While Disney loves to doll up its theme parks for Halloween, it also puts an Allhallows Eve spin on its cruise line.
Last week, with just six months until Oct. 31, the company announced details coming on board all five of its ships in the fleet including the new Disney Wish set to debut from Port Canaveral this summer. While the theme parks will start feeling the Halloween festivities as early as Aug. 12 with the Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, the cruise line’s Halloween on the High Seas will hold off until September.
Each ship gets a spooky makeover with its own Pumpkin Tree in the atrium along with costume parties, trick-or-treating, scary movies and other events for both children and adults.
