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Walt Disney World

Magic Kingdom

Yesterday, during our visit to Magic Kingdom, we noticed new construction walls were put up around Peter Pan’s Flight queue at Magic Kingdom and today, we noticed that the walls had been expanded to surround more of the queue

EPCOT

With the transformation of the EPCOT main entrance area, the original Legacy sculptures have been removed, but Leave A Legacy lives on in a new setting just outside the park that was unveiled today
We were on-hand today to check out the new Leave A Legacy displays, and we have your close-up look at the massive walls
Work continues around EPCOT as the park gets ready for the 2021 Taste of EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival, and now supports have been erected for the Butterfly House next to the Land Pavilion
Spice Road Table reopened in mid-December with a new menu and some new decor and now a new display of spices has been added to the restaurant’s entryway
We stopped by The American Adventure today to check out the new Charlie Parker saxophone that was added to “The Soul of Jazz: An American Adventure” exhibit
Check out our most recent photo report from EPCOT as we see the butterfly garden supports go up, a new instrument added to the “Soul of Jazz” exhibit, new bridal ear headband, and more

Disney Springs

Valentine’s Day is almost here, so we headed out to Amorette’s Patisserie at Disney Springs to try the new Love Is In The Air Petit Cake

Walt Disney World Resort Hotels

Over at the Great Ceremonial House at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, we recently saw the roof of the Monorail station and the platform completely removed to make way for new structure elements, which we saw going vertical today

Other Walt Disney World News

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As of today, four new hotels will be added to the Walt Disney World Gateway Hotel collection: Residence Inn by Marriott at Western Entrance, Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott at Western Entrance, Homewood Suites by Hilton at Western Entrance and Home2 Suites by Hilton at Western Entrance
Walt Disney World has extended the availability of various special offers for active or retired U.S.A. military members

Disneyland Resort

The Starbucks at Downtown Disney District has been closed since December due to Southern California’s stay-at-home order but thankfully, guests won’t have to go without their favorite coffee for much longer, as Starbucks is reopening on Monday, February 15

Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris has announced that they will be installing more plastic barriers on several of their attractions and according to OutsideEars, these new Plexiglas plates are currently being installed on the docks and boarding areas as well as inside the vehicles of some attractions

New Merchandise

Walt Disney World has a plethora of new pins now available, including pins celebrating Presidents’ Day on February 15 and Mardi Gras, which begins February 16
Several new merchandise collections appeared at Disneyland Resort today including the One Hundred and One Dalmatians Dooney & Bourke collection, “it’s a small world” Wishables, and Everyday Cosplay nuiMOs outfits designed by Ashley Eckstein and Wes Jenkins
Several new pins have arrived at Disneyland Resort, including pins from some of the monthly collections as well as Mardi Gras and Valentine’s Day pins

The Walt Disney Company

Almost two years after acquiring 21st Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company is shutting down Fox’s Blue Sky Studios

WDW News Today

Tune in tonight for another battle of the bloggers on “Tom vs. Josh” as our own Tom Corless does battle with Josh of easyWDW for 60 minutes of fierce conversations covering topics such as ‘is the new Leave a Legacy an improvement?,’ ‘a good IP to put in a Disney hotel,’ ‘is cardboard characters the new Disney?,’ ‘are Vloggers to blame for most things?’ and more