Disney made the decision a while back to take out the bride auction scene in this classic ride. They decided to replace it with a different auction scene that uses a famous face from the previous scene.
Day four was a busy day for us, because it was also (unfortunately) departure day. We didn’t have to catch the Magical Express until almost 6 p.m., so we had more time for park visits before we left.
News broke today of a change to a very popular Disney attraction. In fact, it’s the attraction that was the last to have its construction overseen by Walt Disney himself.
Attractions at Disney World close for refurbishments throughout the year. Some are longer than others, it just depends on what type of work needs to be done on the attraction.
Running around the parks, trying to fit everything in, can be very exhausting. It’s good to have rides that allow you to get off your feet, but also allow you to enjoy a ride.
There is some terminology that doesn’t really exist outside of Disney. ADRs, MagicBands, Memory Maker, PhotoPass, FastPass, and so on. One of those terms can be a little confusing for people who have never been to Disney. So let’s explore how FastPasses work.
Epcot’s World Showcase is full of food and drink choices. In addition to the food and drink options, some countries have attractions too. Mexico has one ride that the whole family loves to ride multiple times when we are in Disney.
Happy National Twilight Zone Day! In honor of the day I thought we could take a look at one of the popular rides in Hollywood Studios.
Today’s Picture of the Day is from the Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros.
