No sex and nudity. There are scenes of mild romance between characters.

Originally in "The Night Before Christmas" (1933), Santa Claus was burned in the butt by the fire which rised up in the stove and reached the butt, and it was all played for a laugh. In this abridged version, the fire only rises up in the stove, and the rest of this scene was cut out.

In a scene from "Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas", Belle calls Chip "silly".

In the abridged version of "The Night Before Christmas", the narrator briefly mentions "jerk".

Otherwise, there is absolutely no profanity.

In a scene from "The Cookie Carnival" (1935), three rum cookies are drunk, as they have been drinking alcohol during a talent show.

In a scene from "Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas", Chip falls into freezing water, and some other characters have to save him. In a later scene, the Beast locks Belle into a dungeon and says she can rot in there forever.

For a segment taken from "Fantasia/2000", some younger children may be frightened by the evil Jack-in-the-Box that tries to attack and harm a small Tin Soldier. The Tin Soldier rides a boat and falls down a waterfall into a sewer, in which scary-looking rats are being encountered.