Yesterday, we stopped to watch the 2022 Halloween golf cart parade at Disney’s Fort Wilderness before our dinner reservations. The parade is an annual tradition where guests renting a golf cart decorate them with (often elaborate and Disney) Halloween “costumes.”

Cast Members kicked off the parade.

The first golf cart was decorated with classic fall aesthetics like leaves, corn stalks, and pumpkins.

The next cart had a band of canine pirates.

This cart was strapped high with fireworks as the guests “learn to fly the Goofy way.”

Not all the carts are themed to Disney. These guests must have said his name thrice, as Beetlejuice made an appearance.

Some guests use classic Halloween motifs like jack-o’-lanterns and black cats.

This cart was driven by a Squirrel and covered in its acorns.

Sulley the golf cart paraded by with Mike and Randall.

It’s Zero, Jack Skellington’s canine companion.

These guests decorated their cart like Minnie Mouse with some spooky additions like a witch flying a broomstick on the front.

Mickey and friends could be spotted out of the windows of this Fort Wilderness cart.

These guests celebrated the Haunted Mansion with the classic purple wallpaper, Hatbox ghost, and some of the graves including Madame Leota.

Is that Abraham Lincoln driving Monorail Red?

This is the closest we’ve been to riding the Walt Disney World Railroad in four years.

This golf cart features a gray wrap with the Haunted Mansion pattern and was driven by a butler and maid. The gargoyles can be seen on top of the cart.

A transport vehicle for the Time Variance Authority is here. Do you think they know Alligator Loki is on top?

There was also an elaborate Finding Nemo cart complete with coral and anemones. Nemo and his friends can be spotted, while Mr. Ray is on top of the cart.

A Pirates of the Caribbean ship utilized the top of the cart effectively as part of the mast.

The Mystery Gang has arrived at Disney’s Fort Wilderness. We bet they heard about all the grim grinning ghosts here at Walt Disney World.

“Stranger Things” fans might recognize the Surfer Boy Pizza van.

This cart was adorned with Mickey jack-o’-lanterns, ghosts, and more .

The Ghostbusters joined the parade.

Gru and the Minions must have been visiting from the nearby Universal Orlando Resort.

The Na’vi have brought a little of Pandora to the parade, complete with floating mountains.

This cart was decorated as the Enchanted Tiki Room!

Michael Meyers and Pennywise the Clown joined the festivities.

Captain Jack Sparrow captained this pirate-themed cart.

A bellhop and a tiny Hollywood Tower Hotel dropped in as well.

It’s the Rescue Rangers!

Ursula, the Queen of Hearts, and more joined the “Bad Girls Club” on this cart.

As beautiful as the papel picado and other decorations are, we don’t talk about the driver of this cart.

A giant inflatable Frankenstein cruised down the road.

Annual Passholders made sure Orange Bird was represented.

We also spotted a “101 Dalmatians” cart.

Some visitors from Agrabah entered the parade, followed by a cart full of Disney Princesses.

It’s the Main Street Trolley!

It’s been a while since we have seen the Main Street Electrical Parade floats around here.

We weren’t surprised to see Stitch had crashed the parade.

This cart celebrates “The Nightmare Before Christmas” from top to bottom.

Another group went the classic route with a creepy clown.

This cart managed to cram all of Toy Story Land aboard.

This cart was decorated as an elaborate “oh so scary” version of the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue

This mobile Blockbuster Video was a blast from the past.

Dad-gum, it’s Mater!

The guests are heading “Off to Neverland.”

We love all the puns, like the Hoop-Dee-“Boo” Musical Revue.

Dalmatians on a motorbike were on the run from Cruella de Vil.

It’s a popcorn cart? (Get it?)

There was also an AT-AT.

Last but not least was the engine of the Fort Wilderness Railroad. The train was an opening day attraction at Fort Wilderness but closed in 1980.

Watch our video of the 2022 Halloween golf cart parade at Disney’s Fort Wilderness.

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