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  • On Sep 15, 2011
    Joanna from FL Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    I am planning on going to Mickey Christmas event but also want to go to Epcot to see the Christmas celebrations. When is Epcot decorated for the holidays? I was hoping to go in NOV to get cheaper tickets. Thanks in advance!

    Hi Joanna!
    Great plan! And you won't be disappointed by the decorations at EPCOT, or at any of the other theme parks and resorts. Disney really does a marvelous job of getting the entire resort property looking great for the holidays! The resort is ready for its holiday transformation by the second week of November, so anything you book in the second week or beyond will be ready.
    They actually start the transformation right after Halloween, but iit takes a bit to have everything up and looking spiffy.
    I hope this helps and I wish you a Magical time this fall!! :)
    Chris
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