Enjoy visual, culinary and performing arts from around the world at this annual festival, though with the pandemic, it’s been scaled down a bit.
There will be photo ops, food and beverage kiosks, concerts by Voices of Liberty, and more.
Admission to Epcot and a park reservation for the same date is required. Food and beverage samples are additional.
Read our preview for more details.
It’s time for the annual EPCOT International Festival of the Arts to return to Walt Disney World, but since we’re still in a pandemic, the 2021 event will be a scaled down version.
Since Walt Disney World reopened last summer, one major thing has been missing from enjoying the parks…the ability to Park Hop.
But starting this month (January 2021), guests who have purchased a ticket or annual pass with Park Hopper benefits will be able to visit more than one park per day.
That said, the park hopping experience in 2021 is going to be very different to start.
It’s been four years since The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights at Disney’s Hollywood Studios last lit up the park, but I thought this Christmas was a great time to take a look back at what was my favorite holiday event at Walt Disney World.
Brightline and Walt Disney World have announced an agreement for the high-speed rail service to construct a station at Disney Springs.
Thanksgiving is almost upon us, but 2020 is not giving us the usual holiday. The pandemic is affecting all of us, and gatherings need to be smaller and safer.
If you’d like to eat out in a small group, or order for take-out to have at home, here are our picks for enjoying your Thanksgiving dinner.
Please note: most take-out orders need to be in by this weekend for pick-up before the holiday, and all need to be pre-ordered. Due to limited seating, reservations are recommended for in-person dining.
One of my favorite parts of Disney’s Animal Kingdom has reopened to guests! Walt Disney World announced that guests may visit the petting zoo at Affection Section at Rafiki’s Planet Watch again.
One highly anticipated attraction that is scheduled to at Walt Disney World in 2021 is Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at Epcot, and we’ve been given a first look at the ride vehicles…
In the continuing series of pink slips given by Walt Disney World, over 700 entertainers from shows around the parks and resorts were laid off on Tuesday, October 27.
Those laid off include entire casts of performers from:
The Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort will debut a special series of weekly food and drink themed events this fall called “Sip, Savor and Stay Saturdays: A New Twist on the Food & Wine Classic Experience,” and it kicks off Saturday, September 19.
Walt Disney World may have cancelled this year’s Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party due to COVID-19, but they’re still planning to celebrate fall and Halloween with new decorations, food offerings, and even a bit of a rule change.
The best foodie event of the year returns August 28 as Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining event kicks off its 2020 edition.
During Magical Dining, which will run through October 4, participating restaurants will be offering a $35 three-course prix fixe dinner menu showcasing the best of their dishes. It’s a great way to try new restaurants on your list, or rediscover old favorites.
Late last week, Walt Disney World and Actors’ Equity Association reached an agreement over COVID-19 testing that will allow actors to return to work at the parks.
Starting next month, after Labor Day, Walt Disney World will reduce the hours its theme parks will be open.
A new show opened at Disney’s Hollywood Studios yesterday, and it’s a non-actor replacement for the long-running “Beauty and the Beast — Live on Stage” show.