AllEars reported 14 Disney Jollywood Nights dates still available on November 8, with adult tickets ranging from $169 to $199 and child tickets from $159 to $189. Every party guest also receives a complimentary Chip ’n’ Dale photo-frame ornament while leaving Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
This is the rare party update with both calendar math and a little object worth caring about. The availability list tells us the 2026 season was not down to scraps Sunday morning, while the ornament is specific enough to feel like a keepsake rather than a logo stamped on whatever fit in the box.
Fourteen dates were still on the board, with one gentler price
AllEars listed these dates and prices as available on November 8:
- November 14: $179 adult / $169 child
- November 16: $169 adult / $159 child
- November 21: $189 adult / $179 child
- November 23: $194 adult / $184 child
- November 28: $199 adult / $189 child
- December 5: $194 adult / $184 child
- December 7: $194 adult / $184 child
- December 12: $199 adult / $189 child
- December 14: $199 adult / $189 child
- December 19: $199 adult / $189 child
- December 21: $199 adult / $189 child
- December 23: $199 adult / $189 child
- January 3: $194 adult / $184 child
- January 5: $189 adult / $179 child
November 16 is the softest number in that list, and Disney people will immediately notice how quickly the calendar climbs back toward $199. The source does not state ticket quantities for any date, so a listed night should be treated as a dated inventory snapshot—not a promise that it will wait politely while everyone finishes the group chat.
Chip ’n’ Dale are waiting at the exit, not the gift shop
The 2026 exit gift is a wreath-shaped enameled-metal photo frame ornament tucked into a gold velveteen bag. The wreath carries multicolored ornaments, a glittering gold bow, Chip and Dale, a beige filmstrip banner with Disney Jollywood Nights and Disney’s Hollywood Studios logos, and a small 2026 charm. A hinged panel on the gold back opens for a photo.
That is a surprisingly considered piece of party design. The filmstrip makes it unmistakably Hollywood Studios, and the photo opening gives the ornament an actual afterlife beyond “proof we bought the ticket.” WDWNT reports that Cast Members hand one to each person from black carts as guests exit; AllEars says it is included with the party ticket.
The event previously gave out branded coasters in 2023 and a photo-frame ornament in 2025, making this the second consecutive year Disney has chosen a frame. Neither November 8 source states a replacement policy, a later pickup option, or what happens if a guest misses the exit distribution. The souvenir is charming; the ticket inventory is perishable. The availability list is a November 8 snapshot, not a promise about a later click.
