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Face coverings have been an ongoing focus of conversation as Walt Disney World’s four theme parks reopened last week with the requirement that all guests over the age of 2 (as well as cast members) wear face coverings at all times “except when dining or swimming.” This weekend, Disney updated their face covering policy with new language that specifically addresses mask guidelines while eating and drinking.
We’re all struggling right now, and Disney fans across the country are mourning the closure of the Disney Parks due to the virus crisis, the cancellation of their vacations, and their daily fix of real-time Disney content from around the internet and social media.
With confirmed cases of COVID-19, aka novel coronavirus, on the rise in the U.S. so quickly it’s impossible to report accurate numbers, and new reports of quarantines and event cancellations across the country breaking by the minute, many people — both locals and those with upcoming vacations planned — are wondering how the virus could or should impact their plans.
Vegetarian food has really begun to steal the show at the Disney Parks. No longer menu afterthoughts added simply to ensure there’s something for everyone, plant-based, flavor-forward dishes are taking center stage at Disneyland and Walt Disney World and are winning over even the most militant carnivores.
Plant-based food is really having a moment right now, and this Disney-loving vegetarian is here for it. Gone are the days when a Walt Disney World vacation meant vegans and vegetarians were forced to subsist only on Mickey pretzels and French fries.
The most wonderful time of the year can also be the most crowded at Disney Parks. Here are 10 tips to help you roll with the crowds and still have a magical vacation:
The Force is extra strong this holiday season thanks to two major Star Wars releases: “The Mandalorian,” streaming now on Disney+, and “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” out Dec. 20 – plus the opening of Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, the flagship attraction at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, on Dec. 5 at Walt Disney World.
‘Tis the season for holiday shopping. Looking for a great gift idea for the Disneyphile in your life? Here are 10 awesome gift ideas any Disney fan would be thrilled to find under their tree:
Summer in Orlando, with its daily summer downpours, may be behind us, but rain in Florida is always a possibility. Getting drenched at Walt Disney World can put a real damper on your day, especially now that it’s cooler out.
The holidays are nearly upon us, and while there’s nothing quite so magical as the festive season at Walt Disney World, it does come with one unfortunate by-product: crowds—which, of course, mean long lines.
