Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party Sells Out Most Dates - See Remaining Availability

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Monday November 18, 2024 7:10am ET · "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party"
Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party Sells Out Most Dates - See Remaining Availability

Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party at Walt Disney World continues to be a highly sought-after event for 2024, with nearly all of the November dates now sold out.

As of today, every November date for this ticketed event is unavailable, except for November 21. Five dates remain available in December, priced between $199 and $219.

Sold-Out Dates So Far in 2024:

  • November: 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 22, 24, 26, 27, 29
  • December: 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 20

Remaining Event Dates in 2024:

  • November: 21
  • December: 12, 13, 15, 17, 19

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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↩ replying to castlecake2.0
Still, the last 4 years are irrelevant, and you have no idea what is in the works. It could be decorated for one private party for all you know. It’s really none of your concern either way.

So what?
↩ replying to Tony the Tigger
I’m not sure I understand your desire to defend blatant and unnecessary cutbacks.

You’re right. It could be decorated for just one private party. And dozens of restaurants across property should be decorated too. They will serve thousands of paying guests every single night while their decor sits collecting dust in the warehouse.
↩ replying to Tony the Tigger
That makes perfect sense. If you want the Disney Difference it will cost you extra.

You're right, all the guests are distracted with buying their premier passes to notice the cutbacks.
↩ replying to monothingie
Hard to notice anything with your head buried in your phone making reservations and checking ride appointments... They are counting on that....When you are in a race to get a lightning lane pass for Guardians of the Galaxy, who has time to notice the lights burned out on the Ladybits tm Planter?
↩ replying to peter11435
Yah I’m not sure the angle they’re going for here. No cast have been recalled for that location since Covid so we know it’s not miraculously going to become a restaurant anytime soon. And it sits roped off so people can’t even just use it as a seating area. But sure yah it’s none of my business lol
Disney sent out recipe cards and stencils to Annual Passholders in the mail as a holiday gift and Disney says there there will be one more recipe card and two silicone stencils available at EPCOT starting December 8:

Hey, Passholders! Receive anything sweet in the mail lately? Well keep those cookie trays out, because we’ve got one more piece of the pie to make all your dessert dreams come true.

As a thank you for spending the holiday season with us, we invite you to stop by Creations Shop December 8 through December 18, 2024 to pick up this Passholder-exclusive recipe card and two silicone baking stencils—available exclusively at EPCOT anytime from Park open to Park close.

Taking inspiration from the brilliant jewels and beloved Characters in Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, we whipped up an apple pie recipe as enticing as a cavern full of diamonds. (Poison apples not included.)

Add a dash of Disney magic to your creation with the accompanying diamond-shaped and Mickey-shaped stencils and you’ve got a pie so good it would make even Grumpy smile.

The icing on the cake? You can save this baking set to use all year long. Be it holiday gatherings or just-cause celebrations, delicious Disney-inspired desserts are always in season.

So, pastry chefs, what are you waiting for? Head on over to Creations Shop at EPCOT starting December 8 and let the holiday baking begin.
↩ replying to DCBaker
While I appreciate the novelty, I think I’d prefer a magnet. Our stencils have been just sitting on the table for days and will probably end up in the garbage. At least I can put a magnet on my car to gloat to strangers
↩ replying to ToTBellHop
Agree. I wasn't sure what I received when it arrived, though. I could figure out the wrapping paper I received last year (or maybe it was two years ago). I admit I haven't used it.
↩ replying to DCBaker
So this is why they increased passholder prices a few weeks ago.
Maybe give pass holders a free cookie at Epcot or something? Negligible cost to get bodies in the park.
↩ replying to ToTBellHop
Unlike a magnet, I wouldn't be making a special trip into a park to pick up a cookie.
↩ replying to JohnD
Depends on the cookie…

The free ice cream I got as a DVC member (I think) last summer seemed like a popular offering.
↩ replying to DCBaker
God, that artwork is hideous.
We don’t need the stencils but my kids were extremely enthusiastic about the Num Num cookies and beignet recipes.
↩ replying to ToTBellHop
And how useful is a thin paperboard stencil for making cookies? I think it says something about "reusable" on the envelope but I wonder how reusable they will end up being. At least the silicone stencils are washable.