Tickets now on sale for the 2019 Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Monday April 8, 2019 8:50am ET · "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party"

Tickets are now on sale for the 2019 Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, which will feature an all new firework spectacular this year.

The cheapest ticket remains at $99 as it was last year, although the highest price ticket goes up from $125 last year to $139 for this year.

Event dates for 2019 are:

November 8, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 21, 22, 24
December 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 22

As in previous years, pricing varies depending on the date of the party. Passholders can get $5 discount on the advance pricing listed below.

November 11, 12, 14, 17, 21:

  • Advance purchase: $99 adult, $94 child
  • Day of purchase: $109 adult, $104 child

November 8, 15, 22 and December 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15:

  • Advance purchase: $109 adult, $104 child
  • Day of purchase: $119 adult, $114 child

November 24 and December 1, 6, 13, 17:

  • Advance purchase: $115 adult, $110 child
  • Day of purchase: $125 adult, $120 child

December 19

  • Advance purchase: $129 adult, $124 child
    Day of purchase: $139 adult, $134 child

December 20, 22:

  • Advance purchase and Day of purchase: $139 adult, $134 child

Visit the official website for ticket purchases.

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The cheapest ticket remains at $99 as it was last year, although the highest price ticket goes up from $125 last year to $139 for this year.
↩ replying to wdwmagic
Last year there where three November dates that were $95. It seems that a lot of the days that where $99 last year are now $109.
I believe this year’s party will have one less cricket.
2019, the year of new fireworks shows across the World. EPCOT, and a double dose at the Magic Kingdom.
↩ replying to MansionButler84
Excellent... depending on the music. The current version is mostly just seasonal songs with a few carol licks thrown in. Which is OK and much better than the shrill pop versions of the songs at Halloween. Though, it is a bit dated with a 50's choral sound which sounds all mushy (musically) to me. I hope whoever did the music for HEA is doing the music for Halloween and Holidays.
I've never been and thinking about it. How are the lines for the rides during this event?
↩ replying to MisterPenguin
I believe it’s the HEA team and not Davison. Disney is frantically working to add new entertainment offerings to non-DHS parks for obvious reasons this fall.
↩ replying to rhino4evr
Depends. They've been selling more and more tickets each year, so, it isn't very light in attendance any more. Then it depends on the crowd whether they're more interested in the rides or the Holiday events.

I will say this as a recommendation: If you're going because you want short lines to rides, be prepared to be disappointed. You could get lucky, or not. If not, there's no stance to complain, since it's not advertised as a short-wait-in-line event like After Hours is.
↩ replying to MansionButler84
Any hope of them also doing the music to replace the disaster of their July 4 show? :D
↩ replying to MisterPenguin
thanks, was thinking the Sunday before Thanksgiving...which I would imagine will be one of the busier days since a lot of people go to the parks that week. I'm not really that interested in the parades shows. To me I'd just like to not have to plan a Fast Pass schedule to enjoy my time.
↩ replying to rhino4evr
Well, there are no FPs available during the event, and so the lines generally feel less of a wait because they keep moving.

The Holiday event has a very good parade and it will now seem to have a new really good fireworks show. The stage show is OK, but little kids should enjoy it since it features all the Fantasyland characters and Toy Story.

During mid-December, the Holiday event is less crowded than the non-even nights because everyone who didn't get a ticket is now funneled to those non-event nights.

For the before-Thanskgiving events, they should be the least crowded nights for the event with the exception of the first one of the year, which usually sells out (because there are thousands and thousands of vloggers!!!!1!1!*).

*Actually, it's all the local APers
↩ replying to MisterPenguin
Not until they start Mickey’s Oh Say Can You Sweat Fourth of July Party next May. Only specially-ticketed events get upgrades.
So, question... are they changing the 4th Of July and NYE shows too?
↩ replying to MansionButler84
Until the crowds that show up on July 4 demand their money back because they didn't get HEA. :D
↩ replying to MisterPenguin
I've never been because I want to live but is the show that bad?