The newest Wishables collection is inspired by the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh attraction at both Disneyland Park and Magic Kingdom Park. The collection features Pooh Bear with his friends Tigger and Rabbit, a Heffalump and a pot of honey!
You can pick up Tigger on his own, or pick up a “blind bag” with one of the other four plush and be surprised to find out which one it is when you open up the bag. You can find the newest Wishables at your favorite Disney Park or on shopDisney today.
Just this weekend, we were dazzled by the arrival of two new buses to the Disney Transport fleet, featuring Dumbo, as well as Rocket and Groot from Guardians of the Galaxy. Now, we’ve been graced with a new addition to the new Disney movie bus wrap series: Simba and Zazu from The Lion King!
we have Simba leaping across the side of the bus, with Pride Rock in the background and Zazu flying just ahead of him. The grassy stalks peeking out from the bottom are a great touch, too. Actually, all of the colors on this bus, much like the animation from the film, are magnificent. If you’re curious about the other side of the bus, much like the other movie bus wraps, it features more or less the same design.
This bus marks the 9th addition to the Disney Transport bus fleet, with six new wraps featuring classic Disney characters as “Sensational Six” and now three new movie-themed wraps.
Central Florida and Walt Disney World Resort might have been spared from Hurricane Dorian, but it appears Disney Vacation Club’s sleepy outpost in South Carolina is now hunkering down for the storm and closing ahead of any potential damage or further landfall.
Disney’s Hilton Head Island Resort is located on the picturesque coast of South Carolina, only 5 hours from Walt Disney World Resort. This elegant, relaxing home-away-from-home—fashioned after a 1940s hunting and fishing lodge—combines local charm and simple pleasures with outdoor fun for the entire family. The resort features multi-roomed villas and many recreational activities, including 12 miles of heavenly beaches.
The resort closed on Monday ahead of projected weather due to Hurricane Dorian, but with the storm currently affecting the area, it appears the resort remains closed for the time being.
Hurricane Dorian is currently skirting the South Carolina coast en route to North Carolina.
With the passing of Hurricane Dorian from the Orlando area, Disney decided to change their hours of operation midday.
As of yesterday afternoon and as the weather has improved in Central Florida, Walt Disney World Resort has returned to normal operating hours.
All Walt Disney Resort Hotels remained open yesterday except for Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, which will reopen today.
Orlando International Airport resumed commercial operations yesterday at noon as well.
The previous show ended forever in anticipation for the newly developed show for Walt Disney World. The new production still doesn’t have an official name, but it will be inspired by the magic of Disney animation with collaboration between Walt Disney Animation Studios, Walt Disney Imagineering and Cirque du Soleil. The show is currently set to open for previews on March 20th, 2020 and then will officially premiere on April 17th, 2020.
According to Disney Parks Blog, “The show will celebrate the art of animation through the magic of storytelling in a way that only Cirque du Soleil can deliver while paying homage to the craftsmanship that makes Disney animation special and unique. Guests will be delighted and transported into the world of animation through original acrobatic performances, dazzling choreography, musical masterpieces and whimsical characters bringing our Disney stories and characters to life in an unforgettable way.”
Tickets are on sale, so you can go ahead and get yours today!