Magic Kingdom Begins Prepping for Holiday Season, Effects Installed

We are still a few days away from Christmas trees and garland arriving at Magic Kingdom, but the park has begun prepping for the holiday season with snoap machines.

Snoap Machines

Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom shows orange fall garlands lining storefronts—no castle here, just festive decor and visitors strolling.

Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom adorned with fall pumpkins and festive decor, U.S. flag atop roof—classic Disney park charm.

Prep work has begun at Magic Kingdom for the 2025 holiday season. We spotted snoap machines installed on Main Street, U.S.A.

A Victorian-style building in Magic Kingdom with striped awnings, autumn garlands, and an American flag, reminiscent of Main Street USA.

Guests walk past Magic Kingdom’s festive buildings trimmed with pumpkins and autumn bunting, a hallmark of Disney’s fall decor.

These are placed on top of the buildings, and when turned on, fake snow (called “snoap”) imitates real snowfall. It adds a festive ambiance to the holiday atmosphere, especially during the nightly parade at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party.

Disneyland’s Main Street glows with orange garlands and pumpkins, showcasing Halloween magic unique from other Disney parks.

Guests stroll down Main Street at dusk past festive, brightly decorated Magic Kingdom buildings resembling Disney World’s charm.

They are installed on top of nearly every single building that lines both sides of Main Street, U.S.A.

Main Street USA building with striped awnings, autumn decor, and early holiday accents on roof, just like at Disney park entrances.

Red brick building with blue shingles and round attic vent, decorated for the holidays like festive facades at Disney Parks.

We anticipate more decor arriving in the next few days. Halloween/fall decor will be removed after the final Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party on October 31.