Hello Mickey News readers! We’ve got a delightful and action-packed roundup from around the Disney universe, complete with magic, mischief, and a sprinkle of spookiness!
First up at Disneyland, the beloved “Fantasmic!” show saw more action than planned as a fight broke out during its 10:30 p.m. performance. What started as an enchanting evening turned into a surprising spectacle, adding a bit of real-life drama to the fantastical storytelling! Meanwhile, an Italian restaurant is set to replace the much-missed Planet Hollywood at Disneyland Paris’ Disney Village, as construction permits spill the beans on exciting new dining ventures. This move marks a culinary shift in Disney dining, promising authentic flavors in a magical setting.
Over at Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World, the Halloween spirit is in full swing with sold-out dates for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. This spooktacular celebration continues to captivate guests with its festive parades and ghostly encounters. Speaking of Halloween, Disney has launched a plethora of bewitching merchandise, including a new “Coco” collection, custom “Nightmare Before Christmas” plush headbands, and a light-up Mickey jack-o’-lantern—perfect for those who love to bring Disney’s haunting charm home.
In other park news, Epcot’s CommuniCore Hall is temporarily closed as preparations kick off for the highly anticipated 2024 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival. Plus, retro fans will be disappointed to hear that the original 1982 Imagination Pavilion music loop has been silenced, ending an era of nostalgic tunes within the pavilion’s restrooms.
Across the Pacific, Tokyo DisneySea has some major updates as well. The famed Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull is set to close for an extensive one-year refurbishment beginning in 2025, though this closure has just been removed from the official site, keeping adventurers on their toes.
And in the unmissable Halloween spirit at Disneyland Resort, Dr. Doofenshmirtz is confirmed to make his first meet-and-greet appearance at the Oogie Boogie Bash. Guests also get to enjoy meet-and-greets with Mickey and Friends in their new Halloween costumes, plus spooky merchandise like the Kuzco “poison” glow cube—a must-have for fans of “The Emperor’s New Groove.”
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Source: WDW News Today
