The annual Winter Wonderland event returns to Wekiva Island in Longwood from December 1 to January 1, 2021, and it has been updated for the safety of its guests.
This year’s Winter Wonderland will feature a Christmas tree forest full of decorated trees that will serve as the perfect backdrop to the festivities. The schoolhouse will be made up to look like a giant gingerbread house, and “snow” flurries will fall nightly from 6 to 9pm weekdays, and 12 to 9pm on weekends.
Walt Disney World has announced their second Limited Time Magic event for 2013, and it will be a Winter Wonderland at Epcot.
From January 14 through 20, the Canada Pavilion will have falling “snow” and opportunities to meet and take photos with various Disney characters.
I don’t know if the snow will be real or that bubble stuff that they use during the Osborne Family holiday lights at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Times for the Winter Wonderland location at Epcot are:
For more information on Limited Time Magic at Walt Disney World, visit LimitedTimeMagic.com.