food IS a theme park
When the pandemic shut down travel around the world, the cruise line industry took a big hit.
It has been a while!
Since then, many sailings have been canceled and departures delayed. But now, Disney Cruise Line is going to set sail again.
Ever since the parks first reopened last year, we’ve seen lots of health and safety measure changes.
Health and safety measures are changing constantly!
In Disney World, temperature checks and social distancing have come and gone, but in other parks around the world, these measures are just getting ramped up. At Disneyland Paris, a new requirement is going into place soon.
Tokyo Disney Resort is taking increased health and safety measures to help control the spread of COVID-19.
Tokyo Disneyland
Following the curfew regulations implemented by the Japanese government, Tokyo Disney reduced its operating hours in January. Since the initial decision, extensions have been made to the reduced hours, previously through July 11th. And now, the dates for reduced hours have been further extended.
Can you believe it’s already July?!
It has been a wild year!
This year has been a pretty wild year for Disney World, with health and safety changes, reopenings, and big announcements for the 50th Anniversary. If you’re traveling to Disney World this July, there are some big things you need to know, and we’re sharing the full list with you today!
The past few months have seen some HUGE changes at Disney World.
Cast Members in Fantasyland
As more people become vaccinated, we’ve seen many health and safety guidelines change at the parks: temperature checks have been suspended, masks became optional for guests who are fully vaccinated in most situations, park capacity is going up, and fireworks are scheduled to return soon!
It’s official, we’ve made it to June! We’re getting into the hottest part of the year and we’re about to start seeing summertime crowds at Disney World.
Welcome to the hottest part of the year in Disney World!
If you’re heading to the parks this month, there are a lot of things you’re going to need to know, and today we’re sharing that list with you. Let’s dive right in!
Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen Disney World update its health and safety policies several times.
Temperature Checks have been removed from the parks.
Temperature checks were phased out, mask requirements have been relaxed, and physical distancing is being reduced all around the parks and resorts. Today, we noticed another update to the physical distancing requirements on Disney’s website!
Hey there friends, let’s take a trip to EPCOT!
Let’s visit EPCOT today!
We visit the Disney World parks daily to bring you the latest news, and every few days we share a roundup of all the new things we found in each park. So if you’re planning a trip to Disney World’s second park sometime soon, then you’ll want to check out this list of what’s new in EPCOT!
So…Disney’s mask rules have undergone a LOT of changes over the past few months.
Face Mask
Previously, masks were required anywhere on property — both indoors and outdoors — unless eating or drinking while stationary or taking a socially distanced outdoor photo. Later, masks no longer became required outdoors. Then, masks no longer became required in most places for fully vaccinated guests. Now, things have changed again and masks are required for all guests indoors (and in select other places), regardless of vaccination status. These changes (and the current mask policy) can affect how you wear your mask during your vacation! And we’re got some tips for ya right here.
A LOT has changed in Disney World lately!
Millennium Falcon
On Friday, Disney announced that face masks would no longer be required in outdoor areas (with a few exceptions). We’ve seen plexiglass start to disappear on certain attractions, and some shows have reduced physical distancing, but now one of the most popular rides in all of Disney World is seeing some changes!
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