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While visitors return to Disney World in full force, emergency personnel are working hard to make sure the parks have enough resources to keep guests safe.
As Disney welcomes a busy holiday season, its firefighters say they are bracing to be stretched further.
Move over, MagicBands. Walt Disney World is introducing a new digital option for entering parks and resorts. The Disney MagicMobile service turns your iPhone, Apple Watch, or "other smart device" into a contactless tool for unlocking your hotel room door, checking in at FastPass+ entrances, charging purchases, and more. Launching in phases starting later this year, the program invites guests to create a pass through the My Disney Experience app and add it to their digital wallet. "It works like magic," Avery Maehrer, manager of communications for WDW Resort, wrote in a blog announcement. "Mos...
Magical Express Ending: Disney Stopping Bus Service From Airports ✖ Come 2022, Disney World will no longer offer its beloved Disney Magical Express service to incoming visitors. The service — a bus shuttle between Orlando International Airport and Disney World hotels — will continue servicing any existing reservations throughout the rest of 2021. The news was first announced Monday morning via a Disney Parks Blog posting from Disney World comms manager Avery Maehrer. "Vacationers have more options to choose from than ever for transportation, including ride-share services that save time ...
By Valerie Hernandez Jan 12, 2021 If you've been to Walt Disney World, you've probably used Disney’s Magical Express service going to and from the Orlando International Airport to a Disney World resort. Well, Disney just announced that this free transportation service will end on January 1, 2022. Disney’s Magical Express service will continue for new and existing reservations at Disney Resort hotels throughout 2021. Communications manager for Walt Disney World Resort, Avery Maehrer, explained the decision in a Disney Parks blog post, "Vacationers have more options to choose from than eve...