Christmas - things to do...

Disneyfreaks · 9 Sep 19, 06:37 AM

So, we’re biting the bullet & going for Christmas this year - we’ve booked MVMCP & looking at booking discovery cove for Boxing Day but...does anyone have any other tips for xmassy things to do other than the usual theme park fun !?

Beth_Disney · 9 Sep 19, 07:24 AM

There's a December social group running. Loads of ideas in there if you wish to join us!

ETA link https://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/sho... php?t=1110929

JAF · 9 Sep 19, 08:12 AM

We love to visit Celebration at Christmas in the evening when the houses are lit up. The displays are superb especially the lights on Jeater Bend which is well worth checking out. There are 11 houses who have all got together and put on a first class synchronised lights and decorations display. In the centre of Celebration it snows on the hour every hour from 6pm to 9 pm.

**2waterford** · 9 Sep 19, 08:23 AM

SeaWorld Christmas Eve evening, it was a good few years ago now but it was amazing.

Disneyfreaks · 9 Sep 19, 01:13 PM

Originally Posted by Beth_Disney

There's a December social group running. Loads of ideas in there if you wish to join us!

ETA link https://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/sho... php?t=1110929

Thank you so much - I’ve just ‘jumped In’ on the thread - brilliant 😊👍

Disneyfreaks · 9 Sep 19, 01:15 PM

Originally Posted by 2waterford

SeaWorld Christmas Eve evening, it was a good few years ago now but it was amazing.

This sounds great, thank you - it’s defi a possibility as we’re doing all the parks - not just Disney - we wanted to see alllll the decos everywhere - love love love Christmas !

Ninja · 9 Sep 19, 04:05 PM

A tour around the deluxe hotels to see the different decorations, especially GF for the gingerbread house

Take a look at my Dec trippie (link is in my signature) to give you an idea of what to expect at Christmas

Tetrarch · 9 Sep 19, 05:01 PM

Don't forget the Christmas Tree Trail at Disney Springs which, surprisingly for Disney, is free. The houses in Celebration are amazing and if you are there at the right time over two weekends you can buy a ticket with the money going to charity and visit the inside of quite a few houses which are also madly decorated for Christmas. A tour of the deluxe Disney hotels in particular is also worthwhile.

Debra

emmabrown68 · 15 Sep 19, 12:07 PM

We've just booked for Christmas too (without parks) and these ideas are really helpful!

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	9 Sep 19, 08:12 AM JAF Imagineer
JAF Imagineer Join Date: Apr 09	We love to visit Celebration at Christmas in the evening when the houses are lit up. The displays are superb especially the lights on Jeater Bend which is well worth checking out. There are 11 houses who have all got together and put on a first class synchronised lights and decorations display. In the centre of Celebration it snows on the hour every hour from 6pm to 9 pm.