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Disney World Alters Park Entry Rules for Select Passholders, Effective Immediately

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Walt Disney World has announced new “Good-to-Go” days for Annual Passholders, adding flexibility to their park visits in January and February 2025. These dates, which include January 22, 23, 28, and February 4 and 5, allow passholders to enter the parks without the need for a reservation, making it easier for spontaneous trips. The “Good-to-Go” program was introduced in early ...

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Disney Raises Ticket and Hotel Prices Effective Immediately for All Guests

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Guests should expect to pay a little more for their upcoming Disney vacation. Related: New Disney Location and Characters Unveiled in Surprise Announcement Disney Cruise Line has revealed an increase in the recommended gratuities for passengers for all sailings beginning January 23, 2025. The gratuity paid toward service members aboard Disney’s various cruise ships has always been a recommendation, and ...

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Disney Considers Removing Haunted Mansion Scene Deemed Controversial

A spooky, dark mansion is lit with eerie green, purple, and blue lights against a twilight sky. Surrounded by trees, the building evokes Disney's Haunted Mansion ride with its distinct glass conservatory, towers, and chimney stacks—perfect for a haunted mansion trivia night.

Disneyland Resort’s iconic Haunted Mansion could soon see a significant change as Walt Disney Imagineering explores the future of one of its most controversial scenes. Imagineering creative director Kim Irvine recently spoke about the company’s efforts to balance the attraction’s spooky charm with evolving cultural sensitivities, especially regarding the ride’s infamous Stretching Room. A Haunted Mansion History The Haunted Mansion ...

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EPCOT Welcomes ‘The Princess and the Frog’: A Magical New Era Begins

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Tiana’s Bayou Adventure has officially arrived at EPCOT…Well, kind of. Throughout the year, Walt Disney World Resort offers Annual Passholders giveaways, exclusive snacks and merchandise, and discounts throughout Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. As EPCOT kicks off its annual International Festival of the Arts, the second Central Florida Disney park is saving ...

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Surprise EPCOT Light Display Captivates Thousands of Guests

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An unusual occurrence in the Germany World Showcase Pavilion at EPCOT is making the rounds on social media. The bizarre display continued for an extended period, bewildering thousands of Walt Disney World Resort guests. EPCOT is home to four distinct neighborhoods: World Celebration, World Discovery, World Nature, and World Showcase. The latter has always been part of the second Central ...

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Magic Kingdom Closes 53-Year-Old Attraction in Response to DeSantis Policies

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Disney is following Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s recent order to fly flags at full staff in recognition of Donald Trump’s inauguration, and the company has plenty of other developments on the horizon. The governor issued the directive as a temporary pause in the ongoing half-staff order that had been in place to honor the late President Jimmy Carter. While Disney’s ...

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The Construction Zone: Yet Another Magic Kingdom Attraction Shuts Down Yesterday

Hall of Presidents in Liberty Square

Disney fans better prepare themselves for what 2025 is going to bring to the Magic Kingdom. If you’re planning a trip to the “Most Magical Place on Earth,” you can expect a lot of construction and ride closures. Today marks the final day for another Magic Kingdom opening-day attraction, joining the ever-growing list of rides and attractions that are closed ...

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Disney’s Ultra-Exclusive Club 33 Closes for Renovations, Walls Erected

An ornate plaque showcasing the number "33" is embellished with intricate gold and cream swirling designs. The background features detailed leaf-like motifs softly lit, reminiscent of the exclusive allure associated with off-limits locations at Disney Parks.

Disney has shuttered one of its Club 33 locations, with walls erected around the ultra-exclusive restaurant. Club 33 is Disney’s most exclusive retreat, hidden in plain sight within its theme parks. Originally conceived by Walt Disney as a VIP lounge for dignitaries and corporate sponsors, this private club has become a legend among Disney enthusiasts. Of course, this doesn’t come ...

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Essential Insider Tips Every First-Time Walt Disney World Visitor Needs to Know

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Visiting Disney World for the first time can be an exhilarating yet overwhelming experience. With its magical attractions, enchanting characters, and sprawling parks, it’s easy to feel like there’s a lot to prepare for—especially when it comes to budgeting. To make your first visit to Disney World stress-free, this guide will cover how much you can expect to spend, what ...

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Disney World to Temporarily Close Nearly 30% of Attractions in 2025—Plan Ahead

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Visiting Walt Disney World Resort is always an exciting experience filled with nostalgia, wonder, and fun. However, part of keeping the magic alive takes consistent maintenance and a commitment to new attractions. This means some of your favorite rides and experiences might be closed during your trip. For 2025, the refurbishment schedule reveals a number of closures across the parks, ...

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