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Celebrate 30 Years of Disney’s Hollywood Studios with D23 Celebration Event

April 10, 2019

Walt Disney World’s third theme park is celebrating a big birthday milestone on May 1, 2019! Disney’s Hollywood Studios turns 30 and D23, the official Disney fan club, is hosting a first-of-its-kind celebration event. This anniversary celebration is available exclusively to D23 Gold and Gold Family members who purchase a D23 30th Anniversary FAN Celebration Pass. This pass will add a few D23-exclusive experiences to an already spectacular anniversary day in the park! The D23 30th ...

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New PhotoPass Attraction Photo Opportunity at the Haunted Mansion

April 9, 2019

Walt Disney World is great about adding photo experiences onto their many attractions, so this 13th attraction photo opportunity is a pretty exciting one! Grim Grinning Ghosts are ready to smile for their big photo moment in this all-new Haunted Mansion photo opportunity. Starting on Tuesday, April 2, 2019, Disney’s PhotoPass Service began capturing Doom Buggy photos featuring a few spirited souls. Once your Doom Buggy ride has ended, the photo will be linked to your MagicBand and available ...

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What We Know About the Upcoming Changes to Epcot

April 5, 2019

We all know that Magic Kingdom’s 50th anniversary is the next big Walt Disney World milestone, but did you know that Epcot’s 40th anniversary won’t be far behind? On October 1, 2022 Epcot will be celebrating its 40th anniversary. In preparation for this iconic birthday, Walt Disney World’s second theme park has a lot of updates coming! This multi-year transformation will be the first of its kind for the park, so let’s talk details of this major Epcot renovation. Experience Center ...

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How To Create Your Very Own Walt Disney World Commemorative Brick

April 5, 2019

Decades ago Walt Disney Worldoffered guests the opportunity to sponsor their own hexagonal brick on property. These bricks can be found along the walkways to Magic Kingdom and at the Transportation and Ticket Center. The Walk Around The World bricks were a way for guests to “leave their mark” at Walt Disney World, often engraved with family names with dates as far back as the 1990’s. The last of these bricks were laid in the early 2001’s with the promise that they would be displayed until ...