WDWNT Weekly Recap: “Star Wars” Names Removed from Menu Items, Former Hollywood Studios Bridge Getting Demolished, Minnie Ear Price Increases, and No Walt Disney World Railroad Through 2020

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WDWNT Weekly Recap: “Star Wars” Names Removed from Menu Items, Former Hollywood Studios Bridge Getting Demolished, Minnie Ear Price Increases, and No Walt Disney World Railroad Through 2020

Every week is a busy week when it comes to Disney news. To help you keep up with all of the updates coming out of Walt Disney World and other Disney resorts, here’s WDWNT’s weekly recap of the Disney news from October 14-20!

Walt Disney World

Cinderella Half Marathon Medal

Magic Kingdom

Epcot

Animal Kingdom

Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Disney Springs

  • Take a stroll around Disney Springs with us and check out this week’s photo report, including Arendelle Aqua Pet Spirit Jerseys, the seasonal D-Luxe Burger offering and more

Typhoon Lagoon

Pirate Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck at Typhoon Lagoon

Walt Disney World Resort Hotels

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort

Disney’s Riviera Resort

Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

Disneyland Resort

Disneyland Park

Disneyland Paris

Tokyo Disney Resort

Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa

New Merchandise

Entertainment & Media

WDWNT News

That’s all of the Disney news for this past week! Make sure you check back at the end of each week for our weekly recaps!

1 thought on “WDWNT Weekly Recap: “Star Wars” Names Removed from Menu Items, Former Hollywood Studios Bridge Getting Demolished, Minnie Ear Price Increases, and No Walt Disney World Railroad Through 2020”

  1. I wish that they would reopen the railroad and let the Magic Kingdom stay open to 2 AM again. I have fond memories of doing 15 hours at Disney world! Also, why would they remove the themed menu names from Ronto Roasters? Is this just another corporate crime?

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