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It’s a big day at EPCOT!
Happy 100th, Disney!
The park is hosting the Walt Disney Company’s 100th Anniversary, Journey of Water, Inspired by Moana has officially opened, and a new park map has debuted. The new park map has some additions that were to be expected — descriptions and illustrations of the new attraction, along with an icon to mark the new Moana meet-and-greet. But one tiny detail has us wondering if Disney is confirming something big about a dining location! [Read more…]
The time has FINALLY come!
Journey of Water, Inspired by Moana
That’s right, Journey of Water, Inspired by Moana is officially OPEN for guests to visit. This long-awaited addition to EPCOT underwent Cast Member, Annual Passholder, and Disney Vacation Club previews, and now it’s finally time for everyone else to join in on the fun. At the previews, we saw crowds SKYROCKET to the point that Cast Members had to utilize a Virtual Queue. Disney also said that the VQ would be used again once the ride opens if needed. Well, today is the day, and we’re ready to check out those crowds!
Traveling to Disney World is about to get cheaper, easier, and a WHOLE lot less complicated.
She’s a beaut!
How is that even POSSIBLE? Find out EVERYTHING you need to know about the latest Disney World travel changes, here on DFB Guide!
The newest Disney World attraction is now officially OPEN!
She’s so beautiful!
Journey of Water — Inspired by Moana has actually been open for a while now, but just as part of the soft opening in EPCOT. Now, as of October 16th, this attraction is officially open and ready to welcome guests. The walk-through attraction is likely going to be very popular for a while as everyone wants to check it out, so Disney has a solution to help manage the demand.
EPCOT’s massive transformation is almost complete!
EPCOT
Disney shared that the overhaul would be complete by December 2023, and we’ve already seen some major changes over the last few months. Most notably — Journey of Water, Inspired by Moana has officially opened today. Along with this new attraction opening, Disney released a NEW map for the park — come check it out!
Today is the day we’ve all been eagerly waiting for!
Platinum MICKEY in EPCOT
Today, the Walt Disney Company officially turns 100 years old, we get to meet Moana in EPCOT, and a new attraction finally opens! We’ve painstakingly followed its progress and we got sneak peeks, but today everybody finally gets the chance to enjoy this fun, walk-through journey.
Anything interesting happen this week in Disney World?
The creamiest mac and cheese!
Okay, yes, we kid, because we know just how much news came in with all the price increases for everything from fireworks dessert parties to parking to Annual Passes and more. We also had a lot of food price increases, too, but believe it or not, we’ve got even MORE menu updates to share with you from the week.
Y’all, we need to have a chat.
Cinderella Castle at Disney World
This week has been FILLED with news bombs from Disney, ones that will absolutely impact your vacation if you’re visiting Disney World in 2024. Some of these updates will even affect you NOW. Don’t panic yet, though. These changes are big, some are daunting if you’re in the throes of planning your vacation, but it’s gonna be okay. Why? Well, because the DFB team is here to tell you how to navigate these curveballs and still have the bestest and most magical trip ever. (And yes, we just said “bestest.” That’s how awesome your trip is gonna be with a little extra planning.)
The rides are a big part of any trip to Disney World.
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
From slow-moving boat rides to fast-paced roller coasters, Disney has rides for everyone! They keep surprising us with new ride technology and they keep getting bigger and better. But not all the rides are as reliable as others. Even some of our most beloved Disney rides know how to let us down. We’ve noticed six rides that keep dropping the ball recently and unfortunately, it includes some of the most iconic Disney rides.
Walt Disney made sure the theme parks he envisioned would be for everyone — both adults and kids alike.
Main Street U.S.A
But, Disney World has gotten the reputation for being a place that’s just for kids, and we’re here to tell you that’s wrong. Visiting Disney World without kids has increased in popularity in recent years, and for good reason. And although we’re sure yours are perfect angels, you might actually end up regretting bringing your kiddos along — here’s why.Â
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