Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas party will end on December 22, and with that means all of the entertainment will be available to all guests visiting the week of and after Christmas!
Guests who have attended MVMCP have enjoyed a special parade, all-new fireworks show, exclusive character meets, low wait times for rides, and complimentary treats. The event costs over $100+ per person for the event, plus an extra $100+ per person if they choose to attend the Minnie’s Wonderful Christmas Fireworks dessert party or Mickey’s Once Upon A Christmastime Parade dessert party.
Many nights the event sold out, but following these tips ensured guests could still make the most of their time.
Now that Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas party is almost over, guests visiting Disney World now have the opportunity to enjoy most of the entertainment and overlays provided at the party.
Here’s the entertainment line up of what will be available to guests beginning December 23 and running through December 29.
- A Frozen Holiday Wish – 6:15 pm daily
- Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks – 10 pm daily
- The Muppet’s Present…Great Moments in American History (schedule listed in a previous post HERE)
- Mickey’s Once Upon A Time Christmas Parade – December 25 at 11 am and 2 pm; all other days 12 and 3 pm
- Meet Santa Claus – until December 24 10 am to 5 pm
- A Totally Tomorrowland Christmas – 3:45, 4:50, 5:40, 7:30, 8;25, 9:20 daily
- Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration – December 25 at 7, 8, 9, 11:30 pm and all other days at 7, 8, 9 pm
In addition to the entertainment listed above, the Christmas overlays will also be available for guests to enjoy.
- Space Mountain
- Tomorrowland Speedway
- Jingle Cruise
- Mad Tea Party
- Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor
Complimentary treats and party-exclusive character meets will not be available at Magic Kingdom after the party ends. Also, you will definitely not see low wait times this time of the year! Make sure you are subscribed to Character Locator so you have a good touring plan!
Also, be aware of the many updates to operating hours across 3 of the 4 Disney World Parks during this time. They recently changed which will impact your trip!
If you are headed to Disney after December 29, you won’t be able to see this special holiday entertainment; however, New Year’s Eve at Magic Kingdom is still a blast!
Are you visiting Disney World for Christmas this year?
-Monica S.
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