Limited Time Magic celebrates Halloween Week with ghostly tunes and more at Magic Kingdom
With Halloween this week, Walt Disney World has brought out some ghoulish entertainment for guests at the Magic Kingdom as part of Limited Time Magic.
With Halloween this week, Walt Disney World has brought out some ghoulish entertainment for guests at the Magic Kingdom as part of Limited Time Magic.
The new Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa had their grand opening on Oct. 23, 2013. This marks Disney’s 12th Vacation Club resort. The Villas, located near Disney’s Wedding Pavilion, feature its own lobby. Although designed for Disney Vacation Club (DVC) members, if available, non-members may also rent in The Villas.
For the first time, the Jungle Cruise at Magic Kingdom will receive a seasonal change this November when it becomes the Jingle Cruise.
The evolution of meeting characters at Disney parks has taken another step. Guests at the Magic Kingdom can now talk to Mickey Mouse as he prepares for his next magic show at Town Square Theater.
On Tuesday, Oct. 15, Disney’s Glow With The Show ears premiered at Walt Disney World, glowing to the beats of Fantasmic, which celebrated its 15th anniversary at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
At Disney’s D23 Expo in Japan, new details were announced and concept art shown for the new Avatar Land at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and separately, a new nighttime show was announced for the park.
There’s nothing like taking a stroll around Walt Disney World, taking in the sights and sounds. Walking through the parks and riding the attractions is something enjoyed by everyone who visits, and for the first time ever this November, guests can do just that while raising money for charity.
Disney has revealed what looks to be their 2014 promotional campaign for the theme parks, entitled “Show Your Disney Side.” This campaign should run through 2014, replacing the “Limited Time Magic” campaign that is running through the end of 2013. The two will run simultaneously until then.
By Kevin Yee We travel around Disney’s Animal Kingdom and a few parts of Epcot this week, focusing on the newest addition to the lineup: patriotic bathrooms!
In order to help make attractions at Walt Disney World and Disneyland more accessible to all guests including those with disabilities, Disney will be replacing the current Guest Assistance Card on Oct. 9, 2013 with the new Disability Access Service Card.