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Duke Reviews: Pee Wee's Playhouse Christmas Special

Hi, Everyone, I'm Andrew Leduc And Welcome To Duke Reviews Where We Are Continuing Duke's Yultide Reviews...

And On Today's Show We're Looking At Pee Wee's Playhouse Christmas Special...

This Episode Sees Pee Wee Herman Celebrating The Holidays With His Friends And Celebrity Guests Who Drop In Throughout The Episode. So, What Are We Waiting For? Let's Take A Look At Pee Wee's Christmas Special...

The Episode Starts With The Playhouse Decorated To The Brim...

Making Out His Christmas List, Pee Wee Asks Us What Would We Put On Our Christmas List If We Were Him? Which Eventually Leads Him To Ask For A Yo-Yo But Conkey Tells Him That He Already Has One Which Leads Pee Wee To Check His Toys...

And After Entering His Code, Pee Wee Discovers That He Does Have One Which Leads Him To Do Some Tricks. Finishing Off His Christmas List, Pee Wee Has Conkey Print It And Seriously Long...

However, Hearing The Doorbell, Pee Wee Discovers That It's Miss Yvonne Who Tells Pee Wee About The Mistletoe In Her Hair Before Giving Him A Present In The Form Of A Fruitcake While Pee Wee Gives Her A New Perfume Of Eau De Pee Wee...

With Miss Yvonne Taking Off To Make Out With Everyone In The Playhouse (Which Is A Sight The Network Censor Won't Let Them Show) Pee Wee Takes Off To Put The Fruitcake In The Fridge And To Show Us How The Food In The Fridge Celebrate Christmas As They Give Pee Wee Another Fruitcake...

Hearing The Phone, Pee Wee Answers It To See Whoopi Goldberg Who Is Calling To See If She Could Be Apart Of The Christmas Special But This Year And "Next Year" Is Completely Booked But Pee Wee Can Maybe Place Her On The Christmas Special 2 Years From Now...

Jumping Into The Magic Screen, We Get Another Game Of Connect The Dots, As Pee Wee Forms A Sleigh At The North Pole And Runs Into Magic Johnson, Who Says That The Magic Screen And Him Are Cousins....

Uh, I Don't See The Family Resemblance, Magic...

Pushed Down The Hill By A Polar Bear, Pee Wee And Magic Go Through A Snowbank Before Going Down A Steep Incline Which Forces Pee Wee To Jump Out Of The Magic Screen And Say Goodbye To Magic Johnson...

Landing On Chairy, Pee Wee Realizes That While He Was Making Out His Christmas List He Forgot To Decorate The Playhouse, So, Calling Upon Jambi, He Wants To Wish For The Playhouse To Be Decorated But Pee Wee's Not Sure If He Wants To Use His Wish On That And Asks Jambi For An Extra Wish Because It's Christmas And He Says Fine...

Now Everyone Repeat After Jambi...

Mekka Lekka Hi, Mekka Heiney Ho...

Mekka Lekka Hi, Mekka Ho Ho Ho...

And Just Like That, The Playhouse Is Decorated...

Getting A Visit From Reba The Mail Lady, She Gives Pee Wee A Bunch Of Christmas Cards Before Giving Him Her Christmas Gift Of Another Fruitcake!...

Giving Reba Her Gift Of Large Press On Nails, Reba Has One More Thing For Pee Wee In The Form Of A Large Box Which Has Grace Jones Inside Of It, However It's Later Revealed That Grace Was Supposed To Go To The White House And Not The Playhouse...

But Before She Goes She Decides To Sing A Song...

After That Scene, Pee Wee Introduces Teen Angel From Grease And The Only Mouseketeer From The Original Mickey Mouse Club That Anyone Seems To Remember (Just Kidding) Who Are There Making Christmas Cards As They Show Us How They're Doing It,..

After That Scene, Pee Wee Runs Into Cher, Who's Wondering What Today's Secret Word Is....

Really? You Have A Big Star Like Cher And You Use Her For The Secret Word? Why?

Her Talents Would Be Better Off Singing The Song That Grace Jones Sung...

Anyway, Conkey Prints Out The Secret Word And It's Revealed That The Secret Word Is Year, And We All Know What To Do Whenever We Hear The Secret Word Right? Just Scream Real Loud..

(Start At 0:41, End At 1:05)

After Cher Leaves, The King Of Cartoons Arrives To Give Pee Wee His Christmas Gift Of Not Just 1 But 2 Fruitcakes...

How Many Fruitcakes Do These People Believe Pee Wee Needs?

Anyway, Like Always The King Of Cartoons Is There To Introduce The Cartoon But Before He Does, He's Interrupted By Annette Who Asks If She Can Do It, To Which He Lets Her...

When We Come Back We're Interrupted By Billy Baloney Who Makes It His Christmas Special Till Pee Wee Gets Back Of Course...

Getting A Weather Alert From Mr. Kite That It's Snowing Outside, Pee Wee Suits Up And Runs Into Morpheus From The Matrix...

Scaring Cowboy Curtis, Pee Wee Introduces The Del Rubio Triplets....

Well, At Least They're Not Being Confused For R.E.M And Singing Whip It...

(Start At 0:46)

Making A Snowman, It Ends Up Coming To Life When They Stare At It, Scaring Both Pee Wee And Cowboy Curtis Away...

Coming Across An Ice Rink, Pee Wee Meets Little Richard Who's Having A Hard Time Ice Skating So Pee Wee Shows Him How It's Done Or So We Think....

Going Inside To Drink Hot Cocoa, Pee Wee And His Friends Are Entertained By The Song Stylings Of K.D. Lang...

(Start At 0:28)

After Warming Up, Pee Wee Hangs The Stockings Including 2 Extra Large Stockings For Him While We Watch A Penny Cartoon, To Which After Pee Wee Talks With Cowntess Who Gives Pee Wee Another Fruitcake And Another Visitor In The Form Of Zsa Zsa Gabor Or Princess Zsa Zsa, Geez...

Headed To The Phone, Pee Wee Answers To See Dinah Shore Who's There To Sing The Twelve Days Of Christmas Or In Dinah's Case "The Song That Doesn't End"

However, While Pee Wee Is On The Phone With Dinah, He Gets A Phone Call From Oprah Who Wants To Say Merry Christmas To Him But Telling Her That He Has Dinah Shore On The Other Line, Pee Wee Hangs Up...

(Oprah) Okay, Let's Get Something Straight Here, Herman, I Am Oprah! You Do Not Hang Up On Me! I Hang Up On You!

Leaving Dinah With A Mannequin In A Pee Wee Dress Up Outfit, Pee Wee Talks With Ricardo About Mexican Traditions During Christmas Before We're Serenaded By The Queen Of Guchi Guchi Herself, Charro...

(Start At 0:41)

After Which Charro..What A Surprise...Gives Pee Wee Another Fruitcake...

(Imitating Samuel L. Jackson) I Have Had It With These Motherfreaking Fruitcakes In This Motherfreaking Special!

And What The Hell, Might As Well Add One More To The Pile As Pee Wee Gets Another From Mrs. Rene Who Is There To Talk About Hanukkah And Sing The Dreidel Song...

Spinning The Dreidel, It Heads Into The Home Of The Dinosaur Family...

Later That Night, Pee Wee And All Of His Friends Put The Finishing Touches On The Christmas Tree Only For Randy To Pull The Plug...

Saying That He Hates Christmas, Saying That It's All A Bunch Of Commercial Hooey, Pee Wee Shows Randy The True Meaning Of Christmas Which Changes His Mind...

With Cowboy Curtis Giving Pee Wee Another Fruitcake, Everyone Starts Wondering What Pee Wee Is Going To Do With All Those Damn Fruitcakes, Which Leads Him To Introduce A New Wing To The Playhouse Made Entirely Out Of Fruitcake (That'll Just Stink Up The Place In A Few Months)...

Singing Christmas Carols, Pee Wee Eventually Hears Sleigh Bells Which Leads To The Arrival Of Santa Claus Who Has Some Bad News For Pee Wee Turns Out That His List Was So Long That Santa Couldn't Fill The Orders For All The Other Children In The World...

Asking How Many Presents He'll Need, Santa Tells Pee Wee All Of Them. Deciding To Give Up All His Presents, Santa Asks For One Other Thing, And That's For Pee Wee To Help Him Deliever The Presents To The Other Children Of The World...

Saying Goodbye To His Friends, Jambi Asks About That Wish, To Which Pee Wee Wishes Everyone A Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year...

And That's The Pee Wee's Playhouse Christmas Special And It's Good...

Some Scenes Are Good, I Like How They Added In Other Cultures Which Some Christmas Specials Haven't Done As Of Recent And The Songs Aren't Bad And The Characters Are Decently Written So I Say See It...

Well, That's It For Duke's Yultide Reviews, Have A Merry Christmas, Happy Kwanza, Happy Hanukkah Or Whatever You Celebrate And Have A Happy New Year As Next Week...Wait A Minute There's One More Week Of December So, That Means One More Yultide Review But What Do I Do? Well I Guess Like I Did For My Christmas Movies I Might As Well Find The Worst Christmas Special And Talk About That But What Is The Worst Christmas Special Ever?

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Christmas Movies on Disney+ Streaming Guide

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Like frozen fractals spiraling all around, winter is here once more, and with it is the most wonderful time of the year. Tinsel is being strung around trees, cookies are in the oven, and millions are practicing the hazardous art of exterior illumination. When the days are short, and the nights long, it’s the perfect time to lean into family tradition, and maybe watch a traditional classic movie or two.

Of course with everyone glued to the nostalgia emanating from what is sure to be a new family tradition—Disney+—you might be wondering what holiday gems are hidden in its streaming bag of goodies? Well, we’re here to answer that question and offer you a recommendation on the best holiday cheer to be had in the Mouse House.

Frozen (2013)

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Frozen, an animated movie you might have heard of, technically takes place during summer. But it sure doesn’t feel that way after Queen Elsa freezes the fjord and belts songs about the snowmen she and her sister want to build. Indeed, there is hardly a more festive film for the holidays than this celebration of self-love and familial love. Rather than being the story of a princess falling for a prince, Frozen is about the love between two sisters, Elsa (Idina Menzel) and Anna (Kristen Bell), and how that bond can transcend fear, isolation, and lifelong trauma like losing your parents at an early age.

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Frozen 2: ‘Show Yourself’ Song Was Almost Cut from Movie

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Fairly sophisticated stuff for an animated movie, Frozen became a bona fide classic in large part due to its songbook by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, with “Let It Go” standing out as an anthem for self-empowerment and the realization of identity. And if you overlook the fact you heard that song probably five thousand times, it still has that same resonance, which is why children are drawn to its message, as well as Elsa’ irresistible ice powers brought to dazzling life. When you factor in Anna’s own awkward charm, the power the two radiate together is warming in any season.

Home Alone (1990)

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Another holiday classic from Fox, Home Alone remains a millennial touchstone for this time of year, and a gift that keeps on giving. Yes, everyone remembers the end where Macaulay Culkin tortures two bumbling goons (Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern) as if they’re Elmer Fudd, but the movie has a lot more going for it than just slapstick sociopathy. Indeed, when Kevin McCallister isn’t being a sadist, this film has an earnest appeal about celebrating the fantasy of a kid living by himself at home.

When his parents leave Kevin McAllister home alone for Christmas—it was an accident!—he has a luxury house to himself that he lounges about as if it were a giant playground with free ice cream, pizza, and R-rated movie viewing parties. Things go a little pear-shaped though when crooks try to rob the joint, but he handles that in glib fashion, all while sweetly pining for his mother. In fact, as you get older, Catherine O’Hara’s trials and tribulations to get back home to her baby boy in time for Christmas are as amusing as Kevin’s hijinks. (John Candy! Polka music!! Polka Christmas music!?!) But probably the reason this is a real classic has a lot to do with John Williams’ eternally heartwarming score.

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)

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A prime example of a sequel just doing the same thing again but to lesser results, Home Alone 2 is nowhere near as good as the movie that spawned it. However, Lost in New York has its charms. For starters, once Kevin accidentally gets on the wrong flight in a sequence that is sweetly dated to pre-2001, he winds up checking into the Plaza Hotel. This leads to a mirthful new subplot involving Kevin outwitting hotel management, including a movie-stealing Tim Curry as the concierge. The film is also responsible for the groovy Darlene Love holiday standard, “All Alone on Christmas.”

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Link Tank: Facts About Home Alone on Its 30th Anniversary

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Is Home Alone The Best Christmas movie of All Time?

By James Clayton

Otherwise, yeah, it’s pretty much the same movie with Kevin being even more sadistic on the crooks… even as he lets the biggest criminal of them all escape his grasp during Donald Trump’s cameo.

The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)

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Michael Caine revealed the secret of playing Ebenezer Scrooge against Muppets is to act as if you’re doing Shakespeare in the Park. By playing his humbugging, anti-Christmas malcontent completely straight, he gives a whiff of legitimate menace to a Dickensian adaptation that features Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy as struggling Victorian parents.

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The Christmas Chronicles 2 Trailer Has Kurt Russell Back as Santa for Netflix Film

By Joseph Baxter

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A Toy Store Near You Season 2 To Release on Christmas Day (Exclusive)

By Tony Sokol

Okay, so it’s not the best adaptation of Charles Dickens’ timeless classic, but it is a sweet one with a nice message and a few good songs to accompany its silliness.

Noelle (2019)

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We’ve seen movies about Santa’s wife and Santa’s brother, and a trilogy about Santa’s murderer claiming his job, but what about one focused on… Santa’s children? Such is the appeal of Noelle, one of the first films ever developed exclusively for Disney+. Written and directed by rom-com stalwart Marc Lawrence, this is a film about the difficulties in assuming the mantle of Santa Claus. Ostensibly that duty must fall on the latest Santa’s son, Nick Kringle (Bill Hader), but after he goes AWOL, it will become Noelle Kringle’s (Anna Kendrick) responsibility to find him and perhaps assume the title of Santa.

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It’s a pretty silly premise, but Kendrick and Hader are both winsome personalities who tend to elevate any material they’re given, and there might be something refreshing of the North Pole being viewed from the perspective of Noelle instead of St. Nicholas. With that said…. We haven’t quite gotten around to loading it up on our Disney+ yet either.

The Santa Clause (1994)

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Tim Allen really was on top of the world in the 1990s, wasn’t he? The star of ABC’s popular Home Improvement sitcom, and just a year away from becoming a Pixar legend in Toy Story, Allen could get any family entertainment greenlit. Thus enters Disney’s The Santa Clause, a movie that posits “what if Tim Allen became Santa?” That’s pretty much what happens when Allen’s schmo-y Scott Calvin inadvertently is responsible for the death of the previous Santa who slips off his roof.

The consequence of Scott’s mistake is he puts on the red and white outfit to finish Santa’s sleigh ride that night, much to the delight of his son Charlie (Eric Lloyd). Little does he know that by donning the suit, he has entered into a “Santa Clause” which means he becomes the big guy—literally so as he gains 100 pounds of weight and a white beard overnight. It’s still amusing now, but our favorite bit will always be David Krumholtz as the no-nonsense North Pole elf from Brooklyn.

The Sound of Music (1965)

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A movie that has sold more tickets than almost any other film ever made—only Star Wars and Gone with the Wind were seen by more people in theaters—The Sound of Music is a musical epic that’s as endearing as it is saccharine. With a sweeping plot that documents in the rosiest of tints, the Von Trapp family growing up on the eve of World War II in the Austrian Alps, this is an all-time classic from 20th Century Fox because of its wholesomeness, and because of its many great songs belted by Julie Andrews.

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Christmas Movies and TV Specials: Full 2020 Schedule

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Christmas Movies: A Complete Holiday Streaming Guide

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In fact, one of them has become a Christmas classic. “A Few of My Favorite Things” is actually sung by Andrews’ Maria during a thunderstorm, and not Christmastime. But her inflections about “girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes, snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes” are so joyous, it could only live on during the most joyful month of the year. And the movie does indeed mark the holidays, and every other major event in the lives of the Von Trapp family’s six children that sees a nun go from being their nanny to their new stepmother, spiriting them away from the Nazis. Happy holidays, kids!

Other Christmas Movies on Disney+

12 Dates of Christmas (2011)

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Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas (1997)

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A Christmas Carol (2009)

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The Christmas Star (1986)

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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe (2005)

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Disney Channel’s Epic Holiday Showdown (2020)

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Disney Channel Holiday House Party (2020)

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Disney Holiday Magic Quest (2020)

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Frozen II (2019)

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High School Musical: The Musical: The Holiday Special (2020)

Disney+ – Arriving Dec. 11

Home Alone 3 (1997)

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I’ll Be Home for Christmas (1998)

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Lego Star Wars Holiday Special (2020)

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Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas (1999)

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The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (2018)

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One Magic Christmas (1985)

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Once Upon a Snowman (2020)

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Santa Buddies (2009)

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The Santa Clause 2 (2002)

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The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause (2006)

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Santa Paws 2: The Santa Pup (2012)

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Santa’s Workshop (1932)

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The Search for Santa Paws (2010)

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‘Twas the Night (2001)

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Your Ultimate Guide To Holiday Events In Orlando

Christmas is the Orlando area is simply spectacular. It sparkles with magic and cheer!  Holiday traditions and joyful celebrations transform Orlando into a Christmas wonderland. Here is your ultimate guide to Orlando holiday events.

Disney Springs Christmas Events

Disney Springs is always on our list when visiting Orlando. But the magical decor during the holidays makes it extra special. Disney Springs offers a variety of seasonal entertainment during the Holiday Season.

From November 8th 2018 to January 6th 2019

Christmas Tree Trail– From November 8, 2018 through January 6, 2019, discover 27 holiday trees—each inspired by a Disney character or theme like Mary Poppins, Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, among others. New this season is Star Wars and Toy Story.

Santa’s ChaletCelebrate the spirit of the season during an enchanting visit with Santa Claus—at the Disney Springs Marketplace from Nov 28-December

Stitch’s Holiday Gift Hunt– Solve clever clues to help everyone’s favorite galactic rascal track down gifts for his 'ohana.

There’s plenty of live entertainment, carolers, stilt walkers, holiday sweets and treats, a live dj and dance party.

Magic Kingdom

Magic Kingdom explodes with holiday magic & cheer during Christmas. No other park sparkles quite like this.

Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party 22 select nights November 8th to December 21st 2018 Join family, friends & Mickey too for an oh-so-jolly holiday celebration! It’s the party of all parties during Christmas in Orlando. Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party is packed with live entertainment, a spectacular festive parade, a new fun, musical stage show and an explosion of thrilling fireworks.

A Frozen Holiday Wish  Every night, Anna, Kristoff and the irrepressible Olaf join Queen Elsa on stage where she uses her icy powers to transform the Castle into a glistening ice palace.

Jingle Cruise Jungle Cruise is transformed for the Holidays into a holly jolly Christmas cruise. All the regular props sprinkled with holiday cheer. Even the boats get new names.

Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade This parade is exclusively for guests attending Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. Celebrate the season with Disney friends as they stroll by in a festive procession featuring jolly St. Nick on his sleigh.

Holiday Wishes: Celebrate the Season The Holiday fireworks are reserved for guests attending Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party

We've highlighted Magic Kingdom, but there's lots of other holiday events going on at the other Disney resorts and you can see them all here.

Universal Orlando Resort Christmas Events

Universal Orlando unwraps a resort wide celebration.  Experience Christmas in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter as Hogsmeade and Diagon Alley are transformed with holiday cheer.  Treat yourself to Universal’s Holiday Macy’s Parade and watch the live retelling of Dr. Seuss’ classic holiday tale starring the Grinch in the Grinchmas Who-liday Spectacular.  Holiday events run from November 17th 2018 to January 6th 2019.

Universal Studios Florida

Universal’s Holiday Parade featuring Macy’s Merry and Mayhem combine as the Minions join Santa Claus in an incarnation of Universal's Holiday Parade featuring Macy's, a holiday favorite that also features characters from Madagascar and Shrek.

Mannheim Steamroller The best-selling holiday artist of all time visits Universal Studios as Mannheim Steamroller returns for live performances.

Blues Brothers Holiday Show is a hit with all ages with songs like ‘Santa Claus is Coming to Town’ and ‘Blue Christmas’.

Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Diagon Alley Diagon Alley is transformed with festive décor & lighting

Islands of Adventure

The Grinchmas Holiday SpectacularExplore Seuss Landing™, filled with the Christmas charm and cheer of Who-ville. Delight in The Grinchmas™ Who-liday Spectacular, a live retelling of the classic holiday tale starring The Grinch™. Plus, meet the maven of mischief himself for an autograph and photo.

The Grinch & Friends Character Breakfast Choose from irresistible entrees and get your camera ready. The Grinch™ himself will make the rounds, stopping to pose for photos and share hilariously snarky small talk.  Reservations

Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Hogsmeade With its buildings already covered in snow it’s the perfect backdrop for its holiday transformation. Don’t miss Hogwarts Castle fabulously lit by a projection-mapping show.

  LEGOLand Christmas Bricktacular

December 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22-31 2018 Thousands of LEGO and DUPLO bricks create a 30-foot-tall Christmas tree with dancing lights and songs on until December 25th.  Build Lego trees, mail a letter to Santa and don't miss the nightly 3D fireworks!

This jolly time of year features a combination of seasonal shows, special treats, twinkling lights and more during Christmas Bricktacular and Kids’ New Year’s Party! These events are included in general admission – no extra ticket required.

  Christmas in Celebration Florida

Now Snowing in Celebration

November 24th through Dec 31st 2018 Celebration, Florida is the town that Disney built.  Now Snowing, Central Florida’s original and premier “Snowing” event, offers one of the area’s only synthetic ice rinks, special community performances by some of the area’s top young talent, and special concert events throughout the season. Now Snowing is a month-long Winter Wonderland Spectacular featuring strolling Charles Dickens style Carolers, photos with Santa, horse drawn carriage rides, ice skating, train rides, and nightly snowfall at 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00 PM. It��s a true throwback to the traditional family style holiday. Festivities kick off on Nov 24 with the Tree Lighting Ceremony from 5.30 – 9.00pm.

The main event is the nightly “snowfall”  Who says it doesn’t snow in Florida? Nightly Snowfalls are at 6.00, 7.00, 8.00 and 9.00 pm.

There’s also Santa in his chalet, horse drawn carriage rides, and the Celebration Express Train.

Celebration Holiday Home Tours

The Celebration Holiday Home Tour is held December 1st 2018 from 3-9 p.m. and December 2nd 2018 from 1-5 p.m.  This self-guided tour takes visitors on a journey through several of the town’s fabulously decorated homes. Visitors can enter each home to see beautiful decorations and custom New Urbanism architecture by the Walt Disney Company. Visitors will also enjoy extravagantly decorated trees and tablescapes in the expanded Winter Wonderland.

ICE! At Gaylord Palms

November 16th 2018 to January 6th 2019 ICE! is back at Gaylord Palms with an all-new theme featuring the beloved classic holiday movie A Christmas Story. Watch this hilarious family tale come to life through interactive ice sculptures and displays. Experience iconic scenes such as The Old Man’s Major Award, Aunt Clara’s pink nightmare and the ultimate triple dog dare at the school’s flagpole. Everything is hand-carved from two million pounds of ice.

Features include:

ICE! Featuring A Christmas Story

Dreams of Christmas Light Show

Cirque Dreams Unwrapped

Atrium Christmas Tree Trail

Frostbite Factory

Alpine Rush Snow Tubing

Santa’s Snow Throw

Photo’s with Santa

Claus Christmas Traditions and Story Time Sing-a-long

Space Coast LightFest

Nightly throughout December

More than 3 million twinkling holiday lights will ignite the night sky at Wickham Park. The Spac Coast Lightfest is a holiday themed drive through event. This event attracts over 15,000 cars.  Over 2.7 million twinkling lights create this dazzling wonderland.

When: From 6.30pm to 10pm November 19th 2018 – January 1st 2019 Where: Melbourne, Florida

Mount Dora Christmas Events

Nov 3 – Dec 30 – Polar Express Train Ride Dec 1- Dec 2 – Mount Dora Holiday Homes Tour Dec – Thurs/Fri/Sat – Mount Dora Food Tours

Daily in December:

Mount Dora Christmas Lights Tour

Mount Dora Christmas Light Cart Tour

Take the Polar Express from Tavares train station to the North Pole.

Rusty Anchor Christmas Lights on the Lake Tour – twice nightly.

Happy Planning!

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