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How to go Trick-or-Treating in Disney Dreamlight Valley

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Disney Dreamlight Valley’s 2026 Trick-or-Treat event lets players collect Candy by visiting participating villagers’ homes and interacting with the jack-o’-lantern outside. The feature gives players a new way to take part in the annual event, though the game does not explain how to use it.

There are six houses to visit, and each villager can be visited once per day; the pumpkin light goes out after Candy is claimed. The event runs from 14 to 31 October, and completing the two related duties, Sweet ’n’ Scary and Scarily Sweet, unlocks six rewards. The feature is expected to return with the event in 2027, though its dates may change.

  • Visit six villagers’ homes to collect Candy.
  • Each house gives Candy once per day.
  • The event runs from 14 to 31 October 2026.

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Disney Dreamlight Valley is a life-simulation game in which players explore a village, meet Disney characters and complete activities for seasonal events. Trick-or-treating is a Halloween tradition in which people visit homes to ask for sweets; in the game, villagers’ houses provide the setting for a similar activity.

The event centres on the player and the villagers whose homes are taking part. Its duties are in-game tasks, and completing them can unlock rewards, giving players goals beyond collecting Candy.

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