Christmas Day TV
ABC televises Christmas Day parades from this park
Disneyland
In true Aussie fashion Santa is left this instead of a glass of milk
can of beer
Santa is known as "Sandy Claws" in this Disney movie
Nightmare Before Christmas
Hiugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway starred in this musical to movie adaptation
les mis
Reindeer whose name also means a celestial body
Comet
TNT runs this movie on repeat all day.... make sure you don't shoot your eye out!
A Christmas Story
Santa is sometimes portrayed in shorts and in a "ute" pulled by these
kangaroo
Character who played Jacob Marley in Mickey's Christmas Carol
goofy
Brad pitt aging backwards in this film
Curious Case of Benjamin Button
another name for british "Plum Cake"
fruitcake
The first Christmas Day NBA game was played in 1947 between Providence Steamrollers and this team
New York Knicks
it's common to have a barbeque at this location on Christmas Day
the beach
it takes 2 weeks to install the holiday overlay on this 14 minute Disneyland ride
It's a small world
Jennifer Huidson won the Oscar part of her EGOT for her role in this movie
Dreamgirls
Christmas song whioch includes the line " no crib for a bed"
Away in a Manger
This channel is infamous for popping out holliday movies
Hallmark Channel
school children start this the week before Christmas
summer break
This Disney park hosts nightly candlelight processionals throughout the holidays with celebrity narrators telling the Christmas story
Epcot
Harper Lee's Pullitzer-prize wining novel turned movie that was released Christmas Day in 1962
How to Kill a Mockingbird
hollow chocolate spheres filled with cocoa powder and marshmallows melted in milk
hot chocolate bombs
Santa exclaims "they are real" and faints when he sees these candy characters
M&Ms
like their British counterparts, this holiday is celebrated the day after Christmas
Boxing Day
In Olaf's Frozen Adventure, this is Anna and Elsa'a Christmas tradition
Olaf
He portrays music icon Bob Dylan in the Christmas release "A Complete Unknown"
Timothee Chalamet
sitcom that introduced an "airing grievances" holiday called Festivus
Seinfeild