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All right, folks, it’s time to get a little weird.
It was hard to see Cinderella Castle on a weird foggy day!
Disney World is a magical place but sometimes things can get, well, weird! Whether it was that eerie foggy day or a bizarre animatronic choice, 2021 was full of weird strange moments, so let’s go over the weirdest moments of 2021!
2021 started off really weird when the animatronic Donald Duck from Gran Fiesta Tour was replaced by…a plant wearing a sombrero?? Instead of the usual sight of the Three Caballeros in EPCOT’s Mexico pavilion, guests saw Jose, Panchito, and…a plant.
Donald Duck was replaced by…a Plant?!
It’s pretty normal for ride animatronics to be removed temporarily for refurbishment from time to time, but this was perhaps one of the most bizarre temporary placeholders we’ve ever seen in Disney World!
Donald’s been replaced by a plant… pic.twitter.com/WWTqPzcemc
— Disney Food Blog (@DisneyFoodBlog) January 9, 2021
Donald remained in plant form for far longer than we expected, but he (and the rest of the Caballeros) eventually returned to the stage!
The PeopleMover went through a strange saga in 2021 when the Disney World refurbishment schedule kept delaying its reopening after the March 2021 closure again…and again…and again…and AGAIN. At one point, we wondered if the PeopleMover was doomed.
The PeopleMover was closed for a LONG time!
After being closed for THIRTEEN months, the PeopleMover finally reopened and we were at peace once again. If you ever need a break in Magic Kingdom, the PeopleMover is one of the best ways to rest your feet AND get a unique view of the park.
Disney KiteTails is a new daytime Animal Kingdom show that debuted in October with Disney World’s 50th anniversary. During this show, Cast Members on jet-skis pull large three-dimensional kites featuring favorite Disney characters from films like The Jungle Book or The Lion King. This show is an…experience.
Simba in Disney KiteTails
While KiteTails really is a fun show, we’ve also witnessed some fails, and guests were at first confused when the giant kites crashed into the bleachers in order to land. It’s supposed to happen, but it does look really weird!
Me jumping into bed after a long day at Disney World: pic.twitter.com/e2A5xfUsUX
— Disney Food Blog (@DisneyFoodBlog) September 29, 2021
And what about that time King Louie was ready for a nap a bit too early?
He was ready for a nap…
#KiteTails #DisneyWorld pic.twitter.com/p006zv9xDc
— Disney Food Blog (@DisneyFoodBlog) September 29, 2021
Still, there’s a lot of fun to be had with KiteTails!
@disneyfoodblog First look at the new #KiteTails
show coming to #AnimalKingdom on Oct 1st! #disney #disneyparks #disneyworld #disneyworld #kite #kiteflying
♬ Breaking Free – From “High School Musical”/Soundtrack Version – Troy & Gabriella
You can catch the show most days at 11:15AM, 12:15PM, 1:15PM, 3:15PM, 4:15PM, and 5:15PM in Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
October 1st kicked off the 18-month long Disney World 50th anniversary celebration, and we were surprised to find that the longest lines that day were for…food and merchandise? Surprisingly, even with the huge crowds, Disney World ride wait times were not bad at all that day.
Casey’s Corner
But when it came to Mobile Order wait times, at one point we waited 100 minutes for our food after we hit the “prepare my order” button! And we saw HUGE lines for merchandise items, with some store virtual queues already full by 7AM. It just goes to show you that you never know what you might experience in Disney World!
In a cute-weird moment, Disney World gave us the Mr. Toad Burger in honor of Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, which was an opening day Fantasyland dark ride that eventually closed in 1998. And yes, this burger is looking at you.
Toad Burger
This brat burger was released for the 50th anniversary, and it can be found at The Friar’s Nook in Magic Kingdom.
The moment we KNOW you’ve all been waiting for: Mr. Toad Burger
pic.twitter.com/fwLKGmbsSb
— Disney Food Blog (@DisneyFoodBlog) October 1, 2021
It comes with lettuce, tomato, pickle, American Cheese, olive “eyes,” and tater tots for $12.99.
Pineapples took a starring role in the 2021 Magic Kingdom holiday decor, which we thought was a bit of an odd choice. We did a deep dive into pineapples and Christmas and uncovered some interesting history, like how pineapples can be a symbol of hospitality in the Southern United States.
Yep…those are pineapples
And while Disney World holiday decor has featured fruits in the past, they haven’t always been so prominent, so we’re left wondering whether Disney World is referencing Southern hospitality, or maybe the Polynesian Village Resort just had some extra pineapple decorations leftover.
While missing animatronics can and does happen in Disney World (ahem…plant Donald), sometimes they don’t bother to replace them with anything at all, which led to this Roman scholar speaking to no one in ancient Rome. In place of the Roman soldier who’s usually in this scene, he was just gone.
Where’s the Roman solider?
Around the same time, a caveman disappeared from another scene, although eventually, everyone returned to normal. Still, it might be weird to get on your fave Disney World ride and find missing parts!
Famous musician Chance the Rapper randomly appeared in EPCOT in November to perform “Who’s To Say” from his 2016 Christmas album “Merry Christmas Lil’ Mama.” His nighttime performance later made it into The Wonderful World of Disney: Magical Holiday Celebration Christmas special.
Chance the Rapper Performing
Check out our video of part of his performance!
Chance the Rapper in EPCOT! pic.twitter.com/0jlKmnDZSs
— Disney Food Blog (@DisneyFoodBlog) November 10, 2021
Earlier that day, country singer Bret Eldredge also performed, and a few days later we found Kristin Chenoweth singing in Magic Kingdom! It’s not totally unusual to find celebrities performing for Disney specials in the parks, but it can be weird to stumble upon.
Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew made a CHOICE in Disney Springs recently with the Everything Donut, a donut made up of a classic glazed donut topped with Boursin buttercream, everything bagel seasoning, and freshly chopped chives for $6.50.
Everything Donut
So what happens when a donut decides to be a bagel? Well…it was a mixture of sweet and savory that didn’t totally work for us, but we can also see how fans of everything bagels might be into it!
We’ve seen some unusually foggy days in 2021, and one of those days was so foggy that the Magic Kingdom Ferryboats were unable to operate safely due to low visibility. The Ferryboats typically transfer guests from Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC) to Magic Kingdom, and vice versa.
Fog!
As a result, the Monorail line grew quite long until the fog cleared up. Remember that you can also take a bus from TTC to Magic Kingdom in case you visit on a weirdly foggy day!
In one of the most unexpected events of 2021, a fire was reported near Cinderella Castle, leading to an evacuation of Cinderella’s Royal Table and emergency response vehicles making their way down Main Street, U.S.A..
There is an active fire alarm at Magic Kingdom. Fire Trucks and Ambulances driving down Main Street.
Video Credit to: @ptolley__ pic.twitter.com/UaQAMrRdEl
— Disney Food Blog (@DisneyFoodBlog) December 15, 2021
No one was hurt and the fire was quickly extinguished. Jon Shirey, president of the Reedy Creek Firefighters Association, said that the fire was reported as an “electrical fire on a junction box outside the castle.”
Emergency vehicles in Magic Kingdom
No one was hurt and the fire was quickly extinguished, but this was maybe the most surreal moment for many Disney World guests in 2021!
And last but not least, SEA URCHINS. If you haven’t heard, we’re basically a sea urchin fan blog now after keepers in the Seas in EPCOT put tiny Mickey-shaped “hat” rocks in the sea urchin’s tank to celebrate Disney World’s 50th anniversary. Because sea urchins naturally investigate their environments and frequently pick up rocks and objects for camouflage, the sea urchins have been wearing Mickey hats.
SO CUTE
And not only have we spotted sea urchins don their Mickey hats, we’ve also seen a sea urchin wearing two hats at once, and even a SHARK in a Mickey hat!
And those are the WEIRDEST moments from Disney World in 2021! Who knows what 2022 will bring? Keep reading DFB for more Disney World updates, news, and weirdness!
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It’s almost 2022, and at the end of year many of us take the time to reflect on the past year.
Disney Enchantment has arrived in Magic Kingdom!
2021 was a huge year in Disney news, from announcements about the loss of free perks, to the Disney Genie, to the new Annual Passholder system, and even more. We’re breaking down 2021 for you with the biggest news from each month, so take a look!
In January, Disney released the first big news of 2021 — the Magical Express would be discontinued as of January 2022. The Magical Express was a complimentary airport shuttle for guests saying in Disney World Resort hotels. It would transport guests and their luggage from Orlando International Airport to their hotel, even bringing their luggage to their rooms.
Disney’s Magical Express
This service will be replaced by a paid service called Mears Connect and Sunshine Flyer. But now, you have to pay for the transport services, so you have to take into account this additional cost for your future Disney World visits.
In February Disney announced that EPCOT’s Spaceship Earth would be getting a permanent change, with new exterior lighting that could be programmed for different lighting sequences. So what would that look like? We had to wait till September to find out!
Spaceship Earth
Spaceship Earth now transforms nightly into a glowing Beacon of Magic, shining with colors, patterns, and even gradients. And for the holidays there was even a new holiday sequence added!
In March, we discovered that Main Street Confectionery in Magic Kingdom would close for a lengthy refurbishment. This Main Street, U.S.A. staple closed on March 29th, 2021, and remained closed until September 28th, 2021. It was closed for SIX months!
Confectionery
The new look for Main Street Confectionery is sponsored by Mars Candy, and the space features all your favorite and new treats, as well as a new customizable popcorn station, a wall of candies, fresh cotton candy, and more!
When the Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover did not reopen along with Disney World in July 2020, everyone was left wondering what was going on with the fan-favorite ride. Over the next year, people worried that the PeopleMover might be doomed to the same fate as Disneyland’s version, which is permanently closed. There were a million and a half delays until…
PeopleMover
…it finally reopened after being closed for THIRTEEN months in April 2021! This leisurely ride takes guests through buildings in Tomorrowland, with gorgeous views of Magic Kingdom. If you need a rest or want a unique look at Tomorrowland, take a slow ride on the PeopleMover!
In May 2021, Disney announced that face coverings would no longer be required outdoors in Disney World. As of May 15th, regardless of vaccination status, guests did not have to wear masks in Disney World unless they were indoors or on transportation.
Mickey mask
In June, Disney World made face coverings optional for fully vaccinated guests everywhere except on transportation, and then in July face coverings were once again required in all indoor spaces and on transportation. This policy has remained mostly the same since July, and we’ll continue to update you on any changes Disney might make in the future.
After the Skyliner Gondola System opened in September 2019, there were two gondola accidents that occurred, with one incident in October 2019 and another in April 2021. In June 2021, the Skyliner Gondolas crashed AGAIN, stranding guests on their gondolas for some time.
Photo From @camerondudeck on Twitter
Guests were eventually safely evacuated and received items like cold water and a $25 Disney gift card. Since then, there have been no more Skyliner crashes. The Skyliner is closing for a refurbishment from January 23rd, 2022 through January 28th, 2022
In July, Disney announced that the Happily Ever After fireworks show in Magic Kingdom would be closing as of September 2021. This show debuted in Disney World in May 2017 and it was considered a fan-favorite show. It was replaced by the new show Disney Enchantment in October 2021 for Disney World’s 50th anniversary.
Happily Ever After
Happily Ever After was permanently retired, so it will not likely return to Magic Kingdom. It featured projection mapping onto Cinderella Castle along with songs and stories featuring favorite Disney characters.
In July Disney also announced that Cast Members would be required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. This applied to all salaried and non-union hourly employees. Later in 2021, Disney reached an agreement with Union leaders to require proof of vaccinations by October 2021.
They look so great!
In November 2021, Disney paused vaccine requirements for Cast Members due to a new Florida law preventing companies from requiring the COVID-19 vaccine. We’ll continue to watch for news regarding this policy.
In August we got the BIG news that Disney World’s FastPass+ system would be officially retiring, and it would be replaced by two paid systems. FastPass+ was a free system that allowed guests to reserve the much quicker FastPass Lanes, which have since been replaced with Lightning Lanes.
FastPass
FastPass+ was replaced with Disney Genie+ and Individual Attraction Selection, which now cost money and operate differently from FastPasses.
Disney also announced the future launch of the Disney Genie as well as Disney Genie+ and Individual Attraction Selection (pay-per-ride). While Disney Genie is a free planning service in the My Disney Experience app, Genie+ allows guests to reserve Lightning Lanes for select rides in Disney World and Disneyland, and pay-per-ride system is limited to each park’s most popular and in-demand rides.
Genie+ ©Disney
Genie+ launched in Disney World on October 19th. Over half of our readers said they would NOT pay for Genie+, and later Disney revealed that about a third of guests have been purchasing Genie+.
After the sales of Annual Passes were paused since March 2020, a NEW Disney World Annual Passholder program were announced at the end of August. These changes went into effect in September 2021, and Annual Passes were once again for sale. The new program features four new pass tiers, including the Disney Incredi-Pass, the Disney Sorcerer Pass, the Disney Pirate Pass, and the Disney Pixie Dust Pass. Each pass offers different benefits and levels of theme park access.
New Annual Passholder cards in Disney World!
The new system limits the amount of park pass reservations a guest can reserve, depending on their tier of pass, and some previous free perks like PhotoPass are no longer included with the new passholder system.
Although Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance in Disney’s Hollywood Studios historically used a virtual queue reservation system, everything changed in September when Disney added a standby line. With the virtual queue, guests had the opportunity to secure a boarding group at either 7AM or 1PM (in the park), but that is no longer an option now.
Rise of the Resistance’s Standby Line in Hollywood Studios
Rise of the Resistance is now available for $15 as an Individual Lightning Lane, or you can expect to wait in a (typically long) standby line.
Disney announced the return of modified character meet-and-greets, now called character “sightings,” in October 2021. Sightings allow guests to visit one-on-one with characters again, from a distance. Guests can also take photos with characters and have a conversation, but autographs and hugs are not yet allowed.
Modified character meet and greets ©Disney
Disney released a full list of the modified character meet-and-greets returning to Disney World, and it includes Mickey, Minnie, select Disney Princesses, and more.
After Disney World Annual Passes went on sale in September 2021, Disney announced in November that they were pausing the sales of three out of the four Annual Pass tiers. The Pirate, Sorcerer, and IncrediPass are not for sale at this time, although current Annual Passholders can still renew into any tier.
Annual Passholder sign
The Pixie Pass is still available for purchase, and it’s only available to Florida residents. Disney has not yet announced how long this pause may last.
At Destination D23, Disney announced the return of Fantasmic! and Festival of Fantasy parade returning in 2022! Fantasmic! is the fan-favorite nighttime show featuring Mickey Mouse and many other Disney characters in Disney’s Hollywood Studios. In 2022, it will be back after being closed since March 2020.
We miss you, Fantasmic!
Parades have remained suspended since March 2020, and the Festival of Fantasy Parade will return to Magic Kingdom in 2022. This parade features favorite Disney characters, including a Maleficent dragon!
Festival of Fantasy is returning soon!
We can’t wait to see Fantasmic! and parades return to Disney World.
Check out our TikTok reflection on 2021 Disney news here!
@disneyfoodblog Which month of #DisneyNews shocked you the MOST?
#distok #disneytok #disneyupdate #disneytips #disneytip #disneyplanning #disneyworld #disney
That’s all the BIG Disney news from this year! Keep reading DFB for more news and updates from Disney World and beyond!
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What do you listen to on your way to work, during a morning run, or while taking the dog for a walk? For many people – myself included – podcasts are as important a source of information (if not moreso) than searching a news site, browsing Twitter, or being old school and watching the news […]
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Hours have been extended on three days in January for Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
The park will now open at 8:00 a.m. instead of 9:00 p.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. instead of 7:00 p.m. on January 16, 17, and 22.
As a result, early entry will begin at 7:30 a.m. each day.
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Magic Kingdom hours have been extended on some days in mid-January.
The park will still open at 9:00 a.m. daily from January 16 through 22, but evening hours have been extended. On January 16, the park will close at 10:00 p.m. It will close at 9:00 p.m. on January 17, 18, 19, and 21. It will close at 11:00 p.m. on January 22.
Extended evening hours on January 19 have consequently been shifted to start at 9:00 p.m. and go until 11:00 p.m.
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This might come as a shock, but it rains in Disney World (pause for audible gasps)!
Rainy day in Disney Springs
Like, it rains a LOT. Even when it’s not hurricane season, it’s always a good idea to come prepared to get wet in Disney World…and not just on Splash Mountain!
Since the weather in Florida is notoriously finicky, we’ve talked at LENGTH about rain — how to be prepared for it, what a severe weather day looks like, and what the forecasts will be in Disney World.
A bit of rain!
Because we always want to have your back and ensure you have the BEST time in Disney World, rain or shine, here are 8 things you will regret NOT having with you when it rains!
First things first, a good ol’ fashioned rain jacket or poncho will come in CLUTCH when it starts to rain in Disney World!
HELLO!
Even if all you’ve got is a flimsy little foldable situation, it’ll make a HUGE difference to have an extra water-resistant layer when things get splashy!
Ambush Rain Jacket
Target also has some handy, basic, and affordable ponchos and jackets, like this one and these colorful guys.
©Target
For less than $10, you can get a 6-pack of ponchos that should take care of the whole family in those rainy day situations.
Anyone who’s sat in the front row of Splash Mountain can attest: quick-drying clothes are ESSENTIAL for a comfortable day in Disney World!
You may get wet
Whether from rain or a ride, clothes that dry off fast are ideal. This means avoiding cotton at ALL costs. Cotton is not your friend in Florida. Look for labels that mention water- or moisture-wicking, or even water-resistant. Some sporting and outdoor gear stores have this type of apparel for hiking and camping and it would suit your needs in the wild outdoors of Disney World, as well.
Your clothes aren’t the only items that need protection in the rain. In order to keep your most valuable items dry — like wallets and phones — you’re gonna want to seal ‘em up in plastic bags.
Splash Mountain Ziploc
A little Ziploc goes a long way here. They’re SUPER light and easy to shove in a pocket, and they’re quick to wrap around any handheld prized possession in case of a downpour. And these are just handy for protecting valuables. If a child ends up with messy clothing, these little beauties come in handy for keeping that mess isolated away from any other clothing or belongs, once that change of clothing is made. Just seal up the soiled garments in a Ziploc and then you can be much more confident when you tuck it back in your backpack to deal with later.
Speaking of prized possessions, you might want to consider shielding your offspring from the rain.
Cover up those strollers!
We LOVE a good rain cover for strollers, which neatly seal over the tops to prevent your little ones from getting soaked. You can find plenty of options from Target too!
©Target,
This style is $34.99, but you can find one for almost any stroller. These will not only help keep your kiddo dry during a downpour but they should also be secured in place for when you go into an attraction. It’s amazing how those sudden storms can come and go all while you’re waiting for a ride on Pirates of the Caribbean and then you return to a soggy stroller and water-logged snacks. You can have peace of mind with a stroller cover in place while you wait in line, no matter what the outdoor weather does.
Unless you just LOVE it when your fingers turn to raisins, it’s a good idea to carry around a small hand towel, just in case!
They’re kitchen towels, but you get the gist
You can just keep these in your pocket or bag, so in case your fingers get wet (and possibly cold), you’ll have something warm and dry to recuperate with!
Holiday Towel at Beach Club Marketplace
A basic batch of towels from Amazon could do the trick!
©Amazon
For less than $20, you can have a towel or two handy to wipe hands, wet surfaces, or even a make-shift seat while you wait for the next parade or cavalcade. You’ll be glad to have such a handy little purchase!
Trust us, there’s no worse feeling then sloshing around through puddles and getting literal cold feet while trying to enjoy your day in Disney World!
We Definitely Got a Little Wet
Proper footwear and rain protection for socks and feet are VITAL for comfort, and we have a few solutions we like to recommend. First, we LOVE us some hiking sandals. You don’t need to worry about socks, they’re comfy, and they dry off quick!
©Amazon
These are less than $30, right now and offer great support, and won’t slide off your feet when you have to walk through a puddle.
While we’re on the subject of keeping your feet dry, an extra pair of socks is a good idea to carry with you as a backup!
Whether the spare socks you bring are stylish, or practical, you’ll be happy you have them when you step in that deceptively deep puddle (or after an adventure down Kali River Rapids). You can pick up a 4-pack of this moisture control pair from Columbia for $12.99.
Listen, it’d be nice if it was feasible to tote a huge golf umbrella around Disney World to completely protect your entire family from a rainstorm, but it’s simply not practical.
This’ll do!
Instead, grab a small umbrella that folds up and can get tucked in a bag or fanny pack. It won’t shield an entire group, but it’ll keep YOU dry (mostly) in case of inclement weather!
You can pick up this Compact Umbrella from Target for only $10.
You can pretty much bet that it’ll rain at least once during your Disney World vacation, so why not be prepared? With these 8 essential wet-weather supplies in your arsenal, you can stay dry and stay in vacation mode, while other guests run for cover or over-spend on pricier Disney options. Save money and stay dry? Sounds like a winning combo!
Rainy day in Disney World
Well, there you have it! With these handy, affordable, and convenient items in mind, you should be equipped for a regret-free day in Disney World, no matter the forecast!
What are your go-to essentials for a rainy day in Disney World? Let us know in the comments!
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We spent New Year’s Eve Eve in Magic Kingdom for a “soft opening” of 2022 at Walt Disney World, so to speak. In this report, we’ll share our thoughts and photos & video from the experience, and planning advice for anyone else debating between Magic Kingdom and Epcot for NYE, whether it be tonight or […]
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Artist Jason Peltz has announced his signing schedule for the 2022 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts.
He will be appearing at the festival on January 14, 22, and 26, and February 4, 13, and 19. He will have new R2-D2, Ursula, Minnie, and Robin Hood pieces available.
Check out more artists appearing at the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts:
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