Disney s newest platform gives people access to hidden places in Disney World and Disneyland
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The Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Park.Disneyland Resort / Christian Thompson
At a time when people haven’t been inside Disneyland in almost a year, and many others are choosing not to travel to Walt Disney World as the pandemic continues, there’s a new way for people to connect with the parks that s never been available before.
It’s all just one download away.
When someone told me that the official Disney Parks TikTok was worth checking out, I was skeptical. More than that, I dismissed it out of hand. With my status as an “elder millennial” and my already excessive screen time, I avoid new social media at all costs. I had Snapchat on my phone for about 24 hours before an exasperated intern at my old job, trying and failing to explain the point to me yet again, said “yeah, you probably shouldn’t use this.”
The secret is out about Disney Springs new creative food item.
On Tuesday, the Disney Parks Tik Tok account which has over 1.4 million followers debuted a look at the King Dog, available at the Hot Diggity Dogs food truck in Disney Spring West Side from now until Jan. 25. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow
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The King Dog is unlike any meal before. The special all-beef hot dog features a French toast batter-dipped and cereal-crusted hot dog bun, as well as never-ending toppings like a spicy peanut butter spread, banana-honey mustard, chipotle-berry preserve, and billionaire s bacon.
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Disney just gave fans a peek into the most exclusive suite at Walt Disney World and it s absolutely magical. The Cinderella Castle Suite, located inside the iconic castle at Magic Kingdom Park, looks like it belongs in the beloved fairy tale. Few lucky guests have spent the night in this suite, but thanks to the Disney Parks TikTok account, we all caught a glimpse inside the suite fit for royalty.
The Cinderella Castle Suite first welcomed guests during The Year of a Million Dreams celebration in 2007. The space, which was originally going to be in-park accommodations for the Disney family, was transformed into a suite perched four stories above Magic Kingdom. In the latest video shared on the Disney Parks TikTok and Instagram accounts, you can see some of the suite s intricate, princess-inspired details.