Disney has revealed that two new attractions are coming to Avengers Campus in California Adventure at Disneyland, with one being a brand-new and previously unknown ride. This post shares details, concept art, and everything we know about the plan–plus our commentary about this news. This news was announced during the “Horizons: Disney Experiences Showcase” or Parks […]
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A water leak near the lobby of Disney’s Riviera Resort is currently disrupting some resort services.
Walt Disney World has announced two new lounges coming to the parks, including one inside Spaceship Earth at EPCOT. This post shares details, concept art, and everything we know about the plan–plus comprehensive commentary about more bars at WDW and whether we think these are potentially good or bad additions for the park. This news […]
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The Hungry Bear Barbeque Jamboree at Disneyland has released their menu. What’s Happening: The Disney Parks Blog has released a foodie guide detailing all the delicious items one can expect at the updated Disneyland restaurant. The new revamp is set to be inspired by The Country Bear Jamboree, which used to call this area of the park […]
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Following last weekend’s debut of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party for 2024, all August dates are now sold out for the Magic Kingdom after-hours event.
As of August 12, 2024, all remaining August party dates have now sold out, in addition to select dates in September and Halloween night.
In our last update, the only remaining dates were August 27 and 30; those dates have since sold out.
Only two September dates have sold out for the party so far this season, leaving September 2, 8, 10, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 26, 27, and 29 up for grabs. Tickets range from $129-$149.
October still remains wide open for party dates save for Halloween night, with 17 dates still available. Pricing for this month ranges from $169-$199.
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is an after-hours, separately ticketed event held on select evenings in August through October at Magic Kingdom. The party begins at 7 p.m. on event nights when the park closes to daytime guests, but those with valid party tickets can enter the park as early as 4 p.m. Annual Passholders can also get discounted admission to the event.
The event offers exclusive entertainment including Mickey’s Boo-To-You Halloween Parade, the Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular stage show, and Mickey’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular. Other party offerings include attraction overlays, exclusive food and merchandise, and character encounters — like with Bruno from “Encanto,” who is meeting at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party for the first time this year. And, of course, there is trick-or-treating.
This party is one of the few times adults are allowed to wear costumes in the park, as long as they follow the rules and regulations.
Want to learn more about Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party? Check out our full guide to last year’s event and stay tuned for this year’s edition!
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Walt Disney World has announced that the Cars attractions coming to Magic Kingdom will replace the Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer Island, fully eliminating the waterway. This post shares details, concept art, and everything we know about the plan–plus commentary about why this is happening and the good, bad and ugly of this news. […]
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Disney Princess: Creating Tiana’s World was a panel held at this past weekend’s D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event. What’s Happening: The panel, hosted by Yvette Nicole Brown, featured creatives from The Walt Disney Company who have helped and are helping to keep Tiana’s story alive. Anika Noni Rose, voice of Tiana, was onhand to […]
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Disney Parks Blog has shared the full menu for the upcoming Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree coming to Disneyland Park.
All kids’ meals are served with Cuties Mandarin Orange and Applesauce and a choice of small DASANI Water or small Low-fat milk.
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Wow! What a memorable week celebrating with everyone at D23: The Ultimate Fan Event. We have so much to look forward to, especially for Disney Cruise Line! Over the weekend, we announced further expansion of the fleet; that “Disney Hercules” will debut on the Disney Destiny in 2025; and shared a first look at a new rendering from “Disney The Tale of Moana” premiering on the Disney Treasure later this year.
That’s right! An additional four ships will join the award-winning fleet, giving families more opportunities to experience the world-class dining, exceptional entertainment, and signature hospitality that Disney Cruise Line is known for.
With five ships in the current fleet and four others already in the works, these four new ships – which will debut between 2027 and 2031 – will bring the fleet to a total of 13. The ship names, designs, and itineraries are still in development.
Your favorite Greek gladiator will take center stage onboard the Disney Destiny in an all-new, Broadway-style show, “Disney Hercules” when the ship sets sail in November 2025.
This lively retelling of the popular Walt Disney Animation Studios film will feature the iconic music and larger-than-life characters we all know and love from the original movie, presented in an all-new way.
Mythical Melodies: New Take on a Timeless Tale
Developed exclusively for the Disney Destiny, “Disney Hercules” will stay true to the story and spirit of the film while showcasing a bold, modern adaptation tailor-made for the stage.
The production will draw on the creative team’s extensive and diverse experience that ranges from theatre to pop music. Get ready for show-stopping musical numbers, incredible vocals, stunning visuals, immersive projection effects and so much more!
What to Expect: The Gospel Truth
Like the film, the Muses will be the show’s storytellers and take you on the journey through this ancient tale of good vs. evil.
The show will include all the beloved songs from the film, so be prepared to go the distance! Plus, the theatrical debut of heartful ballad “Shooting Star.”
The new musical arrangements in “Disney Hercules” will emphasize the pop and gospel influences that make this soundtrack iconic to so many fans.
All the Ship’s a Stage: Entertainment Abounds
Beyond spectacular shows, the Disney Destiny will have entertainment experiences around every corner. You’ll never know where you might encounter characters, live music, interactive performances, game shows and more!
From the all-new “Pride Lands: Feast of The Lion King” dining experience to a
variety of shows, meet-and-greets, and special appearances by your favorite heroes and villains, a legendary cruise vacation awaits.
Find your hero’s welcome onboard the Disney Destiny when it sets sail in 2025!
“Disney The Tale of Moana,” the Broadway-style show debuting on the Disney Treasure later this year, will bring Moana’s unforgettable coming-of-age adventures from the Walt Disney Animation Studios film to live audiences for the first time – and we’re sharing a first look from one of the key climactic moments from the production.
The scene depicts Moana as she takes her final stand against Te Kā, the fiery lava-wielding foe who will appear on stage as an incredible fifteen-foot-tall puppet, the largest puppet ever produced for a Disney Cruise Line show. “Disney The Tale of Moana” will also portray Moana’s courageous determination to restore the heart of Te Fiti and the resulting transformation of the Te Kā puppet into her true self, a stunning green goddess.
Audiences will see many of their favorite characters from the film reimagined as puppets, including a young version of Moana. The captivating array of puppetry is being developed for the show by Jeff Conover, creative director of puppetry and articulation for Disney Live Entertainment, and Michael Curry, whose previous credits include “The Lion King” on Broadway.
For the latest details on the Disney Treasure setting sail later this year, check out the Ship’s Log here.
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