FINALLY! Two long-term closures that have plagued Disney World for a WHILE are going to come to an end within the next couple of months.
We can’t wait for these things to finally be open and available again in the parks!
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FINALLY! Two long-term closures that have plagued Disney World for a WHILE are going to come to an end within the next couple of months.
We can’t wait for these things to finally be open and available again in the parks!
It’s been a BIG week for Disney news!
We learned just how the parks and more are doing during the recent earnings call and also found out details about sequels for Moana and Zootopia. On top of that, a brand new sports streaming service is in the works from Disney, and — we officially have a reopening date for Typhoon Lagoon (which means a closure date for Blizzard Beach, too!)
Sometimes Disney has to close down certain rides, restaurants, and attractions in order to update and refurbish them. Usually, those closures only last a few weeks or maybe a few months at most. But there are a couple of things that have been MISSING from Magic Kingdom for a LONG time now, and we’re starting to wonder if they’ll ever return at all!
Let’s check out these mysteriously missing things and take a look at ALL the temporary closures and refurbishments that will affect Disney World from February 4th through the 10th.
Watch out! There are several ride, restaurant, and hotel pool CLOSURES happening next week in Disney World, and they might impact your upcoming vacation!
Let’s check out all the temporary closures and refurbishments that will affect Disney World from January 28th through February 3rd.
If you had unlimited funds, do you have a list of things you would do at Disney World?
As most of us DON’T have unlimited funds, it might be something you haven’t really thought about, although we’re guessing we’ve all decided if we win the lottery, we’d donate big bucks to charity to bid on a stay in the Cinderella Castle Suite, right? But what else? Well, if you need some ideas on how to spend all that cash, we’ve got you covered.
If planning your Disney World trip feels like a full-time job, that’s because in some cases — it is.
Keeping track of dining information, hotel reservations, Lightning Lane times, and more can be overwhelming — and don’t even get us started on those pesky ride closures. Refurbishments need to happen to keep attractions running in tip-top shape, but that doesn’t mean we can’t be disappointed when it happens. If you’re heading to Disney World in 2024, you need to know about these multi-month ride closures!
When you visit Disney World, do you also visit the water parks?
As you may know, Disney World has two water parks, Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach. Over the past three years, though, we’ve never seen both open at the same time: if one is open, the other is usually closed. Right now, Blizzard Beach is open, but we’re seeing something on the Disney World calendar that makes us wonder if it’s closing again soon.
It might be surprising, but Florida does get pretty chilly in the wintertime!
Cooler temperatures and high humidity make it feel even colder than it is, in the sunshine state. And sometimes you have to watch out for closures when it gets too cold. Even if you’re from a colder location, you won’t want to be in these Disney World places when the temperatures inch their way down towards freezing.
Even though we would like to experience EVERYTHING Disney World has to offer every trip, it’s a nearly impossible feat.
From its sheer size to limited seasonal offerings, Disney World challenges its guests with too much of a good time. For most, it takes MULTIPLE long trips to Disney World to experience everything the resort has to offer. Unfortunately, the challenge becomes even greater when you factor in closures.
December is a beautiful month to visit Disney World.
The parks are decorated and full of Christmas cheer. You can eat festive holiday foods, see Mickey and Minnie in their holiday outfits, and sing carols down Main Street, U.S.A. It’s the most magical time of the year in the Most Magical Place on Earth. So if you’re planning a trip to Disney World this December, here are a few things to watch out for.