-
Welcome to the WDWMAGIC.COM Forums!
Please take a look around, and feel free to sign up and join the community.
Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 2022
- Thread starter Tha Realest
- Start date
nickys
Premium Member
Do you mean the decorations?
Overnight tonight. They won’t necessarily have everything done by tomorrow, but Halloween will be cleared - starting just as soon as the party finishes.
The ride overlays will take longer to do but should be done ready for the first MVMCP night.
Decorations that require a lift will be done, including the tree.
Plantings happen the next day.
Usually.
WDW_Emily
Well-Known Member
I’m a mess lol and meant to put in when guardians is getting the holiday layover. Glad to know the magic kingdom ones should be done for the first party! We are going to the party on the 11th
I look forward to the Xandarian story-teller in front of the pavilion explaining a Xandarian Christmas-like holiday!!
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
Apparently the lift was still required elsewhere…
¡Escandalo!
Sneak peek at all the holiday treats coming to Magic Kingdom this Christmas
Sneak peek at all the holiday treats coming to Magic Kingdom this Christmas
New treats for the holiday season at Magic Kingdom include the Mickey Mousse Ornament Treat at the Main Street Bakery, the sweet and savory Holiday Dinner Dog at Casey’s Corner, and the Polar Bear Claw at Cool Ship.
www.wdwmagic.com
JohnD
Well-Known Member
Sneak peek at all the holiday treats coming to Magic Kingdom this Christmas
Sneak peek at all the holiday treats coming to Magic Kingdom this Christmas
New treats for the holiday season at Magic Kingdom include the Mickey Mousse Ornament Treat at the Main Street Bakery, the sweet and savory Holiday Dinner Dog at Casey’s Corner, and the Polar Bear Claw at Cool Ship.
I hardly ever make a point of seeking out the seasonal foods. You could very do that and not attractions. Seeing these foods makes we want to try several. But I would be 10 pounds heavier if I did!
But you're in EPCOT, you'll be walking 10 miles a day!
JohnD
Well-Known Member
True. The average miles walked is approx 10 miles daily regardless of park. Well, if I can maintain weight, by eating the goodies and walking it off, then I'll call that a good day.
Chip Chipperson
Well-Known Member
That Sandy Claws Peppermint Mousse sounds really good. Hopefully it's gluten free so I can actually eat it. The allergy-friendly offerings at the parties are usually pretty sparse, which is odd because they're so good with food allergies during normal hours and it really isn't that hard to make something like a flourless chocolate cake or a mousse without a cake as the base to offer during the parties.
ilovetotravel1977
Well-Known Member
This is will be our first ever party, and seeing these is getting me excited! DD and I plan on just sharing one of whatever we buy as I can only imagine how much these things cost LOL
Several of the pictured/listed offerings look good.
Not that I'll be taking a trip down there to enjoy any of them, nor probably willing to spend the money charged for them. Bob and Josh have made sure that I won't be back anytime in the foreseeable future.
Not that I'll be taking a trip down there to enjoy any of them, nor probably willing to spend the money charged for them. Bob and Josh have made sure that I won't be back anytime in the foreseeable future.
This is just party food and geared toward children.They seem to be trying new food out, seems more adventurous than the past? I'm always for adding new savory items, we don't really like sweets all that much.
You want the EPCOT festival booths for a more mature palate.
phillip9698
Well-Known Member
Looking forward to our day on the 9th.
Last edited: