food IS a theme park
Disney World is currently in the midst of the lengthiest closure in its history and things could look a LOT different when the theme parks reopen.
Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
Today, we’re taking a look at what the current situation means for the future of Disney World. Will things really change? (Yes.) How much? (Hmm…) Nothing’s certain yet, but we can get an idea of where we’re headed by taking a look at history and similar situations — even some very recent ones.
In 2020, Disney theme parks shut down all over the world due to the global pandemic.
Disney World During Its Closure
It was an unprecedented move, with all of the parks staying closed longer than they ever had before. We saw the closures of Tokyo Disneyland, Hong Kong Disneyland, and Shanghai Disneyland due to the virus first, then the other parks around the world followed, with Disneyland Paris being the last to reopen. But just how rare is the closure of a Disney park? Let’s take a look back at all of the times Disneyland and Walt Disney World have closed in the past.
Happy Friday! Are you only a few days away from being in Disney World?
Fantasy in the Sky Fireworks at the Magic Kingdom
Guests in Disney World next week are going to be able to do a lot (after all, it is Disney!) but there are some things you WON’T be able to do between January 6th and January 12th. Let’s take a look at which Disney World attractions are closed next week in Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom!
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