The National Weather Service has announced that Tropical Depression 13 has formed over the tropical central Atlantic.
Currently, details of the long-range track and intensity forecasts are uncertain, however the system could bring rainfall and wind impacts to portions of Florida this weekend and early next week. Those potentially impacted should monitor the system’s progress and updates to the forecast over the next few weeks.
Central Florida recently prepared for the latest tropical storm to hit the state, Tropical Storm Isaias. Thankfully, there were few impacts to the region.
Walt Disney World’s Hurricane Policy states that a Hurricane Watch or Warning must be issued for cancellation or change fees to be waived.
As previously shared, Disney’s Yacht Club Resort is scheduled to reopen to guests on August 24! While Disney’s Beach Club Resort has been open for some time, the Yacht Club remained closed as part of the “NBA Bubble”. Now, we know reopening dining details for these two “sister” resorts.
The Walt Disney World website now shows the following:
From Muppets to mutants, Disney+ has something for everyone! Get ready to mark your calendars as you check out everything new to stream on Disney+ in September 2020!
As shared by D23.com: All of the film and television titles coming to Disney+ in September are listed below:
Friday, September 4:
Ancient China from Above (Season 1)
D2: The Mighty Ducks
D3: The Mighty Ducks
Never Been Kissed
Strange Magic
Trick or Treat
The Wolverine
Mulan: With Premier Access, available for $29.99 on disneyplus.com and select platforms, fans can watch the epic adventure before it’s available to all Disney+ subscribers.
Earth to Ned (Series Premiere) (Episodes 101–110)
One Day at Disney (Episode 140—“Alice Taylor: Studiolab”)
Muppets Now (Episode 106—“Socialized”) (Season Finale)
Pixar in Real Life (Episode 111—“Coco: Abuelita Says No Music”) (Season Finale)
Weird But True! (Episode 304—“Germs”)
Friday, September 11:
Christopher Robin
One Day at Disney (Episode 141—“Amanda Lauder: Chef Chocolatier”)
Weird But True! (Episode 305—“Photography”)
Friday, September 18:
Bend It Like Beckham
Coop & Cami Ask the World (Season 2)
Europe from Above (Season 1)
Ever After: A Cinderella Story
Kingdom of the Mummies (Season 1)
Marvel Super Hero Adventures (Season 4)
Notre Dame: Race Against the Inferno
Once Upon a Time (Seasons 1–7)
Soy Luna (Seasons 2–3)
Violetta (Season 3)
Wicked Tuna (Season 9)
Becoming (Series Premiere) (Episodes 101–110)
One Day at Disney (Episode 142—“Dr. Natalie Mylniczenko: Veterinarian”)
Weird But True! (Episode 306—“Trains”)
Friday, September 25:
Fancy Nancy: Fancy It Yourself (Season 2)
The Giant Robber Crab
Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted (Season 2)
Muppet Babies (Season 2)
Oceans
Port Protection: Alaska (Season 3)
Sydney to the Max (Season 2)
Wild Central America (Season 1)
X–Ray Earth (Season 1)
Magic of Disney’s Animal Kingdom (Series Premiere)
Secret Society of Second-Born Royals (Movie Premiere)
One Day at Disney (Episode 143—“Ashley Girdich: R&D Imagineer Manager”)
A new dining “Now” option is available on the My Disney Experience app with a “Walk-up List” service at select table service restaurants.
So, let’s say you’re walking through EPCOT and decide you’re getting hungry but prefer instead of Mobile Ordering, you’d like to sit down at a table-service restaurant. No reservations? No worries! Visit the My Disney Experience App and you’ll be able to see what table-service restaurants have availability around you right now. You’ll then be able to simply add yourself to the “walk-up list” and get ready for indulge your appetite!
Let’s walk through it. First, from the My Disney Experience App home screen click the “+” at the bottom to see these options below:
Click “Check Dining Availability”. Select your party size and date. Obviously, since this is a right now option, you’d select today’s date. You’ll see the new “Now” option as circled in the image below:
You’ll then be prompted to select an available Walk-Up List. Since we are putting this article together in the morning, you’ll see there is nothing currently available for breakfast. Restaurants are noted with “Walk-up list is currently unavailable to join due to high demand”.
When clicking into Kona Cafe, this message comes up noting “Walk-up List is at capacity”:
Hopefully, this new feature will be especially helpful for lunch and dinner in the parks as sometimes it’s nice to take a breather from Mobile Ordering and quick-service venues.
Overall, we’d still recommend making dining reservations for table-service restaurants 60-days in advance. We feel this “Walk-up List” is really for spontaneous meals. Don’t count on it to ensure there will be availability at your favorite restaurant.
