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Ever just blink and realize another MONTH has passed you by?! Yeah, same.
2022 is FLYING by!
We’re already well into 2022 and time is flying by! Before you know it, we’ll be checking out the Star Wars Hotel, taking a ride on the Guardians of the Galaxy coaster, and more! So just what did this week bring us in terms of Disney news? Well, pull out your notepads and calendars and get ready to jot down all the important stuff!
UPDATE: The state of Hawaii has decided AGAINST requiring booster shots for travelers who want to come to Hawaii and skip the self-quarantine, according to USA Today.
Aulani, a Disney Resort and Spa, is a vacation retreat in Hawaii.
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If you’re looking for a way to mix up your usual Disney World trip, you can head to this resort to get a relaxing experience that still has plenty of Disney magic. Last year, Aulani implemented some restrictions stating that only guests of the resort could dine at the resort’s restaurants. Now, there might be a new travel restriction in place soon. Here’s what Aulani has said about the potential changes so far. [Read more…]
Feeling those mid-week blues? Well, there’s no cure for that quite like a visit to EPCOT! (A virtual visit, that is.)
EPCOT 50th Anniversary Map and Spaceship Earth
We’ve been in the park several times in the past week, and we found a BUNCH of new things to share with you guys. From food to construction to merchandise, here’s everything that’s new in EPCOT!
It’s been another BIG week in Disney news!
EPCOT
From HUNDREDS of price increases you’re going to want to know about to the start of another EPCOT festival, there’s a lot to catch up on this week! Got your coffee? Got a comfy spot on the couch? Alright then, let’s dive in to ALL of the biggest Disney news stories from this week!
We just got some BIG news about the upcoming 2022 D23 Expo!
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The ultimately Disney fan event will be held in September, and along with lots of exciting new and returning events, there will be exclusive new merchandise! Check out what we know so far.
Happy New Year, DFB friends!
Spaceship Earth
2021 was a busy year in the Disney Parks, but we are so excited to see what’s in store for 2022! Disney has kicked off the new year with some news and we’re here to fill you in!
Once you drive past those Disney World gates, it can feel like you’ve entered a whole other dimension where the stress from the “normal” world just doesn’t exist.
Welcome to Disney World
But on your way into Disney World, or if you drive off property during your trip, you’ll likely encounter some of the stores, restaurants, or other things surrounding Disney World. We’ve kept an eye on developments in the nearby area as they may impact your trip or the things you see as you drive into or from the Most Magical Place on Earth. From new hotels to new restaurants, we’re constantly on the lookout for updates, and today we found an update about a large amount of land near Disney World that might become something different than originally planned.
To ensure we are equipping our readers with all the information they need, we will continue to report on all travel, safety, and COVID-related news that could impact a Disney Parks visit.
The airline industry has been majorly affected by the rise of the omicron COVID-19 variant.
Orlando International Airport
Over 3,000 flights were canceled on Christmas Eve, followed by thousands more flight cancellations through the New Year. Some of our readers have had travel plans impacted by the omicron variant as the United States hit a record 1 million daily COVID-19 cases, and the airline industry is still facing complications.
Supply chain issues have been making an impact everywhere, including in Disney World.
Spaceship Earth
Recently we reported on the supply chain issues affecting chicken tenders. In the past we also shared about how some ketchup issues impacted the parks. Now another meat product is facing rising prices. Check out what you might have to pay more for soon.
To ensure we are equipping our readers with all the information they need, we will continue to report on all travel, safety, and COVID-related news that could impact a Disney Parks visit.
While many things in Disney World have returned to “normal,” Florida continues to be affected by COVID-19.
Face coverings are required indoors in Disney World
Disney World has maintained certain health and safety measures, while Orange County (where part of Disney World is located) has been referred to as a “rapid riser” county and a COVID-19 hotspot. Now a dominant COVID-19 variant has been identified in Orange County’s wastewater, so here’s what you need to know.
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