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Mickey Mouse and his pals dressed up in
spooky style on Wednesday in readiness for Hong Kong Disneyland’s first-ever Disney’s
Halloween – a fanciful, month-long celebration, which kicks off September 30,
2006.
In the spirit of Disney’s global Halloween tradition, an adorable lineup of
character costumes have made their way from Hong Kong Disneyland’s sister
parks – Disneyland Paris, the Disneyland Resort in California, and Walt Disney
World Resort in Florida – for a spectacular Hong Kong debut.
Guests are in for treats – no tricks – this Halloween as Mickey Mouse
transforms into a masked swordsman, complete with a black hat and cape; Donald Duck “dons” a giant, orange pumpkin costume while his sweetheart
Daisy Duck spins her web in a spider-inspired dress and hair ribbon.
The Disney dog duo of Goofy and Pluto get into the worldwide “Pirates of the
Caribbean” movie craze with special, swashbuckling Halloween costumes while
mischievous chipmunks Chip ‘n’ Dale play a game of “Cops and Robbers” in
their police-and-convict costumes.
Minnie Mouse, the queen of haute fashion, will delight guests with her one-off
Good Witch-inspired ensemble which is specially designed for Hong Kong Disneyland. Featuring a dramatic, high-collared black coat trimmed in red and
dusted in yellow stars, Minnie completes her outfit with a pointed witch’s hat
and yellow-buckled shoes.
Some of the world’s most famous villains from Disney’s animated feature films
also make their grand debut in Disney’s Halloween. Guests can get up close
and personal with the creatively coiffured Cruella De Vil from “101 Dalmatians”;
the craggy-faced Witch from “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”; Jafar, the
sinister sorcerer from “Aladdin”; Captain Hook, the one-handed pirate nemesis
from “Peter Pan”; Hades, the powerful underworld god from “Hercules”; Pain
and Panic who both serve as Hades’ bumbling minions in “Hercules”; and the
mean-spirited monarch Queen of Hearts from “Alice in Wonderland”.
Guests are welcome to join Mickey Mouse and the gang as well as all villains in
the dress-up fun during Disney’s Halloween celebration and can star in the
daily “mini-parade” which will wind its way through the park, led by an all-new,
“happily haunted” float.
Dressing
Up Restrictions
In keeping with the family friendliness of Disney’s Halloween, Hong Kong
Disneyland is encouraging all guests to come dressed in their favorite Halloween costumes, but without the “scare factor” that may frighten younger
guests. Half masks, like Mickey’s swordsman mask are welcome, but for the
comfort and safety of all guests, full-face masks are not allowed. Guests who
wear large hats, oversized or flowing costumes may be required to adjust their
costuming before boarding certain attractions for safety reasons, while accessories such as pitchforks, broomsticks and
wagons will not be permitted inside the park and can be stored with the Park’s luggage storage service.
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