We get it, life happens. For those of us who didn’t have time to plan the perfect Halloween costume, got invited to that last-minute party or got lucky enough to snag some tickets to one of Disney’s Halloween special events – here are five quick and easy DIY last-minute Disney Halloween costumes.

1. The Incredibles

How to Plan: Red clothing, black boots, felt cutout logo, gold belt, and a simple black Halloween mask. Just forgo the cape and you’ve got yourself one of the best SUPER last-minute Disney Halloween costumes.

2. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Bellhop

How to Plan: Scavenge a local thrift shop, garage sale, or your closet for a maroon shirt or jacket, black pants, and black boots. You can use a hot glue gun to affix the gold cord or ribbon for the jacket accents. Don’t forget the hat – you can find one in the same color/shape or simple cut apart a maroon hat and glue on a gold ribbon for stripes. Print out a customized name tag and add a gold chain and you’ve got a DIY Bellhop.

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3. Minnie Mouse

How to Plan: Dress up a red polka dot dress or skirt with a black cardigan or shirt with yellow shoes, pearls, and white lace socks/gloves. If you have authentic Minnie Mouse ears from Disney Parks, you’ve got a last-minute Minnie Mouse.

4. Mary Poppins

How to Plan: You can put together a last-minute Mary Poppins with items you likely already have in your closet. A simple white shirt, blue or black skirt, black boots, and a black umbrella is complete when you add a black hat with daisies and a red scarf or bow tie. To add to the look, you can include a pea coat and carpetbag.

5. Rey

How to Plan: A white shirt with beige or gray harem or leggings with an oversized sweater and wraps of sheets of fabric will provide the base for a last-minute Rey. Add some brown belts, bags, and boots for additional detail. If you have a staff (or even a wooden walking stick) and style your hair in Rey’s three buns, you’ll look exactly the part.