Another date has fallen for Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party at Magic Kingdom, and this one closes the book on an entire month. Sunday, November 29, is now sold out, meaning there are no November party nights left to purchase for the 2026 season.
The news arrives just a couple of days after December 6 sold out, and it trims the list of available dates at Walt Disney World Resort down to six.
Remaining Dates
As of this writing, tickets are still on sale for the following nights only: December 8, 10, 11, 13, 15, and 17.
Disney has repeatedly noted that availability is limited for every party date. Judging by the pace of the past several days, that warning is far from boilerplate, and the shrinking calendar suggests the final stretch of the season could go quickly.
Membership Discount Ends
The November 29 sellout has a knock-on effect for a specific group of guests. That night was the final date on which eligible Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club members could save $10 on party admission. The December dates do not offer the discount, so the perk is now off the table for the rest of the season.
Ticket Prices
Pricing for the 2026 party has ranged from $189 to $229, plus tax, depending on the night. The dates that remain are all clustered toward the top of that range, with adult tickets for guests ages 10 and older priced between $214 and $229, plus tax. Children ages 3 to 9 are $10 less. Guests are encouraged to verify current pricing and availability on the official Walt Disney World event page before checking out, as both can change.
Event Details
The separately ticketed event runs on select nights from November 8 through December 22, 2026, and standard theme park tickets do not include entry. Party hours are 7 p.m. to midnight, though guests holding valid party tickets may enter Magic Kingdom starting at 4 p.m., which adds a few hours of park time ahead of the main event.
The entertainment lineup leans heavily into seasonal favorites. Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade sends Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Santa Claus, and other familiar Disney characters through the park, while Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration returns as the party’s stage show. Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks Show serves as the evening’s festive finale.
Party guests also receive complimentary cookies and hot cocoa at designated locations, along with holiday character greetings around the park and access to select attractions. Together, those extras are what separate the event from a standard Magic Kingdom visit.
Planning Ahead
Two sellouts in quick succession have put the remaining December dates under clear pressure. Disney has warned that tickets may sell out before the event takes place, so anyone mapping out a Christmas trip to Walt Disney World would be wise to confirm party availability before booking flights and hotels. Securing the party ticket first and building the rest of the trip around it is the safest approach at this stage.
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