Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party Sells Out Most Dates - See Remaining Availability

Nov 18, 2024 in "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party"

Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 2023 highlights
Posted: Monday November 18, 2024 7:10am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party at Walt Disney World continues to be a highly sought-after event for 2024, with nearly all of the November dates now sold out.

As of today, every November date for this ticketed event is unavailable, except for November 21. Five dates remain available in December, priced between $199 and $219.

Sold-Out Dates So Far in 2024:

  • November: 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 22, 24, 26, 27, 29
  • December: 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 20

Remaining Event Dates in 2024:

  • November: 21
  • December: 12, 13, 15, 17, 19

Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party takes place from 7:00 pm to midnight.

Ticket holders will be admitted to Magic Kingdom park as early as 4:00 pm on the valid date of their ticket.These date-specific event tickets do not require an additional day theme park ticket or theme park reservation.

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    wdwmagic18 days ago

    I'm going to close this thread now that we have 2025 details https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/walt-disney-world-holidays-2025.986347/

    wdwmagic18 days ago

    Yes

    DisneyDreamer0818 days ago

    Does Fantasmic still happen for day guests on a Jollywood night?

    DisneyDreamer0818 days ago

    On sale July 16th for resort guests

    Disone18 days ago

    Heard and okay. Fingers crossed 🤞 then

    TheMaxRebo18 days ago

    No idea if they would ever do it but would be nice to see the gingerbread house somewhere at Disney Springs and would make it easier for people (locals) to get there and buy gingerbread and no overrun Grand Flo

    Disone18 days ago

    It's the opposite, they went out of there way to avoid this. It was suppose to happen in 23, pushed to 24 and then Pushed back again to 25 and possibly 26. Finally they ripped the bandaid off and just said do it in 2025 and get it over with. If they were trying to get rid of foot traffic they would also get rid of all the other gingerbread displays at the other Resorts. None of which make us much money as the gingerbread house at the Grand. No the Disney accountants are not trying to find ways decrease foot traffic with acceptable declines in revenue. If they're making money they're perfectly okay with the front traffic. The new bar may bring a new year-around revenue stream but they will still get a huge revenue boost by doing the gingerbread house. It's not a one or the other type thing. I'm more interested in how that Christmas tree is going to fit with the bar there. I'm waiting for the announcement, and I don't have inside knowledge on this just speculating on my own, that the Christmas tree in the lobby will also be canceled for 2025. I can't imagine they're going to put the tree so close to an actual construction site. And then once it's done will there be room for the tree?

    aladdin200718 days ago

    Heard this as well, not necessarily for that reason, though probably a part of it. I can't see the bar and gingerbread house operating at the same time that would be a mess. This was their way out of it and the cost of doing it, regardless of what two month profit came in from it, the bar will bring in year round profit to make up for it. Disney has been trying to decrease foot traffic for a while now across property. Bad business in my opinion, but their messed accounting reigns supreme.

    Schweino18 days ago

    Ive always wondered why they would add another thing to generate a queue/line (bar) when that place can get super packed when GH is up and running. Sounds like the GF lobby is going to get even worse.

    Brian18 days ago

    It is absolutely coming back.

    mattpeto18 days ago

    I hope you’re right. I’m skeptical.

    Ayla18 days ago

    Dreamlights will never return as long as they are using projections.

    Disone18 days ago

    Imagine the Goodwill they would generate, if they brought both back? This year. On the heels of closing the Muppet's and the rivers of America, they need this Goodwill. I used to think statements of the attendance decline were overstated. Maybe 10-15% which isn't good by any business model at all but it's also not the end of the world and somewhat expected with epic opening down the street. But having been there recently on Sunday, oh my God it was way more than 10 to 15%. The Magic Kingdom felt like Disneyland on a Wednesday in September. I think Walt Disney World is in dire need of some wins and good will with their guests But I also believe they are woefully unaware of this. :(

    Disone18 days ago

    Nope. It will be back. Too much of a money maker. And honestly amount of grand Floridian guests complaining about the crowds are easily outmatched by the amount of Grand Floridian guests complaining that there's no gingerbread house. The gingerbread house has a direct impact in excess of $1 million in revenue for the Grand and an indirect impact in the ability to sell rooms during the holiday season at extremely high rates.