The 9 BIG Updates From Walt Disney World (and Beyond) This Week (October 11-16, 2021)
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First Celebrity Narrators for Candlelight Processional Announced Along With Prices for Dining Packages
New details about this year’s Candlelight Processional at EPCOT have been released
Disney Increases Entertainment Options for Disney Very Merriest After Hours
Disney Very Merriest After Hours, which has now been confirmed to have character appearances, a Christmastime parade the first for Walt Disney World after reopening and a brand new show that was just announced this week
Hollywood Horror Nights: 6 Haunted Houses That Deserve Movies
In March of 2020, Blumhouse founder Jason Blum casually mentioned that his studio, no stranger to the event, had talked with Universal about completing the circle: “We haven’t quite figured it out, but there’s definitely a movie in Halloween Horror Nights somewhere.”
Select Guests to get Free Genie+ on Launch Day
D23 Gold Members who are interested in checking out this service can do so for free next week on launch day.
6 Old School Trip-Hacking Skills You Need on Your Next Disney Vacation
It seems more and more that the greatest tool you can have to get an edge in a Disney vacation is some old-fashioned know-how.
Will Typhoon Lagoon Reopen in 2022?
Social media photos have shown the park in various states of disrepair over the past few months, and it’s clear that some serious work will need to be done before Typhoon Lagoon is ready to welcome guests once again
Peppa Pig Theme Park To Open February 24, 2022
The all-new Peppa Pig theme park is now in the final phases of construction and will be officially opening on February 24, 2022.
Disney Confirms No Limit on Genie+ Sales and Other Details
Genie+ will be launching soon at Walt Disney World
Too Harmonious: Why Disney’s New Copy-Paste Nighttime Same-taculars Feel Tiring and Uninspiring
both Harmonious and Disney Enchantment are good shows. They’re fun to watch. They’re bright and colorful. They have great song selections. They’re both good enough. It’s just that “good enough” wasn’t what fans had in mind to replace Illuminations and Happily Ever After