Spring has sprung at Disney World!
Can you smell that? It’s SPRING!
The weather is warming up and the EPCOT Flower and Garden Festival starts soon. We’ve been keeping an eye on Disney World park hours, and most recently, we’ve had hours through May 8th. But now, we have hours for the following week, too — through May 15th. Let’s take a look at the hours for each park!
Hours for Magic Kingdom from May 9th through May 15th are 9AM to 6PM.
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Hours for EPCOT from May 9th through May 15th are 11AM to 7PM.
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Hours for Disney’s Hollywood Studios from May 9th through May 15th are 10AM to 7PM.
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Hours for Disney’s Animal Kingdom from May 9th through May 15th are 9AM to 5PM.
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There aren’t any changes from the previous week! But we know that park hours often get extended, so we’ll continue to keep an eye on these hours and let you know if they do!
With Spring Break Around the Corner, Disney World Extends Their Park Hours
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Reduced hours, no meet and greets, no fireworks, normal parades halted, masks on faces all the time, unless putting food in your mouth- does Covid become more contagious after 6pm? Since Disney is so good at cuts, how about a price cut until operations are returned to normal? Why should we pay full price for half the experience?