be bored in Moscow at night, as the nightlife is very rich and varied

Whether you are in the mood for a cultural outing or a lively evening, there are many opera and concert halls, clubs and bars at your disposal

Many parts of the city are trendy and lively at night, especially in the city center around the Kremlin

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