As the holiday season is just around the corner, decorations have arrived in Toontown at Disneyland Park.

Holiday Decor in Toontown

When we visited Toontown on Thursday, October 29, the blue lampposts that surround the water fountain now have big red bows.

Meanwhile, Mickey’s house, which holds a meet-and-greet with the character, has festive garland loaded with multi-colored ornaments, lights, and gold stars attached to the roof edges. There is also a red bow hanging from the lantern at the front of the house.

On the left side of Mickey’s House is a snowy tree decorated with string lights, behind a green and red train with a spin top, racecar, and a plane on the back.

Minnie’s house didn’t have garland, but it did feature an ornament-filled pink heart-shaped wreath at the very top window.

A tree decorated with pink lights, bows, and ornaments, with presents underneath, was installed on the left side of the house.

Meanwhile, the gazebo located on the left side of Minnie’s home has pink garland woven with metallic ornaments, and large pink bows were placed on the sides of the structure.

Over at Donald’s house, his boathouse is decorated with nautical blue garland. At the points of hanging are gold bows and gold anchors hanging from the center.

Goofy’s house is decorated with a wide variety of colored garlands, bows, and wreaths. On the front of his house, there is a large green wreath with a purple bow, multi-colored ornaments, ball ribbon, and green lights.

On the right side of his front porch is blue garland, and on the left side is pink garland. Both sets of garland have purple bows to match the wreath, lights to match the garland, and multi-colored ornaments and ball ribbon.

More garlands of various colors with different colored bows and ornaments can be seen strung all over the house from the side.

Cafe Daisy is also decorated for the holidays. Along the roofline of the cafe, there is a strand of garland, as well as above the order and pickup window. Above the Mobile Order Pickup window is a wreath.

Both the wreath and the garland are dark purple, with items like teacups, gingerbread cookies, and pink, yellow, and green ornaments scattered throughout.

The Bank and Samba School are also decorated on theme. The Samba School is decorated with red, green, and orange garland with guitars, drums, maracas, and red and green ornaments embedded.

The Bank is decorated with green garland that fittingly has one zillion simoleons placed throughout.

Just next door, City Hall, the Courthouse, and the Department of Street Repair also have a few holiday decorations.

City Hall is decorated with patriotic red, white, and blue garland above its entrance. The Courthouse has traditional red and gold garland with two gavels and bows.

At the end, the Department of Street Repair has a small strand of garland with yellow bows and caution signs.

The Clock Repair Shop and the Camera Shop facades are decorated with garland. The garland above the Camera Shop is traditional red and silver with red bows, while the Clock Repair Shop has garland themed to the location with clock gears.

Over in the corner where the Gag Factory is, there are additional strands of garland that stretch to the Gag Warehouse entrance.

The garland is dark green with pink, purple, blue, green, and yellow bows and multi colored round ornaments in the same colors.

Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin is also decorated for the holiday season with garland and a wreath. The attraction’s entrance has garland strung across the pillars above. The garland is green with multi-colored lights and ornaments integrated into the strand.

Last, the Fire House is sporting holiday decorations themed to the location. The garland and wreath that hang from the top of the building are green with yellow bows and firehouses. There are also several red, white, and yellow ornaments in the garland.

Check out how this year’s Toontown holiday decorations compare to last year’s.

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