More passholder discount nights at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party events
Dewayne Bevil, Featured, Tickets and Deals — By Dewayne Bevil on December 3, 2009 at 12:30 pm
Toy soldiers march through the Magic Kingdom during the "Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime" parade during Mickey's Very Merry Christmas party.
Eligible dates now include every night of the celebrations except for the final one on Dec. 18, according to the passholder page of DisneyWorld.com. Remaining dates are Dec. 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15 and 17.
Tickets must be purchased in advance and are not available onsite or day-of event. Passholders can purchase for themselves and up to three guests. Purchases are made at DisneyWorld.com or by calling 407-WDISNEY.
The savings is $10 per ticket. Passholders will pay $49 general, $43 for ages 3-9.
Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party is a separate-ticket, after-hours event closed to regular day guests of the theme park. The evening includes the Once Upon a Christmas Time parade, the Holiday Wishes fireworks presentation and the totally new “A Totally Tomorrowland Christmas” show plus Disney characters in their holiday finest.
Tags: Annual passholders, Disney World, Holidays, Magic Kingdom, Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party
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We went to the opening night of Mickey’s Christmas Party. That was the night it was raining so we missed the Totally Tomorrowland Christmas show. Have you seen it? How was it?
We went to the December 4th,2009 party.The day it rained like a monsoon. In spite of the rain and cold the night was magical.The parade went off ten minutes late.Timed perfect to match an opening in the clouds.It was funny to see Santa holding a very large umbrella. Like magic it started raining as it ended. One hour later the special fireworks and drizzle at best. The park was perfect as it glistened from the light rains.The staff made every rain a comical experience. True, as we left there was over a hundred families asking for a ticket to return another night but that was a small number compared to the thousands who were patient. Only one item surprised us. The Country Bear’s no longer have a Christmas show. We along with a hundred others went in thinking it was going to be a special show. Were we surprised to hear they cancelled that show back in 2005. None of the staff could explain that. They acknowleged 99 % of the people walking in thought we were going to see “Big Al” with a Santa Cap…
That’s because the tickets aren’t selling at regular prices. We used to go to this event every year until they started jacking the prices up so high. Now we just do the Nancy Reagan and ‘just say no’.
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We used to go to this event every year until they started jacking the prices up so high. Now we just do the Nancy Reagan and ‘just say no’.