Christmas Day vs MVMCP

[ChipTheRescueRanger]

Hi All





A quick bit of help/ settle an argument with my partner. On Christmas Day at MK you do get to see not only the parade from the party but also the fireworks and Mickey's Most Merriest Celebration show ?





So apart from the cookies and the low crowd level you get the same entertainment ?





Thanks

 

[scrappinginontario]

There are a lot of other things that are part of MVMCP. Stage show, dance party, complimentary cookies and beverages, snow in Main Street and more.

 

[soniam]

The xmas fireworks are showing on the calendar but not the parade. However, last year, after the last party, the parade did show twice a day. It's only the fireworks and parade. No stage show or special characters.

 

[AnnaKristoff2013]

There are a lot of other things that are part of MVMCP. Stage show, dance party, complimentary cookies and beverages, snow in Main Street and more.

Last year they did snow on Main Street during the christmas-new years week while I was there.

 

[ChipTheRescueRanger]

The xmas fireworks are showing on the calendar but not the parade. However, last year, after the last party, the parade did show twice a day. It's only the fireworks and parade. No stage show or special characters.

I found a time table from last year that showed the show performing from the 23-29th on one of the Disney blogs. So seams to be conflicting info on this.

as undercover tourist have "Once the party season is over, Mickey's Most Merriest Celebration typically runs daily through Dec. 31 to regular daytime guests (showtimes vary)."

 

[Disneylover99]

I’d skip the cookies and drinks and head to the MK on Christmas Day.
You will pretty much get the same entertainment the Christmas party has to offer.

Unlike the party, the Christmas Parades are during the day instead of at night Christmas week. Many people prefer the night time version. But I personally enjoy them in the middle of the day on Christmas Day, so you can watch the parade, then leave the MK for a nice, quiet lunch somewhere or head back to your resort to rest and then head back to the MK later for fireworks.

A night time versus daytime parade might be something to consider.

 

[soniam]

I found a time table from last year that showed the show performing from the 23-29th on one of the Disney blogs. So seams to be conflicting info on this.

as undercover tourist have "Once the party season is over, Mickey's Most Merriest Celebration typically runs daily through Dec. 31 to regular daytime guests (showtimes vary)."

I think Disney just hasn’t updated the calendar. Touring Plans also shows that the parade ran twice/day after the last party last year. Maybe Disney wants people to buy party tickets, so they don’t want people to know that they show it after.

 

[ChipTheRescueRanger]

I’d skip the cookies and drinks and head to the MK on Christmas Day.
You will pretty much get the same entertainment the Christmas party has to offer.

Unlike the party, the Christmas Parades are during the day instead of at night Christmas week. Many people prefer the night time version. But I personally enjoy them in the middle of the day on Christmas Day, so you can watch the parade, then leave the MK for a nice, quiet lunch somewhere or head back to your resort to rest and then head back to the MK later for fireworks.

A night time versus daytime parade might be something to consider.

I assume with reservations as long as you dont park hope you will have entry back in if the park Is '"full"

 

[Disneylover99]

I assume with reservations as long as you dont park hope you will have entry back in if the park Is '"full"

If your reservation is for MK on the 25th, you’ll definitely get back in.