Tag: Disney’s Pop Century

  • Disney delays the release of the Live Action “Mulan”

    Due to concerns of the Coronaviris, Disney Studios has announced that it is delaying the release of the live-action version of Mulan.

    The movie was originally slated to open nation-wide on March 26. This delayed opening is among many Hollywood releases that have been delayed do to the current world-wide situation.

    Although no release date was mentioned, rumors are hinting at a mid-May release to coincide with the Summer Blockbuster Season.

    Check back with DisneyDawgs and we will let you know as soon as information is released.

     

  • Disney Cruiseline, Walt Disney World Resorts and Disneyland CLOSED!!!

    For the first time in the history of the parks, both Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, Disneyland in California and the Disney Cruise Line will be temporarily suspending operations this weekend.

    Due to the Coronavirus, both parks and the cruise line will suspend public operations on Sunday, March 15, 2020. Disney Springs and ALL Disney Resorts will be cleared of visitors.  Disney is reporting that there have been no reports of the Coronavirus at any of the properties and that they are suspending operations due to overwhelming public safety concerns.

    Some reports are claiming that this shutdown will last until March 30, 2020 at the earliest, although there is no confirmation from Disney on that date.

    Here at DisneyDawgs, we will keep you updated with the latest information as soon as it is available.

    Below is the official statement from the Disney Company regarding the closures.

    Disney Statement regarding Park/Cruiseline Closures
    Disney Statement regarding Park/Cruiseline Closures

  • Disney releases statement clarifying cancellation policies

    The following is a statement released by the Walt Disney Company reguarding the closure of both Disneyland and Walt Disney World parks, hotels and resorts.

    Full statement:

    In an abundance of caution, and in the best interest of our Guests and Cast Members, we are proceeding with the closure of our theme parks at Walt Disney World Resort, beginning March 16, through the end of the month.

    The Walt Disney Company will pay its Cast Members during that closure period.

    Disney Resort hotels and Disney Springs will remain open until further notice.

    We will continue to stay in close contact with appropriate officials and health experts.

    Below, you’ll find information on impacts to current and upcoming plans. Please continue to check this page for additional updates.

     

    TICKETS

    May I get a refund on my ticket?
    Unexpired multi-day theme park tickets with unused days, or date-specific theme park tickets with a start date on or before March 31, 2020 will automatically be extended to use any date through December 15, 2020. If you are unable to visit by December 15, 2020 you may apply the value of a wholly unused ticket toward the purchase of a ticket for a future date.

    Florida Resident Discover Disney Tickets may be used through July 31, 2020.

    Guests who have purchased tickets for Disney After Hours, Disney Villains After Hours and Disney Early Morning Magic from March 16, 2020 through March 31, 2020 will be automatically refunded.

    ANNUAL PASSES
    How does the closure of Walt Disney World impact annual passes?
    Walt Disney World annual passes will be extended by the number of days the parks are closed, March 16, 2020 through March 31, 2020.

    RESORTS
    I have a future stay at a Disney Resort hotel while the park is closed. What does that mean for my vacation?
    Guests who have not checked in for stays between March 16, 2020 through March 31, 2020 may modify or cancel their Disney Resort room reservation or Walt Disney Travel Company package up to their original check-in date. If no action is taken, Disney will automatically process a refund to the original form of payment within seven days of the original check-in date. If you did not book through Disney directly, please contact your travel professional.

    What if I want to cancel a Disney Resort hotel reservation after the parks reopen?
    We will waive all Disney imposed change and cancellation fees up to the date of check-in through June 30, 2020.

    DINING & OTHER EXPERIENCES
    I have a pre-paid dining reservation or experience reservation like Droid Depot during the time when the parks are closed. Will I receive a refund?
    Yes. All pre-paid dining and experience reservations will be automatically refunded if scheduled between March 16, 2020 through March 31, 2020.

    What happens to dining reservations that required a credit card at the time of booking?
    Reservations made at locations impacted by the closure will not be charged a cancellation or no-show fee.

  • 49 Days!!!

    Getting close to the home stretch!!!

     

  • Discover A Message from Mickey Mouse After Your Walt Disney World Resort Vacation

    If you stay 3 nights or longer at a Disney Resort Hotel during 2020, you will receive a letter thanking you for visiting.  This is no ordinary letter.  Within the letter there will be a QR code that will unlock a hidden screen on the Play Disney Parks app.  This screen will allow you to access an animation, augmented reality Mickey Mouse that will appear on your phone.

    I am looking forward to seeing this once me and my pups come back from our upcoming trip.

     

  • How Not to Forget Something on your Trip

    How Not to Forget Something on your Trip

    You have to admit that planning a trip to Disney can be quite overwhelming, and if you have small children, it can also be next to impossible.  When I took my wife and my pups to Disney for the first time, they were 2 and 4 years old.  For my wife and I to remember everything was a disaster.

    Thankfully, today, families have help through internet forums and fan sites (like this one) to help with all of the stages of planning a trip.

    Even with the resources available today, you are bound to forget something.

    That is where we come in.  With having to pack for herself, and the pups, my wife has developed a packing list that she will go through to make sure that she has not forgotten anything.  She has tweaked the list throughout the year and has it almost down to science.

    Below is the list that she uses and at the very bottom of the page is a link that you may download for free to help remember what is needed to be packed so that you do not have to either go to one of the gift shops at your resort and pay 3-5 times as much for a product or have to run out to Walmart and/or Target at midnight to get something you’ve forgotten.

    Download DisneyDawgs Ultimate Packing List

  • Four Days until FastPass+ Selection Days

    It has been a long wait since we booked our Disney trip, but it is starting to get really close now!!!  In four days we can book our FastPasses for Walt Disney World in Orlando

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    10 More days until FastPasses

     

    70 Days to go!!!

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  • Five Dollar Noodles are not Five Dollars Anymore…

    Five Dollar Noodles are not Five Dollars Anymore…

    Hard-core Disney World fans will feel the sorrow of this news. Tambu Lounge at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort offers a couple of hidden menu items.  One of them is the Teriyaki Noodles.  This dish has been a hidden treasure for some time now.  The noodles are the same that are served at Ohana, but for only $5.  Although a much smaller serving than those served at Ohana, the Tambu Lounge version offer them as a quick snack without having to pay $60 for the Twilight Meal at Ohana.

    Alas, as with anything at Disney, the price was raised in early January to $9!!! Although the Teriyaki Noodles are still very good, $9 for the portion that you receive is not worth the price.

     

    Sadly, another thing that was a comfort when visiting Disney World has been either taken away or priced to the point that it is no longer worth purchasing.