food IS a theme park
Y’all, it’s been a WEIRD week in Disney World. Floods, unusual closures, a ridiculously LONG line…a lot has happened.
What’s new in Disney World?
Unexpected surprises can happen all the time in Disney World, but sometimes we have to wonder how ALL of these things happen in one single week?! We’re here with the 7 BIGGEST surprises of the week!
What could you do in 3.5 hours? Run a half marathon maybe? Watch a Marvel or Star Wars movie? Watch around 7 episodes of 30-minute-long shows? Eat 10 DOLE Whips? Ride maybe 5 rides or so with 30 minute+ waits? Well, if you’re at Disney World, it might take you 3.5 hours just to do a SINGLE thing.
Hollywood Studios Entrance
Yes, 3.5 hours do to one, single, solitary thing — get on a popular Hollywood Studios attraction.
If there’s one thing we can count on with Disney World, it’s change. Well, the magic of course. But also, LOTS of changes!
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
Few attractions exemplify this like Rise of the Resistance in Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and in light of ALL the changes in recent months, let’s answer the ULTIMATE question: what is the best time to ride it?
Ready to take your toddler to Disney World, but you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed?
Cinderella Castle
We feel ya. There’s a lot of planning involved with any regular Disney trip, but add a toddler into the mix and things get instantly more complicated…especially when it comes to packing. Kids need quite a few things when traveling, and today we’re sharing our ultimate packing list for your little ones — so nothing gets left behind!
Even though it’s still mid-July, we’re already prepping for the fall season!
©Disney
Halloween festivities kick off at Disney World next month, and BOO Bash tickets were pretty popular when they went on sale. Now, tickets have dropped for the Oogie Boogie Bash at Disneyland Resort…but you’ll be waiting for a while to get them!
After over a year of being closed, the PeopleMover FINALLY reopened yesterday.
It feels good to be back!
Of course, we were in Magic Kingdom keeping an eye on the situation and hopping aboard for our own grand tour of Tomorrowland. And if you’re hoping to go for a ride, there’s a handy little tip you’ll want to keep in mind!
It’s that time of the week! We’re checking out the average wait times in Disney World from this week!
Tree of Life
Disney World has been at capacity a lot over the past few weeks, and the wait times don’t always reflect that. Even when Park Pass Reservations are filling up, the wait times in the parks tend to fluctuate a little bit. Today, we’re looking at the average wait times in ALL four Disney World theme parks!
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.
We’re back in a very busy Disney World this week to bring you the weekly wait times!
Disney World
Last week, many fan-favorite rides saw a decrease in average wait times. Now, with Disney World at capacity most of this week, wait times (for the most part) are on the rise again! Today,we’re taking a look at the average wait times in ALL four Disney World theme parks!
Walt Disney World usually receives much bigger crowds during the holiday season!
Tomorrowland Crowds
Every year, guests flock to the parks to experience the holiday offerings and take advantage of their vacation time off. Thanksgiving week, Christmas week, and New Year’s Eve is notoriously crowded with out-of-towners. The trend seems to be the same this year, despite Disney World reducing capacity limits since the closure in March. We’re in the parks today taking note of the crowds and wait times to better prepare you for your holiday trip to Disney World in 2020.
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