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If you’re only gonna watch one Disney Cruise Line video to get you ready for your Disney trip across the sea, watch THIS one.
We’re gonna fill you in on EVERYTHING you need to know about the Disney Cruise Line in JUST 15 minutes.
If you’ve been following the news the past few days, then you probably know about Hurricane Idalia.
What was previously a Tropical Storm has now become a full-fledged hurricane, expected to hit Florida’s Gulf Coast sometime Wednesday morning. Floridians and those traveling to Florida are preparing for the impact of the storm, and we’re keeping an eye on all the updates you need to know if you’ll be in the area. The latest of those updates comes from the Orlando International Airport.
When it comes to dining in Magic Kingdom, things are…complicated.
Several of the quick service restaurant options leave much to be desired, and even a few of the table service restaurants are controversial. (People have certainly shared strong opinions about the prices at Cinderella’s Royal Table and Be Our Guest Restaurant in the past!) But one spot that tends to be a pretty good crowd-pleaser has recently added some new menu items, and I stopped by to try them out!
New foods are coming to Disney Parks all the time!
This fall, we’re seeing a few NEW plant-based food options coming to the Disneyland Resort! Even if you don’t always follow a plant-based diet, these snacks look like light, delicious options.
If you’ve been waiting to learn more about Journey of Water, Inspired by MOANA, we finally have a closer look.
We’ve been watching the construction progress on Journey of Water for a while now. We have seen a few details like what the Cast Members’ costumes will look like and the concept art that inspired the attraction. Yesterday, walls came down around the attraction so we could see a few more details. Now, Disney is giving us a much closer look at what we can expect.
If you’re at Disney World or visiting Disney World within the next few days, you’ll want to pay close attention.
As Hurricane Idalia moves closer to the Southeastern coast of Florida, Orlando and its surrounding counties have been instructed to stay weather-aware as Tropical Storm Warnings remain in place. While Disney World has not yet announced park closures, they have released statements on their website ahead of the storm.Â
If you’re heading to Disney World soon, you need to keep a close eye on the weather reports.
A storm named Idalia is headed toward Florida and we’ve been sharing regular updates about Disney’s statements on the matter, what you should do if you’re planning a visit, and more. But now we’ve got an important update.
Are you planning some travel soon? There’s a lot to prepare for!
New nonstop flights have been announced for Orlando International Airport which can be very helpful if you’re flying to Disney World. But you’ll also want to be aware of the latest changes in air travel, like how Southwest’s boarding process is changing. If you’re planning a trip soon and don’t want to go alone, we’ve got some good news about a Southwest deal that you’ll want to take advantage of!Â
We’ve been seeing recent news of CHANGES for Disney+ and it doesn’t seem to be ending.
Some content has disappeared from the service. Plus, The Spiderwick Chronicles show won’t be moving forward and Doogie Kamealoha, M.D. has been canceled after 2 seasons. Now there is another show that won’t be making it to the streaming service.
There’s one big thing you need to prepare for when visiting Disney World during the summer and early fall — hurricane season.Â
Already, Tropical Storm Watches have been issued for the counties within which Disney World is located, and Tropical Storm Idalia is projected to strengthen to become a hurricane as it moves across the Gulf of Mexico. Many Disney World visitors might be wondering what this means for the parks. Well, Disney has officially shared a statement.Â