Sometimes you just can’t plan for magic.
Walt Disney World Resort started selling tickets this week for its Blizzard Beach Water Park ahead of the park’s reopening, and unlike visitors to other Disney World parks, guests will not need to make a reservation.
Blizzard Beach is set to reopen on March 7. While no reservations will be needed, Blizzard Beach will have a reduced capacity as a precaution amid the coronavirus pandemic. Other safety rules will also be in place. Walt Disney World Resort started selling tickets this week for its Blizzard Beach Water Park ahead of the park’s reopening and guests will not need to make a reservation.
Doughnut shop at Disney World selling grilled cheese made with doughnut bun
By Michael Bartiromo article
ORLANDO, Fla. - A doughnut shop at Disney Springs is now selling grilled cheese sandwiches made with doughnut buns, because Disney World is apparently a vacation for your arteries, too.
The item can currently be found on the menu at Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew, which opened in the Disney Springs dining and shopping district earlier this month. The shop, which primarily sells doughnuts and coffee, also has a section of the menu dedicated to sandwiches and each can be served on a griddled glazed doughnut instead of a bun for just $1 extra.
Disney fans and some employees are calling for the company to change the theme of its popular Splash Mountain ride, which is based on the 1946 movie “Song of the South” that critics say is one of Disney’s most racist films. Disneyland Jun 10, 2020
The time has come for you to whip out your Mickey Mouse ears. Disneyland has proposed a date in July for a phased reopening of the parks, officials announced Wednesday. Theme parks will be significantly limited, but official propose Disneyland and California Adventure could reopen July 17. The 17th is the park’s 65th anniversary. There will be physical distancing, and.
I have a lot of friends and family who are secret Disney fans. Grown adults who love all the Disney movies, characters, merchandise, and especially trekking to their Mecca - the Mac Daddy Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida. I love Disney World too, so I was surprised to see that once again they are making changes that are bound to make some of its core customers very angry.
On Monday the official Disney Parks Blog announced that they will no longer offer their Magical Bus Express service, starting on January 1, 2022. This means that airport travelers who are staying at Disney Resorts will now have to pay for rides to and from the resort through rideshare services, busses, rental cars, or various other means. The Express service has been complimentary for guests since 2005, even though you had to make a reservation in advance to be picked up from Orlando International Airport.