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Animal lovers already know that Disney’s Animal Kingdom is the place to learn more about creatures large and small from around the world. Now, they can virtually visit those amazing animals right from their smartphones through the all-new, short-form video mini-series “Disney Parks Wild Sights” that debuted exclusively on Sept. 17, 2020, in the My Disney Experience app.
DinoLand, U.S.A. in Disney’s Animal Kingdom is one of those lands that a lot of Disney fans seem to have strong opinions about, myself included. At first glance, this land can feel a bit all over the place. There’s a section that looks like repurposed cabins and various other buildings; the Dino Institute (which houses the Dinosaur attraction) has completely different architecture and is kept up well, unlike some of its surrounding buildings… and then there’s Chester and Hester’s Dino-Rama. It all feels completely incohesive, and at first glance, seems to make no sense.
Spooky season is coming soon to Walt Disney World, and yes, that includes fall eats and treats!
A new month means more new releases coming to Disney+! Here’s everything new you can expect to see added to the streaming service this September:
If you’ve ever made the trek across a Walt Disney World theme park to check walk-up availability at a table-service restaurant only to find there’s a two-hour wait, we have good news. My Disney Experience has been updated with a new function that enables guests to search the app for restaurants with immediate walk-up reservation availability.
Disney’s “The One and Only Ivan” tells the story of a silverback gorilla who loves the life he lives at a circus-themed mall attraction, but finds his world turned upside-down with major changes that expertly bring about important questions about how humans treat animals.
On Friday, Sept. 25, Disney+ will debut its newest original series from National Geographic, titled “Magic of Disney’s Animal Kingdom.”
Walt Disney World’s theme parks have been open for nearly a month now and Disney has been regularly making operational modifications to everything from health and safety guidelines to ride procedures to dining offerings in the parks. This has now extended to park hours, with Walt Disney World’s website showing reduced opening hours across all four parks beginning Sept. 8.
Walt Disney World and alcohol aren’t usually the two things you first combine together. Unless, of course, you think of the International Food and Wine Festival at Epcot. While Walt Disney World is a family-friendly destination, they don’t hold back on theming bars and drinks in their parks and hotels.
We have received confirmation from Disney that three experiences are now permanently closed at Walt Disney World Resort.
