8.) I would say Animal Kingdom is the worst park for Christmas overall mainly because its barely decorated at all.
7.) IOA comes next because the only "Christmas-y" area is Seuss...however the only real holiday attraction, Grinchmas, is a very amateurish and poorly-done show.
6.)Then Universal Studios...the parade is great, as are the Manheim Steamroller concerts and New York decorations.
5.)Ice, I didnt particularly care for, but its more unique than the aforementioned parks. I also have to admit I expected a much larger scale and underestimated how cold it would be which admittedly affected my enjoyment of it...but it is neat nonetheless.
4.)Seaworld did a surprisingly good job of creating holiday atmosphere. Theres Christmas music everywhere as well as decorations. They also offer so many holiday overlays which is great. Stepping into the Wild Arctic/North Pole is fantastic.
3.) Hollywood Studios is great because it doesnt skimp on decorations, but obviously the Osborne Lights are why DHS ranks so high. They are astounding and amazing to look at...time goes by so fast in there because of how cool it is.
2.) Magic Kingdom has the best decorations of all the parks in my opinion...walking down Main Street adorned with wreaths and garland with the icicle-clad castle at the end is the epitome of Christmas cheer. The music they play during the Very Merry Christmas Party is super nostalgic and the parade is unparalleled in granduer, design, and overall fun; probably the best theme park parade anywhere.
1.)Epcot is my favorite, for so many reasons. One is the Holidays Around the World, which takes up a full day in itself. The little presentations in each country are great. Some of the decorations are also just beautiful. But the star of the park is the Candlelight Processional--one of my favorite live shows of all time...anywhere. The orchestra, enthusiastic singers, conductor, sign language lady, and celebrity guest speaker all come together beautifully for a wonderful presentation. When the conductor jumps up and the voices and orchestra erupt into the chorus of Holy Night, I never fail to get goosebumps...chills are frequent during that show. And I love how everyone there is just so passionate about the true meaning of Christmas and so happy to be there. Its the definition of phenomenal.