Sunday, December 13 has sold out for Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party at Magic Kingdom, and that leaves just two nights of the 2026 season with tickets left: Tuesday, December 15 and Thursday, December 17. Twenty-three of the party’s 25 nights are now gone.
December 13 went late Thursday afternoon, just three days after December 10 and December 11 sold out less than a day apart, Blog Mickey reported. It was the last Sunday on the calendar, so every remaining party is now a weeknight.
What The Last Two Nights Cost
Here is what is left, per ticket plus tax for guests ages 10 and up:
Tuesday, December 15: $224
Thursday, December 17: $229
Tickets for children ages 3 to 9 are $10 less on both nights. Neither night has an Annual Passholder discount. Passholders lost their last discounted date when November 29 sold out, so anyone buying now pays the full price.
Every party runs from 7 p.m. to midnight, and the $229 price for December 17 matches the most expensive nights of the season. December 18, 20 and 22 sold out at that same price.
Selling Faster Than Last Year
The 2026 party is moving a little quicker than 2025. On this same date last year, three nights were still on sale, and that season did not sell out completely until November 19. This year there is one fewer night left at the same point. The first 2026 night to sell out was November 24, back in late September.
We reported earlier this week that the party was down to its last three nights with tickets. At this pace, it would not be a surprise to see both remaining dates gone before Thanksgiving.
What To Know Before You Buy
If you are set on going, December 15 is the cheaper of the two by $5. December 17 is the last open night before the season’s final three dates, all of which are already sold out.
Once you are in, the party has Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade, Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks, the Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration stage show at Cinderella Castle, holiday character meet-and-greets around the park and a lineup of free cookies. Disney has posted showtimes for all 25 nights on its site, so you can plan your night around the parade and fireworks before you go.
With only two nights left, it is worth buying sooner rather than later. Each of the last several dates has gone within days of the one before it, and a weeknight party is still a party with the same parade, fireworks and treats as a weekend one.
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