Walt Disney World News + Festival of the Arts | 01/22/19

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The creators discuss several recent developments within the Disney vacation landscape. They provide details regarding the opening of the Disney's Riviera Resort, noting its high price points and the introduction of new room types for Disney Vacation Club members. The conversation shifts to Disney Cruise Line, where they examine potential project names for upcoming ships and discuss the impact of new vessel arrivals on existing fleet demand. The team also addresses the departure of Pixar animator Lee Unkrich and reviews the recent Academy Award nominations for Disney films, specifically noting the historic Best Picture nomination for Black Panther. The episode concludes with an in-depth look at the Epcot Festival of the Arts. The hosts share their personal experiences with the festival, praising the unique merchandise like silk scarf marbling and the quality of specific food items such as the short ribs in Germany. However, they also critique the heavy crowds and the prevalence of standard canvas artwork, expressing a preference for more diverse mediums and unique, handmade sculptures.
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the Riviera Resort is now open for bookings some more info has been released on Disney Cruise Lines newest ships
Port Canaveral documents may reveal project name for new Disney Cruise Line ships
Lee Unkrich is leaving Pixar after 25 years
Festival of the Arts is underway at Epcot and we will tell you what our thoughts are of that
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