food IS a theme park
A LOT is going on in Magic Kingdom right now.
Country Bear Jamboree
Not only is Tiana’s Bayou Adventure under construction (and we keep looking for more updates on that ride every day), but another attraction is closing to get a brand new update. That attraction is Country Bear Jamboree, which is closing TOMORROW, January 27th. Now, we know you might not ever think an attraction like this would bring crowds to Magic Kingdom, but on its last day, well, Country Bear Jamboree was pretty popular!
We don’t know about you, but we are SO excited about the new ride coming to Magic Kingdom.
Mural at Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
Yep, we’re talking about Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, which will be a brand-new ride built over the bones of the old Splash Mountain attraction in both Disney World and Disneyland. We’ve been following all the updates regarding the ride and keeping an eye on construction, and today, we spotted something NEW at the ride in Disney World. This update is for YOU, Mama Odie fans.
Are you ready to get your fill of thrills from Disney World rides in 2024?
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
There are quite a few rides and attractions to choose from at Disney World, and it feels like the number continues to grow! Thinking about that and since it’s the new year, we figured we could at what will be the most popular rides at Disney World in 2024!
Are you planning a trip to Disney World in 2024?
TRON Lighting Lane
You’re probably trying to work up your budget if you are, and that might include the price of Genie+ (which is hard to predict because of its surge pricing). You might even have some rides on your priority list that you’re willing to pay EXTRA for with the Individual Lightning Lane. But which rides will even have Individual Lightning Lane in 2024? Here’s what we know.
We’re SO excited about what 2024 is going to bring to Disney World. New year, new STUFF!
Cinderella Castle in Magic Kingdom
We’re getting new food at The Cake Bake Shop by Gwendolyn Rogers and Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs over at Disney’s BoardWalk Resort. We’re even getting a brand new attraction, Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, which we’re getting even MORE excited about. Why? Well, we check out construction on the new ride every day, and most recently, it’s looking A LOT different.
You can do all the planning necessary to make sure you have a seamless and PERFECT Disney World trip, but sometimes things still happen that throw a wrench in those amazing plans.
A rainy day in Magic Kingdom
Sometimes you have to deal with flight delays and cancelations. Sometimes there are technical issues that cause ride closures. Sometimes, bad weather can affect both your flights and the theme park rides, and, well, we’ve got some bad news on that front for this weekend.
We go to Disney World every day, and yeah, we ride some pretty thrilling rides.
TRON Lightcycle / Run
NOOOOO…we’re not talking about “it’s a small world,” although some of y’all might call it a scary ride. But we’ve taken multiple rides on Tower of Terror, Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, and TRON Lightcycle / Run.
But, there’s an experience going on in New York City right now that we might just say “no,” to.
The holiday season is one of our favorite times to visit Disney World.
Jingle Cruise
From Christmas-themed treats and meeting Santa Claus to watching the snow (er, snoap) fall on Main Street, U.S.A., there is so much to do. But one of the most popular things about the season is getting to see some of Disney’s classic rides all dolled up with lights and merry decor. Near the end of the year, Jungle Cruise turns into Jingle Cruise, where it gets decked out in holiday-themed jokes, kitschy decor, and more. We’ve already gotten a chance to experience it this year, but if you haven’t — we now know when it’s changing back!
The holiday season has taken over Disney World — and we’re soaking in allll the festive details.
Christmas tree in EPCOT’s World Showcase
We’ve been to the first Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party and Jollywood Nights event. We will continue to admire all the decorations in the parks. And — OF COURSE — we’re ready to eat ALL the holiday treats. But one thing we also look forward to every year is the holiday overlays, especially the one at an underrated EPCOT ride. Well, good news: it’s finally here!
So where are our DFB readers who are obsessed with Disney World’s Haunted Mansion?
Haunted Mansion
We get it — we’ve been on Haunted Mansion NUMEROUS times, and each time, we notice something different about the ride. We’re also really excited — and curious — about the addition of Hatbox Ghost to the attraction, which should be coming soon. However, there’s already something NEW in the ride — and it is SUPER CREEPY but also really special.
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