Three more party nights are gone, including the night before Thanksgiving and the Friday after. Here’s what’s left at Magic Kingdom, what it costs and what else to know for a holiday trip.
Thanksgiving week is officially booked at Magic Kingdom’s holiday party.
Disney World’s Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party has sold out Nov. 25, Nov. 27 and Dec. 18, BlogMickey reported Saturday, Oct. 24. That brings the total to 13 of 25 nights, more than half the season.
The party hasn’t even started yet. It runs on select nights from Sunday, Nov. 8, to Tuesday, Dec. 22, and opening night is sold out, too.
Which Very Merry Christmas Party nights are sold out?
These 13, according to BlogMickey’s check of Disney’s calendar:
Nov. 8, 9, 12, 13, 17 and 20
Nov. 24, 25 and 27
Dec. 1, 18, 20 and 22
That’s up from seven sold-out nights when PNP checked Disney’s calendar on Oct. 12. Dec. 22, the last party of the season and the closest to Christmas, sold out Oct. 3.
Are any Thanksgiving week party nights left?
No. Nov. 24 was the season’s first night to sell out, back on Sept. 29, BlogMickey said.
Nov. 25, the night before Thanksgiving, cost $209. Nov. 27, the Friday after, cost $219. Neither had an Annual Passholder discount.
The closest night still on sale is Sunday, Nov. 29, at $214, or $204 for Annual Passholders.
Which Very Merry Christmas Party nights are still available?
Twelve, BlogMickey reported. Here’s what each costs for guests 10 and older:
$194: Nov. 15 and 19
$214: Nov. 29, Dec. 3 and Dec. 6
$219: Dec. 4, 8 and 10
$224: Dec. 11, 13 and 15
$229: Dec. 17
Kids ages 3 to 9 save $10 per ticket on every date. Dec. 17 is now the only $229 night left, since Dec. 18, 20 and 22 are gone.
When did the cheapest Very Merry nights sell out?
Back on Oct. 16. That’s when Nov. 9, Nov. 13 and Dec. 1 sold out, taking the season’s cheapest nights with them, BlogMickey said.
The three $189 nights, Nov. 9, 12 and 17, are all gone. Annual Passholders paid $179 for those. Opening night and Nov. 20 cost $199 apiece before they sold out.
Which nights still have Annual Passholder discounts?
Four, according to BlogMickey. Nov. 15 and 19 are $184 for Passholders, and Nov. 29 and Dec. 3 are $204.
Discount nights are going faster than the rest. Seven of the 11 discount nights have sold out, compared with six of the 14 other nights, BlogMickey noted.
Will every Very Merry Christmas Party night sell out?
It happened last year. All 25 nights sold out by Nov. 19, 2025, BlogMickey said, and that season’s first party was Nov. 7.
Disney says tickets have limited availability, and they may not be available on the day of the event or earlier. You can buy online or by calling Disney.
What comes with a Very Merry Christmas Party ticket?
The full 2026 entertainment lineup runs every night. That includes these three shows, BlogMickey reported:
Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade
Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks
Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration
Party guests can enter Magic Kingdom as early as 4 p.m., and the party starts at 7 p.m.
Disney announced the 25 dates and the $189 to $229 price range on June 24. Date-based tickets went on sale to all guests July 16.
Here’s a look at last year’s parade, shows and fireworks from DocumentDisney:
What else should Disney World holiday visitors know?
Expect some refurbishment work at the resort hotels. At Disney’s All-Star Music Resort, the Singing Spirits Pool Bar by the Calypso Pool closes for refurbishment Nov. 2, KennythePirate reported. Disney says a temporary pool bar will serve snacks and drinks.
At All-Star Sports, Grandstand Spirits at the Grand Slam Pool closed Sept. 18 and is expected back in mid-December. All-Star Movies is refurbishing rooms in phases through January 2027, which cuts the number of rooms available to book, KennythePirate said.
Disney’s Port Orleans Riverside is busy, too. Its page on Disney World’s website warns that the hotel “is undergoing construction and refurbishments.”
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
BlogMickey (Oct. 24, 2026), the sellouts, prices and party details
KennythePirate, Donna Farmer (Oct. 24, 2026), the All-Star Resort refurbishments
Walt Disney World (Oct. 24, 2026), the Port Orleans Riverside notice
Pirates & Princesses (Oct. 13, 2026), the earlier sellout count
DocumentDisney on YouTube (Nov. 8, 2025), the party video
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