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South Carolina Coach Has A Ball Celebrating National Championship at Walt Disney World Resort
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This May, both Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort are showcasing Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with an array of delightful bites and sips. Check them all out in our Foodie Guide!
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Disney Imagineer and Art Director Sylvie Massara joined an exclusive group at Disneyland Paris by receiving a window on Main Street U.S.A.
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Learn how the Canoe Races Of the World uphold a Disney Parks tradition that dates back to 1963. Hear from past champions and future rowers alike.
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When Frozen released in 2013 it took the world by storm. Even to this day, there are Frozen fans that go to Walt Disney World and want to experience all things Frozen. Grab your sleigh, it’s time to plan the ultimate Frozen day in Walt Disney World! PRO-TIP: You know those bubble wands around the […]
The post Ultimate Day in Disney World for Frozen Fans! appeared first on Military Disney Tips Blog.
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It’s time to head over at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort where an epic Season of Super Heroes is taking over — including a brand-new drone show you won’t want to miss — from April 26 until June 10, 2024!
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We’re sharing five fun Pixar backgrounds and wallpapers for your phones, desktops, tablets and more in celebration of Pixar Fest 2024!
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Here’s a list of where to find 19 pretzels at Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort, so you can choose the best Disney pretzel for your next visit!
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As we celebrate 35 years of action at Disney's Hollywood Studios, we asked cast members to walk down memory lane. Here are some of their favorite Disney Cast Life moments from the last few decades.
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If you enjoyed our earlier Disney Cruise Line sneak peek at the new designer looks for Mickey and Minnie Mouse at Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, then you’ll want to see today’s special reveal of the entire collection!
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Meet The Disney Cast Members Creating Stuffed Toys that Include Recycled Materials
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Disney has been on a journey to make our products more sustainable, in part, by expanding our use of recycled materials. Get all the details.
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The 2024 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival presented by CORKCICLE takes place at Walt Disney World Aug. 29 through Nov. 23! Get all the details.
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Disney Cruise Line’s all-new Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point was designed with wildlife conservation at its core. Learn more about the impressive conservation work!
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Sustainability, but make it ASMR👂👀 #DisneyParks #EarthMonth #ASMR #DisneyPlanetPossible
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Today we’re sharing a few fascinating facts about Disney solar that may just surprise you!
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On this day, 60 years ago, four iconic Disney attractions debuted at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair, learn more!
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Meet Todd, Props Crew Chief at Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Show Spectacular | Walt Disney World
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To celebrate Earth Day, we're sharing 5 fun facts about Disney conservation and animal care!
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There are TONS of things to do and see in Disney World!
Cinderella Castle
Each park has lots of rides, shows, dining options, character meet-and-greets, and more. Unfortunately, some of those attractions have to be closed for refurbishment every once in a while. If you take a look at Disney World’s websites or wander around the parks, you’ll notice that 13(!!) attractions will continue to be closed this week!
From Magic Kingdom to Blizzard Beach, rides and attractions are closed all over Disney World so they can be properly maintained. If you don’t count restaurants, 13 rides, slides, and shows will be unavailable. Let’s take a look at each of these that will be closed from April 20th through April 27th!
Magic Kingdom
1. Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
Splash Mountain is permanently closed — this ride is being renovated to become Tiana’s Bayou Adventure! The new ride will be themed to The Princess and the Frog.
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
The ride in Disney World is set to open this summer. Now, we are starting to see some big signs that we’re getting close. New signs have been added to a couple of the stores near the ride! Critter Co-Op and Tiana’s General Store will be coming to Magic Kingdom.
Critter Co-op
We have also seen Disney Imagineers test riding the ride! Now, that gets us super excited to see! If they’re riding it, that’s gotta mean it’s almost ready, right?
Disney Imagineers riding Tiana’s Bayou Adventure in Disney World
Other subtle details have emerged such as a water lily on the new gate. The water little is a nod to the movie the ride is inspired by. The queue is also starting to look really good!
Queue for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
And now that some of the walls have come down, you can see new details like this new sidewalk that has been exposed!
Walls are down outside
We recently learned lots of new information about this ride, including a hint that there will be Splash Mountain Easter Eggs throughout the attraction! Disney recently shared a look at new characters coming to the ride, but there has not been an opening day announced yet. We’ll be watching and listening as summer approaches!
Check Out This New Detail at Tiana’s Bayou Adventure!
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Even with these two rides still closed, there is A LOT to do in Disney World! Now, let’s dive into what else will be closed this week, April 14th through 20th, in Disney World!
2. Country Bear Jamboree
Country Bear Jamboree closed on January 27th, 2024 for refurbishment. When we recently visited Magic Kingdom, we noticed that the sign for the show has now been covered up!
Country Bear Jamboree
Disney announced that a NEW show is coming to Country Bear Jamboree, with the bears learning an all-new act. The new show is set to open sometime this summer.
There’s a Nast Smell Coming From Under Magic Kingdom
With Country Bear Jamboree and Tiana’s Bayou Adventure closed, that leaves just Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Tom Sawyer Island, and the Walt Disney World Railroad open in Frontierland.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
3. Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster closed on January 8th, it won’t reopen until the summer of this year.
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster
Although we don’t have an exact reopening date yet, we know that it’ll be at least a few months before the ride reopens. Last year, when the ride closed around this time (on February 20th, to be exact), it reopened on May 26th.
Why You Won’t Want To Go To Hollywood Studios on June 5th
4. Voyage of the Little Mermaid
Well, it’s official — Voyage of the Little Mermaid is permanently closed in Disney World. We had suspected this was the case for some time (as it hasn’t actually been open for a few years now), but now the permanent closure has been confirmed.
Voyage of the Little Mermaid will soon become “The Little Mermaid — A Musical Adventure”
Disney is going to introduce a NEW show in this spot, though it will still be themed to the animated movie The Little Mermaid! The new show will be called “The Little Mermaid — A Musical Adventure” and is coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Fall 2024.
©Disney
It will be a “fully reimagined theatrical production inspired by the Walt Disney Animation Studios classic.”
A Hollywood Studios Ride Recently Changed!
5-13. Blizzard Beach
Blizzard Beach had its last open day on March 16th, 2024 before it closed for refurbishment. Blizzard Beach has nine attractions that we won’t be able to enjoy this week.
Blizzard Beach
While Blizzard Beach closed, Typhoon Lagoon opened on March 17th, 2024. The two water parks often rotate off and on for being open. Disney has not given a timeline for this new closure or how long Typhoon Lagoon will be open. We’ll be watching for any updates, though!
5 Disney World Essentials You’ll Need in Summer
Magic Kingdom Restaurants
Tomorrowland Terrace
Tomorrowland Terrace is a quick-service restaurant that’s remained closed since the 2020 pandemic-related closures, but even before that, this spot was only occasionally open.
Tomorrowland Terrace seating
Once in a while, you’ll see the dining room open as a rest area (and it’s still being used for the Magic Kingdom Fireworks Dessert Parties), but it’s usually all roped off and empty. Disney hasn’t announced when this spot could finally reopen, but we’ll be watching for updates.
What Will Disney Do with This Deserted Building in Magic Kingdom?
EPCOT Restaurants
Restaurant Marrakesh
Restaurant Marrakesh is still closed in the Morocco pavilion of EPCOT’s World Showcase, and there’s no word yet on when it might reopen.
Restaurant Marrakesh
The restaurant is kind of open — it will be functioning as an Annual Passholder lounge from May 1st through June 26th. However, we’re still waiting for the full restaurant to reopen! The restaurant’s website looks normal, so we still don’t know if it is permanently closed or if it could reopen.
Everything We Know About This Abandoned Eyesore in EPCOT
Looking for more resources to help you get ready for your upcoming trip? Check out these posts to learn all about Disney World’s rides:
- 10 Rides to AVOID in Disney World if You Struggle with Motion Sickness
- What It Takes to CHANGE a Disney World Ride
- 9 of the SCARIEST Rides in Disney World, According to YOU!
- A FULL LIST of the Thrill Rides in Disney World!
- The Ultimate Guide to the BEST and WORST Seats On EVERY Magic Kingdom Ride
We’ll keep you updated with all the latest news, so stay tuned to DFB.
Click here to check out more upcoming closures and current construction projects at Disney World.
Planning a Trip to Disney World? We’ve Got Everything You Need to Know
Tips, Hints, Lists, and Videos for Planning the BEST Disney World Trip
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Are you visiting Disney World this week? Let us know in the comments!
The post 13 Disney World Attractions Remain Closed This Week first appeared on the disney food blog.
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Sometimes we just have the itch to get out and see the rest of Disney World beyond the theme parks. When this is the case, we find ourselves strategizing which is the best course to take to end up by some of our favorite Disney World hotels.
The Artist’s Palette
On a recent visit to Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort, we decided to stop by that quick service restaurant there — The Artist’s Palette — for an early dinner and see if they had anything new to the menu to try!
Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort neighbors Disney’s Old Key West Resort and Disney Springs. However it’s a huge property and while it’s within walking distance to both, depending on where you’re starting your trek from, certain sections of the hotel grounds can be further away requiring a bit more time (and patience getting there by foot).
The Artist’s Palette entrance
This hotel also offers complimentary boat and bus transportation depending on your destination and is one of the popular Disney Vacation Club hotel options due to its massive size and villas that can sleep up to 12.
Atmosphere
The Artist’s Palette has exposed brick walls on the inside and artistic glass light fixtures that give it a casual, yet sophisticated vibe.
We love an exposed brick wall!
We found it to be warm and inviting, with decor that feels like you’ve just stepped inside a hip city artist’s loft. There’s bench seating and tables available inside…
Indoor seating
… and several iron patio tables and chairs available if you prefer to take your meal and eat outside.
Outdoor seating
The utensils are self-service here…
Self-serve
… and there’s even a convenient microwave you can use right by the condiments.
Condiments and microwave
This quick-service restaurant also shares space with general groceries that hotel guests may want to pick up during their stay along with self-serve beverage machines, grab and go items in large coolers…
Chilled items
… an open concept kitchen so you can watch some of your food be prepared…
The open kitchen
… and an extensive arrangement of desserts to choose from that will vary seasonally.
Grab and go options
To get our meal started, we walked up to the Cast Member toward the center of the restaurant holding the menu, and asked to take a peek at what was available to order.
Menu
The menu options here here are fairly simple with a few dishes that make up entrees…
Menu
… along with soup and salad options, kid’s meal portions, select desserts, and even a create-your-own entree as a dinner exclusive!
Back of the menu
During this time, Disney was celebrating Women’s History Month so there were a few exclusive menu items available for a limited time here.
Limited-time menu
This certainly piqued our interest, and we decided on what we wanted to order after a few minutes of browsing the menu.
Drinks
Our plans derailed a bit right off the bat here because we had a hard time finding the drink we originally wanted to try. After speaking with several of the Cast Members and subsequently all looking for this one drink, they persuaded us to try a newer pre-mixed drink that they all raved about. We decided to try out the On The Rocks Premium Cocktails — The Margarita which cost us $22.
On The Rocks Premium Cocktails — The Margarita
Allow us to be the first to point out that this is quite a large premixed margarita bottle and the Cast Member at the register ringing out our order offered an accompanying cup so we could grab ice from the drink machines.
Margs for days
This drink was every bit as good as the Cast Members described to us (sometimes it pays to talk to them and really heed their suggestions)! It’s a classic lime-flavored margarita and for a premixed drink, it really had fresh flavor. The top of the bottle comes corked and when we opened it up to pour into the glass and take a sip it was just as good as ordering a margarita from the pool bar (just maybe a bit stronger).
A cup full!
Overall this was a solid drink choice that we’d totally opt for again, but it’s got a hefty price tag to it at $22. Luckily though, this bottle held around 4 full cup servings so we would highly recommend splitting it between your dining party because it is a bit stronger in the tequila than what you’ll get at the nearby bar.
Eats
We decided to order all of the new items that were on the menu for Women’s History Month along with a few extra options. All together we decided to try the Beef Bourguignon, Cauliflower Bisque, Traditional Pound Cake, and finish everything off with the Bears in Dirt for dessert.
Our full meal!
Let’s start by talking about the Cauliflower Bisque first! This is made of creamy cauliflower bisque, harissa, with roasted pistachio gremalata and cost us $4.49. This one was quite a surprise!
Cauliflower Bisque
After it had sat for a little bit in the cup, the top formed a visible buttery layer of grease to the top of it and we just knew it had to be delicious at that point.
See that buttery layer?
Luckily, it delivered on all aspects and the creamy cauliflower didn’t even taste like cauliflower.
See the chunks of veggies?
While it is a bisque, it was a bit thicker like a cream of mushroom soup, but this one hit the spot for us when it was served warm, gave great buttery notes to the top of the bisque with our spoonful, and tasted like warm buttery cream in our mouths. There were bits of cauliflower in it, along with a low-heat spice from the peppery taste of the harissa and the pistachio gremolata paired well to brighten the flavors in this veggie dish, too!
Then it was time to turn our attention to the Beef Bourguignon. This dish is made of slow-braised beef and vegetables in a rich red wine jus served over creamy mashed potatoes and cost us $14.99.
Beef Bourguignon
We had high expectations for this one, and it didn’t disappoint! This was served very warm and was still hot for quite a while after we had ordered it. The portion was very large, and we’re certain you could easily share it if you really wanted to try it along with something else.
Served warm
The red wine jus is what will hit you first when you take a bite and it’s delicious. The meat is tender enough to cut through with a plastic utensil and juicy when it makes it to your mouth. The added vegetables tasted like carrots, onions, and even mushrooms mixed into the sauce layered over top of the mashed potatoes.
A spoonful
These weren’t as buttery as we’re used to with Disney World mashed potatoes, but with the accompanying red wine jus and veggies, it was a smart choice to hold back on that because it could easily have become too salty if it had been any more buttery than what they were.
We’ve made it halfway through our meal and, we think that deserves an award, so now it’s time to talk about the Traditional Pound Cake. This delectable goodie is a homemade vanilla pound cake slice and cost us $3.99.
Traditional Pound Cake
Taking a bite of this just made your life complete at that moment. The slice comes individually packaged and tastes every bit like you would imagine a vanilla pound cake should. It was just moist enough, but not too much to ruin the pound cake consistency which crumbled in our mouth as soon as we took a bite.
Out of the wrapping
It’s certainly a light vanilla flavor to this cake and for the price and the taste, it was a great value.
Just crumbled in your mouth
We wrapped up our dinner by treating ourselves to a little dessert. We opted for the Bears in Dirt cup made of chocolate pudding, chocolate cookie crumbs, and gummy candy bears, which cost us $3.79.
Bears in Dirt
This one had us feeling like a kid again in all the best ways. The chocolate pudding was thick and chocolatey to taste and the layer of cookie crumbs at the time was almost like a thin layer of cake due to the moisture of the pudding.
Without the lid
The little gummy candy bears sticking up out of the dirt were adorable and we could easily see this become a popular grab-and-go snack or a special treat for your little ones when visiting here.
Chocolate!
And if you were wondering, yes, the gummy candy bears also were delicious and we may have acted out scenes with them while we were eating dessert.
Overall
Overall we really enjoyed our dinner here. The entrees had a table-service quality with sophisticated flavors. It was a really great experience for what is essentially a fast food restaurant.
Delicious meal!
We were impressed with everything we ordered and really enjoyed talking through menu options with such friendly and helpful Cast Members who seem to know their menu offerings well enough that they’re comfortable making recommendations to you based on your discussed preferences.
Nosh or Not?
Stop by for a meal at The Artist’s Palette if…
- You’re looking for a unique meal at Disney World. If you’re looking to switch up your meal options from the typical burger, pizza, hot dogs, and fries, this restaurant would be a great choice!
- You’re looking to dine with sophistication on a budget. It’s not always going to be the fanciest of options meal-wise, but if you’re looking for a hip atmosphere The Artist’s Palette is where you want to be.
- You’re taking a day to tour a few of the Disney World hotels. There are lots of folks that work in a full day or more just to look around at the rest of Disney World outside of the theme parks. If this sounds like something you’d be interested in, you’re probably just a short bus ride away.
We’d recommend grabbing a meal elsewhere if…
- You prefer a table service restaurant experience. While you can order here and get your food brought out to your table, this is still technically a quick-service restaurant so most of the menu offerings will be easily packaged to take on the go. If you’re looking for a plated entree experience at a traditional restaurant where you’re seated by a host, you won’t find that here.
- Buffets have your heart. We honestly can’t blame you because some of the Disney World buffets are real bangers when it comes to their menu selection but unfortunately, that just won’t be found here.
- You’re not willing to venture over to a big Disney World hotel JUST for a meal. We get it, Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort is a massive hotel and grounds that might feel like it takes forever to get through at times. If the idea of venturing over to one of the largest Disney World hotel properties doesn’t sound appealing to you, you could find yourself a tad annoyed before you even make it to the restaurant.
We’ve eaten at EVERY restaurant in Disney World and we’re constantly updating or reviews of each. Be sure to check out a few of our most recent at the links below and stay tuned with us for all of the latest Disney food offerings, menu changes, and more!
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The ONLY Disney Dining Planning Tool You’ll Need Is Here – Get the DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining!
See Our Complete Disney World Restaurants Guide
The Best Magic Kingdom Restaurants
The Best EPCOT Restaurant Restaurants
The Best Restaurants in Disney’s Hollywood Studios
The Best Restaurants in Disney’s Animal Kingdom
The Best Disney Springs Restaurants
The Best (and Worst) Disney World Hotel Restaurants
Check Out Dozens of Disney Dining Tips and Tools
Learn All About Tipping at Disney Restaurants
How to Use Mobile Order in Disney World
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Have you ever eaten at The Artist’s Palette? Tell us about your experience below in the comments!
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When we mention Magic Kingdom, we bet you’re already thinking about your favorite places.
Main Street, U.S.A.
Maybe you love just hanging out in Fantasyland, surrounded by magic, Wonderland, and the occasional visit by Peter Pan. Maybe the Wild West vibes are more your thing, or maybe you just HAVE to be in Adventureland, where the smell of pineapple Dole Whip permeates the air. Well, we’ve got a favorite place, and the best way to spend some time in Magic Kingdom, and we’re going to tell you about it.
Join us as we walk down Main Street, U.S.A., and past Cinderella Castle to make our way to Liberty Square. Yes, you might not think that Liberty Square is worth a visit and are probably wondering where we’re going with this, but trust the process.
Liberty Square
Our first stop is at Columbia Harbour House, where we’re going to order a snack. Yep, we’re going to get an order of those Hush Puppies, those beautifully fried golden-brown balls of cornmeal batter. Seriously, they are SO good. To make things even faster, we used Mobile Order during our walkover so we can pick them up right when we get there.
Don’t those hushpuppies look amazing?
But we’re not going to eat them here. After we pick them up, we’re headed for the rocking chairs in Liberty Square that sit right on the route of the Festival of Fantasy parade (you know where we’re going with this, right?). We’re going to get comfy in one of those chairs and wait for the parade to begin.
Rocking Chairs in Liberty Square
Now, we’re going to settle in for 12 minutes and watch the parade. Yep, this is seriously the best 12 minutes you’ll spend in Magic Kingdom. We’ve got everything we need: food, shade, and entertainment. Instead of climbing over everyone else, we’ve got the best seat in the house (er, park)!
Festival of Fantasy coming through Liberty Square
So if you’re looking for a more chill way of seeing the parade, be sure to try this out. We know the rocking chairs won’t always be available, but those hush puppies are, and Liberty Square is a great place to see the parade!
Stay tuned to DFB for more.
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WE KNOW DISNEY.
YOU CAN, TOO.
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’s your favorite most relaxed way to watch the parade? Let us know in the comments!
The post This Is the Best 12 Minutes You Can Spend in Magic Kingdom and I Won’t Be Taking Questions at This Time first appeared on the disney food blog.
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Waits were LONGER across the board at Walt Disney World this week.
The Tree of Life
After last week saw wait times go down pretty much across the board at Walt Disney World, this week saw that trend unfortunately head in the opposite direction. Major attractions at Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom saw increases in their average wait times, some as high as 10 MINUTES!
Take a look at this week’s average wait times — going from highest to lowest!
Magic Kingdom Wait Times
Before we get to those big changes however, we start at the Magic Kingdom, where things remained relatively stable. Only Space Mountain and Pirates of the Caribbean saw appreciable increases, bumping up by 5 and 6 minutes respectively. (NOTE: Since Tron Lightcycle/Run does not currently use a standby queue, it’s not included here)
Mine Train
- Seven Dwarfs Mine Train — 66 minutes
- Peter Pan’s Flight — 51 minutes
- Jungle Cruise — 44 minutes
- Space Mountain — 42 minutes
- Haunted Mansion — 31 minutes
- Big Thunder Mountain Railroad — 29 minutes
Pirates of the Caribbean
- Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh — 29 minutes
- Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin — 26 minutes
- Enchanted Tales with Belle — 25 minutes
- Astro Orbiter — 25 minutes
- Pirates of the Caribbean — 20 minutes
- “it’s a small world” — 19 minutes
- Barnstormer featuring the Great Goofini — 16 minutes
Dumbo
- Mickey’s PhilharMagic — 14 minutes
- Dumbo the Flying Elephant — 13 minutes
- Magic Carpets of Aladdin — 13 minutes
- Prince Charming Regal Carrousel — 13 minutes
- Liberty Square Riverboat — 13 minutes
- Tomorrowland Speedway — 12 minutes
- Enchanted Tiki Room — 10 minutes
- Mad Tea Party — 10 minutes
Carousel of Progress
- Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover — 9 minutes
- Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse — 5 minutes
- Carousel of Progress — 5 minutes
- Tom Sawyer Island — 5 minutes
- Hall of Presidents — 5 minutes
- Country Bear Jamboree — (This attraction has now closed for refurbishment — read all about the changes here)
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EPCOT Wait Times
EPCOT’s wait times saw an interesting pattern develop this week. While the times for the park’s major attractions like Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure and Frozen Ever After remained relatively stable, the average waits for the parks slightly lower tier attractions jumped. (NOTE: Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind does not currently use a standby queue, it’s not included here)
Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure
- Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure — 63 minutes
- Frozen Ever After — 62 minutes
- Test Track — 53 minutes
- Mission: SPACE — 34 minutes
- Soarin’ — 31 minutes
EPCOT
- Turtle Talk with Crush — 15 minutes
- Spaceship Earth — 11 minutes
- Journey into Imagination — 11 minutes
- The Seas with Nemo and Friends — 9 minutes
- Gran Fiesta Tour — 9 minutes
- Living with the Land — 8 minutes
The Grand Finale!
Awesome Planet, Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along, Disney and Pixar Short Film Festival, Impressions de France, and Reflections of China had no wait times this week.
REVIEW: Not Enough People Try THIS When Drinking Around the World in EPCOT
Animal Kingdom Wait Times
Animal Kingdom is where times really started to go haywire this week. Waits were up pretty much across the board at the park, with Flight of Passage leading the way with a whopping roughly 18 minute jump.
Avatar Flight of Passage
- Avatar Flight of Passage — 88 minutes
- Na’vi River Journey — 49 minutes
- Kilimanjaro Safaris — 32 minutes
- Kali River Rapids — 27 minutes
Kali River Rapids
- Expedition Everest — 26 minutes
- Dinosaur — 18 minutes
- It’s Tough to Be a Bug — 9 minutes
- TriceraTop Spin — 7 minutes
- The Boneyard — 0 minutes
Expedition Everest
DFB Video: 50 AMAZING Things You Never Knew Were in Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Hollywood Studios Wait Times
Like Animal Kingdom, Hollywood Studios has also seen some BIG jumps this week. Toy Story Mania and Tower of Terror both saw toughly 10 minute jumps, while the park’s other major attractions saw incremental increases.
Rise of the Resistance
- Slinky Dog Dash — 78 minutes
- Rise of the Resistance — 64 minutes
- Tower of Terror — 57 minutes
Tower of Terror
- Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run — 49 minutes
- Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway — 47 minutes
- Toy Story Mania — 47 minutes
- Alien Swirling Saucers — 29 minutes
Star Tours queue in Hollywood Studios
- Star Tours — 12 minutes
- Lightning McQueen’s Racing Academy — 11 minutes
- Muppet Vision 3D — 10 minutes
- Walt Disney Presents — 1 minutes
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster is currently closed for refurbishment and is set to reopen this summer.
I Have a Controversial Opinion about Hollywood Studios’ Most BELOVED Ride
Stay tuned to DFB for more updates from Disney World!
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WE KNOW DISNEY.
YOU CAN, TOO.
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!
How long would you wait for your favorite ride? Let us know in the comments below!
The post Disney World Wait Times Were on the RISE This Week first appeared on the disney food blog.
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