For a stress-free Disney or Universal Studios vacation, let the FREE expert planners at Royal Carriage Vacations take care of every detail including dining reservations, applying discounts, and onboard cruise credit.
Christmas has arrived in Walt Disney World! If you’re heading to the “most magical place on Earth” for a little Christmas cheer in the coming weeks, you’ll be thrilled to know Park Pass Reservations have now been restored for ALL Guests! We have all of the available dates for you here!
Christmas is a the most wonderful time to wear ears in Walt Disney World, and every year Guests can’t wait to celebrate!
This year is no exception. Although Christmas looks very different in Walt Disney World, Guests are still here for it!
Park Passes are booking quickly at this time of year. Previously, Disney’s Hollywood Studios was fully booked.
If you’re heading to Disney any time soon, you should grab those reservations now before they book up again!
Annual Passholders
Annual Passholders, run, run as fast as you can!
Full Park Pass availability is now available for all Annual Passholders from November 29 through December 31!
The only exception is on Christmas Day. Magic Kingdom is unavailable for Annual Passholders on December 25.
Guests with Theme Park Tickets
If you have Theme Park tickets, head over to make your Park Passes now before they book up!
Availability has been restored for many parks for Guests with tickets. The beginning of December looks great, but the end is more limited.
During the last two weeks of December, Disney’s Hollywood Studios is completely books for Guests with tickets.
Disney Resort Guests
Disney Resort Guests will find availability in the first three weeks of December for all parks!
The end of the month is tough for Guests who want to visit Disney’s Hollywood Studios, but the other parks have some availability.
Raising Capacity?
Disney CEO Bob Chapek has stated that the cap on capacity for Disney World remains at 25%, despite releasing more Park Passes. The parks feel busier than ever, but the company claims this is due to more people feeling safe enough to visit Walt Disney World.
What are your thoughts? Will you be visiting Walt Disney World this holiday season? Let us know on Kenny the Pirate’s Facebook Page, or join our crew and continue the discussion!
Share the love!
