Full character meet and greet line-up and locations for 2023 Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party

Posted: Tuesday November 7, 2023 4:21pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party begins November 11 at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, and we now have the full character meet and greet line-up, along with locations.

Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party overview

Main Street, U.S.A.

- Mickey Mouse
- Jack Skellington and Sally
- Mary Poppins

Fantasyland

- Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum
- Alice and the White Rabbit
- Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore, and Piglet
- Ariel and Prince Eric
- Rapunzel and Flynn Rider, Cinderella and Prince Charming
- Snow White and Prince, Aurora and Prince Phillip
- Belle
- Merida

Storybook Circus

- Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Daisy Duck
- Scrooge McDuck
- Santa Goofy
- Seven Dwarfs

Adventureland

- Aladdin, Abu, Jasmine, and Genie
- Captain Jack Sparrow
- Peter Pan
- Stitch

Frontierland

- Country Bears: Liverlips, Shaker, Wendell, and Big Al
- Tiana and Naveen

Liberty Square

- Santa

Ticket prices this year range from $159-$199 per person. A $10 discount is available for DVC members and Annual Passholders on many nights, including some dates in December.

The 2023 Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party dates are:

November: 9 (Sold out), 10 (Sold out), 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 21, 22, 26, 28, 30
December: 1 (sold out), 3 (sold out), 5 (sold out), 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 21, 22 (sold out)

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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bwr827Jun 09, 2024

Sounds awesome, thanks! Now I’m just trying to figure out whether we can do this late night and then rope drop another park the next morning…

Splash4evaJun 09, 2024

If you are ride oriented yes definitely worth it. The parks are on the lighter side to begin with and during the parties they thin out even more… if you last until the end it will feel like you own the park. Get there at 4 when they open the gates for party ticket people. You will not regret it

wdwmagicJun 09, 2024

Yes the wait times are minimal. The party is busy, but that is mostly around entertainment on Main Street.

bwr827Jun 09, 2024

Resurrecting this thread to ask: is the party worth it if my family’s main focus is the rides? Might we expect ride lines to be short enough that we could go on most attractions twice?

larryzDec 28, 2023

I have my own name for "AccuWeather": "Inaccuweather."

JD80Dec 27, 2023

I had a great time and I think it was ultimately worth the cash for my family of 5. We went on the 19th.

pdude81Dec 26, 2023

Responding to the two posts above me as to why the parties stop before Christmas.

AylaDec 26, 2023

The last party was Dec 22nd.

pdude81Dec 26, 2023

I think if they are going to have massive crowds Christmas week, they don't need to double sell park admission. And if you didn't buy G+ to get on rides, you can at least see the holiday parade and fireworks.

rogerrabbitfan9Dec 25, 2023

Tourism travel has historically dropped off a cliff after New Years. People generally need to get back to life after Christmas.

Mikey73181Dec 25, 2023

I’m actually surprised at the shorter window that the Christmas parties have compared to Halloween. Then Halloween parties run slightly past Halloween, where the Christmas parties actually stop a few days before Christmas and they have the parade, fireworks and stage show during regular hours.