Walt Disney World & DCL News & Discussion | 05/25/21

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The creators discuss several updates regarding Disney Cruise Line and Walt Disney World. A significant portion of the conversation focuses on the Alaska Tourism Restoration Act, which may allow foreign flagged Disney ships to sail to Alaska from Seattle without visiting a foreign port. The hosts express optimism that this legislative change could lead to a resumption of Alaska itineraries. They also provide updates on the Disney Wish, noting high demand and specific booking windows for different Castaway Club tiers. The discussion shifts to Walt Disney World resorts, where the team reviews an article identifying three properties that have seen better days. They debate the merits of the Grand Floridian, Animal Kingdom Lodge, and the Boardwalk, sharing personal anecdotes regarding service, transportation, and atmosphere. The segment concludes with a discussion on the potential return of nighttime fireworks at Disney parks and the current state of character interactions within the theme parks.
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the disney experience doing those sailings puts the others to shame it just puts the others to shame
i think if you are already booked on an alaska cruise didn't cancel didn't reschedule it from july 12th on there's a chance now
i trust disney explicitly to when they're sailing i will happily get on a disney cruise
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