Disney has finished decorating Magic Kingdom for the holidays with the installation of toy soldiers and candy canes in Town Square.

Magic Kingdom Toy Soldiers

People walk around a decorated area with a large Christmas tree and toy soldier figures on a sunny day in a theme park setting.
A festive theme park scene with a decorated Christmas tree, toy soldier statues, and people walking through the area decorated for the holidays.

The flowerbeds in the center of Town Square now feature life-size toy soldier figures and candy cane poles. There are two figures in each flowerbed. Though these are static figures, they resemble the marching soldiers in Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade.

A festive scene with a large nutcracker statue, Christmas tree, and people walking in a decorated public area.
A life-sized toy soldier statue stands in a decorated park with candy cane poles, a large Christmas tree, and people walking in the background.

The toy soldiers have tall red hats with white feathers and yellow stripes. They wear matching tunics, white pants, and tall black boots. At night, the figures will be illuminated.

Decorative toy soldier statues and a large Christmas tree in a park, surrounded by people and holiday decorations.

Main Street, U.S.A. was mostly decorated last week. The park’s Christmas tree arrived a couple of days ago.

Santa Claus rides a brightly decorated sleigh in front of an illuminated castle at night.

The first Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party is this Friday, November 8. Tickets for the first night are sold out but some party dates remain available. In addition to the previously mentioned parade, party guests can enjoy special character meet and greets, exclusive merchandise, Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks Show, Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration, and complimentary cookies and cocoa. Parties begin at 7 p.m. and run until midnight. The park will close to day guests at 6 p.m. on party dates.

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