Entertainment is on its way back! On Oct. 1, at Magic Kingdom Park, “Let the Magic Begin” is back on the Cinderella Castle Forecourt Stage, and the ragtime piano players are making daily appearances at Casey’s Corner on Main Street U.S.A!
At EPCOT, World Showcase offers Alberta Bound in Canada, Sergio in Italy, and the Taiko drummers of Matsuriza in Japan.
Starting next week at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, head over to Asia to enjoy the music of Chakranadi, and Kora Tinga Tinga which will return to Harambe in Africa. The Tam Tam Drummers are to come back to Africa in early November. Performers will also be returning to Disney’s Boardwalk Resort, and Yeehaw Bob will be back starting October 14 in the River Roost Lounge at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside.
Disney is still not ready for up close and personal meet and greets, but will now have socially distanced meets at locations such as the Disney Princesses’ returning to Princess Fairytale Hall in Magic Kingdom Park. At Disney’s Hollywood Studios, you’ll find Minnie Mouse at Red Carpet Dreams and the stars of Disney Junior in Animation Courtyard. Mickey Mouse will be at Town Square Theater on Main Street, U.S.A., with his all-new EARidescent look. Each of these locations is planned to start welcoming guests in November.
On November 7th, “Disney Movie Magic,” a cinematic nighttime experience at Disney’s Hollywood Studios celebrating Disney’s live-action film legacy, will feature a new sequence from Disney’s “Mulan.” On December 19th, “Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular” will be back in all its glory.
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