We’ve just told you all about the new nighttime entertainment coming to Disney’s Animal Kingdom this Memorial Day, but Walt Disney World guests will find new experiences debuting across all of the resort’s theme parks during this summer.
By Matt Roseboom Disney’s new After Hours event at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom has begun. At $150 per person, many guests are wondering if it’s worth it. We attended the first night to tell you all about it.
Just days after we learned about the new Disney After Hours upcharge events, information has leaked about Disney Early Morning Magic, which may allow you to pay extra to enter the Magic Kingdom for breakfast before other guests.
Walt Disney World has just announced the event dates and an updated costume policy for the 2016 Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at the Magic Kingdom.
Walt Disney World guests who can’t get enough of the magic can pay for extra time in the Magic Kingdom at Disney After Hours events in April and May.
Walt Disney World is now offering preferred parking at Magic Kingdom, Epcot, and Animal Kingdom..for a price.
Most Walt Disney World guests’ PhotoPass pictures never go further than their own smartphone, but Jordan Alexander’s recent visit to the Magic Kingdom has made her a viral sensation as Angry Splash Mountain Lady. The Syracuse, New York, woman was captured on Frontierland’s famous log flume with a furious frown on her face, and the image spread across the Internet like wildfire.
It’s time to break out your bonnets and baskets, because Mr. And Mrs. Easter Bunny are bounding back into Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom beginning on March 14, 2016. The royal rabbits are returning to Main Street U.S.A.’s Town Square Courtyard (between City Hall and the firehouse), where they’ll be greeting Spring Break guests from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through March 27.
It’s a world of hopes and a world of flat-screens after all, as Walt Disney World’s iconic It’s a Small World attraction has just added personalized goodbye messages to its finale.
Characters from the new Disney movies “Zootopia” and “Finding Dory” will be coming to Disney parks later this year. Plus a couple of “Frozen” characters will play games with guests.
