Disney stopped offering paper FastPasses at Animal Kingdom in mid-December, forcing all guests to book FastPass+ if they wanted to skip the lines, and now they’re set to expand the “test” to the most visited theme park in the world, Magic Kingdom.
We were able to be part of the testing for Disney’s new MyMagic+ recently, which includes the MagicBands, FastPass+ and more. After testing and researching, we can answer many of your frequently asked questions
Disney has been testing various parts of their MyMagic+ system for the past few months, but today marks the first time the system, including MagicBands and Fastpass+, will be tested end to end with guests.
Disney has officially released information on the next generation of their FastPass system and other enhancements they’re calling MyMagic+. The new system is said to give guests a more personalized vacation through the use of a new wristband called MagicBands.
By Kevin Yee This look around Disney’s Magic Kingdom shows new peeks at Seven Dwarfs Mine coaster, an upcoming game for Adventureland, new turnstiles at the main entrance, progress at the Rapunzel bathrooms, and two new clown shows for Storybook Circus.
Join hosts J.L. Knopp and Banks Lee as they bring you this week’s theme park and attraction news and more. On this week’s episode:
Both Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando will be testing the next version of their Express and Fastpass systems during May 2012. The two theme park companies will be trying two very different concepts.
Photos by Josh Siegel, Video by Jeff Lange The Town Square Theater opened today as the new place to meet Mickey Mouse at the Magic Kingdom. We not only got inside to meet the “big cheese”, but Mickey and Minnie gave us a personal tour of their new backstage area. Here’s a video of the…
Photos by Josh Siegel, Video by Jeff Lange The Town Square Theater opened today as the new place to meet Mickey Mouse at the Magic Kingdom. We not only got inside to meet the “big cheese”, but Mickey and Minnie gave us a personal tour of their new backstage area. Here’s a video of the…
Last Thursday during an investor conference, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Chairman Tom Staggs talked about long-term plans for the theme parks. Among the good news presented about interactive queues and expansion plans was some future technology news that has some theme park fans worried.
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