Mickey’s Toontown is decorated for the 2025 holiday season at Disneyland Resort will run from November 14, 2025, through January 7, 2026.
Mickey’s Toontown Christmas Decor
This year, the land received some brand new and updated decorations alongside some refreshed favorites.
Samba School
The Viva Navidad-esque decor on the Samba School is brand new this year. The colorful garland is filled with musical instruments alongside pink and blue baubles.
3rd Little Piggy Bank
The bank’s decor with Roger Rabbit and Mickey-themed money is a refreshed rendition on a classic. Coins, dollars, and gold bows line the garland.
City Hall
The City Hall garland is red, white/silver, and blue.
Nearby, the courthouse and State of Repair facades also have themed garland.
Two gavels cross at the top a traditionally styled garland on the courthouse. The State of Repair garland has caution signs and other yellow and orange decor.
Post Office
The Post Office decor is refreshed with classical 90s art of Mickey and Pluto interwoven in the blue garland.
Clock Repair Shop
The Clock Repair shop garland is new with blue bows and lots of clocks and gears decorating the garland.
Camera Shop
The Camera Shop got a refresh with black-and-white decorations, accompanied by strobe bulbs to emulate a camera flash.
Gag Factory
The Gag Factory (now just a façade) has decorations referencing the former shop.
Handy helpers carry various goofy objects on the garland, similar to how the handy helpers previously carried various objects across conveyor belts inside the shop.
It is possible that these handy helpers are the original props from the store, or they are very good recreations.
Among the prank-inspired decor is a shrilling chicken and whoopee cushion.
The garland running down the street of the Gag Factory Warehouse features different prank items. There are clattering teeth, purple tube snakes, and other toys woven among ornaments.
Huey, Dewey, and Louie are also referenced in the garland. Another piece, the eyeball on a spring, could be considered a reference to the iconic former entrance of World of Disney in Downtown Disney that featured a giant watchful eye surrounded by Huey, Dewey, and Louie.
Fireworks Factory
The wreath above the fireworks factory door features a singed blue bow and metallic baubles. Dented and burnt ornaments closest to the “blast zone” align with the interactive feature if the Fireworks Factory.
Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin
Garland full of colorful ornaments and stars hangs across the facade of Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin.
The bows of the garland resemble yellow and black taxi cab designs, matching the ride’s vehicles inspired by Benny the Cab.
Firehouse
Atop the firehouse is a string of garland and a wreath decorated with red, white, and pale gold ornaments. The white ornaments feature Dalmation spots. Water hoses are wrapped with the garland.
A small yellow fire hydrant is tucked into the wreath. Spot still emerges through the center of the wreath after ringing the doorbell.
Goofy’s House
Goofy’s house features colorful pink, purple, and teal garland. It’s held up with large bows.
This year, Goofy’s house also features new candy themed decor, similar to the theme of the interior. Candy transport tubing even wraps around some pieces of garland.
Donald’s Boathouse
Donald’s boat has updated blue and yellow decorations, including garland and anchors.
Minnie’s House
Minnie has a few decorations at the front of her house and in her back garden.
Her outdoor Christmas tree features pink decor and gifts. A pink heart-shaped wreath is above her porch.
The gazebo in her back garden is lined with pink and silver garland, secured with pink bows.
Mickey’s House
Mickey’s rooftop is lined with classic green garland full of red, green, and white baubles. It’s accented by red bows, and another red bow is on the lantern above his porch.
In his front yard, there is a Christmas tree with a train at its base.
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