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Most Disney fans know that the only constant in the parks is change — and that has been especially true as of late.
Disneyland
Disney World is going through a massive transformation in the parks, hotels, and more, and Disneyland is getting quite the sprucing up as well. As part of the Walt Disney Company’s 100th Anniversary, a new show debuted at Disneyland — and if you haven’t had the chance to check it out yet, you might want to hurry!
Halloween is only 5 short months away, and that means Disney is filling us in on the plans pertaining to the spooks that will take place this fall.
Halloween in Disneyland
Today, we found out that Disneyland’s Halloween season and Oogie Boogie Bash would take place between September 1st and October 31st, 2023. Along with the Halloween season will come a special fireworks show, “Halloween Screams,” but that means the current show will be taking a break for a while.
EPCOT has been going through a lot of changes lately.
EPCOT
There’s a new Moana attraction in the works, a new nighttime show will soon celebrate the Walt Disney Company’s 100th anniversary, and new meet-and-greets will arrive later this summer. But one change has had guests counting down the days until its completion — the removal of the Harmonious barges.
Fireworks are a super huge deal in Disney World!
Magic Kingdom Fireworks
Recently, Magic Kingdom went back to their Happily Ever After fireworks show, and EPCOT has returned to EPCOT Forever. However, if you’re in Magic Kingdom tonight or soon, you need to know that fireworks times are changing!
A fan-favorite nighttime show is now BACK in Disney World!
Happily Ever After
March 31st was the final day of Disney World’s 50th Anniversary Celebration. With the celebration ending, we’ve seen lots of themed items swapped out over the past few days, including snacks, merchandise, and decorations. But one of the biggest changes is the switch-up of the nighttime shows at both EPCOT and Magic Kingdom.
Happily Ever After is returning SOON to Magic Kingdom!
Happily Ever After is back soon!
We’ve got a full post up on our page already so you can watch from home and we’ve known that the show would be different than what we saw back in 2021. But what exactly is different? We’ve got a list of all the changes for you right here!
April is a month full of change in Disney World. TRON Lightcycle / Run is opening, the 50th Anniversary celebrations will have just finished, and Rodeo Roundup BBQ will be welcoming diners.
Happily Ever After
In addition to this, we are saying goodbye to two nighttime spectaculars. But, the replacements might just be something you’re familiar with!
April will not be your average month for Walt Disney World.
April is a busy month for Disney World!
The parks are scheduled to see several premieres, including a new attraction and the return of a popular nighttime spectacular. These changes, plus other factors, mean April is sure to be a busy month! If you can’t handle tons of crowds, you may want to stay away.
Sometimes, it’s not the BEST time to do certain things in Disney World.
Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Don’t believe us? What about riding Splash Mountain (soon to be Tiana’s Bayou Adventure) or Kali River Rapids when it’s freezing outside? Or eating a really heavy meal right before going on Rock ‘n’ Rollercoaster? While getting on a boat around Disney can be pretty awesome, there’s one time you really don’t want to do it — right when the Electrical Water Pageant is scheduled to happen.
Wow, what a day for Disney!
100 Years of Wonder — Sleeping Beauty Castle in Disneyland
Disney is starting the celebration of their 100th Anniversary today with an exciting ride opening, new experiences, and now it’s time for new nighttime shows! Wondrous Journeys officially debuts TONIGHT, but we got to see a preview of it, and we’re bringing you along with us!
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