🔴Friday Night Live: Christmas at the Magic Kingdom Monorail Resorts - Walt Disney World Live Stream

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Josh and Jenna from Resort TV1 host a live stream exploring the holiday decorations and seasonal offerings at Disney's Polynesian Resort and Grand Floridian Resort and Spa. The creators begin their journey at the Polynesian, where they highlight a tropical Christmas tree and browse various holiday merchandise, including Stitch themed items and seasonal mugs. They discuss the chilly Florida weather and the upcoming fireworks show. The stream continues with a monorail ride to the Grand Floridian, where the duo explores the massive gingerbread house, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary. They showcase the intricate gingerbread displays, seasonal treats like peppermint brownies and gingerbread cookies, and various holiday ornaments. A significant portion of the broadcast is dedicated to watching a live piano performance by John Sarda, who plays a variety of musical arrangements. The creators conclude their night by traveling to the Contemporary Resort to view the Magic Kingdom fireworks from a high vantage point on the 14th floor. They share their observations of the fireworks display and discuss their upcoming live stream plans for Universal Orlando.
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we are live at Disney's Polynesian Resort to do some Christmas Magic Kingdom monreal resort hopping
the tree and Wilderness Lodge are probably my two favorites it's breathtaking
we loved the party two weeks in a row for sure but we thought it might be fun to do this and show you guys the beauty of the resorts
John's a great guy Mama there you go that's a look at the awesome gingerbread house
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