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There has been SO MANY news stories to cover since our last news update (which was a DOOZY!).
A reopened Magic Kingdom
Let’s recap on what the past week has looked at when it comes to Disney news! (Buckle up guys, it’s a long one!)
The global health crisis has had a sweeping effect on live entertainment.
Drawn to Life Stage
This week, we’ve already heard that Broadway will not be reopening until 2021 and Cirque du Soleil had to file for bankruptcy protection. Now, it seems that Cirque may have something to look forward to in the coming months. Tickets are on sale NOW for Cirque du Soleil’s upcoming Drawn to Life show in Disney Springs! Let’s take a look at when!
Although the Canadian-based entertainment company Cirque du Soliel has several productions in Las Vegas (and throughout the world), it’s also made quite a name for itself at Disney World.
Under Cirque du Soleil’s Big Top in Disney Springs
La Nouba was a long-time running show at Disney Springs’ which eventually paved the way for Drawn to Life, a collaborative effort between Walt Disney Animation Studios, Walt Disney Imagineering, and of course, Cirque du Soleil!
It’s a beautiful day to think about Disney World, don’t you think? Who are we kidding? Every day is a beautiful day to think about Disney World!
Epcot
If you’ve got a Disney vacation coming up this fall, you probably have Disney on the brain often. Well, if you’re lucky enough to be going to see the Mouse soon, we want to help you out with five NEW Disney upgrades that just might be the right fit for your trip! Let’s dive in.
We’ve been hard at work in the parks scoping out all the latest news for you and today we have all the details on what’s happening due to the ongoing closures and more.
Magic Kingdom
We have a lot to share with you this week, so let’s jump right in…
Cirque de Soleil Entertainment Group has just made the decision to postpone all future performances of Drawn to Life indefinitely.
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This action comes at a time of much uncertainty when many organizations and businesses are having to choose how to navigate the escalation of COVID-19 in the United States.
We’ve been hard at work in the parks scoping out all the latest news for you! First, a few things to remember…
Mickey and Friends Topiaries
We have a lot to share with you this week, so let’s jump right in…
Ever since last year’s D23 Expo, we have been anxiously awaiting the premiere of Cirque du Soleil’s brand new show, Drawn to Life.
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And today we were able to catch a sneak peek of the all-new performance which opens to the public on April 17, 2020!
Since Cirque du Soleil La Nouba ended its nineteen year run in Disney World, we’ve been itching for more high-flying acrobatics and stunt choreography. We thought about doing our own show, but we guess we’ll let the professionals handle it. 
Cirque du Soleil
The new show, Drawn to Life, is set to go live in Disney Springs in a little under two months and Disney is sharing another behind-the-scenes look at one of the biggest stars of the show!
Over the next few years, you will see some major changes coming to Disney World in preparation for the resort’s 50th Anniversary in 2021. In anticipation of these new experiences, there may be a few changes you want to make if you are planning on visiting in 2020.
Cinderella Castle
Note that you may not be able to make these changes juuuust quite yet. As of this writing, reservations are not available for many of next year’s new attractions and restaurants (but check back with DFB often — you know we’ll let you know as soon as they do!). With that said, here are a few things you will want to consider changing when the time comes!
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