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Schedule for Goodnight Mickey and Kiss Goodnight
- Thread starter Pixie Duster
- Start date
It's been that way for at least the past few months....
PhilharMagician
Well-Known Member
Thanks for the info :wave: Pixie!!
New Schedule for next week coming in 5 minutes....
The only place would be Guest Relations, but chances are that would only happen if the person knows where to find it on the portal. Here's a hint though...
as long as there is no event going on that night that Mickey Goodbye is 15 minutes after published close times, Kiss Goodnight is 30 ,inutes, 1 hours, then 1 1/2 hour after closing. There are exceptions to this sometimes.
as long as there is no event going on that night that Mickey Goodbye is 15 minutes after published close times, Kiss Goodnight is 30 ,inutes, 1 hours, then 1 1/2 hour after closing. There are exceptions to this sometimes.
dixiegirl
Well-Known Member
ok this might sound stupid , but mickeys's goodbye is first near the train station then you see the kiss goodnite from that point like from outside where the train station is? or do they let you stay in the park? sorry for the stupididy but i can't believe that all the times that we've been there and we have never seen this 
well we are definatly this year, we are going in november so hopefully it'll will be going on at least once or twice...
well we are definatly this year, we are going in november so hopefully it'll will be going on at least once or twice...
I do not get the schedule of entertainment until a week prior. That's all that is released. Events that effect the shows would be any after hours event (E-ride, Not So Scary, etc.)
Five minutes before the published showtime for Mickey walk to the front of the station near the Mickey Floral area. Then head straight back up main street and watch the Kiss Goodnight from Partners.
As long as we do not have an event Main Street is open an hour after closing time.
Five minutes before the published showtime for Mickey walk to the front of the station near the Mickey Floral area. Then head straight back up main street and watch the Kiss Goodnight from Partners.
As long as we do not have an event Main Street is open an hour after closing time.
Updated for this week, next week will be available tomorrow or Wed.
signerdreams
New Member
do you have the schedule for last november and beginning of decemeber?
ClemsonTigger
Naturally Grumpy
Please see PD's comments earlier, she only gets the schedule one week in advance. Generally speaking, you can use the following as a loose guide:
stitchlvr
New Member
I know I've posted my thoughts on the Kiss Goodnight before, so forgive me if you've already read this.
We experienced the Kiss Goodnight the first time in 2000. We were sitting on the Goofy bench by the photo place and didn't even have a straight view of the castle. We could hear the narration and music and that in itself was quite magical. Imagine our surprise when during our next visit (June 2004) we were in full view of the castle. I had no idea there was so much more to the kiss. It brought tears to my eyes and was the perfect ending to our day and trip.
If you think it will be strange to be there "after hours", it really isn't. We might have been there for the last one, but I know we were there for 2 shows, and not once did any cast member try to "shoo" us out. It felt like the 2nd show was just for us. When the park closed, we didn't herd out with the masses, we hung back and waited for things to clear a bit. The shops were still open so we hung out there, did some last minute pin trading and then headed back out to main street and found a bench by the castle, sat and waited. It was worth every minute, and somehow the kids were no longer tired, no one was complaining about hurting feet or being hungry or any of the usual complaints. It was as if the entire family was under a magical spell, transformed for a moment...
On the other hand...after 2 trips and many days spent at MK, I never knew about Mickey's Goodbye...go figure! :hammer:
We experienced the Kiss Goodnight the first time in 2000. We were sitting on the Goofy bench by the photo place and didn't even have a straight view of the castle. We could hear the narration and music and that in itself was quite magical. Imagine our surprise when during our next visit (June 2004) we were in full view of the castle. I had no idea there was so much more to the kiss. It brought tears to my eyes and was the perfect ending to our day and trip.
If you think it will be strange to be there "after hours", it really isn't. We might have been there for the last one, but I know we were there for 2 shows, and not once did any cast member try to "shoo" us out. It felt like the 2nd show was just for us. When the park closed, we didn't herd out with the masses, we hung back and waited for things to clear a bit. The shops were still open so we hung out there, did some last minute pin trading and then headed back out to main street and found a bench by the castle, sat and waited. It was worth every minute, and somehow the kids were no longer tired, no one was complaining about hurting feet or being hungry or any of the usual complaints. It was as if the entire family was under a magical spell, transformed for a moment...
On the other hand...after 2 trips and many days spent at MK, I never knew about Mickey's Goodbye...go figure! :hammer: