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Today we are discussing Disney News for the first week of January 2021 with the announcement that Magic hours are going away permanently and being replaced. The magical express is going away at the end of 2021, Disney moving the office to Floriday, and more.
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The home to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea has been conducting a lottery to determine which annual pass holders may visit the park on any given day, due to overwhelming demand while the parks’ capacities are limited. The resort will stop conducting the lottery for assignments after December 2020 and will begin issuing refunds for pro-rated annual pass holders. The resort also will not extend annual passes for the period that the parks were closed, as it had offered during the pandemic shutdown.
Tokyo Disney said that it will provide an update on the future of its annual pass program by the end of March 2021.
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Some Walt Disney World street performers and other park entertainers were among an undisclosed number of Disney employees who found out Tuesday night they were being laid off.
Some of the affected workers took social media to share that their time with the company had come to an end. Among those being let go is part of the acting troupe at Disney’s Hollywood Studios known as the Citizens of Hollywood.
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Today we just found the true story behind some of the Disney ghost videos we have seen and Toy Story of Terror on Disney Plus. What a fun way to celebrate Halloween!
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Today we are discussing the cost to join Club 33 at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. A few corrections below.
The initial price to join is $33,000. The annual membership fee is $15,000.
The membership includes:
Access to all 4 Walt Disney World Club 33 locations
Premier Passport for the member, spouse, and any children under age 26
50, 1-day park hopper tickets a year
5 day-long VIP guided tours
Access to a private concierge service
A limited number of instant FastPass+ reservations
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Halloween at Disneyland and Walt Disney World are defiantly different in 2020 worth talking about on today podcast. What you can expect and if it is worth visiting this season.
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Pirates of the Caribbean is a series of fantasy swashbuckler films produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and based on Walt Disney’s theme park attraction of the same name. The film series serves as a major component of the eponymous media franchise.
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Sometimes attractions at Disney parks go through many iterations and locations before they settle into a place that works, today we are talking about the long history of Luigi’s Rollickin Roadsters.
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Disney has announced 3 closures in a few different parks, Lets find out what they are today.
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Born in Los Angeles on February 1, 1947, Tony Baxter grew up in Orange County, California. It was the perfect time and place for this future Imagineer—he not only witnessed the birth of the theme park industry, but he also grew up alongside his beloved Disneyland. A Disney fan from an early age, Tony especially enjoyed his weekly visits with Walt courtesy of the Disneyland television program. The show whetted his appetite for Walt’s new wonderland rising from the Anaheim citrus groves. In his spare time he could be found building models and mocking up rides in his backyard.
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