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Holidays are looking PRETTY different in Disney World this year!
Fantasy in the Sky Fireworks
We’ve seen how the global health crisis has affected Halloween and Christmas in Disney World, but how might it affect New Year’s Eve? Here are the most surprising things about the last day of 2020 at Disney World!
Since Disney World reopened we’ve seen various changes, like the introduction of the Park Pass reservation system, social distancing measures, online check-in at table service restaurants, and more.
Magic Kingdom
One area where we’ve seen some serious changes is Disney World’s holiday offerings for 2020. Although we’ve already gotten lots of details about what to expect for Halloween and Christmas, New Year’s Eve is still a large question mark. What will New Year’s Eve be like at Disney World this year? Here’s what we know.
Since the Disney World theme parks reopened earlier this year, we’ve seen quite a few changes.
EPCOT
Two of potentially the largest changes have been the suspension of park hopping and the introduction of the Park Pass Reservation system.
Now, as of this week, Park Passes are available into 2022…but the Park Hopping option is available to add onto tickets being purchased for 2021. What’s up with that?! Can the two systems exist together? What’s going on?
With lots of delicious seasonal snacks, awesome decorations, and adorable character cavalcades, it’s no wonder so many people would want to spend Halloween at Magic Kingdom!
Halloween Character Cavalcade
A few weeks ago, Park Passes for this park filled up for all guests, but yesterday that changed, and today it has changed again!
If you’re headed to Disney World soon, one of the things that could potentially derail your trip is the availability of Park Pass reservations.
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
We’ve seen Park Pass reservations filling up for holidays like Halloween, and it looks like reservations for Thanksgiving time are starting to fill up as well. Well, if you wanted to spend Thanksgiving day in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in Disney’s Hollywood Studios and you don’t already have a Park Pass reservation, you may be in a tough spot.
Got plans to visit Disney World this year? Maybe you’re looking to join in on all the Halloween fun?
Magic Kingdom Halloween
Or, perhaps you’re looking forward to some Christmastime entertainment. Well, if you’re planning to visit the Most Magical Place on Earth this year, there’s one BIG thing that could derail your whole trip.
Disney World parks seem to be seeing getting popular again on weekends. Of course, we expected Labor Day weekend to be busy, but we’re also starting to see future weekend dates with no park pass reservations available.
Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom
We usually look at park pass reservations every day, and we’ve noticed that at least part of next weekend could see all four parks at Disney World at capacity.
It’s gonna be another busy weekend at Walt Disney World.
Magic Kingdom
To manage capacity, all guests are required to make a reservation before entering any Disney World theme park. Annual Passholder reservations tend to fill up the fastest followed by Resort Guests and general Theme Park Ticket Guests. Labor Day Weekend was the first time Disney Park Pass reservations filled up for all three ticket categories. It seems that Disney World will see another busy weekend because reservations for Saturday are filling up right now.
Looking to enjoy some popcorn at Magic Kingdom this weekend?
Magic Kingdom
Well, if you don’t have your Park Pass reservation already, you may be out of luck…key word “may.”
We’ve been hard at work scoping out all the news for you this week. Today we have all the details on the latest in the Disney World theme parks and MORE!
Perfect Ears for Fall!
See all of our coverage on Disney park reopenings HERE. We still have a LOT to share with you this week, so let’s jump right in… .
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