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The Holidays
Begin Here at the Disneyland Resort with Seasonal Favorites
Including Disney Festival of Holidays, ‘Believe … in Holiday Magic’
Fireworks Spectacular and More, Nov. 9, 2018-Jan. 6, 2019
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Limited-Time
Holiday Magic Features Cherished Traditions: ‘A Christmas Fantasy’
Parade, Sleeping Beauty’s Winter Castle and ‘it’s a small world’
Holiday
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (Nov. 1, 2018) – At
the Disneyland Resort, the Holidays begin here, bringing seasonal
magic to the Happiest Place on Earth Nov. 9, 2018, through Jan. 6,
2019. Throughout the holiday season, traditions are shared, memories
are made and the spirit of the season shines even brighter
throughout the resort. The festivities include favorite holiday
experiences and entertainment, including Disney Festival of Holidays
and the “Believe … in Holiday Magic” fireworks spectacular. The
heartwarming Festival of Holidays, which honors the sights, sounds
and tastes of Christmas, Navidad, Hanukkah, Diwali and Kwanzaa and
Three Kings Day, is celebrated at Disney California Adventure Park
for an additional two days, running through Jan. 8, 2019.
Guests plan their seasonal visits year after year to experience
beloved holiday traditions and all the festive cheer at Disneyland
Resort, from snowfall on Main Street, U.S.A., to glistening décor,
Disney-themed treats, holiday entertainment and the one-of-a-kind
transformations that create “it’s a small world” Holiday and Haunted
Mansion Holiday.
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- Disney Festival of Holidays
brings the spirit of the season to life through special
entertainment, along with delicious food at the Festive Foods
Marketplace, which features a mix of holiday dishes and
beverages that bridge many diverse cultures and family
traditions.
- Festival of Holidays
entertainment includes musical and dance performances by the
mischievous Holiday Toy Drummers, Mostly Kosher, Blue13 Dance
Company, The Sound, and the GRAMMY® Award-winning Mariachi
Divas.
- The Three Caballeros host the
popular “Disney ¡Viva Navidad!” street party celebration,
featuring folklórico and samba dancers, live musicians, and
Mickey and Minnie in their fiesta best.
- Princess Elena’s Musical
Grand Arrival welcomes the adventurous and kindhearted
Princess Elena of Avalor, her magical friend Skylar and royal
dancers as they share the joy of the holidays in this charming
musical celebration.
- The residents of Cars Land
decorate for the holidays, too. Each address along Route 66 –
Flo’s V8 Café, Fillmore’s Taste-In, Cozy Cone Motel, Luigi’s
Casa della Tires and more – gets a holiday makeover that
reflects the personality of its “Cars” character resident. Plus,
two attractions put the holiday cheer into overdrive,
transforming into Luigi’s Joy to the Whirl and Mater’s
Jingle Jamboree.
- Guests can enjoy special
holiday-themed activities with Santa Claus and his sleigh
full of mischievous elves at Santa’s Holiday Visit at the
Redwood Creek Challenge Trail through Dec. 24. From Dec. 25
through Jan. 6, guests may encounter Santa Goofy in this festive
location.
- When night falls, guests may
stroll through the Grizzly Peak area to experience a magical
touch of winter, with an occasional snowfall!
- A dazzling, 50-foot Christmas
tree adorns Carthay Circle along Buena Vista Street.
The tree and surrounding buildings, inspired by Los Angeles as
it appeared when Walt Disney arrived in the 1920s, are decorated
with vintage-style ornaments.
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- Sleeping Beauty’s Winter
Castle enchants from day to night with its shimmering
icicles and twinkling lights. After dark, “Believe … in Holiday
Magic” fireworks spectacular and its magical snowfall finale
create lasting holiday memories.
- Mickey, Minnie, Disney
Princesses and Santa celebrate the season in “A Christmas
Fantasy” parade, a daily procession with floats, music and
marching “tin soldiers.”
- Guests will be amazed by the
60-foot tall Christmas tree in Town Square, Main Street,
U.S.A., a picturesque sight where friends and family gather to
take holiday photos each year. This year, the tree includes new
lighting and décor, with 3,500 multi-color lights, 1,500
Victorian-inspired ornaments and 100 faux candles that range
from 12 to 22 inches tall.
- Disneyland guests definitely
will want to experience the popular seasonal transformations of
these park attractions:
- “it’s a small world” becomes
“it’s a small world” Holiday with dolls and toys representing
children around the world enjoying the distinctive holiday
traditions of their countries.
- Haunted Mansion becomes Haunted
Mansion Holiday,* with Jack Skellington and his friends from
“Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas” causing a
collision between Christmas and Halloween.
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The Downtown Disney District
shopping, dining and entertainment district and the Hotels of the
Disneyland Resort also join the holiday festivities with
twinkling lights and ornaments, holiday displays, special
entertainment and holiday-inspired eats and treats.
*Haunted Mansion Holiday is inspired by “Tim Burton’s The Nightmare
Before Christmas.” |
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