On March 17, the long-awaited live action retelling of Disney’s animated classic, “Beauty and the Beast,” will enchant theaters nationwide. What better way to prepare for the exciting debut than with our top 10 enchanting “Beauty and the Beast”-themed experiences at Walt Disney World?
One of Walt Disney World’s favorite fireworks shows will “glow away” after May 11, as Wishes has its final performance at the Magic Kingdom to make way for Happily Ever After, a new nighttime spectacular debuting on May 12, 2017.
In 1987 at Super Bowl XXI, a tradition began of going to Walt Disney World to celebrate a Super Bowl victory. Thirty years later, that tradition continues.
Changes have been made to the way Magic Kingdom opens for the day to guests, including early access to Main Street USA and a new welcome show.
Beginning on Jan. 12, Walt Disney World guests can purchase the new Disney Dine-on-the-Go meal plan and prepay for their lunch and dinner from select quick service restaurants in the Magic Kingdom Park.
Just in time for the holidays, more Magic Kingdom full service restaurants will be following in the groundbreaking footsteps of Be Our Guests and offering alcohol to adult guests at the originally-dry theme park beginning on December 23.
If fireworks dessert parties and private cabanas aren’t exclusive enough for you, Walt Disney World will offer another extra-cost experience inside the Magic Kingdom when Tiana’s Riverboat Party Ice Cream Social starts in Liberty Square on November 29.
Exclusive rental tents have been a fixture at Disney water parks, hotels, and cruise ships for several years, and now for the first time inside a Walt Disney World theme park, you’ll be able rent a private Magic Kingdom cabana for your family starting on November 27.
There will be “huge” changes inside some Orlando attractions in the wake of last night’s historic Presidential election, as figures of president-elect Donald Trump are being added to Walt Disney World’s Hall of Presidents, and Madame Tussauds at the I-Drive 360.
Celebrate The Magic will soon see its final performance at Walt Disney World, as the Magic Kingdom prepares for the brand-new Once Upon a Time castle projection show to debut on November 4.
