Today on “Good Morning America,” Mickey and Minnie showed off a new set of outfits for the 50th anniversary celebration at Walt Disney World. These “ear-idescent” colors, adorned with gold, are part of the 18-month long celebration at Walt Disney World.
Walt Disney World Resort officially revealed the upcoming looks for its park icons in celebration of the resort’s 50th anniversary later this year. Decked out in gold, projection mapping elements and sparkles, these park icons are ready for the 18-month party.
If you’ve ever traveled to Walt Disney World, you know that once you see the gateways, you’re home. Now those same arches will soon get a magical new look.
Disney announced an update to the Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World back in February. Since then, hard work has been done and the update is now nearly complete. A new paint scheme has given a rose gold-inspired look to this classic castle. These photos give a close-up view of the new look.
Just a few days ago, we got up-close ground views of the 50th Anniversary rose gold Cinderella Castle update. Now, thanks to @bioreconstruct on Twitter, we have aerial views of this new castle look.
Earlier this year, Walt Disney World announced plans to revamp the look of Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom. This new update would add deep blues, gold accents, and a rosy pink hue to the castle. We went by Magic Kingdom today to get a look and share a preview of what’s to come.
Join hosts Brittani and Banks as they bring you news and discussion about all things theme parks, as well as their thoughts on the latest movies, television, and video games on The Attractions Podcast.
Walt Disney World has announced that, in honor of the 70th anniversary of the animated film “Cinderella,” Cinderella Castle will soon undergo a magical transformation.
A new collection of the adorable Disney Parks Wishables plush has dropped on shopDisney – this time, inspired by Disney Parks icons!
Walter Deuschle, a retiree in Huntingdon Valley, Pa. has taken nearly two and a half years to create a 40-inch-high, 56-inch-wide replica of Cinderella Castle in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom made out of corks.
Get the latest news direct to your inbox.
Simply submit your email address below.
