Christmas 2021 at Disneyland Paris: the program
By Laurent P. Posted on October 19, 2021 at 3:38 p.m.
Christmas is gradually settling in Disneyland Paris! The amusement park offers its traditional winter season full of magic from November 13, 2021 to January 9, 2022. A return with fanfare after a complex year, including months of closure, due to the Covid.
The magic of Christmas at your fingertips … Disneyland Paris announced the arrival of its winter season which begins on November 13, 2021 and ends on January 9, 2022. A period of festivities for young and old which should extend again this year to Walt disney studios, and always with Mickey in the heart of the holidays.
Decorations and other flakes of snow and put their suitcases in the parks, for a season particularly awaited after a year of absence. Other activities and events will complete these two months dedicated to the Nativity and New Year’s Day.
The program for the Christmas season at Disneyland Paris:
- Immerse yourself in the most magical of Christmas decorations!
For more than a month, Disneyland Paris is wrapped in all the magic of Christmas, including a sparkling Christmas tree in Town Square, and the now famous decorations of Main Street, USA guiding you to Belle’s Castle. in the Sleeping Woods … A real Christmas story on a postcard. Flake on the cake? It snows twelve times a day on Main Street, USA! A real Christmas atmosphere like we do more.
- Spend enchanted moments with Disney characters
Dressed in their best Christmas clothes, the Disney Characters surprise you in the four corners of the Parks, in different selfie spots! Donald, Daisy, Minnie, Goofy, or even Stitch wearing his adorable pompom hat. Show your best smile and immortalize this magical moment …
- “Mickey and his Sparkling Christmas Parade”
The parades are back at Disneyland Paris! On the program, five luminous floats await fans, featuring Mickey and his friends, but also the Disney princesses as well as Santa Claus, accompanied by Tinker Bell. Each character represents scenes and decorations typical of the end of the year celebrations, supervised by many artists with equally bright costumes. A nice surprise for the whole family!
- An immersive canned catering offer!
For Christmas, we get into the holiday mood at Disneyland Paris through a gourmet offer in restaurants in parks and hotels, whether table service or take-out. Seasonal dishes, of course, like the turkey stuffed with chestnuts or the Yule log, but also a vegan offer including pan-fried spelled with asparagus and morels. For the sweet tooth, a selection of delicacies as tasty as they are Instagrammable, such as Minnie Christmas tart, the spice trees, the Kuglof Rudolph or the Olaf’choc’o’neige, a hot drink with mashed bananas and whipped cream.
- Meeting with the Enchanted New Years Eve
On the evenings of December 24 and 31, Disneyland Paris presents the Enchanted Réveillons des Chefs, as well as brunches on December 25 and January 1. A unique experience during which visitors can enjoy exceptional menus in the restaurants of the two Disney Parks and the Disney Hotels. And to favor the transition to the New Year, visitors who have booked a Chef’s Eve in Disneyland Park will also have access to the New Years Eve to enjoy a selection of attractions, in the company of Disney characters.
- The night show Disney illuminations back
The magic of Disneyland Paris will shine brightly with the fireworks show Disney illuminations. The nocturnal show will be back on December 21 and will impress children and their parents alike. Mickey thus takes visitors every evening, on the silhouette of the Castle, on a captivating journey in the footsteps of the heroes of animation masterpieces and legendary films. The little Mermaid, The world of Nemo or even Snow Queen… so many masterpieces that come to life here.
And lots of other surprises!
Note that this year, the New Years Eve is making a comeback. On the program: attractions open especially for the occasion, exceptional menus in the restaurants of the two parks as well as many other surprises … Are we spending Christmas in the park, friends?