Tradition when you spend the holydays at WDW

[gisele2]

Hi,

thinking of making new tradition for the holydays by going to WDW next year. What are the pros and con's (oustside the huge crowds) and most importantly what are your family traditions while at WDW fot the holydays?

 

[Mickey of the Villages]

I have not been but hear that the decorations folks put up on their rigs at Fort Wilderness is out of this world.

 

[Mazz519]

WE go every year usually the Day after Christmas, We Visit the Hotels like the Grand Floridian BWV, ,and WLV and check out all the decorations... we love doing that. Yes the parks are crazy crowded, we usually just do fast passes and see the shows.... all of which aren't able to be done right now

 

[Jack_Sparrow_NJ]

Unfortunate, a lot of the things we enjoyed about the holidays will not be happening this year. The candle light processional the gingerbread houses and the Christmas tree walk.

 

[Aussie RJ]

We always visit Christmas/New Year period. A few of our must do’s:
Goofy Santa photo (MK), Christmas tree trail (DS), Carols (EP), Christmas Parade (MK). The Epcot holiday food festival is (almost) as good as food and wine. We always try to get the same photo in front of the Christmas trees in each park... we’ve created a “one year later” collection. Dam going to miss it this year. The resorts also have really cool decorations and limited time snacks.