Last chance: These Disney attractions will (or might) close in 2024
As theme park attractions open in 2024, several established favorites will say goodbye. What attractions are closing at Disney theme parks?
As theme park attractions open in 2024, several established favorites will say goodbye. What attractions are closing at Disney theme parks?
“Luminous The Symphony of Us,” Epcot’s new fireworks spectacular, is now performing nightly at Walt Disney World.
“Walt the Dreamer,” a new statue of Walt Disney first announced in 2019, will be revealed at Epcot on Dec. 5, 2023, the same day the park will open World Celebration Gardens (its overhauled central plaza) and debut “Luminous” (its new nighttime spectacular).
A trend has emerged: new theme park attractions are nearly always hailed as the “world’s first” something or other. Why?
A new study conducted by Westgate Palace Hotel reveals Universal’s Islands of Adventure tops the list of best-rated theme parks in Florida.
Disney nears the finish line of Epcot’s transformation, renewing its vision for a new generation with abandoned projects along the way.
A brand new set of culinary-inspired Space 220 cards will be personally delivered intermittently to guests by Executive Chef Marc Kusche.
“Luminous: The Symphony of Us,” will debut Dec. 5, 2023, and Disney World shared new details for the resort’s newest nighttime spectacular.
Guests can now meet Asha from Disney’s “Wish” at Walt Disney World, and will soon be able to meet the new character at Disneyland.
It’s been years since Disney announced Epcot’s largest expansion ever, and while some projects are complete, others have a way to go.
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