Christmas decorations began appearing at Magic Kingdom on Nov. 2, replacing the park’s Halloween and fall displays along Main Street, U.S.A.
The seasonal makeover includes garlands at the Walt Disney World Railroad station, red-and-green foliage in the Mickey Mouse floral display near the entrance, and Christmas décor on storefronts including City Hall, the Emporium and Main Street Confectionery. Mickey-shaped wreaths have also returned to the street lamps.
Inside the Emporium, the holiday presentation includes garlands, wreaths, ribbons and Cinderella Castle-inspired displays. Uptown Jewelers and the Main Street Cinema have also received seasonal greenery, wreaths and ornaments.
Visitors can also find holiday-themed Mickey crisp rice treats, candy apples and other seasonal sweets at the Main Street Confectionery, where pastel ornaments, pink bows and candy-inspired decorations are part of the display.
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One past castle tradition is not part of this year’s holiday presentation: the Cinderella Dream Lights, which once covered Cinderella Castle in thousands of lights, are not returning, according to Disney Fanatic.
The park’s holiday décor can be viewed during regular admission. On select nights, Walt Disney World tickets may be needed separately from admission for Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, which adds a Christmas parade, fireworks and character appearances.
