food IS a theme park
Now, THIS is different from our typical must-do/must-see Disney World video!
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Whatever you do, do NOT — I repeat, do NOT — do the following things on your Disney World vacation!
The D23 Expo came and went, and with it came a few BIG announcements.
Hulk Meet and Greet Character
Not only did Disney announce a new Big Hero 6 area for Disney California Adventure but they also shared that the Magic Happens Parade would be returning, a new look at the concept art for Toontown, AND the fact that two new nighttime spectaculars would be debuting at Disneyland Resort soon. On top of this, we got to see a first look at Project EXO and how it would impact character interactions in the park with Hulk. Now, Hulk is out meeting guests for the first time.
Flying right now has been a bit of a hassle.
Flying isn’t fun for everyone
A lot of flights have been delayed or canceled, luggage has been lost, and sometimes entire routes have been canceled. It also hasn’t been super affordable to fly in recent months, but luckily, a lot of airlines have been running some great deals! And now, another popular airline has some big savings you can score — but only if you act fast!
It’s almost time — you’ve purchased your park tickets and made your park pass reservations. You’ve even booked your hotel stay, and have decided where you’re going to eat and which attractions you’ll ride first.
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But, there’s just one thing left to do — pack your bags! Deciding what to bring in your luggage and even into the parks with you can be a tough choice, but luckily we’ve got plenty of suggestions and tips on what to bring with you. And if you ask us, you just can’t go to Disney World without packing these items!
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, Disney World ain’t cheap.
EPCOT
You have to buy your park tickets, book a hotel if the trip calls for it, not to mention plan for eating all those delicious Disney snacks and treats while you’re there. It adds up quickly — and when price increases hit the parks, it can make you rethink your Disney World budget. These price increases may seem small, but they’ve made a BIG difference to our Disney World budgets!
Disney World is currently in the middle of celebrating its 50th anniversary, which has brought new shows, merchandise, snacks, and more to the theme parks. But do you know about the OTHER anniversary coming to Disney World?
EPCOT
EPCOT’s 40th anniversary will be on October 1st, 2022! Disney has been pretty quiet about what plans it has in the works for this event, but we do know that there will be lots of new souvenirs coming to the park. How do we know that? Disney just released a teaser about the new merch! [Read more…]
Disney was not shy about announcing new movies and trailers at the 2022 D23 Expo. We heard about new Pixar movies, sequels, live-action remakes, and more. But now we have even more news about an upcoming Disney movie!
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If you’re excited about the upcoming Disney film Strange World, get ready. Disney just released the first full-length trailer for the movie! [Read more…]
Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month is in full swing at Disney World!
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There are lots of ways you can celebrate in the parks including new snacks, PhotoPass photos, and more. If you find yourself heading into Disney Springs soon, check out the new Chef’s Special inspired by the month-long celebration at The Polite Pig!
Flying has been kind of difficult lately, but you know what makes it better? Amazing deals on flights!
Are you flying anywhere soon?
We’ve seen some great deals from airlines lately like Southwest Airlines and Alaska Airlines, but they’re usually only for a very limited time, so you have to grab ’em while ya can. Luckily, we’re always on the lookout for great discounts and deals, and we’ve found one that is going to blow your mind!
To ensure we are equipping our readers with all the information they need, we will continue to report on all travel, safety, and COVID-related news that could impact a Disney Parks visit.
COVID-19 is still affecting places all over the world.
COVID-19 Warning Sign in Disney World
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention monitors the risk level of COVID-19 in many countries across the globe so you can asses the risks if you’re going to travel internationally. We’ve seen many countries move around on the list over the past several months, and now, more destinations have been added to some of the different risk levels by the CDC.
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