Allyson Koerner

With Disney Springs reopening on May 20, media was invited to walk through the health and safety protocols. Here’s everything you can expect during your visit.

Disney announced more details about the health and safety protocols guests and all employees will have to follow once Disney Springs begins its phased reopening on May 20.

After being closed for almost two months, Disney Springs is officially reopening. The shopping and dining complex will only open in phases and with several health and safety protocols put in place.

Walt Disney World is trying to make right with guests whose vacations have been impacted by the resort’s temporary closure due to COVID-19 concerns. So much so, they announced a new offer that includes free dining.

Due to coronavirus concerns and in order to keep guests and employees safe, Walt Disney World will temporarily close starting Sunday, March 15 through the end of the month.

The nighttime projection show Disney Movie Magic is returning to Hollywood Studios. The show that first debuted in 2017 is only coming back for a limited time.

Walt Disney World announced a new dining plan called the Disney Dining Plan Plus. This means there are now four 2020 dining plans to choose from when booking a vacation pacakge.

Disney announced that Spaceship Earth will close in May for an unknown period of time. The attraction is undergoing a lengthy refurbishment, alongside the rest of Future World.

The 2020 dates for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party are here. You can also purchase tickets for the party, which begins the second week of August.

The new Mickey Shorts Theater coming to Hollywood Studios in March finally has an opening date. An original cartoon exclusive to the park will also debut on the same day.

Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue, Epcot’s newest Quick Service dining location, finally has an officially opening date — and it’s much sooner than you think.

In some breaking news, Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom is getting quite the royal makeover and just in time for two major celebrations.

Walt Disney World guests can now choose from four different ticket options when booking a trip to the most magical place on earth. The new option is similar to Park Hopper Plus, but without the park hopping.

Walt Disney World has seen yet another price increase when it comes Annual Passes, Park Hopper, and Park Hopper Plus. The new prices for each are all currently in effect.