[Played in the Parks] A Special Feature on Iconic and Popular Songs from Disney Halloween
Disney music is full of classics, and this time we’re spotlighting pieces perfect for Halloween! Here are songs that will get you in the mood for the season and liven up your events, parties, and dance floors.
We’ve gathered Halloween-ready music from Disney Resort parades and shows, as well as theme and insert songs from films like The Nightmare Before Christmas and The Haunted Mansion.
If you want to make your Halloween the most fun ever with your favorite Disney songs, don’t miss this!
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[Played in the parks] Disney Halloween classic and popular song collection (41–50)
Kidnap Sandy Claws.
A lively yet eerie song sung by the mischievous kids of Halloween Town.
It’s a fun number featuring the back-and-forth of a trio plotting to capture Santa Claus.
Among the most memorable scenes in the film The Nightmare Before Christmas, this song has been beloved as a Halloween staple since its 1993 release.
Crafted by Danny Elfman, whose distinctive world-building shines here, it also incorporates elements of swing jazz—another point worth noting.
Dress up and sing it with friends, and it’s sure to be a hit.
[Played in the Parks] Disney Halloween Classic and Popular Songs Special (51–60)
Spooky “Boo!” Parade: Pre-show (Lecture)
You can’t have Disney Halloween without dance, right? This song teaches you the dance for Disney Halloween.
It shows the choreography from Tokyo Disneyland’s 2019 Halloween parade, the “Spooky ‘Boo!’ Parade.” Use it to practice as one of your Halloween party activities, or gather everyone on the day and learn it together on the spot—either works! Pump up your Halloween party with Disney Halloween dance!
New York Halloween Follies (2014)
This is the music from the Halloween show held in 2014 at Waterfront Park in Tokyo DisneySea.
With a theme of 1920s American culture, Mickey Mouse and other Disney friends, along with skeletons and the watching guests, throw a Halloween party together! The lively music, evoking the glitz of New York’s Broadway stage, amps up the Halloween spirit!
Awaken the power of evil
Descendants is a musical about the children of Disney villains who are invited to attend a high school for the children of heroes.
The insert song that appears in the second film is Ways to Be Wicked.
The lyrics include scenes of mischief and naughtiness, making it perfect for Halloween.
The choreography is cool too, so why not try dancing to it at a Halloween event? Dressing up as Disney villains and saying “trick or treat” would be fun as well!
Pink Elephants On ParadeDisneyland Chorus
This is a song that plays in the Disney film Dumbo.
It accompanies the scene where Dumbo accidentally falls into a tub of liquor, gets drunk, and hallucinates pink elephants.
The scene blends an almost traumatic strangeness with eeriness, and this sinister BGM makes it even creepier.
Just listening to it gives you an inexplicable, unsettling feeling—perfect for a strangely spooky Halloween.
The Boogie ManThe Jackson 5
Featured as an insert song in the film “Haunted Mansion,” where a family spends a night in a Western-style mansion, is “The Boogie Man,” released by the Jackson 5 in 1973.
It’s characterized by a light, jazzy sound, showcasing their colorful choral work.
With uniquely charming ghosts making appearances, it’s also a great source of inspiration for costumes.
Despite its horror flavor, you’ll be captivated by the interactions between the ghosts and the family.
Be sure to check out this track that sets the scene for a spooky yet fun Halloween.
Welcome to Spookyville (2010)
The hugely popular parade “Welcome to Spookyville,” held from 2010 to 2012, features a Halloween party hosted by friendly ghosts! Since the theme is a party, the music has a dance vibe—sharp beats that really get you pumped! Rather than a mysterious Halloween atmosphere, the parade focuses on cute ghosts and a fun party, so it’s a cheerful track kids can enjoy without getting scared.