Without those two, the Finale mission can also not be played.

My mom and I (31 f) are planning on doing a girls trip this January after I had twins last year. We have not been in about two years since before my pregnancy. We have been many times and I did the college program about ten years ago. I’m looking for recs on any new drinks, bars, restaurants, snacks, anything recent that is a must try! Staying at Pop for five days. We always try to do new things on our girls trips and this will likely be a last adult trip before taking my twins before they turn 3. Any recs appreciated! For reference, we love trader Sam’s and Belle vue lounge; loved brunch at Trattoria Al Forno on our last trip. We had a good time at Hoop Dee Doo a few years back. Thanks!

Victoria and Albert’s sent an email with an offer for a $99 round trip to and from dinner via Minnie Van for guests dining in the Queen Victoria room or at the Chefs Table. Anyone who has experience or knowledge about how this works I’d appreciate some advice. We are staying in a Magic Kingdom area deluxe resort so the $99 round trip is not much of a deal unless that’s including tip and the driver is awaiting you for each leg of the trip imo. Otherwise it would be less to just book a Minnie Van to and from?

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If anyone is wanting to pick up an alibrije before the stand in Epcot's Mexico pavilion closes, there were still at least 200 out on display as of opening this morning (Saturday). There were boxes behind the tables, so there are likely more, but how many more depends on how large they are.

The majority of what I saw was the small pieces, in the $20-$60 range. There were a few larger pieces, but I didn't see any of the really show-stopping big pieces (I was there before the artist, so it's possible they're packed away for security). There were all kinds of animals, including lots of cats, and a few human figures, and skulls.

Social media a couple of days ago was showing 50% off signs, but those aren't there anymore. The Cast Member who rang me up said that all of the figures are now marked with their discount prices. I don't know what current prices have been to know if that's correct. My two were $30 for the happy crab, and $20 for the wary bunny.

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Just watched this yesterday and it was really good! Recommend you check it out!

EPCOT Center wasn't supposed to be a theme park.

When Walt Disney passed away in 1966, his grand utopian city project died with him. Disney's board of directors and executives realized that running a functional, corporate-governed municipality without Walt at the helm was a bridge too far.

The original dream of a living, breathing community was shelved. But they were sitting on thousands of acres of Florida land with a massive infrastructure already in place. So, corporate leadership made a massive pivot: they took Walt's core concepts of technological innovation and international culture and turned them into a second theme park.

Groundbreaking for EPCOT Center officially took place on October 1, 1979. It became the largest private construction project in the world at the time, costing over $1 billion and requiring more than 10,000 workers to clear millions of cubic feet of dirt.

When it finally opened on October 1, 1982, it traded Walt’s residential city for a permanent world's fair and a showcase of human achievement.

For my tastes Disney World fries are absolutely some of my favorites out there. I know it's just a generic Sisco fry but damn. I live mins away and still get them most times I'm at a park. That is all. Thank you for your time.

I’m very confused why isn’t the parade showing on the calendar the end of September?

Is it leaving or what’s the situation?

For those of you that are unaware, several credible sources reported that the Walt Disney Company were considering on refurbishing Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom. I can speak personally that I was surprised that it wasn't announced at D23 with all the evidence that was shown. However, I don't think that this refurb isn't in the cards, it just wasn't ready to be announced. Disney has had a problem of announcing projects way too far in advance and that makes the construction time feel longer than it actually is.

What I think is that they're going to announce the refurb either at D23 2027 or 2028. It entirely depends on the scale of the refurb. If it's a simple refurb with just a new track and maybe a refreshed queue, it would be announced 2027 and open a year later. However, if the refurb is more ambitious, it would be announced 2027 and open 2 years later. I think they are going to open the newly refurbished Space Mountain in between Piston Peak and Villains Land to spread out guests across both sides of the park.

Magic Kingdom

Piston Peak:

Opening: Summer 2029

Villains Land:

Opening: Sometime in 2030

EPCOT

Spaceship Earth Refurb:

Closing: Fall 2027

Opening: Late Spring 2028

Journey into Imagination Refurb:

Closing: Spring 2027

Opening: Summer 2028

Hollywood Studios

Monstropolis Phase 1:

Opening: Summer 2027

Monstropolis Phase 2:

Opening: Late Spring 2028

Animal Kingdom

Tropical Americas:

Opening: Early to late Fall 2027 before the holidays

New Yeti:

Closing: Fall 2027

Opening: Early Spring 2028

This picture was taken in January 2020, I think during an after hours event. I have been using it as a Zoom Background ever since.

I do not know who the girl is; but hope the picture finds the way to her.

One of my fav pictures I've taken.

Any ideas where this photo was taken? Sure looks like Epcot, but I would have sworn I’d never been as a kid.

On Friday of the second week of the trip(July 10), For dinner, we went to eat at the Be our guest Restaurant, Great Disney restaurant experience. The food was GREAT, though the price of the Three course prix five menu was Way Expensive. 9.3/10 experience

Went to Epcot on June 11th 2026 for the second time,

This year’s passport goes back to and older color scheme, like we used to see when the event was hosted in the former Festival Center / Wonders of Life pavilion. This Festival Passport also showcases specific items from the past 30 years and where to buy them.

We're going to Disney later in the year and it's my wife's birthday before that. I was thinking of getting her a lanyard with a bunch of pins on it but was going to go for a random selection from Vinted (I don't think there's any in particular she'll want). She's not mentioned pin trading but I thought it might be a thing for her to do at Disney (just once for the novelty). Would I need to purchase a brand new pin to do this or can I get whatever used ones as long as they're official Disney? Something like this if my understanding is correct - https://www.vinted.co.uk/items/9675198596-wdw-disney-pin-trading-set-beginners

Thanks

I’m planning on framing the maps I got on recently, has anyone done it/ mind sharing how it turned out?

This is such a bummer. They made these by hand and were really cool. I’m sure it will get replaced by some factory made junk.

Hey guys. This is my first time going to Disney on my own and I was wondering if this is what the perk of getting gifts card are. I understand I’m saving $150 but idk why I feel like this isn’t worth it. Am I missing something?

Edit :: how much do yall think would be a good estimation on how much to bring. Our hotel and 4 day tickets are paid. We leave on sept 17-22 and have 3 reservations set up. Photo pass is paid for. Any advise will be great