Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party November nights all sold out

Every November date for Disney World’s Christmas party is gone, plus most of December. Six nights are still on sale, and they cost $219 to $229. Here’s what’s left and what you get.

If you were waiting for a cheap November night at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, we have bad news. They’re all gone.

Sunday, Nov. 29, was the last November night with tickets on sale. BlogMickey reported on Nov. 4 that it has now sold out, which wipes November off the board entirely. That’s 12 of 12 November dates, and the party hasn’t even opened yet. Opening night is Sunday, Nov. 8.

The December side isn’t looking much better. By BlogMickey’s count, 19 of the season’s 25 party nights are now sold out. Friday, Dec. 4, and Sunday, Dec. 6, have also sold out in recent days.

Which Very Merry Christmas Party dates are still available?

Six nights were still on sale as of Nov. 4, according to BlogMickey. All of them are in December:

• Tuesday, Dec. 8: $219

• Thursday, Dec. 10: $219

• Friday, Dec. 11: $224

• Sunday, Dec. 13: $224

• Tuesday, Dec. 15: $224

• Thursday, Dec. 17: $229

Those prices are per ticket plus tax, for guests ages 10 and up. Kids ages 3 to 9 pay $10 less on every remaining night. The last three nights of the season, Dec. 18, 20 and 22, sold out a while ago. Dec. 22, the night closest to Christmas, was one of the first to go back in early October.

Disney’s own event page doesn’t show which nights are sold out. It does warn that tickets are limited and may not be available on the day of the party. So if one of those six nights works for you, we wouldn’t sit on it.

Is the Annual Passholder discount gone?

For this year’s party, yes. Disney offered Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club members $10 off on select nights from Nov. 8 to 20 and from Nov. 29 to Dec. 3. Nov. 29 was the last of those discount nights still for sale, and it’s now sold out too.

That means Passholders pay the same price as everybody else on the nights that remain. BlogMickey noted that the cheaper and discounted nights have sold out first all season long. That tracks.

What do you get at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party?

The party runs from 7 p.m. to midnight at Magic Kingdom. Disney says ticket holders can enter the park as early as 4 p.m. without a separate park ticket.

Here’s what’s included, per Disney’s event page:

• Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade, with Santa at the end

• Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks Show

• Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration, the stage show at Cinderella Castle

• Cookies and festive drinks at no extra cost

• Frozen Holiday Surprise, Santa’s Christmas Carnival and Club Tinsel

• Holiday character greetings

Disney also confirmed a free keepsake ornament for this year’s guests. Dessert parties, dining and specialty merch cost extra.

One more thing to know before you buy. Disney’s page says the parade, fireworks, stage show and character meets are subject to cancellation for bad or incoming weather. The page doesn’t mention refunds.

Can you still get into a Disney World Christmas party in November?

Magic Kingdom is out of luck, but Disney’s Hollywood Studios has its own holiday event, Disney Jollywood Nights, and it opens Saturday, Nov. 7.

It’s selling out, too. BlogMickey reports that Nov. 7, Nov. 14 and Nov. 28 are already gone. Jollywood Nights has 15 dates this season, running into January for the first time, with the last one on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2027. Adult tickets start at $169 and top out at $199, per BlogMickey’s price list. That’s $20 less than the cheapest Very Merry night still on sale.

Just know it’s a different party, with its own shows, at a different park.

Why do Disney’s Christmas parties keep selling out?

Disney caps how many tickets it sells each night, and demand has been strong all fall. The first Very Merry night sold out back on Sept. 29. The cheapest nights went by mid-October, and Thanksgiving week followed later that month.

There’s also the price climb to consider. The season started at $189 for the cheapest nights. Now the floor is $219. If you’re planning for 2027, the lesson is pretty clear: buy early, and buy the weeknights.

We found no sign that Disney plans to release extra tickets, so we’d treat sold out as sold out. If plans change, we’ll let you know.

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 (Nov. 4, 2026), sold-out count, remaining dates and prices, Jollywood Nights sellouts and prices

• WDWNT (Nov. 1, 2026), earlier sellout tracking and Passholder discount status

• WDWMagic (Nov. 4, 2026), November sellout report

• Walt Disney World (event page), party hours, early entry, inclusions, discount dates and weather policy

• Disney Goofballs (YouTube, Dec. 20, 2025), parade video

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