December Dates Selling Out for 2024 Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, Including Last Night Before Christmas

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Posted: Friday October 25, 2024 3:#5pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Walt Disney World's popular ticketed holiday event, Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, has now sold out for three additional dates at Magic Kingdom: December 3, 5, and 20.

These latest sold-out nights join November 8 and 11, which have already reached capacity.

Mickey's Most Merriest Celebration

This separately ticketed event includes classic entertainment like Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade, Minnie's Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks Show, and Mickey's Most Merriest Celebration castle stage show. Guests can enjoy complimentary cookies and cocoa while exploring the fully decorated park and holiday-themed attractions.

Event dates include:

November 8 (sold out), 11 (sold out), 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 21, 22, 24, 26, 27, 29
December 1, 3 (sold out), 5 (sold out), 6, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20 (sold out)

Event tickets for 2024 cost $169 to $219 per ticket, while tickets for 2023 ranged from $159 to $199 per person.

Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club Members can save $10 per ticket to Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party—valid only for the following event nights:

November 8, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 21 and 22
December 1, 3, and 5

Minnie's Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks show 2021

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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monothingie3 hours ago

I don't think any of the Jollywood Nights events have sold out yet? I think the only one was maybe the first one last year?

DCBaker3 hours ago

The Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party dates on December 3 and 20 are now sold out.

Tuvalu12 hours ago

I don’t think so. I have ordered only dessert at The Plaza before (and left a generous tip.) That said, it will be lunchtime and we’ll order food too.

meggo81914 hours ago

Nov. 10 is one of the days we planned to be at MK on our upcoming trip. The idea of seeing the parade “for free” is appealing, but is it going to be so crowded that we regret even being in the park!? I’m nervous now!

C33Mom15 hours ago

I’m assuming we each need to order an entree before we can unlock the cake. I don’t mind paying for it, but would prefer to save stomach space for other holiday related junk food. I am really curious about the turkey gravy loaded fries (which I won’t get to try because they’re behind the party paywall), but contemplating trying to make something like it at home.

DCBaker21 hours ago

Disney has updated the Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party guide with new details for Santa's Christmas Carnival during the party: Santa's Christmas Carnival During Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, Storybook Circus transforms into a land filled with joyful Christmas cheer, friends from the North Pole and—of course—Santa Claus.

Tuvalu22 hours ago

I just booked mine for the cake!

C33Mom23 hours ago

I didn’t see anything I wanted badly enough to change my mind about skipping the party…but I do think my kids will enjoy the s’mores cake enough to book a reservation at the Plaza.

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MisterPenguin1 day ago

Sorry, but any slice of cake less than $25 is obviously not worth it.

WorldExplorer1 day ago

You get access to the food; that's the sweetening the deal. You have to pay for your food at Disney anyway, now you have these special options that ideally will taste very good and look nice. You don't have to personally find it appealing, but that's the idea. It's really not different from the specialty food for the day guests; all park tickets are expensive, but no one is buying the tickets FOR the specialty snack, it's an extra thing to enjoy while you're there. People like variety and seasonal foods. That said, don't get me wrong; I don't go to the parties, I don't think they're worth it (especially buying both a day and party ticket for the same day, which is just nuts), and I absolutely think that their seasonal food selection is getting worse (this Halloween sucked) and the focus on the parties is probably at least partially to blame.

HauntedPirate1 day ago

I agree with you... if only it wasn't behind a $159+ paywall. There are many of the party-only items that I bet would be big sellers if they were available to the unwashed masses. It shouldn't be that difficult to add a menu item or two at each location for 2 months.