No Super Bowl parade this year, but MVP will still be ‘going to Disney World’
With Super Bowl LV on the horizon this weekend, Walt Disney World is celebrating a little differently than usual.
With Super Bowl LV on the horizon this weekend, Walt Disney World is celebrating a little differently than usual.
Disney has announced that story enhancements and updates are coming to the Jungle Cruise attraction at both Disneyland park at Disneyland Resort and Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort.
The Hall of Presidents. All you need to do is utter those words to a Walt Disney World fan and they’ll probably have strong opinions about it. Some love this opening-day attraction and never want it to go away, while others find it to be too controversial and would love to see its demise. Regardless of where you land on that spectrum, one thing is for certain: political opinions in the U.S. are at an all-time high, causing this attraction to be problematic in current times.
A classic Magic Kingdom experience is coming to an end, as Disney has confirmed that Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom will shut down later this month.
As the saying goes, “it’s the most wonderful time of the year.” So, of course there are many people who wish that the holidays were available year-round. In the case of Orlando’s theme parks, there are some options where you can experience Christmas all year long. As we head toward the end of 2020, let’s take a look at some of the ways you can continue celebrating throughout 2021. Keep in mind that some of these offerings may not currently be available due to temporary closures..
Guests at Disney Resort hotels along Seven Seas Lagoon and Bay Lake will once again have a chance to see The Electrical Water Pageant, as it will soon make its return to the waterways of Walt Disney World Resort.
Tron Lightcycle / Run is on its way to Magic Kingdom. In October, we saw the beginnings of the outer shell of this super-structure. Now, with shots provided by Bioreconstruct on Twitter, we can see how far this intricate roofing has gotten.
If you’re anything like me, you’re missing Disney nighttime spectaculars a lot, especially the fireworks. It really is the perfect end to a Disney day that many of us often took for granted. As Walt liked to call it, it’s the “kiss goodnight.”
From delicious cupcakes with a red velvet hidden Mickey to fanciful almond macaron Christmas trees, the chefs at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom have outdone themselves this holiday season by creating the perfect combination of brand new items and fan favorites. Even Orange Bird is back to celebrate the holidays with his own adorable orange-flavored sweet.
I love Thanksgiving. I know a lot of people simply feel like it’s just the holiday stuck in between Halloween and Christmas, but I love it and I wish the Disney Parks did more to celebrate this holiday.