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Disney World Park Hopper service is currently suspended…

According to Disney:

“To enter a park, both a park reservation and valid admission for the same park on the same date is required. Reservations need to be made via My Disney Experience in the coming weeks. You can request one park a day. As customers won’t need to hop between parks, the hopper service is currently suspended.

This reservation applies for all confirmed tickets through 2020, so reserve your parks as early as possible to help plan your itinerary.“

This tells us that you will need to book the specific park you want to visit per day in the new reservation system once it becomes available.

Remember having a Disney Resort hotel reservation does not guarantee theme park access!

There is no word on when the new Reservation System will be available at this time but we expect it to be soon. To see a full list of upcoming changes click here.

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Filed Under: Parks & Resorts, Walt Disney World, Disney World, Disney World Park Hopper, Disney World Reopening, Park Hopper, Theme Park

Disney Monorail and Skyliner to resume operations for reopening

Disney World monorail will resume operations starting on July 11th with the reopening of the Magic Kingdom.

The Express and Resort monorail will be in operation starting on the 11th, however, the Epcot monorail will not be offered even after Epcot reopens on July 15th. Guests will be required to take a bus from their resorts to Epcot.

The capacity for the monorail will be greatly reduced. You can see how Disney is handling the Social Distancing Measures on Disney World Buses here.

In more Disney World Transportation news… Disney’s Skyliner is expected to resume operations starting on July 15th to coincide with the reopening of Epcot and Hollywood Studios.

All three Skyliner lines will be in operation, linking the two open resorts – Disney’s Riviera Resort and Pop Century Resort to EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

Hours of operation are expected to be 10 am – 11 pm to EPCOT, and 9 am – 10 pm to Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

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Filed Under: Parks & Resorts, Transportation, Walt Disney World, disney transportation, Disney World, Disney World Reopening, Disney World Transportation, monorail, Skyliner

Stunt Team Members Resume Reveals New Detail About ‘WandaVision’ Season One. The resume for one of the stunt team members working on Marvel Studios new Disney+ series, WandaVision, has confirmed that the series will be much longer than the rumored 6-episodes.

A screenshot of the resume was shared by Lizzie Hill of Murphy’s Universe and shares this unexpected detail about the length of the series on Disney+. The unnamed stunt person has a credit for “ND Stunts” in WandaVision, Season 1: Episode 9. Meaning WandaVision has 3 more episodes than previously believed, due to the announced “6-hour run time” for the series.

Photo Credit: ScreenShot courtesy of Lizzie Hill

So what does this mean for WandaVision? Well, it either means that Marvel Studios has been vague on the details with the cast, since the 6-hour run time was reported by Elizabeth Olsen (Wand Maximoff/Scarlet Witch) herself, or that the episodes will be shorter than the predicted 45-50 min run times.

The series will premiere much like other Disney+ original series, with Episode 1 premiering reportedly in December 2020, and new episodes will then debut weekly following the initial release. It is currently unknown if the entire season will premiere on time since the series is rumored to be tied into the events of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness which has been pushed back near a year in theaters due to production delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Others speculate only a portion of the first season will premiere on time with the final episodes premiering close to the release of Doctor Strange 2. Disney and Marvel Studios have yet to comment on the fate of the new Marvel series on Disney+, but hopefully we will get official word soon.

Be sure to check back here at Chip and Co. for updates and for all things Marvel and Disney+!

Featured Photo Credit: Marvel Studios/Disney+

Source: TheDirect

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Filed Under: Marvel, Disney+, News, TV, disney, Marvel Studios, WandaVision

Oh Boy! After the popularity of the Star Wars Collection, Pyrex has launched a new Disney collection! It’s a Mickey Pyrex Collection! Although it sold out right away, they have an email sign up for when it comes back in stock! So make sure you sign up, so you don’t miss that.

Mickey Pyrex Collection

This fun collection is inspired by Mickey Mouse and the bright colors of Summer. Colorful dots reminiscent of the candy dots from childhood surround these gorgeous glass containers. Vibrant red, blue, green, and yellow lids and dots add delightful pops of color to the Mickey graphics.

Decorative Pyrex containers are great because they can be used as both serving bowls, or food storage containers! I also prefer to use glass instead of plastic for my storage containers. The collection offers a variety of 4 cup storage containers, as well as a 6 piece set.

The six-piece set is fun because it comes with three different bowl sizes and three matching lids. I do love a variety of choices! The six-piece collection has a 2 cup, a 4 cup, and a 7 cup bowl! I missed out on them, but I will definitely try to get this set when they restock!

If you’re as in love with this Mickey Pyrex Collection as we are, be sure to sign up for emails at Pyrex.com so you won’t miss the next release!

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Filed Under: Shop, Home Decor, disney kitchen, Mickey Mouse Containers, Mickey Mouse Kitchen, Mickey Pyrex, Mickey Pyrex Collection, Pyrex

We spent the day at the Universal Orlando Resort yesterday and were surprised at how much more has been added to the new roller coaster coming to Islands of Adventure. This coaster which rumored name is the Velocicoaster is inside the Jurassic Park area of the theme park. Universal has not yet given any hints to theming, opening date, or even the offical name.

This new coaster looks massive and is being built pretty quick! We got to see part of a building area they are adding and also some track that didn’t even have the plastic taken off yet.

The new Jurassic themed coaster also sits right next to the Three Broomsticks back patio in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. I wonder how they plan to separate the two lands once the coaster is finished.

We can’t wait to get some official information on the brand new coaster coming to Universal Orlando. We’ll continue to keep you updated on the progress.

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Filed Under: Universal Studios Orlando, Islands of Adventure, Jurassic Park rollercoaster, Universal Orlando, Universal Orlando’s Jurassic Park, Velocicoaster