It’s difficult to believe that we are halfway around the holiday season. Disney released some special sneak peeks to celebrate. It’ll give guests a taste of the Christmas season at Walt Disney World.
Disney Parks Blog.
The spectacular holiday party goes to the Magical Place of the Earth for 24 select nights, starting on November 8th with the Christmas party ending December 22nd. If you want to attend the Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, remember that is a separate event. Hence your day ticket isn’t going to get you into the event. The MVMCP will become full after normal park hours, and guests will enjoy the Magic Kingdom for a holiday.
During this holiday celebration, guests will have fun and exciting activities. Cinderella is the place to look at Mickey and his friends for an extravaganza. This show will begin with holiday music in the future. Dance shows to some of your favorite characters. To close it off, guests will enjoy a fireworks spectacle over Magic Kingdom, complete with castle projections, fireworks and seasonal songs.
Mickey wants his famous friend, Santa Claus, to join the Christmas Parade! This parade will march along Main Street, showcasing all our favorite Disney characters wearing their best holiday dress. Mickey and his friends aren’t the only ones who get an eloquent smile. Several sites such as the Jungle Cruise, Space Mountain, Tomorrowland Speedway, Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor, and the Mad Tea Party will give special holiday magic.
Disney Parks blog – Disney Parks.
If you like to watch the Christmas tree, there’ll be special events for you. When there is a concert, the group can join friends from the North Pole in an intergalactic dance party. While working in Tomorrowland, stop by the Rockettower Plaza to take part in a Totally Tomorrowland Christmas Show. A family with a younger children will be excited to know Disney Junior has their own celebration. Stop by Storybook Circus and you’ll get dressed with the Disney Junior Games and boogies.
Special snacks are synonymous with the holiday season, especially when it comes to Disney Parks. Santa Claus is not the only one who likes to eat cookies at Christmas. On occasion guests of MVMCP can enjoy the cookies and hot cocoa complimentary in magical locations. Other Christmas snacks will be available in the park for limited time and will be announced soon to the holiday season.
Christmas is another time to celebrate. If you want more details about the events that have been released today, you can view the official Disney site. Tickets for Mickeys very Merry Christmas Party are limited, so guests will need to act fast. Tickets are only available through July 7th. Prices for MVMCP range from $149 to $199 per person.