Disney World bringing back character meet-and-greets, Indiana Jones stunt show
ORLANDO, Fla. - Walt Disney World is giving guests another reason to celebrate.
Not only is ‘The World’s Most Magical Celebration' underway, but Disney World has announced some entertainment fan favorites that were put to a stop during the pandemic will be returning soon – including socially-distanced character meet-and-greets!
"Although the environment is not right just yet for hugs and autographs, you’ll soon be able to have individualized time with some of your favorite characters, getting to visit with them in a themed location and snap a photo or two," Disney Parks Blog reported Tuesday.
Guests will be able to find Disney Princesses then they return to Princess Fairytale Hall in Magic Kingdom Park! Over at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, you'll be able to find Minnie Mouse at Red Carpet Dreams and the stars of Disney Junior in Animation Courtyard.
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Mickey Mouse will be decked out in his 50th anniversary EARidescent best backstage at Town Square Theater on Main Street, U.S.A.
Mark your calendars: all of those character experiences are planned to restart in November.
As far as live entertainment shows, Disney will be bringing back even more cast members ahead of the holidays!
The nighttime experience ‘Disney Movie Magic’ at Disney's Hollywood Studios returns Nov. 7, celebrating Disney’s live-action film legacy. The projection show will feature a new element from the hit Disney favorite ‘Mulan.’
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And if you've missed the "Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular" you'll love this: the epic, action-packed stunt show returns Dec. 19!
"At EPCOT, World Showcase travelers are dancing to the Canadian rhythms of Alberta Bound, laughing at the antics of Sergio in Italy, and experiencing the majestic percussion of the Taiko drummers of Matsuriza in Japan," Disney Parks Blog reports.
Guest visiting Asia at Disney's Animal Kingdom next week will once again be able to enjoy the sounds of Chakranadi, and Kora Tinga Tinga in the streets of Harambe in Africa. The famous Tam Tam Drummers will be playing in Africa once again in early November!
Since the pandemic, character interactions were stopped and live entertainment shows were temporarily closed. Now, Disney World is taking one more step in getting back to normal.
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