food IS a theme park
There are few rides in the Disney parks around the world that are as popular as the classic Haunted Mansion.
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This ride has a HUGE cult following, inspiring tons of merchandise items, Halloween costumes, and even its own movie! But, Haunted Mansion is more than just your basic Disney ride — it’s full of hidden secrets that even the biggest fans may not know. Today, we’re sharing some of the best fun facts about this fan-favorite ride!
Listen, here at DFB, we feel like we’ve seen it all.
We’ve seen our fair share of ride evacuations!
Animatronics losing body parts in the middle of their shows? Seen it! Countless ride evacuations? Seen it! Parts of rides getting “inconspicuously” replaced with houseplants? Believe it or not, we’ve seen it. So today was just another routine day when we got stuck on a Disney World ride. However, this particular malfunction isn’t one we’ve come across before!
One thing that’s pretty much inevitable when traveling to Walt Disney World…you’re going to have to wait in line!
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There are lines for rides, shows, shops, restaurants, and everything in-between in the popular theme parks. However, if you’re paying for a trip, it makes sense that you want to make the MOST of your time and not spend ALL of it waiting in line! Recently, we reached out to our readers to find out what they think about waiting in line, and it inspired us to share some of our tips on how to avoid the wait!
Things don’t always go according to plan at Disney World, particularly with rides.
Let’s go ride with an alien!
It happens — rides go down, people have to be evacuated, animatronics stop working, and more. And sometimes this affects whether a ride is open or closed, or if it’s loading guests slower than usual.
Disney’s World social distancing and health measures tend to change fairly regularly.
A new social distancing policy has arrived!
We’ve kept you in the loop on changes to the face mask policy and clarifications about vaccinated guests. Recently, we also noticed that a new social distancing measure had been implemented — but now, it’s already been removed.
Disney is constantly adjusting its safety policies and procedures.
Minnie Mouse knows the importance of a comfortable face covering!
Recently, it updated its mask guidelines and specified that guests who received the COVID-19 vaccine will still need to wear a face covering on property. But we recently noticed an important change in the parks that could impact how you social distance.
Update: Splash Mountain resumed normal operations the following day.
We have an update to share!
Splash Mountain
Tonight, Splash Mountain in Magic Kingdom broke down, causing riders to be evacuated.
We’re almost a year out from when Disney first closed the theme parks in March of 2020, and there are still a lot of health measures in place.
Cinderella Castle
During your Disney day, you’ll see mask mandates, temperature checks, and social distancing. Now, Disney has added a new update to their existing social distancing policy that specifically speaks to larger groups.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Mask rules, distancing guidelines, and more have changed significantly in Disney World recently. Masks are now no longer required for fully vaccinated guests in most places, and distancing guidelines are being reduced. We’ve seen distancing markers removed in some line queues, pre-shows return to some attractions, and more changes being made. Many attractions are now loading guests in every row just as they used to prior to the pandemic-related closures. We expect that more changes will continue to take place on Disney World’s rides throughout the upcoming days and weeks as the updated mask and distancing guidelines are put in place.
If you’re headed to Disney World soon, there are a few things you need to know about like Park Pass reservations, which restaurants are open, and updates on the latest mask policies.
New Distancing Markers for Slinky Dog Dash
But, another important thing you’ll want to be aware of is how Disney is handling loading its attractions while keeping social distancing in mind. Will you be sitting with another party on Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run? Are there plexiglass barriers on this ride or the other? We’re breaking it ALL down for you today.
Ever since Disney made the announcement that Splash Mountain was going to be reimagined with a The Princess and the Frog theme, the attraction and merchandise have become wildly popular.
Splash Mountain
Ride times have been hovering around 35-45 minutes daily while we’ve seen virtual queues for the Splash Mountain store exceed four hours! People are serious about snagging their Br’er Bear Plush!
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