Disney Dreamlight Valley’s annual Trick-or-Treat event is back for another run, but this time around, it’s introducing a new gameplay feature. We can finally actually go Trick-or-Treating around the village in this event.
Since this mechanic wasn’t always part of the event, there’s a decent chance you may be unsure how to use it. You’re not given any guidance for it, so it can be tricky to figure out at first. If you’re having trouble making it happen, here’s how to go Trick-or-Treating in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
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How to Trick-or-Treat in Disney Dreamlight Valley
To go Trick-or-Treating for the Trick-or-Treat event in DDV, you need to visit the homes of participating characters, interact with the jack-o’-lantern in front of their house, and claim some Candy as a reward. Here’s a full breakdown of how to navigate this process.
- Visit the home of a participating villager. Not all characters found around the valley are part of this task, so the first step is finding characters who are participating in the festivities.
- Look for and interact with a lit jack-o’-lantern. You can only go Trick-or-Treating at the house if the jack-o’-lantern is lit up. If it is, walk up to it and press the button that appears next to the “Trick or Treat!” message.
- Collect your Candy. As soon as you interact with the jack-o’-lantern, the villager who lives inside will pop out to give you some event Candy as a prize. Each time you visit a participating villager’s home, you get five Green Candies, five Red Candies, and five Purple Candies.
You can only visit a villager’s house once per day. After you have collected Candy from them, the jack-o’-lantern light will go out, signifying that they’re done for the day.
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All Trick-or-Treat houses in Disney Dreamlight Valley
There are six villager houses you can visit around the valley to go Trick-or-Treating. All homes that have a jack-o’-lantern outside for you to interact with are as follows.
- Mickey Mouse
- Wall-E
- Daisy
- Stitch
- Mike Wazowski
- Jack Skellington
All Trick-or-Treating duty rewards in Disney Dreamlight Valley
There are two duties tied to Trick-or-Treating, which are Sweet ‘n’ Scary and Scarily Sweet. For finishing both of these key event tasks, you unlock a total of six rewards. Here are all the prizes you can get for Trick-or-Treating around the valley.
- Halloween Town Gravestone Recipe
- Halloween Town Mausoleum Recipe
- Halloween Town Fence Recipe
- Halloween Town Small Fence Recipe
- Halloween Town Fence Corner Recipe
- Halloween Town Graveyard Statue Recipe
How long is Trick-or-Treating available in Disney Dreamlight Valley?
For the 2026 run of the Trick-or-Treat event, you can go Trick-or-Treating from Oct. 14 to 31. This feature will return in 2027 when this annual event comes back. The exact dates for it will likely vary a bit the next time around, though, so we’ll provide an update here next time it returns.
The seasonal spooky fun doesn’t have to end after completing this task. There are lots of other festivities to partake in around the valley, including the Haunting Elegance Star Path, unlocking Oogie Boogie, The Haunted Floating Festival, and unlocking Zero.
