Christmas 2013!!!

[DebDeb]

'Twas the night before Xmas, I began to pray. That all would be quiet, on Main Street USA. Just me and the Hatters, singing Christmas cheer. And wishing Santa a happy new year..View attachment 37872

Beautiful shot!! We really want to get some shots like this again this year! Refresh my memory as to how long transportation runs after closing? We are afraid of getting stranded! It's a long walk and or swim to the WL!!

 

[DebDeb]

2 weeks from today we are on our way! Sooo excited for our first time during the holidays at Disney!!

 

[JohnD]

Will be there this Veteran's Day weekend for a quick trip, 11/10-12. Looking forward to Osborne lights at HS on 11/10 and MVMCP on 11/11.

 

[Ariel484]

Yay Christmas!!

 

[Voxel]

29 Days for me

 

[dgp602]

47 days to go. First Christmas in WDW!

26 for me!!!!

 

[JillC LI]

Some favorite WDW holiday pics:

 

[Zipadeelady]

AHHHH only 36 days for us! This is our first visit during Christmas and so excited!!

 

[Poofiesdream]

Just got back end of Oct. Christmas decorations were already up. Going again Dec 8-14th to get me into that holiday mood!

 

[Tom Morrow]

Really wish they would wait until around or after Thanksgiving at least.

 

[dmleblanc1971]

Really wish they would wait until around or after Thanksgiving at least.

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well the good thing about it is november/december is considered "Holiday Season" so in reality, they are decorating "for the holidays" and not JUST Christmas... because some people get offended when they say they're decorated for "Christmas." This is my logical idea on it. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong

 

[Tom Morrow]

I think they overdo it, even with the loss of Lights of Winter and whatnot. A person vacationing in early November probably wants to see regular WDW, not "Holiday WDW".

 

[ratherbeinwdw]

It is less than 50 days until Christmas. I, for one, am so glad they put the Christmas decorations up early, so that we can go at a little bit less crowded time and still see it all. As long as they wait until Halloween is over, then I'm a happy camper. One week from today, Lord willing, we'll be there. We did spring, summer, and Halloween last year, so we really wanted to do Christmas this year in case the Osborne Family Lights are taken away.

 

[ratherbeinwdw]

2011

 

[Ariel484]

Window display in the Studios last year! Minnie ornament kick-line:

 

[MaryJaneP]

I'm a Marlins fan. My entire MLB season is a lump of coal

Aren't your tickets cheaper though?

 

[Uncle Remus]

Aren't your tickets cheaper though?

Id rather pay more

 

[DVC4bestvacations]

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well the good thing about it is november/december is considered "Holiday Season" so in reality, they are decorating "for the holidays" and not JUST Christmas... because some people get offended when they say they're decorated for "Christmas." This is my logical idea on it. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong

It's one way to look at it. In this world of overly politically correctness. However I'm sure Disney is decorating early to fill the parks and their pockets. I'm not saying this to be negative just realistic

Hatter: It's Christmas not Xmas LOL

Question: Are cast members allowed to say Merry Christmas as a greeting?

 

[loveformickey]

So excited! 23 more days! Merry, Merry Christmas to all!!

 

[Brittany--]

I think they overdo it, even with the loss of Lights of Winter and whatnot. A person vacationing in early November probably wants to see regular WDW, not "Holiday WDW".

Many people go in November in order to see the Holiday decoration but miss the holiday crowds. I'm making a special trip down next week solely to go to see the Jingle Cruise and go to a Christmas party. From January until September the park is decoration free. If you're so opposed to the decor, go during those months.