Disney World Christmas fans are REJOICING right now because we’re getting tons of exciting news about this year’s Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party!
Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party
That’s right, the exclusive Magic Kingdom event has been confirmed for another year and we’re bringing you all the latest information as we hear it. And now we know when you can experience this exciting event this year!
Disney has confirmed that this year, the event will run on select nights from November 8th to December 20th!
Mickey’s Once Upon A Christmastime parade
The exact dates you can experience this event are:
- November 8, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 21, 22, 24, 26, 27, 29
- December 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20
Guests of select Disney Resorts hotels, Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin hotels and Shades of Green can purchase tickets starting on July 2. For all other guests, tickets will go on sale July 10.
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Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party is a specially ticketed after-hours event that grants guests access into Magic Kingdom after park close to experience exclusive holiday offerings.
The Collective 5ive
You can catch stage shows like Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration!, iconic parades like Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade, Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks!, meet iconic characters, experience ride overlays, and dance your heart out at Club Tinsel and Disney Junior Jingle Jam.
Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks
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It ends the day before I get there! Why Disney, Why?
We are coming back to florida November 11th this year & are there for 10 nights & are just doing the disney parks including the mickeys very merry Christmas party. We can’t wait as it was our 1st time as a family in florida last year & are really looking forward the Christmas magic.
Wish Disney would have published the dates for MVMCP earlier. We made our plans to visit 2 days during the week of Thanksgiving (Thursday and Friday). AK on Thanksgiving day, and MK on our last day, Friday. These plans were made 60 days out to ensure we could eat a Thanksgiving-like dinner in MK at Diamond Horseshoe. At that time, MK was open until 9pm on that day. NOW, MK is closing early which means we won’t get to see the FW in the park. It looks like we’ll have to switch days (MK on Thurs, AK on Fri) in order to get a full day at MK and experience the FW in the park. The BIGGER issue/impact for us is that all the Diamond Horseshoe (and Liberty Tree) reservations are unavailable if we switch our days. We did everything right in getting online 60 days out for our plans, like AJ and team always tell you to do, but then Disney changed things which has now wrecked our whole itinerary. If we would have known about these dates at the 60 day timeframe we would have planned for it. Perhaps Disney should consider posting these extra hours event dates 60 days or more out from when they actually start, to avoid impacting families who have already scheduled items during the impacted time.