Annual Passholders have another reason to get excited about the Christmas season, and Disney is giving them a couple of exclusive opportunities that regular visitors won't have.
With holiday celebrations about to begin across the resort, Disney has announced two special offerings designed specifically for its Annual Passholders.
Both additions will arrive at popular holiday events, giving Passholders something extra to look forward to during their visits.
However, there are some important purchasing restrictions that visitors should be aware of before making plans.
Disney World Prepares for a Busy Christmas Season
Christmas celebrations are returning to all four Walt Disney World theme parks, bringing festive entertainment, decorations, and seasonal experiences.
At Magic Kingdom, Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party runs on select nights from November 8 through December 22, 2026.
The separately ticketed celebration features Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade, Minnie's Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks, complimentary treats, and special character appearances.
Disney's Hollywood Studios will also welcome back Disney Jollywood Nights, offering another way to celebrate with holiday entertainment and themed experiences.
Meanwhile, EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays begins November 27, featuring seasonal food, international holiday traditions, and the Candlelight Processional.
Disney's Animal Kingdom will celebrate with Merry Menagerie, bringing winter-inspired animal puppets to Discovery Island. Guests can also enjoy Tree of Life Awakenings Holiday Edition after dark.
With so many experiences returning, Disney is adding a few more reasons for Annual Passholders to visit.
Magic Kingdom Introduces New Passholder Merchandise
Annual Passholders attending Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party will have the opportunity to purchase two exclusive holiday souvenirs.
Disney has introduced a festive long-sleeve shirt featuring Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse dressed for Christmas.
The design surrounds the characters with wrapped presents, Christmas trees, and seasonal decorations. It also includes a Passholder banner and the party's name.
For collectors who prefer something smaller, Disney is releasing a matching pin featuring the same artwork in a green-and-gold design.
Both products will be available at the Emporium on Main Street, U.S.A., during Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party.
However, Passholders cannot purchase these items during regular Magic Kingdom operating hours.
They must attend the separately ticketed event and present valid party admission, their Annual Pass ID through My Disney Experience, and government-issued photo identification.
Disney has not announced prices, and both items will be available while supplies last.
Other party guests can still enjoy the celebration, but purchasing these particular souvenirs is reserved for eligible Passholders.
EPCOT Adds Another Exclusive Holiday Treat
Magic Kingdom isn't the only park receiving something special for Annual Passholders.
Beginning November 27, EPCOT will introduce an exclusive dessert during the International Festival of the Holidays.
Called the Raspberry Sleigh, the treat combines DOLE Whip Raspberry with chocolate sauce, powdered sugar, and a chocolate jingle bell.
But the dessert also comes with a take-home treat.
Disney will serve it in a collectible Annual Passholder cup featuring Figment wearing his familiar blue holiday sweater.
The reverse side features Festival of the Holidays Passholder lettering in gold.
Eligible Passholders can purchase the dessert at Refreshment Outpost, located between the China and Germany pavilions in World Showcase.
Unlike the Magic Kingdom merchandise, the Raspberry Sleigh will be available during regular EPCOT operating hours.
The festival runs through December 30, 2026, giving Passholders several weeks to purchase the seasonal offering.
Other guests can visit Refreshment Outpost, but the exclusive dessert purchase is limited to eligible Annual Passholders.
Existing Passholder Benefits Can Also Help During Christmas
These additions join several benefits that Annual Passholders can already use throughout Walt Disney World.
Depending on eligibility and applicable restrictions, Passholders can receive discounts on select merchandise, dining, resort accommodations, and special events.
For example, eligible Passholders can save $10 on Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party tickets for select dates.
Merchandise discounts can also help with Christmas shopping, while eligible dining discounts offer savings during holiday meals.
However, not every purchase qualifies. Passholders should review discount terms, blockout dates, and reservation requirements before visiting.
More Christmas Perks Come With Some Restrictions
Disney's latest offerings give Annual Passholders two additional ways to celebrate the holidays at Magic Kingdom and EPCOT.
Neither exclusive is free, and the restrictions apply to purchasing the items rather than entering the events or visiting their locations.
For Passholders already planning Christmas visits, these limited offerings provide another opportunity to bring home something special from the holiday season.
