Park Pass Reservations Going Away at Walt Disney World, Disney Dining Plan Return Set
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Tom Corliss reports on several significant updates for Disney theme parks and cruise lines. A major change involves Walt Disney World removing the park pass reservation requirement for select ticket types, such as date-based tickets, starting in January 2024. Additionally, the Disney Dining Plan is set to return in 2024, with two different package options being offered for guests to prepay for meals and snacks. The creator also discusses a new policy regarding dining reservation modifications, noting that guests can no longer make last-minute changes online within two hours of their reservation time. Other news includes the debut of new dolls in wheelchairs at Disneyland Paris, the return of the Avengers drone show, and various enhancements to the Disney Magic cruise ship, such as the new Soulcat Lounge. Finally, the report notes that Tokyo Disney Resort has lifted character hugging restrictions, marking the end of most COVID-related protocols across global Disney parks.
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Disney is removing the requirement for park pass reservations in 2024 for select ticket types at the Walt Disney World Resort beginning January 9 2024
Disney has announced the return of the Disney Dining Plan to the Walt Disney World Resort beginning you guessed it in 2024
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