I love Thanksgiving. I know a lot of people simply feel like it’s just the holiday stuck in between Halloween and Christmas, but I love it and I wish the Disney Parks did more to celebrate this holiday.
Experience the wonder of a 19th century New England Christmas with traditions of the modern era at Old Sturbridge Village outdoor living history museum in Sturbridge, Mass.
Prop Store—one of the leading entertainment memorabilia specialists in the world—is hosting a live and online film and television auction with more than 900 lots of rare props, costumes, and ephemera from iconic franchises like Star Wars, Back to the Future, Jurassic Park, The Hunger Games, and many more.
Starting Dec. 7, a temporary shop will be set up at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex exclusively for cast members. The shop will offer discounts up to 75% off and Disney says the Cast Appreciation Marketplace will also offer special surprises.
This year, Santa Claus will bring the North Pole to the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort with the all-new Santa’s Village area, where guests can enjoy a socially-distant, yet festive holiday experience.
On Nov. 19, Elvis Presley’s Graceland will continue its traditional Christmas lighting ceremony. Starting at 6 p.m. Central Time, the destination will hold a Facebook Live so Elvis fans of all ages can watch his home dazzle in holiday lights.
This holiday season, Six Flags Magic Mountain is introducing an all-new socially distant drive-thru experience. Holiday in the Park offers guests of all ages the chance to celebrate from the safety and comfort of their own vehicles.
The annual “12 Beers of Christmas” holiday event is back for a third year at Morimoto Asia in Disney Springs, hosted by Chef Masaharu Morimoto himself.
Starting Nov. 22, guests can take their festive fun to the next level at Universal Orlando with the all-new “Universal’s Holiday Tour,” a guided tour that offers exclusive access to holiday experiences across the resort.
Nearly 80% of Florida’s theme park designers and builders are currently laid off or on furlough, but creative minds can’t sit idle for long. Together, a volunteer team of industry professionals got together to produce the free outdoor holiday self-guided walking tour, “Curry Ford Presents: Picture Perfect Holidays by Slice Creative Network.”
