Take a look at the new Annual Passholder Entrances at each Disney theme park.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios – entrance to the right of the main entrance
Disney’s Animal Kingdom – entrance to the right of the main entrance
Magic Kingdom – entrance to the left of the main entrance
Epcot – entrance to the left of the main entrance (which of course is just outside my photo LOL). But as you can see the regular line the Annual Passholder entrance had a handful of people.
The latest entry in the “Star Wars” saga, “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” shines a light on the pre-Luke Skywalker era of the Rebel Alliance for the first time on the big screen, but Disney XD viewers have been following the Rebellion’s early days for years on the small screen thanks to Lucasfilm Animation’s “Star Wars Rebels.”
The Avatar world opening at Disney’s Animal Kingdom this summer is expected to transform the theme park much like Cars Land did at Disney’s California Adventure.
The smash “Sing” and the acclaimed “Kubo and the Two Strings” have their work cut out for them at this weekend’s 74th Golden Globes Awards ceremony, because here’s the thing: Disney rarely surrenders the animation crown.
Everyone knows Disney had a record-shattering year at the box office in 2016, gobbling up $3 billion domestically and a stunning $7.6 billion worldwide. Likewise, we all know Disney dominated the 2016 charts, owning half of the top-10 highest grossing films worldwide — including the top four releases (as well as the top three overseas releases and top two releases in North America).
Hardcore Disney fans may know about a few of these upcoming films, but Disney has updated its slate for 2017 with new photos and details of films for the coming year. Here’s what to expect from the mega studio that also releases films from Marvel, Pixar and LucasFilm.
Beginning Jan. 13, 2017, guests can experience the ultimate cultural celebration as food, art and entertainment merge into an all-new event during the Epcot® International Festival of the Arts at Walt Disney World® Resort.
We’re excited to share the lineup of performers for this brand new series:
Performances will be at 5:30 p.m., 6:45 p.m. and 8 p.m. Friday through Monday of each festival weekend.
The dining package includes a three-course meal or full buffet at participating Epcot restaurants and priority seating at the 8 p.m. concert. Prices range from $39-$69+ tax for adults, $23-$41+tax for children.
Also during the Festival, Future World Plaza will be filled with a variety of other visual and live performances including Epcot Living Statues, performances by Central Florida high schools and acclaimed university and college talent appearing through a partnership with Disney Performing Arts. Plus, Epcot’s American Music Machine will perform on the Future World Fountain Stage.
The festival runs Fridays through Mondays starting Jan. 13–Feb. 20, 2017.
Here’s something for guests to look forward to this year at Epcot® at Walt Disney World® Resort! In early 2017, your Clients will be able to visit Choza Tequila, an authentic outdoor tequileria, just outside of the Mexico pavilion. The menu will feature refreshing hand-crafted margaritas and classic Mexican cuisine like tacos, empanadas, chips and fresh guacamole.
At CES 2017, the two companies announced a strategic alliance in which Panasonic will provide the Disney parks with their latest projectors and other tech to improve the customer experience.
