Imagine you’re walking down a glittering Sunset Boulevard, silver garlands catching the moonlight, giant ornaments dangling overhead, and live jazz filling the air! This isn’t your typical Disney Christmas celebration! This is Jollywood Nights, where old Hollywood glamour crashes headfirst into holiday magic at Disney’s Hollywood Studios!

If you’re trying to decide whether to drop serious cash on this after-hours event, you’re in the right place! We’re breaking down everything you need to know about Jollywood Nights 2025, from ticket prices and secret tips to the best food, rare characters, and jaw-dropping shows that make this party worth every penny!

What Exactly is Jollywood Nights?

Jollywood Nights is Disney’s answer to “What if we threw the fanciest holiday party ever at a movie studio?” It’s a separately ticketed after-hours event that transforms Hollywood Studios into a vintage tinsel town wonderland. Think less “family-friendly parade” and more “glitzy date night with Mickey Premium Bars.”

Unlike Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party over at Magic Kingdom, Jollywood Nights has a distinctly grown-up vibe. People dress up (we’re talking sequins, cocktail dresses, and full holiday glam), sip specialty cocktails, and dance to live jazz bands. But don’t worry, it’s still Disney, so there are characters, fireworks, and enough festive magic to fill your Instagram feed for weeks!

The event debuted in 2023 and had a rough first night (long story involving wristband chaos and unhappy guests), but Disney listened. They’ve been improving it every year, and 2025 is shaping up to be the best one yet!

Jollywood Nights 2025 Dates and Times

Let’s talk logistics. Jollywood Nights runs on select nights from November 8 through December 22, 2025. Here’s your full lineup:

November dates: 8, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29

December dates: 1, 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 22

The official party runs from 7:30 PM to 12:30 AM, giving you a solid five hours of holiday fun. But here’s the insider tip: ticket holders can enter Hollywood Studios as early as 5:30 PM.

That extra two-hour mix-in time before the party officially starts is golden. Day guests clear out around 6:30 PM, so you get a head start on rides, food, and character meet-and-greets before the main events kick off!

Ticket Prices and How to Buy

Let’s not sugarcoat it. Jollywood Nights tickets aren’t cheap. Prices range from $159 to $199 per person (ages 3 and up), depending on which date you pick.

The cheapest nights are typically in early to mid-November, while dates closer to Christmas command premium prices. December 13, 20, and 22 hit that $199 mark.

Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club Members get $10 off per ticket, which is valid for all event nights.

Tickets went on sale July 22, 2025 for the general public, but Disney resort hotel guests got early access starting July 16. As of November 2025, opening night (November 8) sold out way earlier than previous years, so don’t sleep on buying tickets if you want a specific date.

You can buy tickets online at DisneyWorld.com or call the Disney Reservation Center at 407-934-7639.

A Quick History: How Jollywood Nights Started

Jollywood Nights is the new kid on the block in Disney’s holiday lineup. It premiered November 11, 2023, as Disney’s answer to creating a second holiday party option beyond Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party!

The first year was… let’s call it a learning experience. Opening night 2023 had major operational issues, including a single wristband check-in location that created massive lines, poor crowd flow, and some guests leaving early in frustration. Reviews were mixed, and ticket sales struggled mid-season.

But Disney didn’t give up. For 2024, they made significant improvements: multiple check-in points, better entertainment scheduling, improved food options, and smoother operations overall. The event got better reviews, though it still didn’t sell out as many nights as Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party.

For 2025, Disney doubled down with even more enhancements: earlier entry time (5:30 PM instead of 6 PM), new character meet-and-greets including Miguel from Coco and Life Day Chewbacca, relocated entertainment areas, and expanded food menus. The goal? Make Jollywood Nights a must-do holiday tradition instead of “that other Christmas party.”

Meet Ollie: Your Gingerbread Mascot

Every good party needs a mascot, and Jollywood Nights has Ollie the Gingerbread Man. This cute little cookie became Disney’s first new park-specific character since Figment at EPCOT.

Ollie’s full stage name is “Holly Jolly Ollie Wood” (get it?), and according to Disney lore, “There once was a cookie named Ollie who made his way west on a trolley. With oven-baked gleam, he followed his dream and made all of Tinseltown jolly!”

You’ll see Ollie everywhere during Jollywood Nights: on the giant light-up neon sign when you enter the park, on the event map, and plastered across exclusive merchandise like Spirit Jerseys, Loungefly bags, ear headbands, and ornaments. While Ollie doesn’t do character meet-and-greets (yet), he’s become the cheerful face of this holiday bash!

The Shows You Can’t Miss

Jollywood Nights isn’t just about shorter ride lines. The entertainment is where this party really shines. Here are the headliners:

Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM!

This nighttime spectacular is the grand finale at 10:00 PM, lighting up the Chinese Theater with fireworks, lasers, projections, and holiday music. It stars Wayne and Lanny from Disney’s “Prep & Landing” on a mission to rescue Santa, featuring scenes from “Beauty and the Beast,” “Mickey’s Christmas Carol,” and “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”

You’ll get fake “snowfall” on Hollywood Boulevard and synced MagicBand+ effects. It’s basically Disney’s love letter to Christmas movies, and it hasn’t been shown at Hollywood Studios since 2020, making it extra special.

Pro tip: Don’t camp out early for good spots. The fireworks are visible from multiple locations, and you’ll waste valuable party time sitting on pavement!

What’s This? Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Sing-Along

Held at the Hyperion Theater (where Frozen Sing-Along usually lives), this 20-25 minute show is an absolute blast. You get to sing along to your favorite “Nightmare Before Christmas” songs, see an enormous Jack Skellington puppet that’s legitimately impressive, and watch Oogie Boogie make a live appearance with practical set pieces.

The show integrates a story with two pantomime performers and video projections. Even if you’re not a huge “Nightmare” fan, the production quality alone makes it worth seeing.

Showtimes: 7:30 PM, 8:30 PM, 9:30 PM, 11:30 PM, and 12:30 AM

Strategy: Catch the first showing at 7:30 PM right when the party starts, or do the very last one at 12:30 AM to extend your night.

Disney Holidays in Hollywood

This 25-minute stage show at Theater of the Stars is pure Disney magic. Hosted by Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy, it features live singers, dancers, jazz musicians, and appearances from Mickey, Minnie, Belle, and Tiana in holiday outfits!

The choreography is excellent, Belle sings in her holiday gown, and Tiana performs an original holiday tune in a new dress. It’s the kind of classic Disney entertainment that reminds you why you love these parks!

Showtimes: 8:15 PM, 9:15 PM, 11:00 PM, and 12:00 AM

Pro tip: The 8:15 PM showtime fills up quickly. If you time it right, you can see “What’s This?” at 7:30 PM and make it to “Holidays in Hollywood” at 8:15 PM with about 15 minutes to spare.

Glisten! Ice Skating Show

World-class ice skaters perform breathtaking routines on a synthetic rink right in front of the Chinese Theater. The show features classic holiday tunes, original Jollywood songs, Disney favorites like “Be Our Guest” and “When You Wish Upon a Star,” plus skaters doing jumps, spins, and even jump rope with Christmas lights.

For 2025, the show got upgrades including new costumes with gold and teal touches, better lighting effects, a juggler, and a new Aladdin section.

Showtimes: 8:10 PM, 9:10 PM, 10:30 PM, 11:10 PM, and 12:00 AM

Real talk: The show is entertaining and unique (ice skating in Florida!), but performers do occasionally fall on the synthetic surface. It’s still worth watching, especially since it’s easy to walk up minutes before showtime!

Twilight Soirée at the Tip Top Club

This is hands-down one of the coolest experiences at Jollywood Nights. The courtyard of the Hollywood Tower Hotel transforms into a 1930s-style jazz lounge with live music from the band “Rachel and the Alley Cats,” plus dancers Chip Callaway and Cookie Fitzgerald!

Grab a specialty cocktail (the 1939 Royale or Top Floor Daiquiri, both $9.50) in a souvenir champagne flute, and enjoy 15-minute sets of jazz-styled holiday music throughout the night. The vibe is immaculate—vintage glamour meets holiday cheer.

Showtimes: 7:30 PM, 8:10 PM, 8:50 PM, 9:30 PM, 10:30 PM, 11:10 PM, and 11:50 PM

Why you should go: It captures everything Jollywood Nights is about—sophisticated, swanky, and special. Multiple guests called it their favorite part of the entire event!

Holiday Fiesta en la Calle

For 2025, this lively Latin-inspired holiday street fair moved to the Coaster Courtyard on Sunset Boulevard near Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster. Expect Latin holiday music, colorful decorations, and a festive atmosphere. You can also meet Miguel from Coco here, which is new for 2025!

Pixar Disco

Head to Pixar Plaza for a dance party featuring Edna Mode, Frozone, and Joy from “Inside Out.” This runs from 7:30-9:30 PM and again from 10:30 PM-12:30 AM.

The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure & Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After

Both of Hollywood Studios’ newer shows will be open during Jollywood Nights, giving you even more entertainment options!

Character Meet-and-Greets: The Rare Ones You Need to See

Jollywood Nights brings out more than 20 characters, including several rare and exclusive ones you won’t meet during regular park hours. Here’s the lineup:

Echo Lake – Season’s Greetings

• Phineas and Ferb

• Max Goof as Powerline (the ’90s kids go WILD for this one)

• Chip ‘n’ Dale: Rescue Rangers

• King Louie or Baloo

• Santa Stitch

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge

• Life Day Chewbacca (NEW for 2025!) – Chewie celebrates the Wookiee holiday in his red ceremonial robe

• The Mandalorian and Grogu (they actually stop for a queued meet-and-greet during the party)

Toy Story Land

• Lotso from “Toy Story 3”

• Partysaurus Rex (NEW for 2025!) – Rex in his party outfit with Viking helmet, wig, and light necklace

Walt Disney Presents

• Duffy dressed as Santa

Commissary Lane

• Donald Duck and Daisy Duck in holiday outfits

Grand Avenue

• Goofy and Pluto

• Bing Bong from “Inside Out” (NEW for 2025!)

Pixar Plaza

• Mike Wazowski

• Edna Mode

• Frozone

• Joy from “Inside Out”

Near Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster (Coaster Courtyard)

• José Carioca and Panchito from “The Three Caballeros”

• Miguel from “Coco” (NEW for 2025!)

Red Carpet Dreams (Commissary Lane)

• Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse in their Jollywood Nights outfits with holiday props

Strategy: Lines for popular rare characters like Duffy, Partysaurus Rex, and Bing Bong can get long. Get in line early (during the 5:30-7:30 PM mix-in window) if these are must-dos for you.

What Rides Are Open?

One of the biggest perks of Jollywood Nights is experiencing Hollywood Studios’ best attractions with drastically lower wait times. Here’s what’s open:

Toy Story Land:

• Slinky Dog Dash

• Toy Story Mania!

• Alien Swirling Saucers

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge:

• Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance (standby only)

• Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run

Sunset Boulevard:

• The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror

• Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith

Hollywood Boulevard:

• Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway

Echo Lake:

• Star Tours – The Adventures Continue

Grand Avenue:

• Muppet*Vision 3D

Pro tip: Hit Slinky Dog Dash and Rise of the Resistance during mix-in time or late in the evening. These typically have the longest waits even during the party.

The Food Situation: What to Eat and Drink

Unlike Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party (which offers free cookies and cocoa), Jollywood Nights doesn’t include complimentary treats. But here’s the trade-off: nearly all food locations stay open, and there are tons of exclusive specialty items you can’t get any other time.

Disney announced over 82 exclusive food and beverage items for 2025. Here are some highlights:

ABC Commissary (Commissary Lane)

• Birria Taco: Shredded beef and Monterey Jack with beef consommé

• Cauliflower Taco (plant-based)

• Empanadas with Street Corn

• Yuca con Chicharrón: Fried pork belly with yuca fries

Dockside Diner (Echo Lake)

• Loaded Samosas: Potato and pea samosas with curried chickpeas (plant-based)

• Meatball and Polenta

Fairfax Fare (Sunset Boulevard)

• Holiday Turkey Popover: Roasted turkey and mashed potatoes in a house-made popover

• Raspberry-Lemon Square

KRNR The Rock Station (Sunset Boulevard)

• Arepas de Choclo: Sweet corn cakes with cheese (NEW for 2025)

• Churro Sundae: Churros with vanilla soft-serve and spiced apples

Jazzy Holidays at The Hollywood Brown Derby (Hollywood Boulevard)

This upscale option requires reservations but offers an amazing menu:

• Charcuterie with house-made cured meats

• Chorizo Arancini

• Hamachi with caper aïoli

• Jazzy Sliders (bison)

• Pork Belly Bao (Korean-style)

• Shrimp Cocktail

• Sticky Chicken Wings

Pro tip: Book Hollywood Brown Derby reservations early if you want the full jazz lounge experience. It fills up fast.

Drinks

The Tip Top Club serves the 1939 Royale and Top Floor Daiquiri ($9.50 each) in souvenir champagne flutes. Various other locations offer holiday-themed cocktails, mocktails, and specialty beverages throughout the park.

Budget tip: Plan to spend $60-75 per person on food and drinks if you want to try multiple specialty items.

Exclusive Jollywood Nights Merchandise

All the Ollie-themed merch is only available during the party at the Vacation Fun theater lobby area. Here’s what you can snag:

• Spirit Jersey – $84.99 (teal with Ollie playing saxophone)

• Loungefly Convertible Bag – $85 (Ollie appliqué with icing bag charm)

• Ear Headband – $36.99 (plush Ollie ears with bowtie)

• Mug – $24.99 (Ollie face on one side, event logo on the other)

• Ornament – $26.99 (Ollie on a Jollywood Nights marquee)

• Limited Release Trading Pins – $19.99 (regular and Annual Passholder versions)

• Adult T-Shirt – $34.99

Important: You can only buy this stuff during the party hours (not before), and popular items may sell out, so don’t wait until the end of the night.

Disney PhotoPass: Free Downloads Included

Here’s a sweet perk: all PhotoPass photos and videos taken during Jollywood Nights are included free with your ticket. That means you should take full advantage of:

• Magic Shots with Ollie

• Character photos in holiday outfits

• The big light-up Jollywood Nights sign at the entrance

• Stage 1 photo ops on Grand Avenue

• Special holiday-themed photo locations throughout the park

What to Wear: Dress Code and Style Tips

There’s no official dress code beyond Disney’s standard apparel guidelines, but Jollywood Nights encourages guests to “dress to the nines” or show off their “festive flair.”

You’ll see everything from casual Christmas t-shirts to full sequined gowns and cocktail attire. Many guests treat it like a fancy holiday party and dress up, which adds to the glamorous vibe.

Outfit ideas:

• Retro holiday glam: Swing dress, pearls, Mickey gloves

• Sparkly festive: Sequined top with jeans and holiday ears

• Classic cocktail: Little black dress with red accessories

• Dapper and cozy: Holiday sweater with nice pants and booties

• Old Hollywood: Vintage-inspired dress with faux fur stole

Critical tip: Wear comfortable shoes! You’ll be walking and standing for 5+ hours. Cute booties or stylish sneakers beat painful heels every time.

Planning Your Perfect Jollywood Nights: Expert Tips

Want to maximize your night? Here’s how the pros do it:

Tip #1: Arrive at 5:30 PM

Take full advantage of that early entry. You can knock out one or two major rides, grab specialty food, or get in line for popular characters before the party officially starts.

Tip #2: Decide on Your Top 3 Must-Dos

You can’t do everything in 5 hours. Pick your priorities: Is it rare characters? All three stage shows? Specialty food? Make a game plan.

Tip #3: See “What’s This?” First

The Nightmare Before Christmas sing-along at 7:30 PM is the perfect way to start the party. You can grab a seat 10-15 minutes early and be done by 7:52 PM, giving you time to walk to the next show.

Tip #4: Don’t Skip the Tip Top Club

Seriously. Even if you only catch one 15-minute set, the vibes alone are worth it. It’s what makes Jollywood Nights special.

Tip #5: Save Rise of the Resistance for Late

Wait times drop significantly after 10 PM when most guests are watching shows or eating. You might even get it as a walk-on.

Tip #6: Budget for Food

Unlike other Disney parties, food isn’t free here. But having restaurants open is actually a huge plus. Set aside money if you want to try specialty items.

Tip #7: Stay Until 12:30 AM

The event doesn’t get crazy crowded like Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, so staying late means you’ll practically have the park to yourself for rides.

Tip #8: Use PhotoPass

It’s free with your ticket! Get all the magic shots and character photos you can.

Tip #9: Buy Merch Early

Exclusive items can sell out, especially on sold-out nights. Hit the shop early or mid-evening.

Tip #10: Skip Camping Out for Fireworks

Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM! is visible from multiple spots. Don’t waste an hour sitting on the ground when you could be experiencing other party exclusives.

Getting There and Transportation Tips

Driving: Hollywood Studios parking is right in front of the park, making it super convenient if you’re driving. Parking for the event is included.

Disney Skyliner: The Skyliner runs TO the party but does NOT run after the party ends. Instead, Disney provides buses back to Skyliner resorts (Caribbean Beach, Riviera, Art of Animation, Pop Century).

Buses: All Disney resort buses run normally to get you to the party, and buses continue running at least one hour after the event ends at 12:30 AM.

Uber/Lyft: These work as usual for drop-off and pick-up.

Is Jollywood Nights Worth It?

The $159-$199 ticket price is steep, no question. So is it worth it? Here’s the honest breakdown:

You’ll love Jollywood Nights if:

• You want a more sophisticated, adult-oriented holiday experience

• You’re a fan of old Hollywood glamour and jazz vibes

• You love exclusive shows and rare character meet-and-greets

• You’re a couple or group of adults looking for a date night vibe

• You enjoy specialty cocktails and upscale food options

• You want shorter ride wait times

• You’ve done Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party before and want something different

You might prefer Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party if:

• You have young kids who want free cookies and cocoa

• You prefer the classic Christmas parade and Magic Kingdom atmosphere

• You want more character options and traditional holiday entertainment

• You’re looking for the quintessential Disney Christmas experience

The verdict: Jollywood Nights has improved dramatically since its rocky 2023 debut. The 2025 version offers outstanding entertainment (those stage shows!), rare characters, unique food, incredible atmosphere, and an overall sophisticated holiday vibe you won’t find anywhere else at Disney World.

For grown-ups, couples, and Disney fans who want something fresh and different, it’s absolutely worth the price. For families with little kids, Mickey’s Very Merry might be the better bet.

Jollywood Nights vs. Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party

Since everyone asks, here’s the quick comparison:

Fun Facts and Hidden Secrets

• Ollie is the first new Disney park-exclusive character since Figment at EPCOT. He’s become the official mascot of Jollywood Nights.

• The event sold out faster in 2025 than previous years. Opening night (November 8) sold out in October, weeks earlier than 2024.

• Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM! last appeared in January 2020 before a five-year hiatus. Jollywood Nights brought it back exclusively for the party.

• “What’s This?” won an IAAPA Brass Ring Award for its outstanding production quality.

• The Tip Top Club references the Tower of Terror backstory. The Hollywood Tower Hotel’s famous lounge comes to life during the party.

• Hollywood Studios gets surprisingly elaborate Christmas decorations beyond just the party. Silver and gold garland, wreaths, stars, giant ornaments, and a Christmas tree at Echo Lake with nightly lighting.

• Sunset Seasons Greetings transforms the Tower of Terror with holiday projections during regular park hours throughout November and December (not just during Jollywood Nights).

• The synthetic ice rink for Glisten! is specially designed to withstand Florida’s outdoor conditions, though it does make skating more challenging than real ice.

• Jollywood Nights had only 4 sold-out nights in 2023 and similar numbers in 2024, making it much easier to get tickets than Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party.

• Life Day is the in-universe Star Wars holiday celebrated by Wookiees, which is why Chewbacca appears in his ceremonial red robe for the November 17 party (the actual Life Day date).

Frequently Asked Questions About Jollywood Nights

Q: Do I need a separate park ticket for Jollywood Nights?

A: Nope! Your Jollywood Nights ticket gets you into Hollywood Studios starting at 5:30 PM. You don’t need a regular park ticket.

Q: Can I go to Hollywood Studios during the day AND attend Jollywood Nights?

A: Yes! If you have a regular day ticket, you can stay in the park all day, then join the party at 5:30 PM when early entry starts. Just get your wristband at one of the check-in locations inside the park.

Q: How long is Jollywood Nights?

A: The official party runs 7:30 PM-12:30 AM (5 hours), but early entry starts at 5:30 PM, giving you up to 7 hours total.

Q: Are Lightning Lanes available during Jollywood Nights?

A: No. Lightning Lane passes are only offered during regular park hours. During the party, it’s standby lines only.

Q: What happens if it rains?

A: The party happens rain or shine. Some outdoor entertainment (like Glisten!) may be modified or canceled in severe weather, but indoor shows and attractions continue. Disney doesn’t offer refunds for weather.

Q: Can I meet characters during the mix-in time (5:30-7:30 PM)?

A: Some characters start meeting during mix-in, while others wait until 7:30 PM. Check the Times Guide you receive with your wristband.

Q: Is Jollywood Nights less crowded than Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party?

A: Generally, yes. Jollywood Nights is a limited-capacity event but tends to feel less crowded than MVMCP. Wait times for rides are typically lower.

Q: What should I wear?

A: Whatever makes you comfortable! You’ll see everything from casual holiday t-shirts to formal cocktail attire. Many guests dress up for the vintage Hollywood vibe, but it’s not required.

Q: Where do I pick up my wristband?

A: If you’re entering before 5:30 PM with a day ticket, go to the red “Event Check In” signs near Walt Disney Presents or the Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge tunnel. If you’re arriving at 5:30 PM or later, you’ll get your wristband at a separate queue outside the park entrance.

Q: Are all the food locations open?

A: Most quick-service and table-service restaurants are open, which is a big advantage over other Disney parties. Some specialty carts and kiosks also operate.

Q: Do I get free PhotoPass downloads?

A: Yes! All PhotoPass photos and videos taken during Jollywood Nights are included with your ticket.

Q: Can I bring my kids?

A: Of course! While the event has a more grown-up vibe, families are absolutely welcome. Kids will enjoy the characters, shows, and shorter ride waits.

Q: How early should I buy tickets?

A: As early as possible, especially for December dates near Christmas. Some nights do sell out.

Q: Is Fantasmic! shown during Jollywood Nights?

A: If Fantasmic! is scheduled during mix-in time (before 7:30 PM), yes, you can watch it. Check the park schedule for your specific date.

Q: What’s the best date to attend?

A: Mid-November dates are typically less crowded and cheaper. Early December offers a good balance of holiday atmosphere without peak pricing.

Q: Can Annual Passholders enter earlier than 5:30 PM?

A: No. All Jollywood Nights guests, regardless of pass status, can enter starting at 5:30 PM. The only AP benefit is the $10 ticket discount.

Q: Is there a parade?

A: No. Jollywood Nights focuses on stage shows, live entertainment, and fireworks instead of a traditional parade.

The Bottom Line: Should You Go?

If you’re still reading this far, you’re probably already sold. Jollywood Nights 2025 is shaping up to be the best version yet, with outstanding entertainment, rare characters, incredible atmosphere, and that special something that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a vintage Hollywood Christmas movie!

Is it expensive? Yes. Is it worth it? For the right audience, absolutely. This isn’t your standard Disney holiday event. It’s sophisticated, unique, and unlike anything else you’ll experience at Walt Disney World!

Whether you’re sipping cocktails at the Tip Top Club, singing along with Jack Skellington, meeting Partysaurus Rex, or riding Slinky Dog Dash with a 5-minute wait, Jollywood Nights delivers holiday magic with a side of old Hollywood sparkle!

So grab your sequins, book those tickets, and get ready to jingle all the way through tinsel town. We’ll see you on Sunset Boulevard.

Pro tip: Start planning now, book your tickets early, and make those Hollywood Brown Derby reservations before they’re gone. Trust us—you don’t want to miss this party!

Happy holidays, and may your Jollywood Nights be merry and bright! ✨🎄🎬