Hi Cynthia!
One of my favorite times of the year at the
Walt Disney World Resort is the holiday season! Even though there is already so much magic, all of the beautiful decorations and lights make the magic sparkle even brighter! Our wedding anniversary is in early November, so we usually visit around that time to celebrate. We have always been able to enjoy all of the decorations without having any trouble with attraction closures. Because there is not a set date for when the decorating "switch" will happen, you may not see holiday decorations, but in my experience, you should. Holiday decorations usually spring up in the first week or two of November!
Because the Disney magic is so real, if you happen to be there on the right day, you can go to sleep with Halloween decorations and wake up with Christmas decorations! The magical Disney fairies sprinkle most of their pixie dust throughout the parks and resorts while you are sleeping so that you will be able to enjoy all of the magical attractions while you are there! Ride closures are typically avoided, unless they are absolutely necessary for something like
maintenance or refurbishment. For a list of scheduled ride closures, keep an eye on the
interactive park calendar. You can also keep an eye on the
My Disney Experience mobile app for unplanned closures, as they do happen on occasion.
Have a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow!
-Lindsey N.