Fantasy Springs is just 100 days away from its opening in Tokyo DisneySea, and we just got a sneak peek at the new restaurant that will be part of the Peter Pan themed land there!
And there will be a Peter Pan-themed restaurant! Lookout Cookout is a hideout built by the Lost Kids, and you can join them there for a meal! The restaurant is built with parts of a shipwreck that had washed ashore at Never Land. You’ll see where the Lost Kids live, and even spot the pajamas and hammocks they slept in last night!
Lookout Cookout in Fantasy Springs
This counter service restaurant has open-air seating and will have about 200 seats. You’ll be able to use mobile order here! Disney also gave us a look at two new menu items for Lookout Cookout. First up is the Pixie Dust Soda!
It’s pixie dusted!
This is a kiwi-flavored drink, and that star on top? It melts into the drink to change the color and infuse it with silver sparkles! You will also be able to order a Lost Kids Snack Box.
Lost Kids Snack Box in Fantasy Springs
These contain chicken tenders, seaweed fritters, banana chips, and shrimp chips. They kind of remind us of a Happy Meal for adults!
Disney just released information about ticket prices for 2025, and the cost to visit The Most Magical Place on Earth has definitely increased. But exactly how MUCH have ticket prices gone up? We have all the data right here.
Cinderella Castle in Magic Kingdom
Each year, Disney announces updated prices for theme park tickets, and we always do the math to find out which days got more expensive, which days got cheaper, and which didn’t change at all. In addition, we’ve created a list of the most expensive and cheapest days to visit the parks!
Note that the prices we’re working with here are the starting ticket prices, which means the lowest possible rate. Usually, this is the price for Disney’s Animal Kingdom, so you can expect prices for the other parks to be a bit higher.
Animal Kingdom
Overall, the price range of tickets will go up in 2025. In 2024, the starting prices ranged from $109 to $164. In 2025, the starting prices will be between $119 and $169.
EPCOT
We saw increases on these starting prices, but note that Park Hopper tickets have also increased in price.
Hollywood Studios
Here’s a look at ALL the price changes, month-by-month:
January Ticket Price Changes
In January, most days will see a price increase from 2024 to 2025. A few days will decrease in price or stay the same, but over half of the days will get more expensive.
January Ticket Price Changes
If you’re visiting in January, it looks like the best time to go will be the 6th, 7th, or 13th.
February Ticket Price Changes
In February, almost every single day will see a price increase in 2025.
February Ticket Price Changes
Only one day will decrease in price: February 24th.
March Ticket Price Changes
March is a similar picture: Most days will increase in price, while only a few will stay the same price.
March Ticket Price Changes
There will be no days with cheaper prices in 2025 compared to 2024.
April Ticket Price Changes
In April, all but two days will increase in price in 2025.
April Ticket Price Changes
With so many price increases, it seems that Disney is expecting April to be a popular month in the parks.
May Ticket Price Changes
May is another popular month for Disney World — with some schools getting out for summer break, we often see families spending their vacation in the parks.
May Ticket Price Changes
In May 2025, most days will see price increases.
June Ticket Price Changes
Although some June days got cheaper in 2024, there will be no price decreases this month in 2025.
June Ticket Price Changes
The summer months are notoriously busy in Disney World!
July Ticket Price Changes
July is the first month so far to have EVERY SINGLE DAY see a price increase in 2025.
July Ticket Price Changes
Some of the price increases are pretty significant, too, jumping from $139 to $154.
August Ticket Price Changes
August has more variety in the changes, with a few days seeing the same prices as 2024 and some even showing decreases.
August Ticket Price Changes
This month tends to be a mixed bag when it comes to crowds: It’s still summer break, but school is starting in some areas, so usually fewer families are in the parks compared to June and July.
September Ticket Price Changes
September is a breath of fresh air! This month will see several price decreases.
September Ticket Price Changes
In fact, the month is split pretty evenly between price increases and decreases.
October Ticket Price Changes
In October, we’re back to the price increases, with almost every single day showing a price increase.
October Ticket Price Changes
The only day that’s staying the same price is October 6th.
So far, Disney has only released pricing information through October, but we will update this post when November and December are added.
Now, let’s take a look at the most expensive and cheapest days to go to Disney World in 2025:
The Most Expensive Days To Go to Disney World in 2025
Tickets on these days start at $169 and go up from there:
February 3rd-5th (in 2024, these were $139+ to $144+)
February 14th-22nd (in 2024 these were $149+ to $164+)
March 15th-16th (in 2024 these were $154+ to 159+)
March 28th-30th (in 2024 these were $159+ to $164+)
April 4th-6th (in 2024 these were $159+)
April 11th-13th (in 2024 these were $154+ to 159+)
April 18th-2th (in 2024 these were $159+ to 164+)
April 25th-27th (in 2024 these were $149+)
October 13th (in 2024 this was $154+)
The Cheapest Days To Go to Disney World in 2025
Tickets on these days start at $119. Note that this is the base price — tickets for some parks may cost more than others:
August 19th-22nd (in 2024 these were $109+ to $129+)
August 25th-28th (in 2024 these were $109+ to $134+)
September 2nd-4th (in 2024 these were $109+ to $149+)
September 9th-11th (in 2024 these were $109+ to $129+)
September 15th-18th (in 2024 these were $109+ to $139+)
September 23rd-25th (in 2024 these were $109+ to $139+)
Overall, if you’re looking for the cheapest time to visit Disney World in 2025, September is a great month to go!
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (Disney World)
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And there you have it! For more updates on the latest Disney World changes, be sure to stay tuned to DFB.
Oh boy, planning a Disney trip can be quite the adventure, and we totally get it! But fear not, dear friends, we compiled EVERYTHING you need (and the things to avoid!) to plan the ULTIMATE Disney vacation.
Whether you’re a rookie or a seasoned pro, our insider tips and tricks will have you exploring the parks like never before. So come along with us, and get planning your most magical vacation ever!
Are you visiting Disney World in 2025? Let us know in the comments!
Last year we spotted a dazzling display featuring the sisters Isabella, Luisa, and Mirabel from Encanto prominently displayed at EPCOT’s front entrance welcoming in its visitors. This year, another spectacular display has taken this prime spot — and it’s gorgeous!
‘Wish’ topiary in EPCOT
Say hello to Asha, Star, and even Valentino from Disney’s animated film, Wish. This movie debuted late last year and and along with it, EPCOT got a festival show featuring the original songs from the film, and even a dedicated meet and greet for Asha.
Asha from the new movie ‘Wish’
Let’s take a closer look at the details! Asha can be seen front and center of the whole piece holding Star, who appears to be bursting with energy and delight!
Asha
She’s surrounded by mushrooms and wildlife on each side…
Mushroom details
… but to her right (our left), you can even spot her trusty sidekick goat, Valentino, mid-bounce!
Valentino
This year Disney chose another stunning display to really grab hold of EPCOT’s visitors and welcome them into the park and the festival vibes. We can’t wait for the festival to officially begin.
We’ll be out on the opening day of the festival covering all of the entertainment offerings, tasty foods and delicious sips, be sure to stay tuned as we bring you along with us!
DFB’s Guide to the EPCOT Flower & Garden Festival details everything you need to know to maximize your time, budget and stomach space! Know what’s worth it and what to skip with our full-photo menus of each booth, complete with DFB’s Best of the Fest.
It includes all the must-have information for navigating this one of the most BEAUTIFUL festivals at Disney World, including:
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If you’re on any part of the internet that specializes in wellness, then you’ve probably seen massage guns!
Cinderella Castle
Yep, we’re talking about the handheld devices that look like glorified meat tenderizers. They supposedly aid in recovery and all that jazz if you live an active lifestyle. They’re always popping up on our feeds, and they got us thinking… We’re at Disney World every day, and that’s a LOT of walking. We decided to treat ourselves to a massage gun as a silly little treat. Except… we ended up loving it.
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We were knee-deep into our regularly-scheduled Amazon scroll when we realized that the massage gun was on sale. Did we particularly NEED a massage gun? Well, no. BUT we figured it wouldn’t hurt anything. (That’s our mindset a LOT of the time when it comes to spending money.)
We ended up loving the massage gun SO MUCH that we decided to share it with all of you avid Disney World visitors. Even if you aren’t in Disney World or über active all the time, we think you’ll REALLY enjoy this.
This massage gun changed our lives. Truly. It’s quiet, it has 6 different attachments for different areas of your body, and it’s great for literally ANYONE. Like, you don’t have to be a superstar athlete to find some sort of use out of this. One of the best parts about it is that it’s re-chargable, and once it’s charged, you don’t need it to be plugged in as you’re using it. It has multiple speeds and intensities, but we like to keep it on the low settings.
Cassie used it on her most recent trip to Disney World after an uncomfortable night of sleep left her with a sore neck and shoulders. She described it as an ASMR feeling that you get when someone is playing with your hair. Who wouldn’t want that feeling all the time?! She also said she thought that this would be great for anyone who isn’t used to walking a whole lot, or anyone who is a bit older and gets sore easily.
Magic Kingdom
Grab this for your next Disney World trip to keep in your hotel room — you won’t regret it. Plus, if you enjoy the runDisney events, it could be even more useful. It’s also pretty compact and easy to pack!
We’re always on the lookout for things to make you more comfortable and to help make your Disney World trip a breeze. Make sure to follow along for more so that you never miss a thing.
Sadly, there are some trips you may take where your favorite rides aren’t running, which can be a real drag if you have been eager to ride it. Rides close down in Disney World for lots of reasons, but routine refurbishments are very common, and we’re happy they are because they ensure the best and safest rides for us. So, if you’re planning a trip in March, be prepared for these next few rides and attractions to be closed.
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith
A fan-favorite thrill ride in Disney’s Hollywood Studios closed for a lengthy refurbishment on January 8th. Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster is an exciting, indoor coaster that you blast around on listening to Aerosmith hits.
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster
At first, we didn’t know how long it would be closed, but the ride’s website eventually stated that it would reopen again this coming summer. It’s not uncommon for this ride to go through lengthy refurbishments. We saw the same thing in 2023 when it closed in January and reopened in May. It’s possible that will happen again, but it will for sure be closed in March.
Country Bear Jamboree
No, Country Bear Jamboree is not a ride, but it is a very popular attraction that we felt deserved to be on this list. The Country Bears have taken a break from performing for a major overhaul.
By now we’re all probably familiar with the new ride taking over the old Splash Mountain, Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. Lots of construction progress has been happening recently, which is great news since this ride will also be opening this summer in Disney World!
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
As we eagerly await to find out just what this bayou adventure will entail, we’re keeping a close eye on the progress. So keep that excitement up as we get closer to opening day!
Kali River Rapids
Kali River Rapids in Disney’s Animal Kingdom is another ride that often closes during the winter for refurbishment. The ride closed on January 8th, and Disney mentioned that it would reopen in mid-March.
Kali River Rapids
We checked the ride’s website recently and noticed that times are now showing up for the water ride on March 15th! So if you’re going to be in Animal Kingdom before March 15th, know that this ride will still be closed. But for any trip on or after March 15th, get ready to get wet!
Tree of Life
Hopefully, these closures don’t put too big of a kink in your plans! Disney does its best to ensure that we all stay safe and have a fun experience at their attractions. We’re always checking for closures, so keep following DFB for more Disney news!
Oh boy, planning a Disney trip can be quite the adventure, and we totally get it! But fear not, dear friends, we compiled EVERYTHING you need (and the things to avoid!) to plan the ULTIMATE Disney vacation.
Whether you’re a rookie or a seasoned pro, our insider tips and tricks will have you exploring the parks like never before. So come along with us, and get planning your most magical vacation ever!
What is your top favorite ride in Disney World? Let us know in the comments!
Peter Pan’s Never Land in Fantasy Springs, the new land opening at Tokyo DisneySea this summer, will offer some unique snacks including roast beef popcorn.
Peter Pan’s Never Land Dining
Peter Pan’s Never Land will have a counter-service dining location called Lookout Cookout and a popcorn wagon. Lookout Cookout is a hideout created by the Lost Boys from a shipwreck. Inside are items that the Lost Boys use like pajamas and hammocks. It will accept Disney Mobile Order.
The popcorn wagon, located next to Fairy Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies, resembles a boat made of colorful slabs of old wood.
Lookout Cookout
Lost Kids Snack Box (Butter Curry Chicken) – ¥900
Both versions of the snack box come with seaweed fritters, banana chips, shrimp chips, and chicken tenders. The tenders are butter curry-flavored in this box.
Lost Kids Snack Box (Lemon Tea Chicken) – ¥900
The second box has lemon tea-flavored chicken. The boxes themselves feature hand-drawn-style artwork of the “Lost Kids.”
Lookout Brownie – ¥600
The Lookout Brownie is a small square treat with a medallion reading “Lookout Cookout” on top.
Pixie Dust Soda – ¥750
Pixie Dust Soda is inspired by Tinker Bell’s magical pixie dust. It’s kiwi-flavored and has a star-shaped topping that dissolves into the drink.
Popcorn Wagon
Roast Beef Popcorn – ¥400
The roast beef popcorn has a “robust flavor” with “aromas of roasted meat and gravy.” It’s seasoned with salt and black pepper.
Take a look at Peter Pan’s Never Land in the video below.
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The COMPLETE schedule of events (so you don’t have to go hunting for all the dates!)
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