Hi! I’m Kelsey — the creator behind A Disney Obsession, a digital hub for stress-free Disney vacation planning. I help families ,especially those navigating accessibility needs, plan magical trips with confidence. Whether it’s your first visit or your fifth, I share real-life advice, tested tools, and helpful videos to make Disney feel doable (and fun!) 🏰 Find digital planning tools, accessibility guides & more at adisneyobsession.com
Your First Look at Walt Disney World's 2025 Holiday Season 🎄
Weekly Newsletter Hey Reader! Walt Disney World has announced what's coming this holiday season, so let's get right to it!
Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party returns to Magic Kingdom select nights in November and December! From snow on Main Street to Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas Parade, fireworks, and more, it's such a fun way to celebrate the holidays in Magic Kingdom! Tickets go on sale July 16th for guests staying at Disney Resort Hotels and July 22nd for all other guests.
Over at Hollywood Studios, Disney's Jollywood Nights returns select nights in November and December! With a Jazzy Holiday atmosphere in the Hollywood Brown Derby and a Twilight Soiree outside of Tower of Terror, Jollywood nights looks like such a fun way to spend an evening at Hollywood Studios! Tickets go on sale July 16th for guests staying at Disney Resort Hotels and July 22nd for all other guests.
This festival is included in your ticket price at Epcot and showcases how different countries celebrate the holidays. One of the most popular things to see is the Candlelight Processional, which features celebrity narrators telling the story of Christmas with a full choir and live orchestra. To get the best seats for this, the dining package is recommended, and I'll keep you updated on when they can be booked! And a Special Holiday Offer!Planning to visit this holiday season (or even a little earlier)? Save up to 20% on rooms at select Disney Resort hotels, and receive up to a $100 Walt Disney World Resort Dining & Shopping Card when you add a four-day or longer park tickets to your stay. Available to book now for stays most Sunday to Thursday nights from October 12th to November 20th, 2025, and most nights November 23rd to December 25th, 2025. You can find more information here, or reply to this email! Ready to make some holiday magic? I’d love to help you plan your trip—just hit reply or fill out the form to get started. That wraps up this newsletter! Have a magical week! If you forget why you're hearing from me, Kelsey from A Disney Obsession, it's because you signed up for a super awesome freebie on my site adisneyobsession.com. If you don't want to receive these emails anymore, no worries! Just click unsubscribe below. |
Hi! I'm Kelsey
Hi! I’m Kelsey — the creator behind A Disney Obsession, a digital hub for stress-free Disney vacation planning. I help families ,especially those navigating accessibility needs, plan magical trips with confidence. Whether it’s your first visit or your fifth, I share real-life advice, tested tools, and helpful videos to make Disney feel doable (and fun!) 🏰 Find digital planning tools, accessibility guides & more at adisneyobsession.com
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