It’s that time of year again when Main Street, U.S.A. sparkles under a blanket of twinkling lights and holiday cheer fills the air.Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party has officially returned to Magic Kingdom—and if you haven’t secured your ticket yet, you might want to hurry. The special after-hours event has nearly sold out across the board, with only four nights left on the calendar, all clustered within the same week.Credit: Rob Bixby, FlickrA Season of SelloutsThis year’s event kicked off on November 7, transforming Magic Kingdom into a winter wonderland filled with festive treats, snow flurries, and beloved holiday entertainment. It didn’t take long for fans to scoop up tickets—every November date is already gone, and December’s remaining nights are dwindling fast. As of now, only December 11, 14, 16, and 18 remain available. Once those are gone, that’s it for 2025’s celebration.The speed of this year’s sellouts has been remarkable, even by Disney standards. In past years, fans had weeks to grab their preferred night, but the combination of limited capacity and renewed enthusiasm for the holidays at Walt Disney World has made tickets a hot commodity. Each party date gives guests exclusive access to attractions with shorter waits, complimentary holiday snacks, and entertainment you won’t find during regular park hours.What Makes the Party So PopularThere’s good reason fans rush to attend. Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade, featuring Santa Claus and the gang, remains one of the biggest draws. Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks light up the night sky, while Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration stage show brings that nostalgic Disney holiday magic back to the Castle Forecourt.Credit: DisneyOn top of that, guests can meet Mickey and Minnie in festive attire, snag limited-edition holiday merchandise, and indulge in free cookies and cocoa spread throughout the park. Between the decorations, the music, and the sense of Christmas nostalgia that fills every corner of Main Street, it’s easy to see why the event continues to sell out earlier every year.The Final CountdownWith just one week’s worth of dates left, the demand isn’t slowing down. Fans who missed earlier opportunities are now scrambling to book what’s left before December’s parties join the sold-out list. It’s a unique situation this year—most of the remaining parties fall within the same short stretch of days, meaning anyone planning a last-minute visit will need to be flexible with their schedule.The final event takes place on December 21, marking the end of one of Disney’s most successful holiday seasons in recent memory. For those who can’t snag a ticket, regular park guests can still enjoy the festive atmosphere that lingers throughout Magic Kingdom, but the exclusive experiences—like the parade, fireworks, and specialty treats—will only be available during party hours.Credit: DisneyA Magical Rush to the Finish LineIf you’ve been waiting to experience the event or hoping for a last-minute deal, now’s the time to act. Once those final four nights are gone, Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party won’t return until next year.Disney’s holiday season is in full swing, and it’s clear that demand has never been higher. Between the sellouts, the return of fan-favorite entertainment, and that unmistakable holiday charm, the event proves once again that there’s nothing quite like Christmas at Magic Kingdom.So, if you’ve ever dreamed of seeing “snow” fall on Main Street or watching Santa wave from his sleigh with Cinderella Castle shimmering behind him—this might be your last chance this year to make that dream come true.The post Only One Week Remains: Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party Tickets Sellouts Hit New Level appeared first on Inside the Magic.