Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party 2024: Full Entertainment Schedule

Nov 08, 2024 in "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party"

Posted: Friday November 8, 2024 10:30am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

The schedule for Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party entertainment lineup is here, bringing some seasonal magic to Magic Kingdom as festivities begin November 9, 2023.

For guests attending, here’s when and where you can catch the highlights:

Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration: This festive stage show will be performed multiple times throughout the evening at 7:40 pm, 9:25 pm, 10:35 pm, and a final show at 11:55 pm. It runs about 20 minutes and is packed with holiday cheer. (Cinderella Castle)

Mickey's Most Merriest Celebration 2022
Frozen Holiday Surprise: A short but heartwarming spectacle starring Elsa and friends, this show will light up the night at 8:15 pm with a runtime of 7 minutes. (Cinderella Castle)

Frozen Holiday Surprise
Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade: The beloved parade will roll through twice each night at 8:30 pm and again at 11 pm. This holiday parade starts in Frontierland and ends in Town Square, lasts 20 minutes and features favorite characters, holiday floats, and plenty of Christmas spirit.

Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade 2022 - Main Street U.S.A.
Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks: Light up the night sky with Minnie’s festive fireworks show at 10 pm. Lasting 12 minutes, this display brings all the holiday magic to Cinderella Castle and beyond.

Minnie's Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks show 2022

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HauntedPirate57 minutes ago

I saw a similar time for FoP several of the past few days. Safari has been long but not quite that long so far this week. I have also seen SDD and Rise at those level multiple days this week, so nothing new there.

spectromagic041 hour ago

Definitely looks like Animal and Studios are the busiest parks today.

castlecake2.02 hours ago

I work there

Cliff2 hours ago

If a posted wait time says "65min" and if you walk up to a Cast Member and ask them how long the wait time "actually" is, even if they KNOW the wait is only 15-20 min, they are NOT allowed to tell you that. They are under strict "instructions" to ONLY repeat the "official" wait time and NOT the "real" time. How many billions of reports do we need to see from regular people who say the "official" wait time was much longer than the real wait time? Also, Cast Member's who operate the rides know "exactly" how many trains and boats they are told to run everyday. It's not a conspiracy theory. People who work there know what is going on.

castlecake2.02 hours ago

This is one of those conspiracies that won’t die. Attractions don’t purposely decrease capacity to sell lightning lanes.

Cliff3 hours ago

If you think of it, these are all just "markets" that Disney can sell to. Christianity, Judaism or any other religion are just consumer "markets". Even holiday Pagan myths like trees, mistletoe, wreaths and Yule logs and plenty of other non-Christian/Jewish symbols too! Yes, even the Latin American and African holiday stuff too. Yes, even non-holiday LGBTQIA++ groups are a market that Disney can sell to. Disney is just appealing to the MANY "tribes" in the world and trying to provide something for everybody. Yes, even Atheists too. If you identify with it, go buy tickets and merchandise for it. If you don't identify with it, then avoid it? Simple solution?

bmr15915 hours ago

It's the Christmas story being read from the Bible. I'm not sure how you go into that thinking it won't be religious.

kenpsu6 hours ago

I like attending the Candlelight Processional to enjoy a nice story, good music, and singing. I don't attend as much expecting to be indoctrinated into a religion.

bmr15916 hours ago

I mean, EPCOT has plenty of different religious celebrations during Festival of the Holidays. In one so overt as the Candlelight Processional, one so distinctly Christian, I think it's fair to let it be just that. No need to water it down. If someone isn't interested in the Christmas story or hearing what Christians believe about God and Jesus, don't go to the Processional. It isn't that difficult. The Processional is inherently religious because that's what it's all about. You may consider it a way for Disney to exact more money from people (and they may see it as that as well), but there are plenty in the audience who enjoy a religious moment during a busy season that reminds us of the reason for the season.

MisterPenguin6 hours ago

That tag included the line: "With God as our father..." So, I'm glad you've reconsidered your stance on religion in theme parks.

Bocabear6 hours ago

likewise...literally....

MisterPenguin6 hours ago

Walt himself started the Candlelight Procession in Disneyland. So, you're arguing with the Father of Themeparks in this regard. World showcase is about the culture of various nations. Human culture includes religion, and so, it is showcased in World Showcase. In addition to the Candlelight Procession, the art and architecture found in the national pavilions showcase that region's religions. And you're purposely misconstruing what I originally said with this Straw Man argument claiming that I'm against "peace" which is not at all my argument. So, congratulations on defeated a premise that was never made. It was genius. LOL

Bocabear6 hours ago

I loved the old ROE Holiday tag that added Let There Be Peace On Earth...ending with hundreds of candles floating on the lake surface... It was so beautiful... Peace can exist without dragging someone's personal religion into it... and Peace as a goal is a wonderful thing...

Cliff7 hours ago

Tron, three hours? I have to wonder how many trains and boats they put on the tracks lately. Burbank KNOWS the world is watching wait times and making charts on them. It is certainly in Burbank's very best interest to make sure that lines are "long". 1.) Long wait times increase those sweet and juicy app purchases to skip the line. 2.) Long wait times create the "look" for those carefully watching that park's financial numbers are awesome. "Short" lines are very, VERY bad for Burbank today. How do you keep them looking good? Adjust the rider number-per-hour capacity in Burbank's favor. Add/remove trains and boats to get the "good" numbers they want and then post wait times that are worse than the actual time. Burbank knows what they are doing and Cast Members know what's going on ;-)