Walt Disney World has confirmed that admission to a popular Magic Kingdom holiday event is sold out ahead of Thanksgiving, potentially disrupting vacation plans.November is shaping up to be busy at Disney World as families visit Orlando for Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations.Now, another highly anticipated November event at Magic Kingdom is completely sold out.If your Thanksgiving plans included an evening at Magic Kingdom, you may need to reconsider your itinerary.Here’s what’s unavailable and what guests can do instead.Disney World Confirms Magic Kingdom Event Sold OutAdmission to another November 2026 Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party at Magic Kingdom has sold out just before Thanksgiving.Tickets are no longer available for Wednesday, November 25, 2026. Thanksgiving falls on Thursday, November 26, making this party date appealing to holiday travelers.Tickets for the November 25 event were priced at $209 per adult before the event sold out.This marks another sold-out night for Disney World’s popular Christmas celebration.However, this admission sellout applies specifically to Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. Regular daytime admission to Magic Kingdom is separate and has not been confirmed sold out for November 25.The distinction matters because Magic Kingdom operates differently on party nights. Guests with party tickets can remain after regular operating hours, while daytime visitors without them must leave.Still, the news creates problems for travelers hoping to celebrate Christmas at Magic Kingdom before Thanksgiving.Credit: DisneyHow Does This Impact Thanksgiving Travelers?Thanksgiving week is one of Walt Disney World’s busiest periods, and November 25 was an attractive option for families hoping to experience the Christmas party.Some visitors may have planned to spend Wednesday relaxing at their Disney World hotel before heading to Magic Kingdom that evening.Unfortunately, that plan is no longer possible without previously purchased party tickets.Because Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party requires separate admission, regular Magic Kingdom tickets won’t provide access.Even guests with Park Hopper tickets or Annual Passes must purchase party admission to remain inside Magic Kingdom during the event.The sellout could create scheduling headaches for families with limited time in Orlando.Guests hoping to attend November 25 must now consider another available date, adjust their park plans, or find a different holiday experience.With Thanksgiving approaching, remaining party dates could become increasingly popular.Credit: DisneyWhat Happens During Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party?Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party is a separately ticketed holiday celebration held at Magic Kingdom on select nights throughout November and December.The event features special entertainment, seasonal attractions, and Christmas experiences that aren’t necessarily available during regular park hours.One major attraction is Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade, featuring Disney characters, festive floats, and Santa Claus.Guests can also enjoy complimentary holiday cookies and seasonal beverages throughout Magic Kingdom.Special merchandise, exclusive seasonal treats, and Christmas decorations add to the festivities.Entertainment includes Frozen Holiday Surprise, featuring Anna, Elsa, Olaf, and Kristoff at Cinderella Castle.Several attractions receive holiday-themed experiences, including Space Mountain, Jingle Cruise, Tomorrowland Speedway, Mad Tea Party, and Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor.These additions distinguish the party from an ordinary Magic Kingdom evening.Credit: DisneyWhat Party Dates Are Still Available?Although November 25 has sold out, several Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party dates remain available as of October 20.Guests hoping to experience Magic Kingdom’s popular Christmas celebration still have opportunities throughout November and December, although some dates may sell out as the holidays approach.Remaining dates include:November 15November 19November 27November 29December 3December 4December 6December 8December 10December 11December 13December 15December 17December 18Party ticket holders can enter Magic Kingdom at 4 p.m., although the event runs from 7 p.m. until midnight. This gives guests three additional hours to enjoy attractions before the festivities begin.Adult tickets for guests ages 10 and older range from $189 to $229, plus tax.Children ages 3 through 9 receive a $10 discount. Eligible Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club Members receive discounts on select nights.Families should check Disney World’s official ticket calendar before making plans, especially if they have limited vacation flexibility.Availability can change quickly as Thanksgiving and Christmas approach.Credit: DisneyOther Ways to Celebrate Christmas at Disney WorldMissing Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party doesn’t mean missing Disney World’s holiday celebrations.EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays begins November 27, featuring seasonal food, entertainment, and international holiday traditions. Guests can explore festive offerings throughout World Showcase while enjoying special performances and holiday activities.Disney World’s theme parks and resorts also offer Christmas decorations, festive merchandise, and seasonal treats. Many resort hotels feature elaborate Christmas displays that visitors can enjoy without purchasing theme park admission.Magic Kingdom guests can enjoy holiday decorations during regular park hours without purchasing party tickets, making daytime visits another option for families.While regular Magic Kingdom admission remains separate, guests without tickets can no longer attend the November 25 Christmas party.With Thanksgiving week’s event sold out, travelers may need to adjust their plans.And with more dates potentially selling out, guests should consider purchasing remaining tickets soon.The post Disney World Confirms Magic Kingdom Admission Is Officially Sold Out Ahead of Thanksgiving appeared first on Inside the Magic.