Even though it’s been about nine months since Disney World reopened, there are still lots of things around the resort that have remained closed.

Between the rides, restaurants, and resorts, there are a lot of locations that have yet to welcome guests again. Here’s a quick look at everything that still hasn’t opened in Disney World.

Restaurants

Between the parks and resorts, tons of restaurants remain closed. And surprisingly, some of them are serious fan-favorite spots! These are the places where you still can’t dine in the parks:

Magic Kingdom

• Casey’s Corner
• Cool Ship (which is getting a little TLC at the moment)
• Cheshire Cafe
• Columbia Harbour House
• Tortuga Tavern
• Plaza Ice Cream Parlor
• Golden Oak Outpost
• The Diamond Horseshoe

EPCOT

• Akershus Royal Banquet Hall
• Monsieur Paul
• Nine Dragons Restaurant
• Takumi-Tei

Disney’s Hollywood Studios

• Catalina Eddie’s
• Dockside Diner
• Kat Saka’s Kettle
• Fairfax Fare
• Tune-In Lounge
• Neighborhood Bakery

Disney’s Animal Kingdom

• Dino Diner
• Pizzafari (currently being used as a relaxation station)
• Warung Outpost
• Terra Treats
• Eight Spoon Cafe
• Kusafiri Coffee Shop and Bakery
• Caravan Road
• Tusker House
• The Smiling Crocodile 

At Disney’s Resorts, these are the spots where you still can’t dine:

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge

• Boma — Flavors of Africa
• Jiko — The Cooking Place
• Cape Town Lounge and Wine Bar
• Victoria Falls Lounge

Disney’s Beach Club Resort

• Cape May Cafe (though a reopening date could be coming soon!)

Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa:

• 1900 Park Fare
• Citricos
• Victoria & Albert’s

Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort:

• Sebastian’s Bistro
• Spyglass Grill 

Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort:

• Toledo — Tapas, Steak, & Seafood
• Laguna Bar
• Maya Grill

Disney’s BoardWalk Inn Resort:

• ESPN Club
• Flying Fish
• Jellyrolls

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort:

• ‘Ohana
• Kona Island
• Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto
• Trader Sam’s Tiki Terrace
• Oasis Bar & Grill
• Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show

Disney’s Wilderness Lodge:

• Story Book Dining at Artist Point

Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa:

• Turf Club Bar & Grill

Disney’s Yacht Club Resort:

• Yachtsman Steakhouse
• Crew’s Cup Lounge

Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort:

• Trail’s End 
• Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue

And naturally, you can’t dine at the restaurants in the resorts that have not opened yet.

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Resorts

Disney Resorts have gradually made a comeback. Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort recently reopened, and the reopening of Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, Beach Club Resort, and Polynesian Village Resort is on the horizon. However, there are a few resorts that still don’t have a set reopening date.

• Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter
• Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — Riverside
• Disney’s BoardWalk Inn Resort
• Disney’s All-Star Music Resort
• Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort

Of course, we’ll be on the lookout for any developments about the reopening of these hotels!

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Attractions

Sadly, there are a few iconic rides that we haven’t been able to experience in over a year now.

• Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover
• Walt Disney World Railroad (it’s been more than 2 years!)
• Enchanted Tales With Belle
• Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor
• Turtle Talk With Crush

We sure hope we’re able to take a spin on these rides again soon.

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Shows

Lots of entertainment has been suspended around Walt Disney World since its reopening, like character meet-and-greets, fireworks shows, and parades. There are also some popular shows that have paused performances over the last year.

• Beauty & The Beast Live On Stage
• Disney Junior Dance Party
• Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular
• Voyage of the Little Mermaid

• Festival of the Lion King (coming back this summer!!!)
• Finding Nemo the Musical
• Up! A Great Bird Adventure

Parks

Blizzard Beach water park reopened not too long ago, but Typhoon Lagoon doesn’t have a reopening date yet.

For all of your water park needs, be sure to stop by Blizzard Beach.

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As we get closer and closer to the one-year anniversary of Disney World’s reopening, hopefully, we’ll see more and more locations welcoming guests once again. You can be sure that we’ll bring you all the updates you need to know, so check back with us for the latest!

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