BIG Disney World Changes in 2023

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Editorial Summary
The creator provides a comprehensive overview of upcoming changes, openings, and closures scheduled for Disney World throughout 2023. The video details the permanent closure of Splash Mountain to make way for Tiana's Bayou Adventure and notes the conclusion of the 50th Anniversary celebration as the company transitions into its 100th anniversary. Major attraction updates include the opening of Tron Lightcycle Run in Magic Kingdom, the debut of Journey of Water inspired by Moana at Epcot, and the return of the Happily Ever After fireworks show. The creator also discusses the return of after-hours events and improvements to the Genie Plus system. Regarding dining, the video highlights several new restaurant openings such as Summer House on the Lake and Roundup Rodeo Barbecue. Additionally, the creator addresses ongoing construction at various resort hotels and concludes by exploring several lingering questions for fans, including the potential future of Blue Sky projects, the return of the Disney Dining Plan, and the impact of the leadership change involving CEO Bob Iger.
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Splash Mountain will be closing for good on January 23 2023 and that means the last day you're going to be able to ride is January 22nd
I think it's going to be relaxing and I think it's going to be a super chill experience in the middle of the park and I can't wait
Genie plus is a premium planning tool that allows guests to book Lowe's lightning Lanes AKA much faster queue lines than the standard ones
2023 is going to be a jam-packed year but DFE will be here to help lead you through all the newness and unpredictability
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