Disneyland Paris has officially kicked off its annual Halloween Festival on September 26, signaling the start of a spooky-themed season at the iconic theme park. The event will last through November 1, during which the park will be transformed with Halloween decorations, including carved pumpkins, eerie spider webs, and other festive elements that create a spooky atmosphere for visitors. This festival is one of several seasonal events held at Disneyland Paris throughout the year, each designed to offer a unique experience based on different holidays and themes. During the Halloween Festival, the park will host a variety of special activities and entertainment tailored to the spooky theme. These include character meet-and-greets with Halloween-themed costumes, themed parades, and special shows that incorporate Halloween motifs. The park also encourages visitors to participate in the spirit of the season by dressing up in costumes, though this is only permitted on one specific day of the year. The Halloween Festival will officially end on November 1, when the park will shift its focus to end-of-year celebrations. This transition includes holiday-themed decorations, special events, and festive activities that prepare guests for the upcoming Christmas season. The change from Halloween to end-of-year party mode is a common practice at theme parks around the world, allowing them to maintain a fresh and engaging experience for visitors throughout the year. A highlight of the Halloween Festival is the special program offered on October 31, which runs until 11 p.m. This day is the only time during the year when visitors are allowed to come dressed in costumes, adding to the overall spooky atmosphere. The extended hours and costume-friendly policy make this day a popular choice for families and fans of the Halloween theme, offering a unique and immersive experience that is not available on other days of the year.