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Well, it’s that time of the year again…
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Yep, it’s spring, which means most of us are loading up on allergy medication and holding our breaths to see if our favorite TV shows will make the cut for the fall season. This is when we start learning about a TON of TV show cancelations, including streaming cancelations, and well, we just learned that NBC has given THREE of its shows the axe.
Disneyland Resort in Anaheim is not the only Disney resort celebrating a big birthday this year. Hong Kong Disneyland will be celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
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In honor of that big anniversary, the resort is kicking off the Most Magical Party of All, a year-long celebration that will feature an all-new parade and more! Well, Disney just dropped even MORE details about this big party.
Sure, it’s still spring, but you can’t blame us for looking forward to fall, can you?
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party welcome sign
Fall is AMAZING in Disney World. First, it marks the return of pumpkin spice everything. Then it also brings all the fun fall and Halloween decor to Magic Kingdom — and that decor is EPIC. It also brings Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, the ONLY time of the year adults can dress up in costumes and go trick-or-treating INSIDE a Disney World park. Well, we’ve got some good news about this year’s Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party: the Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular will be returning this year!
We have finally had a chance to see Universal Orlando’s new theme park, Epic Universe, for ourselves.
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Although we couldn’t take any photos of everything we got to see and do, we still got to experience it, and let’s just say SO much of the new park really surprised us. However, one of our favorite lands could be How To Train Your Dragon — Isle of Berk. Now, we got to ride the rides and see the sights (the dragons!) and we’re ranking those experiences.
Y’all — we’re getting closer and closer to seeing a brand new show in Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
The Little Mermaid: A Musical Adventure
As you may know, the Voyage of the Little Mermaid show has been closed since 2020, but we finally found out that a NEW The Little Mermaid show would take its place called The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure set to open this summer. This is a revamped version of the show, which tells the story of Ariel that we’re all familiar with from The Little Mermaid animated movie. Now, we’re going to share a close-up look at that new show!
Can you believe it is about to be February? It feels like we were just celebrating the New Year a few days ago, but somehow, we are almost to February.
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There is a lot to look forward to from Disney in February, including new movies like Captain America: Brave New World, but there is also lots of new content coming to Disney+ that you won’t want to miss!
Y’all…it’s stressful trying to watch a new show on streaming these days. You’ll find something you really like, and it’s usually during its first season, and then BAM, it gets canceled and you’re left wondering what happens next.
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So many shows have recently gotten the axe after just one season, like The Acolyte and Renegade Nell on Disney+ . But it’s not just Disney that’s doing all the show canceling: we’re seeing it across streaming sites, including Apple TV, Netflix, and more. Well, now, according to Deadline, Peacock has canceled Teacup after one season, while Variety also reports that the Frasier revival series on Paramount+ has been canceled after just two seasons.
Once upon a time, there was a show in Disney’s Hollywood Studios called “Voyage of the Little Mermaid.”
Voyage of the Little Mermaid
The show was a retelling of the animated The Little Mermaid movie with live actors singing some of the most iconic songs from that film. However, the show has been closed since 2020. “The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure” is a reimagining of the previous show, bringing a live-action re-telling — in a new way — back to Hollywood Studios. The show was originally supposed to debut in fall 2024, but Disney pushed its opening back to summer 2025. Now, though, we are finally seeing something happening with the new show!
Yes, we’ve been celebrating the holiday season since November 1st, but now that Thanksgiving is out of the way, we’re ready to put our hearts and souls into the celebration.
It’s that time of year!
That means eating even MORE holiday snacks in Disney World (obviously), as well as continuing to enjoy the holiday decorations, gingerbread displays, and more! Then there are TWO holiday parties: Jollywood Nights and Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. However, we’ve got big plans to stay at home on December 1st because something EPIC is happening on our TVs on that date: the Wonderful World of Disney: Holiday Spectacular.
UPDATED May 8, 2025
Okay, so if you’re planning a Disney World trip in 2025, well, you’ve got a LOT to look forward to, and that includes a lot of NEW things.
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If you haven’t been to Disney World in the past year or so, you’ve got some new restaurants to check out (like The Cake Bake Shop by Gwendolyn Rogers and Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs). Tiana’s Bayou Adventure in Magic Kingdom is still also pretty new. We’ve seen new shops open up in Disney Springs recently, as well. However, a LOT of NEW things will be opening for the FIRST TIME EVER in Disney World in 2025.
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