Wearing Costumes During Disney Halloween
The special event Disney Halloween will take place at Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea from September 17 through October 31.
· September 16 through 30, 2025
· October 16 through 31, 2025
- From October 1 through 15, 2025, we request that guests refrain from wearing a costume when visiting the parks.
From October 1 through 15, 2025, we request that guests refrain from wearing a costume when visiting the parks.
- A changing space is not available at Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea. Please get dressed and apply make-up at home or at your place of stay before visiting.
Details regarding changing spaces (available for a fee, reservations required) will be announced at a later date.
- We ask that you do not use public facilities, restrooms in or outside the parks, multi-function restrooms, or storage lockers for changing or applying make-up.
Requests to Guests Visiting the Parks
Requests Regarding Costumes
Disney Halloween at Tokyo Disney Resort is a special event that invites all guests to come together and celebrate. If you plan to visit the parks wearing a costume, please check the following guidelines carefully and prepare accordingly.
Preparations Before Visiting the Parks
- Costumes that do not suit the image and appeal of characters or are not in keeping with good manners are prohibited.
- - We request that you limit your costume-related inquiries to the specifics outlined in the "Costume Guidelines."
- Please note that cast members will determine if something falls under the prohibited category by observing it directly, so please avoid contacting us about this beforehand.
On Your Day of Visit to the Park
- In order to check that your costume follows the rules, more time than usual may be needed before park entry.
- - If there is a possibility that your costume may cause harm or upset other guests, cast members may approach you and provide instructions. In such cases, we request that you follow their directions. Depending on the situation, you may be refused entry, or asked to exit the park.
- - For your safety when enjoying attractions, you may be asked to remove any items (such as accessories or props) that pose a risk of entanglement or falling. Additionally, we may refuse entry to attractions in certain cases.
Characters You Can Enjoy Dressing Up as
Enjoy dressing up while respecting the image and appeal of characters!
- （1）Any Disney character appearing at Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea (including characters appearing in attractions), as well as Disney hotels.
- （2）Any dancer or other performer in a parade, show or other entertainment program at Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea, as well as Disney hotels (including past entertainment).
- （3）Any character appearing in works distributed or transmitted by the Walt Disney Company
See here for a list of pertinent works.
- As long as your costume falls under the categories (1)–(3) above, you may make adjustments to add originality.
- Please refrain from dressing up as:
- A Tokyo Disney Resort cast member, including those from the past (excluding children ages 11 and under), or merchandise items, menu items, buildings, ornaments, etc., that are not characters.
- Characters listed as ineligible in the list of pertinent works.
- Characters that are not listed in the list of pertinent works.
Rules regarding Costumes, Costume Props, and Make-Up
Check the costumes, costume props, and make-up that are not allowed at the park!
①Overly revealing costumes
Examples:
• Any costume that may cause harm or make other guests feel anxious or upset (including clothing with printed designs).
• Costumes with swimsuits or obvious underwear (even with coverings such as a jacket, or an extra layer of undergarment).
• Full-body tights.
②Long costumes with a train or other long decorative parts
Examples:
• Long dresses or items that drag on the ground.
• Costumes that are too wide to pass through the park entrance gates.
③Items and make-up that make it difficult to see your face or disguise your facial features.
Examples:
• Face: Full-face painting of a color different from your skin tone, dark paint, special effect stickers, and “horror” make-up such as scars, bloodstains, etc.
Note: Scars, bloodstains, etc., are not allowed on face masks as well.
• Makeup or stickers around the eyes or on the cheeks that feature a design of an eligible character are permitted.
• Around the mouth: Fake beards or mustaches, painted or adhesive.
Note: No items larger than a face mask is permitted.
• Full-face masks, fake noses, and rubber masks.
④Other items prohibited from being brought into the park
Examples:
• Long poles, canes or wands.
Length should not exceed waist height of the guest wearing the costume.
Please refrain from bringing these items in separate pieces or assembling them inside the park.
• Sports equipment or musical instruments.
Items that pose a risk of harming others or produce loud noises are not permitted.
• Dangerous items (including items that are replicas)
As a general rule, firearms, knives (weapons imitating blades), and protective gear are prohibited from the park, even if they are toys or replicas. However, you may bring toys purchased at Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea.
• In-line roller skates (including shoes with built-in rollers), kick boards, skate boards.
⑤Costumes that light up
If deemed a disturbance to other guests, a cast member may ask you to turn the costume’s lights off. Please turn the costume’s lights off when experiencing an attraction.
We kindly request that you adhere to the rules ①–⑤ mentioned above, even when taking photographs.
Requests to Guests, Park Rules, and Manners
①Requests when changing into your costume
・ A changing space is not available at Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea. Please get dressed and apply make-up at home or at your place of stay before visiting.
・ Details about the changing space, available for guests to use for a fee, will be announced at a later date.
・ Please refrain from changing or applying make-up at public facilities, restrooms inside or outside the parks, multi-function restrooms, storage locker areas, etc.
②Please abide by the park rules
• Please refrain from putting on a full-face mask or applying prohibited make-up after entering the park.
• For safety in the park, please do not use your costume props when viewing shows, experiencing attractions, shopping, or dining.
• Prohibited items, even if they are replicas or can fit in your hand baggage, are not allowed in the park.
- See here for a list of prohibited items.
• If you visit as a group, please refrain from moving around or occupying a location in a manner that inconveniences other guests or impedes their passage.
• Please be aware of your surroundings when taking photos or videos and ask for permission to take pictures of other guests.
• Despite following the above rules for costume, make-up, and costume items, you may not be allowed to bring in certain items or you may be refused entry to the park if there is a possibility that:
● Your costume may cause harm to other guests.
● Your costume may make other guests feel anxious or upset.
● You may otherwise trouble or inconvenience other guests.
● You may impede the operations of Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea, and other related facilities.
See here for more details regarding park rules.
③Other things to keep in mind
To safely enjoy dressing up in Halloween costumes during the special event period at Tokyo Disney Resort facilities outside of the parks as well, we ask for your understanding and cooperation with these rules.