It’s time to see What’s New in the Most Magical Place on Earth!
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It’s Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, and we’re checking out new treats, a VERY special Popcorn Bucket, construction around the Kingdom, and more. Please join us!
What’s New at the Confectioneries and Carts
Toy Story treats
have taken over the bakery cases at The Confectionery on Main Street, U.S.A. and Big Top Treats in Storybook Circus!
Toy Story treats
These are, of course, in celebration of the arrival of Toy Story 4 in movie theaters. Have you seen it yet?!?
Big Top Treats case
And at a few Popcorn Carts around Magic Kingdom (for instance, the one near the Hub to the right facing Cinderella Castle), you can currently find the Steamboat Willie Popcorn Bucket!
Steamboat Willie Popcorn Bucket
It’s $18.00 and will be available while supplies last.
Steamboat Willie Popcorn Bucket
What’s New on Main Street, U.S.A.
Don’t fret if you don’t see the classic baseball player statues that typically stand guard outside of Casey’s Corner.
An Empty Corner
They’re just gone for a little refurb, and will be back at bat soon. But here are some pictures, in case you miss them in the meantime…
Casey’s Corner baseball player
Casey’s Corner baseball player
What’s New in Fantasyland
Here’s the latest look at the construction work widening the pathway around Cinderella Castle…
Work around Cinderella Castle
The work is being done on the pathway from Liberty Square to the Castle.
Work around Cinderella Castle
Work around Cinderella Castle
Work around Cinderella Castle
If you need to cool off when you’re in Magic Kingdom (and you probably will — it’s HOT out there, folks!), you can currently grab a Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee — with an added flavor or without — at Pinocchio Village Haus.
Cold Brew Coffee sign
There was also a new merchandise cart outside of the Village Haus during our stroll. But, of course, these things do tend to make their way around…
Fantasyland Merchandise Cart
Fantasyland Merchandise Cart
Don’t forget your sunscreen!
What’s New in Tomorrowland
Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant
is now sporting the updated Tomorrowland orange and yellow color scheme thanks to some fresh coats of paint on the ceiling.
Tomorrowland Terrace new color scheme
Tomorrowland Terrace new color scheme
Tomorrowland Terrace new color scheme
Joffrey’s Revive continues to serve up all the caffeine and treats you need as you blast off in Tomorrowland!
Joffrey’s Revive Kiosk in Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland
New donut flavors on our last visit included S’mores, Raspberry, and Fruity Pebbles.
Donuts at Joffrey’s
While we’re here, let’s check out the latest construction for the TRON Coaster!
TRON construction
The highly-anticipated ride will open before Walt Disney World’s 50th Anniversary celebration in 2021.
TRON construction
What’s New in Magic Kingdom’s Shops — New Merchandise
Uptown Jewelers
is our first stop to check out merchandise where the new Toy Story Dress Shop Dress ($128.00) and Toy Story Dooney & Bourke bags are currently in stock.
Toy Story Dress
Toy Story Dooney & Bourke bags
Toy Story Dooney & Bourke bags
This is also where you’ll find The Little Mermaid Diaper Backpack by Petunia Pickle Bottom ($164.95).
The Little Mermaid Diaper Backpack
The Little Mermaid Diaper Backpack set
Mickey’s Star Traders in Tomorrowland is where we found the largest collection of the new themed Backpacks yet!
Backpacks
These include designs paying tribute to Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room and the Haunted Mansion ($29.99 each).
Tiki Room Backpack
Haunted Mansion Backpack
Backpacks
Three new sets of Beverage Holders can now be found featuring Mickey and Minnie, Grumpy, and Cinderella and her Castle ($14.99 each).
Beverage Holders
Beverage Holders
Beverage Holders
Beverage Holders
Beverage Holders
Beverage Holders
These join the Mickey one which has been available for some time.
Mickey Drink Holder
We also spotted this Mickey Balloons Phone Case ($34.99).
Mickey Balloons Phone Case
Mickey Balloons Phone Case
Not a bad way to take one of THESE…
Balloons on Main Street, U.S.A.
… home with you from Magic Kingdom! We hope you’ll stayed tuned to DFB as we continue to bring you What’s New from Disney Parks and Resorts!
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Those Toy Story Dress Shop dresses look like they were recycled from the 1940’s and ’50s.
When are they going to put the popcorn cart back out in the front of the park near City Hall? I miss that cart. we grab popcorn coming in and going out!
DebC, yes, if you look at all the various dresses currently being offered at WDW, they indeed channel the 50″s more or less (I grew up then so I’m familiar with the styles). This is purposeful since what people wear now wouldn’t show off the fabrics as well or be as much fun as the older fashions. Lots of the dresses and skirts from my childhood years in the 50’s had whimsical designs, like the dresses printed all over with cherries that my mother made to match for herself, my sister and me. These retro dresses really take me back to the exciting days of the original Mickey Mouse Club, an afterschool must.
And now I’m hungry for cherry pie.