2016 Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party dates
Yesterday Liz a faithful Crew member of the S.S. KtP Facebook did some sleuthing and found the Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party dates for 2016. Here they are:
She found the info on Disney World's official website and made a screenshot. She had 94% battery life and only 3 bars on At&t, but was wisely using WIFI :) How soon after posting will someone ask if these are real?
- November 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15, 18, 27, 29
- December 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11, 13, 15, 16, 18, 22
Dates are different from 2015 in case anyone was wondering if it was left over information. It will also be the first year when the parties end on a Thursday, instead of Friday.
Happy Planning!
Kenny, why do you prefer Sunday for the Christmas party?
Sunday is a transition day for travelers and locals work on Monday
Thank you so much KtP - this makes planning dining for December so much easier knowing when MVMCP dates are going to be. You are the best! (Fingers crossed low crowds in early December)
Also, any suggestions on what day of week are best for party?
I like Sunday
Kenny when should Disney release the park hours for December so I can figure out what night I can do the Christmas party?
Dec park hours are released in May.
That stinks. I was so hoping to be able to do both Haloween and Christmas parties but I only get a week of vacation :( will they at least have the dream lights on before that?
Curious if you have any sense of school breaks for 2016-2017. Our schools have break until January 9, and we'd love to go to Disney after New Year's when we think others may be back in school. Unless everyone has the late break we have?
Most schools return on Jan 2 or 3
Lots of schools are on break Dec. 17 and go back Jan. 2.
I see the same dates on Disney's website. https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/events-tours/magic-kingdom/mickeys-very-merry-christmas-party/
Do you know when the tickets will go on sale?
Maybe April?
Thankyou you are awesome! !!!!
No idea when they will be available for purchase yet huh ?
Nope