• Walt Disney World •

As we all know, COVID-19 has hit the United States hard. Disney closed in March and finally reopened in July – but it’s a different park than you might remember. In this article, we’re going to discuss how Disney is adapting to the risk of the virus to make the park as safe and magical as they can.

Disney resorts are booking for 2020! The bookings became available this morning just before 7 am. Be sure to book a park pass reservation to ensure access to the parks.

Disney has announced how the new park reservation system will work for guests looking to visit Walt Disney World.

Disney Parks Blog just announced that all Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween parties have been cancelled for 2020 at Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World. This is due to restrictions from COVID-19 set in place by both Disney and the state. Since the majority of special events at the parties include exclusive parades, shows, and character meet-and-greets, there is no way to

River Country opened in 1976 as Walt Disney World’s first water park, but closed permanently in 2001 and was left abandoned. We were able to capture some pictures of this park from a visit to Mickey’s Backyard BBQ at Fort Wilderness Campground.

There are Streetmosphere shows at all four Disney parks that you won’t want to miss! We’re sharing some of our favorite Streetmosphere at Walt Disney World.

Disney parks stand out around the world for a variety of reasons, but one of the biggest has to be Disney’s attention to detail! There are hidden details all over the parks – from the windows, to the attractions, to even the bathrooms! Here are a few of our favorite hidden details of Hollywood Studios.

Disney’s eye for detail never fails! These Liberty Square fun facts detail the incredible historical accuracy of Magic Kingdom’s smallest land.

Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railroad just opened at Hollywood Studios. We recommend arriving at 6:20 am to rope drop the park for an 8 am opening!

Looking for unique things to do at Walt Disney World? Check out our top 2020 activities for the Disney traveler who feels like they’ve done it all.