Reservations Now Open for Jazzy Holidays at The Hollywood Brown Derby During Disney Jollywood Nights 2024

Sep 17, 2024 in "Disney Jollywood Nights"

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Posted: Tuesday September 17, 2024 6:15am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Reservations are now open for the exclusive Jazzy Holidays dining experience at The Hollywood Brown Derby in Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Taking place during Disney Jollywood Nights, this event offers guests the chance to enjoy live holiday music and a special menu of craft cocktails and light bites. Disney Jollywood Nights is a separately ticketed event held on select nights from November 9 to December 21, 2024.

Reservations can be made through My Disney Experience or the official Walt Disney World website.

Disney Jollywood Nights overview

Event Details

Jazzy Holidays offers an evening of smooth holiday tunes from a live pianist and an event-exclusive menu of light bites.

This dining experience will not feature the standard Hollywood Brown Derby menu; attendees can expect a specially curated selection designed to complement the holiday theme and ambiance.

Reservations: Due to limited capacity, reservations are strongly recommended. Reservations begin on September 17, 2024, via My Disney Experience.

Ticket Requirements: A valid ticket for Disney Jollywood Nights is required to attend Jazzy Holidays. The ticket for Disney Jollywood Nights is not included with the dining reservation and must be purchased separately.

Menu and Age Restrictions: The event-exclusive menu will be the only option available during Jazzy Holidays, and standard dining options at The Hollywood Brown Derby will not be offered.

Disney Jollywood Nights

Disney Jollywood Nights returns for its second year in 2024, from November 9 through December 21, and promises a five-hour holiday event filled with festive entertainment on select nights.

Disney Holidays in Hollywood

This separately ticketed event will feature a new dazzling skating show on Hollywood Boulevard, performed by international champion skaters to beloved holiday tunes. Attendees can also look forward to over 20 unique character experiences, including favorites like Phineas and Ferb, Santa Duffy, and Santa Stitch, as well as new characters such as Bo Peep, Lotso, Baloo, and King Louie from TaleSpin. In addition to the skating show, guests can enjoy a variety of entertainment offerings like “What’s This? Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Sing-Along,” “Disney Holidays in Hollywood,” and “Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM!” Other highlights include the Holiday Fiesta en la Calle in Animation Courtyard, The Twilight Soirée at the Tip Top Club, and Jazzy Holidays at The Hollywood Brown Derby. New merchandise inspired by Ollie the gingerbread man and special culinary treats will also be available. Tickets are priced between $159 to $179, with discounts available for Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club Members.

The Twilight Soirée at The Tip-Top Club

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C33Mom5 days ago

I am nervous about all the positive reports because I wanted to stay low crowds for our visit next week. But in all seriousness, glad to hear you had a great time— would be a true delight to go to a holiday party that isn’t a 20-45m wait for everything. Do you have a recommendation for which Glisten show to see and how early you need to be there?

CampbellzSoup5 days ago

I had the best time at Jollywood Nights. The actual best time. Danced at the tip top club had many treats saw all the shows and pretty much all the characters with little to no waits. This is the best item by far:

drkarcher226 days ago

I’m admittedly biased because I used to work there but I genuinely think SeaWorld does the Christmas stuff really well. The skating show is great, the nativity show isn’t for me but I can’t say it’s bad, the Rudolph area is nice and the decorations are well done especially the giant Christmas trees in their lake

mattpeto6 days ago

We actually enjoyed nearly all the Jollywood snacks. And all the ones we got were snack credits on the DDP. Kermit shake Turkey turnover Buffalo chicken spring rolls Chicken empanadas and street corn Mexican Hot Cocoa Cheesecake Cauliflower tacos Only thing we didn’t like was Taco ‘bout a Holiday Cookie.

Squishy6 days ago

I like the skating show, kind of sad the main complaint I'm seeing about it is that there are no characters in it, its probably the first mid budget show with little ip in a while.

tanc9 days ago

Yuca con Chicharrón and the duffy brownie were to die for! I'm not joking when I say it, the Yuca was probably the best quick service food I ever had at WDW resort. It was that good, and it really reminded me of Disneyland. The coca cola brownie is just a fantastic desert, the acidity from the coke pairs very well with it. the mexican hot chocolate cheese cake was decent and I say skip the kermit shake, really wasn't that special imo.

gerarar11 days ago

Bunch of changes to Disney Holidays in Hollywood this year. The live stage production special aspect is gone now. There’s no more voiceover “show director” doing the transitions between the segments. Because of above, the old transitions have been replaced with more Kermit and Piggy. They have a bunch of new and updated lines and stuff. They took the lack of Muppet feedback from last year to heart, which is good. Tiana’s 2nd song, Up on the House Top, was axed. Instead her original first song is extended and played as she exits the stage. Mickey and Minnie’s segment got new backup vocals. Also some new choreography. The transition before the Belle segment and the finale was changed from the main vocals talking to Kermit and Piggy. The lighting has been updated throughout the show, thanks to the theater lighting tech upgrades that occurred recently. Looks so much better now and obvious. More decorations on the stage. The lit garland hanging on the top is new (see screenshots below, top is 2024 vs 2023 bottom). Tiana and Belle now come out earlier in the finale and sing. This was another miscue from last year that was fixed, imo. Show length is now 25 mins versus 27 mins. This is due to the cut down on the long (maybe awkward) transitions from last years version. Overall the show flows much better and is a big improvement from last year.

YodaMan11 days ago

Doctor Strange is making unadvertised appearances

jrhwdw11 days ago

Guess that Rink isn't too small! Good Show!

Chip Chipperson11 days ago

Does anyone know if any of the QS food locations have their regular menus available during this event or are they only serving the special party snacks? I know mobile ordering isn't available bit that's not unusual for special events.

jrhwdw11 days ago

At least something can be done on a Rink that size........... I do like the Song!

Touchdown11 days ago

Just a reminder of a show you can see in Orlando, free with regular admission:

DCBaker11 days ago

Here's a short preview of Glisten!:

C33Mom11 days ago

Thank you! It looks like maybe the optimal move is to show up during the 10:30 show so you can scoot forward as people leave at 10:45ish and then only have to wait 30m until the 11:15 show starts?