Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 2025: Every November Date Now Sold Out

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Monday November 3, 2025 4:45pm ET · "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party"
Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 2025: Every November Date Now Sold Out
Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party sold out sign

The early holiday rush continues at Walt Disney World, as all November 2025 dates for Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party are now sold out. The last available November night has reached capacity, marking a quick sellout pattern similar to last year's event.

This means that guests hoping to experience the party this season will now need to look to December dates, several of which remain available, though likely not for long.

Remaining Dates with Tickets Available

  • December 7 (Sunday) - $209
  • December 9 (Tuesday) - $209
  • December 11 (Thursday) - $209
  • December 12 (Friday) - $219
  • December 14 (Sunday) - $219
  • December 16 (Tuesday) - $219
  • December 18 (Thursday) - $219
  • December 19 (Friday) - $229

The December 19 date, just days before Christmas week, is currently the most expensive of the remaining nights at $229 per person (plus tax). The pace of ticket sales is tracking closely with last year, when every night sold out by November 30. 

Frozen Holiday Surprise

2025 Ticket Pricing and Availability

Tickets for Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party now range from $179 to $229 per person, plus tax, depending on the date. Early November dates offered the best value, while mid-to-late December events remain the most expensive.

As of today, tickets are still available for the remaining 21 party nights, running through December 19, 2025.

The 2025 sellout pattern continues to align closely with previous years. In 2024, opening night was the first to sell out, and by the end of November, every date had reached capacity. If the current trend continues, 2025 could see a similar timeline.

Very Merry Christmas Party Ticket Prices: Full Breakdown by Date

Event Highlights

Guests attending the party can look forward to:

  • Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade featuring Santa Claus
  • Minnie's Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks
  • Mickey's Most Merriest Celebration stage show
  • Frozen Holiday Surprise at Cinderella Castle
  • Seasonal overlays such as the Jingle Cruise and festive versions of Space Mountain and Mad Tea Party
  • Complimentary cookies and cocoa available at treat stations throughout the park

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↩ replying to aladdin2007
Park open on Main Street tends to have that visual.
↩ replying to aladdin2007
Based on the sun, this was soon after opening.
↩ replying to spectromagic04
Those are both different teams and generally arrive separately
Disney has confirmed gingerbread displays are coming soon to these Walt Disney World Resorts through January 1:

Disney’s Contemporary Resort
Disney’s BoardWalk Inn
Disney’s Beach Club Resort
Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
Nice to see decorations added to Pooh, Seven Dwarves, Circus and Frontierland! Same exact places that got buffed Halloween decorations this year. Hopefully the trend continues next year and Tomorrowland/Adventureland get some love!
↩ replying to monothingie
Just to be the contrarian…

Halloween is too long these days. Starts too early. The worst “holiday”. 😭

I wish they would give me Christmas for the same amount of time, if not longer.
↩ replying to wdwmagic
Some of these are repeats. The dessert cup at Epcot food and wine was the same as last year, too. Getting a little lazy in the “coming up with new ideas” this year.
I have a question for model train fans. What is the gauge of the train that Disney has under the Town Square Tree? I know the train itself is custom but I was wondering if you can actually buy a train set this large? If so where might one buy something like this?
It’s too bad Disney doesn’t sell figurines of the toy soldiers like the ones under the Town square tree. Probably would cost them to much and to to much demand.
New Storybook Circus Christmas Holiday Decorations 2025
Apparently no Frozen Holiday Surprise till Monday November 10th???
↩ replying to wdwmagic
That rotating popcorn tin may be the nicest-looking thing they’ve put out in a while.