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It’s time to stock up on fall’s biggest must-haves, Disney-style!
Magic Kingdom at night during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
Just in time for the kickoff of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party in Magic Kingdom, Amazon just dropped a TON of new Disney-themed fall essentials!
Calling all runDisney fans! We’ve got some great news about new races, and you won’t even have to leave your house for them!
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If you’ve been hoping for a way to participate in a runDisney race this Halloween season, we’ve just gotten new details on the NEW runDisney Virtual Spooktacular. Registration is opening up sooner than you think, so make sure you’re prepared!
I don’t know about you, but when it’s time for some online shopping, I immediately head to the sale section.
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If you’re looking to do a bit of retail therapy without breaking the bank, you have come to the right place, and I HEAR you. The DFB team is constantly on the lookout for the best deals on cool Disney stuff, and now we’re rounding up some of the best finds under $10!
Who wants a new Loungefly bag for the second half of the year? We sure do!
Loungefly bags in EPCOT
There’s only one thing that’s better than a Disney Loungefly bag, and that’s a Disney GLOW-IN-THE-DARK Loungefly bag. We found three themed to different holidays, and three that we thought were just too fun to ignore.
Construction is practically everywhere you look in Disney World, whether you’re hanging around the parks or the hotels, and that’s not going away anytime soon.
Waterfall in EPCOT’s Canada Pavilion
EPCOT is the park with the least amount of construction right now, as it’s the only park that doesn’t have an entire new land under construction. That doesn’t mean the walls don’t exist, though. Walls are up in Germany currently to fix the public restrooms, as well as the Cast Member bathrooms backstage (and we’re really hoping it’ll finally mean the pavilion doesn’t smell like sewage every now and then), but now, walls have been added in Canada, and we’re actually feeling pretty sad about it.
Disney has some major announcements up their sleeve that they’re saving for D23: the Ultimate Disney Fan Event, an expo where they release some major news about the Disney theme parks.
D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event
But there are two words that Disney fans are DREADING from this year’s batch of D23 announcements: Blue Sky!
One of the best parts of the year is officially back in Magic Kingdom, and we couldn’t be more excited. Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is one of our favorite ways to celebrate the holiday with tons of candy, special snacks, fireworks, and one of the coolest parades.
Hello Jack!
While we love the event, the big ticket price (and its increasing cost each year) can make it hard to decide if it’s worth paying for. Is it worth paying for a ticket when you only get a few hours in the park? Let’s find out!
It’s no secret that Disney fans often aren’t shy about sharing their opinions about the company’s rides. Whether it’s about rides that are closing, rides that are changing, unbuilt rides they wish had been completed, or even rides they wish would be built.
Japan in World Showcase
That brings us to Reddit, where a large Disney discussion thread recently broke out of the prompt, “If all the countries in Epcot had to have a ride, what would be your suggestions for the ones that don’t currently have a ride?” Suffice to say, many Disney Adults had an idea, and some of them were quite interesting.
Disney recently hosted another quarterly earnings call to update shareholders and anyone else who would like to listen on how the company is doing.
Josh D’Amaro, CEO of The Walt Disney Company ©Disney
These calls gave us a look at what the Walt Disney Company is focused on, what changes could be on the way, and to hear about Disney’s thoughts on the future. The latest earnings call was held on August 5th, and CEO Josh D’Amaro had lots to share. One thing that really stood out to us was the plans for the future of Disney+, because it was not what we expected!
Traveling with a small child is no small feat. That’s especially true if your children are still in strollers and you want to take them to Disney World.
Strollers in Disney World
Now, there are many things you can do to make the trip with young kids easier, but we’ve put together a list of items that will come in handy when your child takes a nap in their stroller, making your life more convenient and theirs more comfortable.
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