MAGIC KINGDOM

Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party:  tickets are required for the merriest Christmas party. This usually starts at 6.00 and you can see the snow fall on Main Street, also enjoy cookies and cocoa to help keep you warm, and watch a magical holiday parade with characters in festive costumes, and a special presentation of Wishes fireworks around the castle. All the rides are open as usual.

You can meet Santa Claus at the small garden next to City Hall.

EPCOT

The entrance to Epcot has beautiful poinsettia trees. The Lights of Winter illuminate the walkway between Future World and World Showcase, they light up with festive musical scores. Also the fountains at the entrance dance along to the music.

There is a Tree Lighting Ceremony each night at 6pm. All the lights go out and then the tree comes to life.

Candlelight Processional: There is a wonderful choir and orchestra together with a guest narrator. Lots of carols and festive songs to listen to.

Storytelling around World Showcase: As you stroll around the World Showcase, there are storytellers from each of the countries.

IllumiNations, Reflections of Earth: Not forgetting the daily firework and music spectacular with extra fireworks at the end just for Christmas.

 DISNEY-MGM STUDIOS

Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights: Lots of lights on the buildings and they twinkle along with the music. Snow is falling as well!!

The parade has lots of characters in their Christmas finery!

DISNEY’S ANIMAL KINGDOM

Jammin’ Jungle parade has characters dressed in their Christmas finery.

Camp Minnie-Mickey has carolers and photo opportunities with the characters in their Christmas get ups.

DOWNTOWN DISNEY

There are carolers and live music at Downtown Disney and Father Christmas can be found in his hut by the lake.

DISNEY HOTELS

All the Disney hotels put on a great show. There are beautiful swags in the lobbies, wonderful trees, there are roundabouts made from chocolate, houses made from gingerbread and lots of other decorations.

ICE AT GAYLORD PALMS

Have a great time looking at the ice sculptures at Gaylord Palms. You will need to be warmly wrapped up and you are supplied with extra thick coats while you walk through the Ice Pavilion.