Summer is just around the corner but the festive season and the Christmas celebrations at Disneyland Paris are already starting to come into view. In just four months, the most magical time of year will return to Disneyland Park. Slowly, we’re beginning to notice a few small updates on the official Disneyland Paris website related to the season, although the available information remains quite limited for now.
So far, there don’t appear to be many major changes or new offerings. The traditional Christmas entertainment, such as Let’s Sing Christmas and Mickey’s Dazzling Christmas parade, seem to be making their expected return. At this point, there’s no mention of a new show on the recently renovated Castle Stage, which will hopefully be fully completed by then. Of course, such additions can still be announced later. Likewise, there is currently no indication of a special nighttime drone show, like the one introduced during previous seasons. Also set to return are the small happenings, only once a day, on Town Square with the Christmas parade crew, Central Plaza with the Disney Princesses and a Happening with Aurora behind the Castle. This is all the same like last year, these offerings don’t start with the debut of the Christmas Season but 1 week later…also this is the same like always.
So, what do we know? Unfortunately, not much. But there are a few hints we can pick up from the new visuals and descriptions on the Disneyland Paris website.
First, one of the updated visuals highlights new seasonal snacks that will be available during the Christmas period. It’s likely that the seasonal snack offering will expand as we get closer to winter, but for now, we’ll have to wait.
Second, the Christmas merchandise line is expected to draw inspiration from the U.S. collections and will likely be available both in the park and online via the Disney Store. One visual already teases a holiday-themed headband, hinting at what’s to come.
Third, several Disney characters dressed in their festive best are set to make appearances throughout the park, along with some returning favorites from past holiday seasons.
It’s still unclear whether Walt Disney Studios Park will once again take part in the Christmas season. In previous years, its involvement was always very limited—almost non-existent—but now that Studio 1 has been transformed into World Premiere, one would expect it to be fully decorated in Christmas style again. Perhaps that announcement will come at a later date.
The transition into 2026 will once again be marked by a grand fireworks display on New Year’s Eve, but once again, there will be no special New Year’s Eve Party in Disneyland Park. Entry to the park on December 31st will be open to all guests with a regular park ticket for that day.
This is, for now, what we can gather from the updated information shared by Disneyland Paris. At first glance, it all looks rather modest—the Christmas season hasn’t quite reached the scale it once had. Hopefully, more details and enhancements to the program will be revealed soon.