Complimentary Mickey’s Christmas Party Ornament in 2025 (Photos)
Disney has shared an image of the 2025 ornament for Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. This ornament is a complimentary gift that’s handed out to party guests. In past years, guests received the ornament as they walked through the Market Street welcome area at the start of the party. The welcome area is to the right of the Confectionery on Main Street USA when you first enter the park. It’s typically only open during party nights or as needed for crowd overflow on busy evenings.
The ornament features Mickey Mouse and Pluto in a red pickup truck, carrying a Christmas tree! The wheels are peppermint, and the truck’s door panel says Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party.
Information for picking up your ornament will be listed on the special event guide that’s handed out when you receive your wristband. We don’t anticipate the process changing this year, but it’s important to remember to pick up your ornament if you’re a party guest who’s already touring the park and not walking through the party’s formal entrance. (Ornaments are also available at wristband distribution centers set up throughout the park. Each area is listed on the 2025 party map.)
Update: Here is a photo of the actual ornament we received at this year’s party!
We were also given a chocolate peppermint marshmallow!
If you’re attending this year’s party, you might also like to check out the Holiday Christmas Tree Truck Popcorn Bucket that’s exclusive to the event. It will be for sale at various popcorn stands throughout the park. For more on Mickey’s Christmas Party, you might like the following:
Since the party debuted, we’ve also provided a review of our experience this year. If you’re looking to plan a Disney World vacation, our friends at Firefly Travels are available to help.
Whether you’re new to the world of Disney or a seasoned pro in search of a new adventure, their goal is to help you plan a tailor-made experience like no other. Check with our travel partner, Firefly Travels, to begin planning.
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