Disneyland’s 90’s Nite 2025: What to Expect at This Enchanted After-Hours Bash
Ready to party like it’s 1999? Disneyland’s fan-favorite 90’s Nite is back for the first time since 2019, and as an annual passholder who’s lived the park’s magic for years, I’m here to spill the pixie dust on what’s in store.
This sold-out after-hours event, set for March 4 and 6, 2025, at “The Happiest Place on Earth,” is a nostalgic blast from the past—think rare 90s characters, dance parties, and retro eats that’ll transport you straight to the decade of Tamagotchis and Walkmans. Whether you’ve snagged a ticket or are dreaming of next time, here’s your enchanted insider’s guide to Disneyland’s 90’s Nite 2025.
From Goofy rocking his Powerline gear to a menu dripping with 90s vibes, this event promises an unforgettable night under Anaheim’s starry skies. As a passholder, I’ve seen Disneyland transform for after-hours magic—this one’s a must for 90s kids and Disney fans alike. Let’s rewind and dive into what’s making this enchanted bash the talk of 2025!

When and Where: 90’s Nite 2025 Details

Disneyland’s 90’s Nite takes over the park on two enchanted evenings:
  • March 4, 2025
  • March 6, 2025
Running from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., this after-hours event shuts down Disneyland to day guests at 6 p.m., giving ticket holders exclusive reign. Bonus: your ticket grants entry three hours early (from 6 p.m.), so you can soak up the 90s vibes before the party kicks into high gear. Already sold out, per X posts (@DLNT, February 20), this event’s hot—proof the 90s still hold magical sway.

Enchanted Highlights: What’s Happening at 90’s Nite

This isn’t just a late-night park stroll—it’s a full-on 90s celebration. Here’s what to expect:
  • Rare Character Meet-and-Greets:
    • Goofy and Max as Powerline: Straight from “A Goofy Movie” (1995), catch these rockstars in their iconic yellow suits—perfect for selfies.
    • Rescue Rangers Chip ‘n’ Dale: The crime-fighting duo ditches acorns for 90s flair—rare and rad.
    • More Surprises: X buzz hints at other 90s icons—maybe Darkwing Duck or TaleSpin’s Baloo? Passholders love these blasts from the past.
  • Retro Entertainment:
    • Dance Parties: Bust a move at Tomorrowland or Main Street with 90s hits—think *NSYNC, Britney, and Backstreet Boys pulsing through the night.
    • Karaoke: Belt out “I’ll Make a Man Out of You” or “Wannabe”—a 90s kid’s dream.
    • Parade: A mini-procession of 90s-themed floats—expect neon, glitter, and nostalgia.
  • Rides Open: Classics like Space Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Matterhorn Bobsleds keep the thrills going—shorter lines, more magic.
  • Photo Ops: Snap pics at spots inspired by 90s Disney hits—think “Hocus Pocus” cauldron scenes, “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” giant props, or “Inspector Gadget” gadgets. Passholders know these make epic keepsakes.

90’s Nite Food Menu: A Taste of the Decade

Disneyland’s rolling out a specialty menu that screams 90s nostalgia—available at select spots during the event. Here’s the enchanted lineup:
  • River Belle Terrace:
    • Crunch Taco: A crispy 90s staple—simple and satisfying.
    • Chili-Cheese Fries: Greasy, gooey, and oh-so-90s.
    • Beef Ravioli: Comfort food vibes—think Chef Boyardee gone gourmet.
    • River Belle Rib Sandwich: Hearty and retro—pairs with a Tamagotchi break.
    • Chocolate Brownie Sundae: Layers of 90s dessert decadence.
  • Cafe Orleans:
    • House-Made Gumbo with Seafood Hush Puppies: Spicy and soulful—90s Cajun flair.
    • Caesar Salad: Light and trendy, like every 90s rom-com lunch.
    • Monte Cristo Pizza: A twist on the classic—pizza was the 90s food.
    • Hot Wings: Spicy nostalgia—pair with a Capri Sun if you dare.
    • Nacho Fries: Crunchy, cheesy, and totally tubular.
    • Filet Mignon Grilled Cheese Sandwich: Elevated 90s comfort—fancy yet familiar.
    • Cookie Dippers: Dunkable treats—pure kid-in-the-90s joy.
    • Mood Ring Martini: A colorful cocktail that shifts hues—90s vibes in a glass.
Other park eateries stay open too—think quick bites like churros or popcorn to keep your budget enchanted. Passholders like me pack snacks (allowed, no glass) to save a few bucks for these retro delights.

 

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Insider Tips for an Enchanted 90’s Nite

Sold out? Missed it? Here’s how to maximize the magic—or plan for next time:
  • Arrive Early: Use your 6 p.m. entry—hit Space Mountain or snap Partner Statue pics (like AaronP/Bauer-Griffin’s April 2024 shot) before crowds peak.
  • Dress the Part: Rock 90s gear—overalls, scrunchies, flannel. Passholders know costumes amp the fun (check Disneyland’s dress code).
  • Prioritize Characters: Lines for Powerline Goofy hit 30+ minutes—queue at 9 p.m. sharp.
  • Budget Bites: Skip $15+ entrees—split nacho fries ($10) or pack a granola bar.
  • Stay Late: Dance parties peak at 11 p.m.—ride Matterhorn at 12:30 a.m. for a near walk-on.
Savings Hack: $10 on fries + $5 popcorn vs. $30 sit-down saves $15—more for a Powerline pin!

Why 90’s Nite 2025 Is Enchanted Magic

Disneyland’s 90’s Nite isn’t just an event—it’s a time capsule. From Max’s Powerline dance moves to the Monte Cristo pizza, it’s a love letter to 90s kids, wrapped in the park’s timeless charm. As a passholder, I’ve danced through after-hours bashes—this one’s special, blending nostalgia with Disneyland’s 2025 magic (70th anniversary kicks off May 16). Even sold out, it’s a sign Disney’s retro nights are back—stay tuned for more enchanted throwbacks!

FAQs About Disneyland’s 90’s Nite 2025

When is Disneyland’s 90’s Nite 2025?

March 4 and 6, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., with 6 p.m. early entry.

What’s included in a 90’s Nite ticket?

Rare characters, dance parties, rides, 90s food, and photo ops—pure nostalgia.

Can I still get tickets for 90’s Nite 2025?

Tickets for the event are currently sold out.

By Mark T.

Mark is a veteran editor who focuses on Disney news. With over ten years of experience, he covers everything from theme parks to movies, attracting a dedicated audience of Disney fans globally.