2024 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival Eat to the Beat Concert Series Lineup Announced & More: Daily Recap (7/1/24)

Katie Francis

A collage of six images features a live concert, a young person holding a themed cup, a display case, themed soft-serve ice creams, a themed drink, and a Disney Vacation Club sign in front of a building, offering the perfect daily recap.

2024 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival Eat to the Beat Concert Series Lineup Announced & More: Daily Recap (7/1/24)

This year’s Eat to the Beat Concert Series lineup was announced, a new Florida law allows DVC to remove unruly timeshare owners, and new Haunted Mansion merchandise is on the way — all this and more in today’s daily recap for Monday, July 1, 2024.

Walt Disney World

EPCOT

eat to the beat concert series

Disney Springs

Two images showing hands holding orange-flavored ice cream treats against a waterfront background: One is a swirl cone topped with orange candy, the other is an ice cream sundae in a mason jar with an orange slice.

Walt Disney World Resort Hotels

A sign reading "Disney Vacation Club" stands in front of a wooden cabin surrounded by trees and greenery.

New Merchandise

A person holds a green-striped tumbler with a straw. To the right, there are decorative glass domes with figurines, and below them, a tote bag with intricate black and white illustrations.

Disneyland Resort

A person holding flyers stands near the entrance to Disneyland Resort with visitors walking by on a sunny day.
Andi Gallagher, a Fantasyland attractions worker, joins other Disney union members as they pass out buttons and ask visitors to sign a petition supporting their fight for a contract with the theme park company outside the Harbor Boulevard entrance Monday, July 1, 2024 in Anaheim, CA. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Tokyo Disney Resort

A hotel room with two queen beds, floral-themed bedding and carpet, ornate headboards, and wall decorations. Text reads "Fantasy Springs Hotel Room Tour" with an illustrated creature among flowers.

The Walt Disney Company

A small theater reminiscent of a bygone era shows significant ceiling damage and disrepair, with sections falling in, exposed wiring overhead, yet seating arrangements remain largely intact—almost like a forgotten set piece from a Walt Disney classic.

Universal Studios

A hand holds a blue, hexagonal "Chocolate Frog" box in one image, and the opened white chocolate frog in another image, both against an outdoor background.

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That’s it for today; we hope you enjoyed this Daily Recap. Thanks for stopping by, and we’ll see you tomorrow!

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