[Played in the Parks] A Special Feature on Iconic and Popular Songs from Disney Halloween

Welcome to Spookyville (2010)

Disney 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.

Welcome to Porto Paradiso

Welcome to Porto Paradiso Sound Source

A song played during the Halloween show “Festival of Mystique,” held at Tokyo DisneySea in 2019.

While the show celebrates Halloween, a sinister scheme lurks beneath its festive atmosphere.

Early in the performance, this track helps lift the mood and invites everyone to join the celebration.

It has a mysterious, Halloween-like vibe, yet its lively rhythm makes it feel fun! With a great balance of spookiness and cheer, it’s perfect as background music for a Halloween party.

Oogie Boogie's Song

Oogie Boogie’s Song – The Nightmare Before Christmas

A song used in the stop-motion musical animation film The Nightmare Before Christmas, a project conceived and created by Tim Burton, who has produced numerous masterpieces as a film producer.

As the title suggests, it’s sung in the film by the villain Oogie Boogie, and even among the many otherworldly, horror-themed tracks in the movie, its particularly grotesque lyrics heighten the sense of fear.

With an atmosphere only a Halloween-themed work can evoke and a dark, immersive worldview, it’s a highly recommended number among Disney songs you’ll want to play on Halloween.

Just Like FireP!nk

P!NK Just Like Fire Japanese Translation (Alice Through the Looking Glass Theme Song)

It’s the theme song for the Disney film “Alice Through the Looking Glass.” It’s performed by the popular American singer Pink, whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore.

The track flows from a dry, warm acoustic guitar sound into an uplifting section with handclaps.

It’s a perfect Halloween number that’s sure to get listeners excited.

Halloween Pop'n Live (2017)

[With Lyrics Audio] Halloween Pop'n Live 2017

This is a song from Disneyland’s 2017 Halloween show.

It has an EDM vibe and comes across as quite pop.

Rather than a heavy beat that evokes eerie ghosts, it’s arranged as a light, fun, and energetic Halloween track.

There’s even a rap section by Mickey and friends, making it a highly varied and entertaining number.

Skeleton DanceBeats Antique

(HQ) Beats Antique – Skeleton Dance [Dia de los Muertos]

This is the music from Disney’s short film The Skeleton Dance.

As the title of the film and song suggests, it’s an animation where skeletons crawl out of their graves and dance.

Quite a terrifying sight.

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and yet it’s the perfect animation and song for Halloween! The track has a mysterious vibe, but it’s also lively in that classic Disney way.

Why not dance the night away this Halloween, just like the dancing skeletons?

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Kidnap Sandy Claus

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.