Disney fall bucket list

I love the idea of having a fall bucket list. Especially in 2020, when we really need things to look forward to – why not plan a few activities with your close friends or family members? As a Disney lover of course i like to put a magical twist on everything, so I came up with the Disney fall bucket list. These are all activities you can do at home (you don’t need to be in the theme parks) that shouldn’t be too difficult.

If you’d like to really get into the spirit of things I made this fun Disney fall bucket list printable that’s available over on Etsy. I put together some fun designs with checkboxes so you can print it out and check things off as you go! Plus as a reader of this blog you can now get 20% off with the code FALL2020!

Now on to the Disney fall bucket list!

Carve a Disney pumpkin

There are tons of great templates for Disney designs out there – I had a great time doing a Tinkerbell pumpkin myself!

Make s’mores cupcakes

Even if you can’t make s’mores over the fire, you can make s’mores cupcakes right in your kitchen! Try this recipe based off of the one at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge.

Visit the Haunted Mansion through YouTube

Take a spooky ride through the Haunted Mansion right on your computer or TV with the help of YouTube ride throughs!

Create a Disney Halloween costume

There are lots of great Disney DIY costumes you can make – now is the perfect time to create your Disney Halloween costume!

Decorate for fall, Disney style

Add a touch of magic to your home with Disney-inspired fall decor. Etsy is one of my favorite places to shop, but there are lots of great options!

Make a fall Mickey wreath

Add a little Disney touch to your front door with this easy DIY project – a fall Mickey wreath.

Create a Disney inspired caramel apple

Caramel apples are a big sign of fall, and you can always find lots of caramel apples available at Disney bakeries. Create your own Mickye-inspired caramel apple. Hint: they use marshmallows for the ears!

Watch a Halloween Disney movie

There a couple of great options for Disney movies around Halloween – consider Hocus Pocus, Halloweentown, The Nightmare before Christmas, or any of these titles.

Make Walt’s chili recipe

One of walt’s favorite meals was chili, and fall is the perfect time for it. Find the recipe here.

Try the Pumpkin King pumpkin spice coffee

My favorite Disney inspired coffee company, Expedition Roasters, makes the best pumpkin spice coffee I’ve ever tasted. It’s inspired by Jack from the Nightmare Before Christmas and it’s called The Pumpkin King.

Tell ghost stories from the Haunted Mansion

Share the stories of the Haunted Mansion ghosts with your friends or family – or make up your own ghost stories inspired by the attraction!

Curl up with a good Disney book

Fall always feels like a cozy season. The perfect time to curl up with a good book and a blanket. Why not make it a Disney book? Whether you read a twisted tale, a biography of Walt, or a villain backstory, there’s lots of good book options.

Play villainous

Have a fun game night with a perfectly themed Disney board game – Villainous, featuring the Disney villains! There are a number of expansion packs if you want to keep the fun going too.

Make fall inspired rice krispie treats

Rice krispie treats are always a popular snack at Disney. Make them yourself at home and consider decorating them like Mickey pumpkins!

Paint a Disney pumpkin

If carving isn’t really your thing, consider painting a Disney pumpkin instead! I paint mine onto fake pumpkins so I can display them every year.