How to get on Disney World’s MOST POPULAR RIDE, how to get a seat at that super popular galactic bar, and what’s all this about a barbecue restaurant run by toys?
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How to get on Disney World’s MOST POPULAR RIDE, how to get a seat at that super popular galactic bar, and what’s all this about a barbecue restaurant run by toys?
We’ve got the ultimate guide to Hollywood Studios for you today on DFB Guide!
We have seen some absolute stunners when it comes to Disney World 50th Anniversary merchandise.
From a glittery purple spirit jersey to a designer tote bag, to a pair of Minnie ears that cost $1,000 (!!!) — there is a plethora of extravagant souvenirs celebrating Disney World’s 50th Anniversary. But what about the not-so-extravagant souvenirs? That’s right, we’re talking about the humble, never fussy Disney mug. We recently spotted a popular 50th Anniversary mug in the parks once again and couldn’t wait to share!
One of the most popular add-ons to a Disney World vacation is PhotoPass. This one-time purchase of $169 via Memory Maker (prior to arrival, or $199 in the parks after you arrive) gives you access to all of the digital downloads of pictures taken of you and the family while in Disney World, whether it’s an on-ride photo or a picture taken by one of Disney’s PhotoPass Cast Members.
There are some big changes coming with PhotoPass, however. Keep in mind that PhotoPass is NOT included with the new Genie+ service (instead, users get special augmented reality lenses to use while snapping pictures on your phone), nor does it come with Disney World’s new Annual Pass system — Annual Passholders who want PhotoPass on their next vacation, will have to purchase it separately for $99 per year, per pass.
If you’ve been to (or considered going to) Disney World recently, then you likely know that a single-day visit to the theme parks typically costs more than $100 a person making a day inside “the most magical place on earth” roughly $400-$500+ for a family of four.
Of course, that price can fluctuate depending on the season and the add-ons that you purchase, but you’ll be budgeting a few hundred (or even upwards of thousands of) dollars just to set FOOT in a Disney World park. So, if you’re dropping the big bucks on a day in any of the four parks, are you really getting your money’s worth? We’re breaking down the price of a Disney World ticket to let you know what every minute of your day really costs!
It’s not often that a sequel is better than the original film…but Disney has succeeded several times!
Many people argue, for example, that Frozen II is better than the original, but…what do our readers think? We asked DFB readers to vote on 10 different Disney sequels, and one came out as the clear winner. Find out the ultimate Disney sequel here!
Close your eyes and think about the smell of Main Street Confectionery at Disney World…
We bet the memory of that smell comes so easily, too! Part of that smell is from those iconic Disney candy apples that can be made to celebrate holidays, resemble villains, and even look like Mickey! You might have even stopped and watched the Disney candy makers create these wonderful concoctions!
Disney World sees millions and millions of visitors every single year!
A good chunk of those guests make their way to Disney World by way of the Orlando International Airport (MCO) — it was ranked one of the top ten busiest airports in the US! We’re looking forward to the addition of a train that can take guests directly from the airport to Disney, and we’ve seen updates like new bus transportation, too! But today we’re bringing you an update about another form of transportation — airplanes!
Disney World NEVER sleeps! Think you’ve seen it all? Think again! Between all the new merchandise, treats, and little theme park additions, there’s always something new.
We visit Disney World pretty much EVERY single day, so we figured we’d share a little update on what’s new! Let’s take a look at what we found in the Magic Kingdom this week!Â
Have you ever wanted to run a marathon through a Disney World park?
There are four runDisney events each year, ranging from fun runs to 5Ks to marathons. Disney just announced the registration dates and prices for the 2022 Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend, and today we spotted even more important dates you might need to know if you’re planning a Disney run.
Did you know that it’s a nearly 1-mile walk from the Disneyland parking garages to the park entrances?
At the end of a long day in the parks, that walk is not exactly fun, but parking trams had yet to return to Disneyland Park after reopening. Disney recently announced a reopening timeline for parking trams, and the day is finally here! Rest your tired feet, and check out the return of Disneyland trams here!