Six-year-old Wednesday helped Jack Skellington and Sally decorate for Christmas at Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World.
Wednesday placed a special snowflake ornament on Jack’s Christmas tree, where guests can enjoy it throughout the holiday season. It was created just for Wednesday. The ornament recreates the first snowflake Jack discovers after stumbling upon Christmas Town.
Her sisters joined the celebration. Together, the girls helped transform Jack and Sally’s meet-and-greet location from Halloween Town to Christmas Town.
Before decorating, Jack led rounds of “Hide and Go Shriek” as the girls explored Halloween Town for hiding spots. The family also searched for Zero, Jack’s ghost dog, turning the game into a scavenger hunt.
Playtime gave way to performances. Sally’s “Silent Fright” involved dramatic posing, while Wednesday chose “What’s This?” from Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. The girls performed cartwheels and danced as their family cheered for an encore.
The film and holiday celebrations are part of the family’s traditions. After a difficult medical journey, Wednesday’s wish gave the family time together with characters from their favorite story. Asked to choose between Halloween and Christmas, Wednesday answered, “Christmas!”
Her mom, Kelly, said, “But this is one memory that will always stick out.”
During her Disney and Make-A-Wish visit, Wednesday also discovered a wrapped present beneath the tree. Inside was a matching snowflake ornament to take home for her family’s Christmas tree.
Source: Disney Parks Blog
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