Mickey’s Very Merry Merry Christmas Party 2014 – 200 Photos and Video

Every year there are changes to Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade, but some aspects stay the same for years. Performers on rocking horses, in a car and on the scooter are longtime holiday favorites.

Performers leading up to the Toy Story float.

Woody, Jessie, Bullseye and the Green Army Man on the Toy Story float.

Woody.

Jessie.

Green Army Man.

Another favorite of mine from the parade are the toy soldiers. They always look majestic marching down Main Street!

Another perennial favorite are the prancing reindeer.

Santa Claus.

Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade end float.

We had just a couple of minutes to make it to the “Celebrate the Season” show. I didn’t have a chance to take my zoom lens out, but I had a reasonably good spot. The shows at the end of the evening are much less crowded than at the beginning, since a lot of guests leave after the fireworks. The show features Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Goofy, and many performers and characters!

Minnie receives a present of a ballerina from Mickey.

Mickey as a nutcracker soldier.

Donald does a dance.

Chip and Dale.

Happy Holidays!

The show always ends with fireworks.

Here is our video of “Celebrate the Season”.

It was after 11:30 p.m., and we decided to end our evening with “A Totally Tomorrowland Christmas”. I always enjoy this show! Snowflakes are projected on the entrance to Tomorrowland.

The show is about finding the true meaning of Christmas. Buzz Lightyear and Mike Wazowski join Hailey Comet and performers on stage, with Stitch in the background trying to “track down” Santa.

The lighting here was upgraded this year and looks fantastic.

Buzz Lightyear.

My favorite segment is the “Jingle Bells” song and dance. It is unlike any other version of Jingle Bells you will ever see!

Here is our video of “A Totally Tomorrowland Christmas”.

Mike Wazowski.

Stitch arrives in a Santa costume to bring the spirit of Christmas.

Fireworks shoot off at the end of the “big finale”, with snow falling.

Space Mountain in green and red lighting.

Cinderella Castle from Tomorrowland.

Looking toward Tomorrowland.

I always enjoy taking photos at the end of the night. On our second evening, we left the park around 1:20 a.m. Guests are quickly ushered out of all the lands onto Main Street, but then there is plenty of time to linger. Here are some photos from both evenings.

I noted how everyone seemed to be buying these bulb necklaces, and Jeff bought one for me (for about $10.00).

One of our favorite places to get a shot down Main Street from is right here, between the two soldiers and Christmas trees.

Garland and a wreath over the exit.

Lighting and projections look lovely at the front of the Main Street Train Station.

Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party has come to a close.

That will be it for our photos from Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party! Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party runs on November 7, 10, 13, 14, 16, 20, 21, 30; then December 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, and 19. After that, the parade, fireworks and shows are included with day admission through the end of the year. Check the My Disney Experience App for dates and times. Prices vary depending on date, go to the official Walt Disney World website to purchase tickets.