We haven't been to Magic Kingdom since 2014. We were so excited to return but things looked a little different during Covid-19. Here's what you can expect if you visit during the pandemic:
- Make a date-specific advance reservation online
- Temperature checks when you enter
- Face coverings required
- No Fastpass π
- Reduced hours
- Restaurants: Order & pay for food on the app
- Social distance on rides and inline (markings on the ground & can make wait times longer)
- Hand sanitizer throughout the park
- Increased cleaning procedures
- Download My Disney Experience App. Get the latest updates, mobile ordering, restaurant menus, real-time wait times, and park maps.
- No extra Magic Hours
- No park hopping: One park per day
- No parades: They will have impromptu brief processions (we saw 2)
- No fireworks or other nighttime spectaculars
- No character meet and greets. They are in the park you just can't get close.
I know the changes might make some not want to visit during Covid-19 but it really wasn't bad. We were excited to have an escape during the pandemic! We're grateful Florida is allowing Disney World to be open!
We purposely came to the Magic Kingdom on a rainy day. We've been here before in October when it was really hot. It was overcast and ended up being a great day and we didn't mind the rain. We bought our tickets the night before and were able to still get a reservation.
We ate lunch at the Three Broomsticks Tavern and returned later for dessert. We couldn't make up our minds so we ended up with apple pie, butterbeer ice cream, and frozen butterbeer. π It was so yummy!
We always try to take an airboat ride when we travel to Florida. It is such a rush! We went on Wild Willy's Airboat Tour. We saw lots of eagles, alligators, and birds. Captain Tyler picked the water lilies for my girls. π
It just kept getting better... after our boat ride, Captain Tyler let us hold this cute little gator!
We stayed on St. Pete Beach for the second half of our vacation. It was nice to relax on the beach after spending three days in Orlando. The hotel pool was a hit and our girls loved going back and forth between the beach and pool!
We π FLORIDA
The legendary Pink Palace of St. Pete Beach! The Don CeSar Hotel opened in 1928 and has played host to a long list of interesting guests, including Marilyn Monroe, Al Capone, and Elizabeth Taylor. In the '70s it was slated to be torn down but the locals stepped in to petition that it be restored and saved π. I can't imagine St. Pete Beach without it.π«
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