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Dewayne Bevil

Disney: Tickets on sale for Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas? Disney World enthusiasts might think so as tickets are now on sale for Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, the after-hours, extra-ticket event at Magic Kingdom.

The first Very Merry of 2019 is Nov. 8, and there are 22 more of the special event, stretching through Dec. 22. Pricing varies from $99 to $139 ($94 to $134 for ages 3-9), depending on the date.

Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party includes a holiday parade, fireworks, stage shows, "snow" on Main Street, snacks, a "Frozen"-inspired Cinderella Castle lighting and other yuletide treats after regular Magic Kingdom operating hours.

For tickets, go to disneyworld.com or call 407-939-1872.

Tickets are already on sale for Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, which runs on select nights between Aug. 16 and Nov. 1.

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