Reservations are now open for the 2019 Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM! Holiday Dessert Party

disney20042012 · 13 Sep 19, 06:29 PM

Please delete if someone has already posted this.

minnie 12 · 14 Sep 19, 01:26 PM

What is this event

disney20042012 · 15 Sep 19, 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by minnie 12

What is this event

Copied from Disney website but you have to pay for it.

A Larger-Than-Life Nighttime Spectacular
Feel the warmth of holiday magic as Disney�s Hollywood Studios transforms and surrounds you in unforgettable Disney moments.

Each night from November 8, 2019 to January 5, 2020, experience the joy, excitement and music of the season as Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM! raises holiday spirit to awe-inspiring new heights! Watch in wonder as buildings and rooftops come to life�and be immersed in beloved scenes from Mickey�s Christmas Carol, Beauty and the Beast, Pluto�s Christmas Tree, Tim Burton�s The Nightmare Before Christmas and more.

Featuring traditional holiday tunes and stories brought to you by Mickey, Minnie, Olaf and friends, state-of-the-art projections from Disney Animation classics, amazing laser effects, fireworks and even a little �snow,� this spectacular evening celebration builds to a festive finale that must be seen�and heard�to be believed!

Guest · 15 Sep 19, 08:22 PM

Considering this as we are desperate to watch both this show and Fantasmic but they are on at the same time which is a problem.

It�s so expensive though - do people feel it�s worth the cost who have done these types of events?

**Mexy02** · 15 Sep 19, 08:29 PM

Originally Posted by xuntitledx

Considering this as we are desperate to watch both this show and Fantasmic but they are on at the same time which is a problem.

It�s so expensive though - do people feel it�s worth the cost who have done these types of events?

Imo This one no , jingle bam is ok but it�s not mind blowing and it�s one of the most expensive now.

Luby-lu · 15 Sep 19, 10:26 PM

Whoop just booked for the 29/12 to surprise the hubby :-)
It is rather expensive but ahhh well you only live once:-)

15 Sep 19, 08:22 PM	#4
	15 Sep 19, 08:22 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Considering this as we are desperate to watch both this show and Fantasmic but they are on at the same time which is a problem. It�s so expensive though - do people feel it�s worth the cost who have done these types of events?