food IS a theme park
Every Disney fan has heard their share of urban legends and spooky stories about Disney World.
TERRIFYING
In fact, some of us have even imagined our own stories about a few creepy things we’ve seen in the parks, like the former creepy clown slide at the pool at Disney’s BoardWalk Inn, or the gigantic evil-grinning Jack-in-the-Box at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort. But nothing matches the tales that guests and Cast Members continue to share that revolve around Magic Kingdom.
Hello from Walt Disney World!
Hi, Mickey!
We take a look at the average wait times every week to see if they’re getting longer or (hopefully) shorter overall, and we share all those details with you! Here’s a look at all the average wait times in Disney World this week.
There is a lot to love about Disney World.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
Sometimes though, Disney makes a decision that some people love and others hate. There have certainly been some controversial changes to the Disney World parks and today, we’re going to look at some of the most infamous ones. So, do you agree with these controversial Disney World changes?
Hello from Disney World!
Animal Kingdom
The potential power outages closed down a LOT of rides this week, but it didn’t seem to mess with the wait times too much! We did see the reopening of the Single Rider Line on Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run this week but as of writing, the Single Rider line is still closed for Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster, Expedition Everest, and Test Track.
Remember, there are NOT any Fast Passes in Disney right now, and we have no word on when they’ll be coming back. So, everyyyyone has to wait in the standby line. With that in mind, let’s take a look at the average wait times for all of the rides in Disney World this week!
When visiting Disney World, one thing you definitely want to be aware of is wait times!
Line starts here!
We’re constantly on the My Disney Experience app to check the stand-by wait times for rides (we need to know the SECOND Splash Mountain drops under 30 minutes!), especially because there still aren’t any Fast Passes in Disney World! There are attractions that almost always have really long waits, like Flight of Passage and Slinky Dog Dash, and those that you can usually walk on, like the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse. Let’s take a look at all the average wait times around Disney World this week!
Disneyland reopened in late April, but not EVERY restaurant opened with the parks. Now, Blue Bayou Restaurant has REOPENED inside Disneyland’s New Orleans Square!
Blue Bayou!
If you’re a frequent diner at Blue Bayou: one, lucky you! Two, the reopened restaurant looks a little different. There are additional health and safety measures as well as a major menu update: ALCOHOL! This has NEVER been allowed here before, so we were pretty excited to see what having a drink on the bayou would be like. Let’s check it out!
Here at DFB, we’ve been lucky enough to spot quite a few celebrities in the parks!
Magic Kingdom
Just like us, they like to visit Disney World with their families and enjoy a little magic from time to time. Whether they’re there for work or pleasure, it can be a little challenging to spot them if you’re not looking in the right places — the parks are pretty big, and usually, these people are just trying to blend into the crowd. But don’t worry, if you’re looking to find some famous people, there are a few places where you can always find them in the Disney World parks!
We’ve found some pretty fun and unique souvenirs at Disney World.
Pirates of the Caribbean
From fun mugs to plushes of rare characters to spirit jerseys with Disney animal friends, there’s a little something for everyone to buy! But if you’re looking for something truly “Disney World” and still really unique, we’ve got just the thing. Listen up, audiophiles (LOL…get it?)!
If you’re a fan of Pirates of the Caribbean, you may think the most famous swashbuckler on this classic Adventureland attraction is Captain Jack Sparrow.
Jack Sparrow
And we LOVE Captain Jack! But old school fans of Pirates know there are TONS of intriguing scoundrels throughout this ride. We’re talking about you, pirate with the pigs and jail pirates!
Disney World is a BIG place with a whole lot of detail.
Main Street, U.S.A.
There are lots of hidden secrets tucked into the four parks and die-hard Disney fans know a LOT of them. Maybe you’re the one who’s spouting about Hidden Mickeys and Imagineer touches, but we’ve got a few facts that even Disney World LOCALS might not know.
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