It’s time to deck the halls, because the holidays have officially arrived in Disney World!
While the season is due to be a bit different this year, with the cancellation of Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, there’s still plenty of festive cheer coming to the Most Magical Place on Earth. And to celebrate the season, Magic Kingdom is officially all decked out for the holidays!
While there might be some differences with Christmas this year in the parks, we’re still seeing some familiar sights!
The train station is completely decked out with garland, and someone familiar friends wishing you holiday cheer!
Gone are the jack-o-lanterns, now replaced by garland and bright red ribbons on the lamp posts along Main Street, USA!
It’s truly a sight to behold!
It’s Christmas in the Magic Kingdom! pic.twitter.com/0YXCdzTI11
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To complement the jolly decorations, the stores along the iconic street are completely decked out with festive decor, inside and out.
And they all offer plenty of holiday merchandise to choose from.
And the Jingle Cruise has officially set sail!
Jingle Cruise is BACK! 🎄 pic.twitter.com/5n6f0oEKh2
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It’s even festive in the jungle.
Jingle all the way 🔔 pic.twitter.com/kb1IFFxCC4
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While Cinderella Castle’s holiday projections won’t happen until later in the night for the holiday season, you can still grab a beautifully festive shot of the holiday wreaths in front of Cinderella’s royal abode!
Click here to see Cinderella Castle testing out its holiday projections!
Disney World is always extra magical for the holidays, and it looks like this year will be no different.
Will you be visiting Disney World for the holiday season? Let us know in the comments below!
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Never been at Disney World over Christmas but had visited in November many times,primarily for the decorations. Spectacular! We bought a backstage Christmas tour one year and got to tour the Disney Christmas warehouse. It truly is the most magical time of the year!