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Oogie Boogie Bash 2026 runs 33 nights, August 18 through October 31, and pricing moves by the date, not a flat rate across the whole run. Here’s exactly when tickets went on sale, what every single night costs, and how to actually land a ticket before your preferred date sells out.
Planning your whole visit, not just this decision? Start with the Halloween Time at Disneyland Planning Guide.
Presale Calendar
- June 16, 2026 — Inspire Magic Key holder presale, plus D23 Nite ticket sales
- June 17, 2026 — All other Magic Key holder tiers
- June 18, 2026 — General public on-sale, no earlier than 9am Pacific (waiting room typically opens around 8:45am)
All three sale windows have already passed for 2026, general admission has been open since June 18. If you’re planning for 2027, expect this same roughly three-tier, three-day cadence to repeat: Inspire Key first, remaining Key tiers next, general public last.
Full Price-by-Date Calendar
Prices range from $139 on the cheapest nights to $199 on Halloween itself. Unlike past years, the lowest $139 price is mostly limited to August this time around, with $159 becoming the new standard low for September and October.
August 2026
- Tuesday, August 18 — $139 (SOLD OUT)
- Thursday, August 20 — $139 (SOLD OUT)
- Sunday, August 23 — $139 (SOLD OUT)
- Tuesday, August 25 — $139 (SOLD OUT)
- Thursday, August 27 — $139 (SOLD OUT)
- Sunday, August 30 — $159 (SOLD OUT)
September 2026
- Tuesday, September 1 — $139 (SOLD OUT)
- Thursday, September 3 — $159
- Sunday, September 6 — $169 (SOLD OUT)
- Tuesday, September 8 — $159
- Thursday, September 10 — $159
- Sunday, September 13 — $159 (SOLD OUT)
- Tuesday, September 15 — $159
- Thursday, September 17 — $159 (SOLD OUT)
- Sunday, September 20 — $169 (SOLD OUT)
- Tuesday, September 22 — $159 (SOLD OUT)
- Thursday, September 24 — $159 (SOLD OUT)
- Sunday, September 27 — $169 (D23 Nite — see note below)
- Tuesday, September 29 — $159 (SOLD OUT)
October 2026
- Thursday, October 1 — $179 (SOLD OUT)
- Sunday, October 4 — $179 (SOLD OUT)
- Tuesday, October 6 — $169 (SOLD OUT)
- Thursday, October 8 — $179 (SOLD OUT)
- Sunday, October 11 — $179 (SOLD OUT)
- Tuesday, October 13 — $169 (SOLD OUT)
- Thursday, October 15 — $179 (SOLD OUT)
- Sunday, October 18 — $179 (SOLD OUT)
- Tuesday, October 20 — $169 (SOLD OUT)
- Thursday, October 22 — $179 (SOLD OUT)
- Sunday, October 25 — $189 (SOLD OUT)
- Tuesday, October 27 — $189 (SOLD OUT)
- Thursday, October 29 — $189 (SOLD OUT)
- Saturday, October 31 — $199 (Halloween night, and the only weekend date on the calendar) (SOLD OUT)
Prices and availability are subject to change and some dates sell out well before the event. Always confirm current pricing and availability directly on Disneyland’s website before finalizing plans.
D23 Nite: September 27
September 27 is set aside as D23 Nite, priced at $169 and sold through a separate D23-specific ticket queue during the June 16 presale window alongside the Inspire Magic Key presale. If you’re a D23 member, that’s the date to watch for next year’s equivalent window.
How to Actually Get a Ticket
- Sunday nights sell out fastest, and it’s not close. Eight of the nine dates sold out so far in 2026 are Sundays. If your preferred night is a Sunday, buy the moment you decide, don’t wait to compare dates.
- Use more than one device at once during a hot on-sale window. Popular dates have sold out within hours, sometimes faster, in past years.
- Tuesdays are consistently the best value. They sit at or near the lowest price tier most weeks and tend to have better last-minute availability than Sundays.
- August dates are the cheapest, but also the least Halloween-decorated. Halloween Time decor doesn’t fully roll out at Disneyland Park until August 21, so an August 18 or 20 Bash ticket means less overall Halloween atmosphere on the DCA side going in, worth weighing against the lower price.
- A separate day ticket and park reservation are only needed if you want into DCA before 3pm. Your event ticket alone covers 3pm mix-in entry through the 11pm close.
A Quick FAQ
Do prices increase the closer I get to the event date? No, Disneyland’s pricing is set by calendar date at launch, not dynamic pricing that rises as a date fills up. The date itself determines the price, not how close you’re buying to that night.
Is there a discount for kids or families? No. Every guest age 3 and up pays the listed per-person price for their specific date, there’s no family bundle or child discount. Kids 2 and under are free and don’t need a ticket.
Can I use a Magic Key discount on top of the presale window? The Magic Key presale gives you earlier access to purchase, not an automatic percentage discount on the ticket price itself.
What happens if my date sells out? Tickets are non-transferable between dates once purchased, so if your target night sells out, your only options are a different date or the secondary resale market, which Disney doesn’t officially support or guarantee.
Do I need separate theme park admission for the same day? Only if you want into DCA before 3pm. Your Oogie Boogie Bash ticket covers park entry starting at 3pm mix-in through the end of the party at 11pm.