Month: March 2021

Spring Break Slow Down – Disney World Wait Times for Thursday, March 25, 2021

Spring Break is wrapping up for some parts of the country, with a smaller portion heading to theirs next week. Wait times at all four Walt Disney World theme parks were lower than they’ve been in recent weeks. With the exception of EPCOT, Disney’s posted wait times were about as accurate as we expect, in the 70% range. We received 242 actual wait times from our Lines app subscribers, our Liners – thank you! At Disney’s Hollywood Studios, which has made lots of enhancements to ride capacity recently, our team observed 480 out of 500 (96%) guests wearing their masks in accordance with Disney’s guidelines. Let’s dive in!

Magic Kingdom Wait Times

Magic Kingdom Wait Times for March 25, 2021

Astro Orbiter had an average wait time today of 32 minutes. Its 7-day average is 43 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 40 minutes, so today ranks #28 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 32 minutes, so today ranks #132 for the past year.

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad had an average wait time today of 37 minutes. Its 7-day average is 43 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 44 minutes, so today ranks #25 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 43 minutes, so today ranks #178 for the past year. We received 14 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 39% of the posted wait time.

Dumbo the Flying Elephant had an average wait time today of 20 minutes. Its 7-day average is 25 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 21 minutes, so today ranks #20 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 13 minutes, so today ranks #52 for the past year.

“it’s a small world” had an average wait time today of 43 minutes. Its 7-day average is 49 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 46 minutes, so today ranks #22 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 35 minutes, so today ranks #67 for the past year. We received 9 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 128% of the posted wait time.

Jungle Cruise had an average wait time today of 48 minutes. Its 7-day average is 55 minutes, so today ranks #4 for this week. Its 30-day average is 48 minutes, so today ranks #15 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 39 minutes, so today ranks #56 for the past year. We received 7 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 120% of the posted wait time.

Peter Pan’s Flight had an average wait time today of 39 minutes. Its 7-day average is 47 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 43 minutes, so today ranks #24 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 33 minutes, so today ranks #78 for the past year. We received 7 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 87% of the posted wait time.

Space Mountain had an average wait time today of 47 minutes. Its 7-day average is 56 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 49 minutes, so today ranks #19 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 36 minutes, so today ranks #81 for the past year. We received 13 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 75% of the posted wait time.

Splash Mountain had an average wait time today of 83 minutes. Its 7-day average is 62 minutes, so today ranks #1 for this week. Its 30-day average is 70 minutes, so today ranks #4 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 51 minutes, so today ranks #14 for the past year. We received 8 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 64% of the posted wait time.

The Haunted Mansion had an average wait time today of 26 minutes. Its 7-day average is 30 minutes, so today ranks #5 for this week. Its 30-day average is 29 minutes, so today ranks #22 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 28 minutes, so today ranks #142 for the past year. We received 20 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 34% of the posted wait time.

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh had an average wait time today of 26 minutes. Its 7-day average is 31 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 30 minutes, so today ranks #27 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 23 minutes, so today ranks #102 for the past year. We received 7 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 71% of the posted wait time.

Seven Dwarfs Mine Train had an average wait time today of 57 minutes. Its 7-day average is 66 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 64 minutes, so today ranks #26 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 57 minutes, so today ranks #128 for the past year. We received 9 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 72% of the posted wait time.

EPCOT Wait Times

EPCOT Wait Times for March 25, 2021

Journey Into Imagination With Figment had an average wait time today of 16 minutes. Its 7-day average is 18 minutes, so today ranks #5 for this week. Its 30-day average is 15 minutes, so today ranks #11 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 13 minutes, so today ranks #84 for the past year.

Living with the Land had an average wait time today of 11 minutes. Its 7-day average is 12 minutes, so today ranks #3 for this week. Its 30-day average is 9 minutes, so today ranks #9 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 11 minutes, so today ranks #103 for the past year.

Mission: SPACE Orange had an average wait time today of 40 minutes. Its 7-day average is 47 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 39 minutes, so today ranks #18 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 28 minutes, so today ranks #49 for the past year.

Soarin’ had an average wait time today of 53 minutes. Its 7-day average is 57 minutes, so today ranks #7 for this week. Its 30-day average is 49 minutes, so today ranks #16 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 34 minutes, so today ranks #45 for the past year. We received 4 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 56% of the posted wait time.

Spaceship Earth had an average wait time today of 27 minutes. Its 7-day average is 29 minutes, so today ranks #5 for this week. Its 30-day average is 25 minutes, so today ranks #15 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 17 minutes, so today ranks #52 for the past year.

Test Track had an average wait time today of 57 minutes. Its 7-day average is 70 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 58 minutes, so today ranks #17 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 54 minutes, so today ranks #105 for the past year. We received 4 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 41% of the posted wait time.

Frozen Ever After had an average wait time today of 40 minutes. Its 7-day average is 47 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 40 minutes, so today ranks #15 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 45 minutes, so today ranks #127 for the past year. We received 5 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 94% of the posted wait time.

Disney’s Hollywood Studios Wait Times

Hollywood Studios Wait Times for March 25, 2021

Muppet*Vision 3D had an average wait time today of 34 minutes. Its 7-day average is 32 minutes, so today ranks #3 for this week. Its 30-day average is 32 minutes, so today ranks #10 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 21 minutes, so today ranks #21 for the past year.

Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith had an average wait time today of 40 minutes. Its 7-day average is 45 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 44 minutes, so today ranks #25 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 41 minutes, so today ranks #149 for the past year. We received 8 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 79% of the posted wait time.

Star Tours: The Adventures Continue had an average wait time today of 32 minutes. Its 7-day average is 37 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 37 minutes, so today ranks #22 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 28 minutes, so today ranks #86 for the past year. We received 9 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 66% of the posted wait time.

Slinky Dog Dash had an average wait time today of 66 minutes. Its 7-day average is 72 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 67 minutes, so today ranks #16 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 58 minutes, so today ranks #90 for the past year. We received 5 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 60% of the posted wait time.

Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway had an average wait time today of 41 minutes. Its 7-day average is 46 minutes, so today ranks #5 for this week. Its 30-day average is 46 minutes, so today ranks #23 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 57 minutes, so today ranks #222 for the past year. We received 8 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 94% of the posted wait time.

Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run had an average wait time today of 44 minutes. Its 7-day average is 62 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 61 minutes, so today ranks #29 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 52 minutes, so today ranks #179 for the past year. We received 8 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 97% of the posted wait time.

Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance Boarding Groups have been loading ahead of pace of the past 7 days. No major delays and operations have been running smooth, which helps the rest of the park too.

Rise of the Resistance Boarding Groups for March 25, 2021

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Wait Times

Animal Kingdom Wait Times for March 25, 2021

DINOSAUR had an average wait time today of 43 minutes. Its 7-day average is 51 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 49 minutes, so today ranks #21 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 31 minutes, so today ranks #76 for the past year.

Expedition Everest – Legend of the Forbidden Mountain had an average wait time today of 22 minutes. Its 7-day average is 24 minutes, so today ranks #4 for this week. Its 30-day average is 23 minutes, so today ranks #17 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 25 minutes, so today ranks #133 for the past year. We received 8 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 46% of the posted wait time.

Kilimanjaro Safaris had an average wait time today of 25 minutes. Its 7-day average is 40 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 33 minutes, so today ranks #22 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 21 minutes, so today ranks #83 for the past year. We received 6 actual wait times today, and the actual wait averaged 68% of the posted wait time.

It’s Tough to Be a Bug! had an average wait time today of 36 minutes. Its 7-day average is 32 minutes, so today ranks #1 for this week. Its 30-day average is 27 minutes, so today ranks #1 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 16 minutes, so today ranks #1 for the past year.

Na’vi River Journey had an average wait time today of 43 minutes. Its 7-day average is 56 minutes, so today ranks #5 for this week. Its 30-day average is 71 minutes, so today ranks #28 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 46 minutes, so today ranks #137 for the past year.

Avatar Flight of Passage had an average wait time today of 59 minutes. Its 7-day average is 72 minutes, so today ranks #6 for this week. Its 30-day average is 63 minutes, so today ranks #19 for the past month. Its 365-day average is 47 minutes, so today ranks #91 for the past year.

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“DisneylandForward” Reveals Plans for Theme Park Expansions and More at the Disneyland Resort

The Disneyland Resort has just revealed plans for not only expansions to the theme parks, but multiple projects in what is being called “DisneylandForward.” What’s Happening: The Walt Disney Company has launched a website describing the future of the Disneyland Resort in what is called “DisneylandForward.” In the proposal, Disneyland is looking at what currently-owned […]

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Disneyland Reveals Plans for Expansion

In a press briefing given on Thursday, Walt Disney Imagineering’s Jeanette Lomboy revealed plans for a new phase of expansion for Disneyland entitled DisneylandForward.

“Because of the current rigid district structure, we just need more flexibility. We’re excited about the possibilities and ready to dream. Believe me, we have no shortage of ideas, content or stories to tell or build.” ~Jeanette Lomboy

The plan calls for a new look at plans originally drawn up and approved in the 1990s. The new proposal calls for a theme park expansion on what is now the Lilo and Stitch parking lot near Paradise Pier Hotel and the Disneyland Hotel.

According to the OC Register, “the west-side site bounded by Katella Avenue, Walnut Street, Magic Way and Disneyland Drive as more of a theme park expansion and than a new “third gate.”

Also incorporated into the plans is the usage of both the AMC Theater and ESPN Zone located in the Downtown Disney District. The expansion would also see the usage of a 56-acre parcel of land to the east that has long been discussed as a possible third theme park. The area would include a hotel, along with shopping and entertainment.

This story is currently breaking, and as further details are revealed, we’ll be sure to update this article.

Source: OC Register

Disneyland Resort Shares MASSIVE Expansion Plans

According to The OC Register, the Disneyland Resort would like to see a large update with plans revealed for a theme park, retail, and parking expansion. According to the article, this update isn’t going to happen quickly. Instead, it will likely take place over the next couple of decades.

The plan, which is called DisneylandForward is looking to add a mix of theme park, hotel, retail, dining and entertainment on the eastern and western edges of the Disneyland Resort. This plan is part of Disney’s effort to work with the city to grow the resort and help Anaheim’s economy rebound following the COVID-19 pandemic.

As far as what Disney would like to do, the westside expansion envisions a theme park on the Downtown Disney and Lilo and Stitch parking lots. Disney officials described the west-side site bounded by Katella Avenue, Walnut Street, Magic Way and Disneyland Drive as more of a theme park expansion than a new “third gate.” Concept art of the west-side site shows a central mountain surrounded by water with buildings interspersed on the south end of the property. A mountain ridge to the west separates the theme park from nearby neighborhoods. The west-side site connects with Downtown Disney near the former AMC Theater and ESPN Zone.

The Disney Entertainment Destination east-side expansion would bring theme park experiences, hotels, retail, dining and entertainment on the Toy Story parking lot. In the concept art, the east-side retail area appears to feature a central lagoon surrounded by shops and a low-rise hotel with a parking structure near the corner of Katella Avenue and Haster Street.

The DisneylandForward plan also includes possible new parking along Disney Way.

Like I mentioned before, this won’t be a quick process. The plans will need to be signed off by Anaheim leaders, which is expected to take two years before final decisions are made. A major part of their requests will be to be able to use parcels of land in a more flexible way. Right now, many pieces of land are rigid as what can be added to them.

“Because of the current rigid district structure, we just need more flexibility,” says Walt Disney Imagineering Jeanette Lomboy. “We’re excited about the possibilities and ready to dream. Believe me, we have no shortage of ideas, content or stories to tell or build.”

According to the article, the new park areas could include things like the Tangled, Frozen and Peter Pan themed lands that are coming to Tokyo Disneyland in Japan, the Zootopia themed land, Disneytown retail district and the Tron roller coaster from Shanghai Disneyland and Toy Story Land and Disney Springs shopping district from Walt Disney World.

The DisneylandForward development plan would stay within Disney’s existing 500-acre property. There will officially be no physical expansion or additional acreage.

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“I Wish I Had a Wookiee” Star Wars Kids’ Poetry Book Announced by Lucasfilm Publishing

As any reader who grew up loving authors like Shel Silverstein knows, poetry can be some of the most memorable media consumed during any childhood. That’s why Star Wars fans young and old will likely get a big kick out of the latest children’s book announced by Lucasfilm Publishing, in partnership with Quirk Books: Star Wars: […]

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BREAKING NEWS – Disneyland Resort Future Expansion & Possible 3rd Park

Disneyland Resort is planning for a bold new future. Hot on the heels of the most challenging year in Disney history, the resort is thinking big and reimagining how it can expand within its existing…

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BREAKING: Disneyland Resort Announces Plans for Third Theme Park and More

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Disneyland has unveiled plans for a third theme park, as well as a retail and parking expansion according to the OC Register. “DisneylandForward” is Disney’s effort to work with the city to grow the Disneyland Resort post-pandemic. Disney will be asking the city to approve plans to add a mix of theme park, hotel, retail, dining and entertainment on the eastern and western edges of the Disneyland resort. Disneyland portfolio executive for Walt Disney Imagineering Jeanette Lomboy said during a […]

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“Star Wars: The High Republic,” Marvel Comics Among Titles Announced for Free Comic Book Day 2021

The Free Comic Book Day Retailers Selection Committee has announced this year’s titles which include two Star Wars: The High Republic selections along with Marvel comics and more. The 2021 event takes place this August. What’s Happening: Free Comic Book Day lives on! 2021 marks the 20th Anniversary of the annual event that connects fans with dozens of […]

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What’s New in Disney’s Animal Kingdom: A Popcorn Bucket (FINALLY), A Few Sales, AND Beer Updates!

Hello to all our DFB Friends!

Tree of Life — it’s so magnificent!

Guess where we’ve been? Disney’s Animal Kingdom! And we’ve been looking for all the new stuff that’s popped up since we were last there, so you can stay updated! So let’s go!

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Food Updates

Anadapur Ice Cream Truck, Thirsty River Bar. and Trek Snacks

There’s a new beer in town…err…in the Animal Kingdom. The Tiger Pale is now gone. Replacing it is the Longboard and SN Pale Ale.

Anandapur Ice Cream Truck beer offerings

Both are $10 per can.

See How EPCOT Just Made Beer Way More Fun

Drinkwallah

The beer offerings here are the same, except we did find a new beer on the menu: Flat Tire.

Beer!

You can get this one for $10 per can, too.

Read Our Review of PINEAPPLE Beer

Dino-Whamma

It’s kind of odd finding a NEW Popcorn Bucket in Animal Kingdom’s DinoLand, U.S.A. that’s all about Magic Kingdom, but that’s exactly what we found! This IS the first NEW popcorn bucket we’ve seen in a hot minute, though!

Magic Kingdom everywhere!

The popcorn bucket is $12.

See More Photos of The New Popcorn Bucket

Dino Bite Snacks

The St. Patrick’s Day Ice Cream Sandwich is officially gone, and the Strawberry Shortcake Ice Cream Sandwich is back, and we’re not mad about it!

It’s BACK!!!

Although we wouldn’t have an issue with them bringing the Chocolate Strawberry Ice Cream Sandwich back, which was the Valentine’s Day treat there.

See our review of the Strawberry Shortcake Ice Cream here!

Joffrey’s Royal Anandapur Tea Company

We found a lovely little Lemon Cake over at Joffrey’s Royal Anandapur Tea Company in Asia. The mini loaf cake with an icing glaze on top made for a nice light snack!

Lemon cake!

You can grab one for $4.99.

See More Lemon Cake Photos

Trek Snacks

The Simba Pretzel is back!

It’s the circle of life…in a pretzel

This was previously a Mickey pretzel. We have seen this offering comes and go quite a few times. It’s likely repaced with a Mickey pretzel when the Simba pretzels are low or out of stock.

Learn More About The Simba Pretzel

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Merchandise Updates

Discovery Trading Company

We found the Baby Yoda Plush on sale for $10! This is the way!

Baby Yoda for $10!

If you’re looking to get your hands on that new Dooney & Bourke Disney Sidekicks collection, it’s available at Discovery Trading Company.

Lots of rare characters on these!

We expect that these bags might go fast, so if you want to get your hands on any of them, here’s your chance!

See more photos of this collection here!

Island Mercantile

The weather’s been a little chilly here in Florida, and you know what that means — the shops are putting out their rolling racks of jackets and cold weather gear.

How you know it’s chilly in Florida…

We guess this is winter’s last hurrah before summer brings the heat!

Here’s The Perfect Mug For Chilly Mornings

 Serka Zong Bazaar

The Expedition Everest Gift Shop has LOADS of new shirts! This shirt reps the Yeti and tells the world you conquered Everest! And it’s available now for $24.99.

How is the Yeti so cute here?

That adorable yeti is even cuter on this Yeti, Set, Go! shirt! This one is covered in snowflake patterns! It’s $29.99.

Um…again…cute!

This kids’ shirt with the Yeti as a popsicle is $29.99.

Yetisicle

There’s also this Everest Summit Gear Shirt for $24.99.

Adventure is out there.

This one has a cool fade effect with a graphic for A. Bominable’s Everest Summit Tours. This t-shirt is $36.99.

A. Bomanable — oh, we see what you did there, Disney

But wait, because your kid will need this Expedition Everest Adventure Kit! The kit is $14.99.

Gotta’ have the right supplies for adventuring!

Oh, did we happen to mention that we spotted a 30% off sale here, too!

30% off!

It’s only select merchandise, but a sale is a sale!

See Photos of the NEW Yeti Spirit Jersey!

Riverside Depot

There’s a NEW Chip ‘n’ Dale Magical Comics Pin out! It’s $19.99.

Chip ‘n’ Dale!

We also spotted a brand new Water Bottle with the Kingdom of Cute icons on it!

NEW Water bottle!

The water bottle is $22.99.

Check Out Photos Of A Water Bottle That’s a TOTAL Scream!

Windtraders

The Blueberry Almond Popcorn has returned, and it’s $6.99 a bag.

Blueberry Almond Popcorn – yum.

But the other snacks and candy, except the Sour Gummy Candy are missing now!

Learn About That Time We Ate Maple and Whiskey Popcorn at Disney World

Animal Kingdom Attraction Updates

Na’vi River Journey

Every Na’vi River Journey boat now has Plexiglass between the rows.

Plexiglass

Cast Members are now loading every row on this ride.

See More Photos of the New Plexiglass on Na’vi River Journey

Animal Kingdom Character Updates

The character flotillas had their tops on because of the weather. Hey, Mickey!

MICKEY!

They were also limiting each flotilla to just one character at a time.

What You Need To Know About Visiting Animal Kingdom in the Spring?

That does it for our time at Animal Kingdom, but don’t you worry because we’ll be back soon with even more updates!

See How 24,000 Disney Fans Ranked EVERY Ride in Animal Kingdom!

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VIDEOS: Over a Year Later, the Rides in Disneyland Are FINALLY Moving Again

ICYMI: Disneyland is reopening soon!

Disney California Adventure

While Disney California Adventure is currently open for the ticketed A Touch of Disney event, the rides remain closed until the park’s official reopening on April 30th (Disneyland will reopen then, too!). We’ve been cruisin’ around A Touch of Disney trying all the snacks, checking out the crowds, and even stopping for some photos! But today, we spotted a sign that the rides are getting the spiffying they need so they’re ready to go at the end of the month.

We moseyed over to Cars Land to see that cars were running on Radiator Springs Racers! This ride’s been down since March 2020, so it was great to see them zippin’ down the road again.

Cars are back on Radiator Springs Racers!

Although we can’t be sure why these cars are back out, we’re guessing some Cast Members are being trained. We sure can’t wait until we can hop on and feel the wind in our hair again!

 

But that’s not all! Over at Pixar Pier, the Incredicoaster is being tested, too! We watched the empty ride vehicles zip by — and got SUPER excited because April 30th is coming up soon, guys.

The Incredicoaster is moving again, too!

Just look at it go!

We’re keepin’ a close eye on things over on the west coast, so we’ll keep you posted with more reopening news! As always, stay tuned to DFB for more Disney news and updates.

Here’s What We Know About Disneyland’s Reopening!

What ride are you most excited to reopen? Let us know in the comments!

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