It’s almost the last chance saloon for many guests hoping to visit the Magic Kingdom this fall.Credit: Steven Miller, FlickrThe countdown to a sold-out Halloween season at Magic Kingdom just ticked forward again, with two more nights of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party officially unavailable for purchase.Sunday, September 20, and Tuesday, September 22, have joined the list of nights guests can no longer buy tickets for — dates that would have included the park’s signature Boo-to-You Halloween Parade winding down Main Street, U.S.A., the Disney’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular fireworks and projection show lighting up Cinderella Castle, and hours of trick-or-treating through candy stations tucked between attractions. Villains also take over Cinderella Castle for Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular during the party, and characters not normally seen during regular park hours — including the Sanderson Sisters — can be seen during the stage show.More villains also turn up for meet and greets across Magic Kingdom, all of which make these tickets some of the most sought-after of the fall calendar.Credit: DisneyThis follows news from earlier in the week that three other nights — Sunday, September 13; Tuesday, September 15; and Thursday, October 22 — had already sold out, each of those dates also having offered guests the same lineup of parade routes, castle-front stage entertainment, and rare character encounters that define the event.With five dates now off the board, 13 nights remain available for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, each one still including the parade, the castle show, trick-or-treating, and character meet and greets that make the ticket worth the price of admission. Tickets start at $149 for Sunday, August 30, and Tuesday, September 1, before climbing to $174 for Thursday, September 24. Friday, September 25, and Sunday, September 27, are priced at $179 each, followed by Tuesday, September 29, at $184. Thursday, October 1, is $189, while Friday, October 2, and Sunday, October 4, are both $199.Prices rise again for Sunday, October 18, at $219, and hold at $224 for the event’s final stretch — Friday, October 23; Sunday, October 25; and Tuesday, October 27.Have you got your tickets for the Halloween event this year? Let Inside the Magic know in the comments down below!The post More Guests Lose Access to Disney World Magic Kingdom Effective Immediately appeared first on Inside the Magic.