Walt Disney World Park Update

June 5, 2006 by Mark Goldhaber

Update for June 5 – 11, 2006

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News and Views

Walt Disney World declared “StormReady” by NOAA

The Walt Disney World Resort has been declared to be the first theme park
and resort in the nation to achieve “StormReady community” status by the NOAA
National Weather Service. A total of more than 1,050 communities throughout
the United States have achieved this designation.

The nationwide StormReady program, which began in 1999 with seven communities
in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area, uses a grassroots approach to help communities
develop plans to handle local severe weather and flooding threats. Program
requirements include: establishing a 24-hour warning point and emergency operations
center; having more than one way to receive severe weather forecasts and warnings
and to alert the public; create a system that monitors local weather conditions;
promote the importance of public readiness through community seminars; and
develop a formal hazardous weather plan, which includes training severe weather
spotters and holding emergency exercises.

“We appreciate this acknowledgement of our continuous efforts to ensure the
year-round safety of our guests and cast members,” said Lee A. Cockerell,
executive vice president of operations for Walt Disney World. “Our partnerships
with local, state and federal emergency management agencies are part of our
overall safety strategy that enables us to provide our guests with the highest
level of security and comfort possible.”

The StormReady recognition will be in effect for three years while the resort
conducts the renewal process.

Gay Days conclude quietly

An estimated 140,000 gays and lesbians converged on the Orlando area last
week for the “Sweet Sixteen” edition of Gay Days. The central event for the
gathering was Saturday in the Magic Kingdom,
when 60,000 participants in red shirts converged on the theme park. The gathering
pumped an estimated $100 million into the local economy, and ended yesterday
with no major incidents.

Shifting gears from spring to summer

Disney’s big spring push is coming to an end as both Star
Wars Weekends and the Epcot International
Flower & Garden Festival both wrap up this coming weekend. While the
announcement of Star Wars Celebration IV (link)
next Memorial Day weekend in Los Angeles has raised some concerns about Star
Wars Weekends, we have heard nothing indicating that the popular event would
not return next year. The Flower & Garden Festival should return as well.
We’ll report dates for the events as soon as they are released, but they should
be pretty close to this year’s dates.

However, Disney isn’t quite ready to let go of holding daily concerts at
the America Gardens Theater. On Monday,
June 12, following the final Flower Power concert featuring Herman’s Hermits
starring Peter Noone the day before, the inaugural Sounds Like Summer concert
series will begin. For nine weeks, the theater will host a series of concerts
by “tribute” bands (for those unfamiliar with “tribute”
bands, these are bands that exclusively sing the songs of a famous artist
or group, and are often named after one of the band’s songs or other information
about the band). Here is the lineup that we’ve seen:

Transit Authority (Chicago), June 12 – 18
Hotel California (Eagles), June 19 – July 1
52nd Street (Billy Joel), July 2 – 14
Draw The Line (Aerosmith), July 15 – 21
Bjorn Again (ABBA), July 22 – August 6
Transit Authority (Chicago), August 7 – 13

However, we’ve also heard that Parrots of the Caribbean (a Jimmy Buffet tribute
band) may replace Bjorn Again from July 31 through August 6.

Some Eat to the Beat concert dates leak out

Some concert dates for the Eat to the Beat concert series during this fall’s
Epcot International Food & Wine Festival have started to leak out. The dates
to come out so far only cover 14 of the 45 days of the festival (which runs
from September 29 through November 12), so there are 31 more days of concerts
yet to be released. We’ll let you know as we hear of them. This is what we have
so far:

Survivor, September 29 – 30

Family Stone Experience, October 1 – 3

Starship Featuring Mickey Thomas, October 4 – 7

Three Dog Night, October 19 – 21

Chubby Checker & The Wildcats, November 5 – 6

Bonnet Creek property to grow with two new Hilton resorts

That large parcel of property that Disney was never able to buy is pushing
another thorn into Disney’s side. The Bonnet Creek Resort—482 acres bounded
by I-4, Buena Vista Drive, the Caribbean Beach
Resort and the Osceola Parkway—will be the site of two new high-rise
hotels slated to open in the summer of 2009.

Last Wednesday, Hilton Hotels Corporation announced plans to build a 1,000-room
Hilton and a 500-room Waldorf-Astoria at the resort, co-owned by Brooksville
Development Corp. and the estate of the late Taiwanese investor Ling Kai Kung.
The two new resorts would join a 58-acre Fairfield Resorts timeshare property
with 1,100 rooms on the site. Hilton hopes to break ground on the hotels by the
end of the year.

A 115,000-square-foot conference facility, to be located between the hotels,
will be shared by both in addition to having 25,000 (Hilton) and 11,000 (Waldorf)
square feet of meeting space within the hotels themselves. The hotels will also
share a 25,000 square foot spa and fitness center ant 5,000 square feet of specialty
retail.

Both resorts will feature swimming pools overlooking the Bonnet Creek Resort’s
Rees Jones-designed golf course, which is expected to open before the hotels.

The Waldorf will include editions of many of the well-known restaurants and
bars from the original in New York, such as Peacock Alley, the Bull & Bear,
Sir Harry’s Bar and Oscar’s.

The resort is expected to max out at 2,400 hotel rooms and 1,600 time share
units, which means that 900 hotel rooms and 500 time share units are yet to
be spoken for.

While Disney does not own the Bonnet Creek Resort, the only way into and out
of the resort is through Disney property. The access road to the property connects
to Buena Vista Drive east of the Caribbean Beach Resort. Because the property
is landlocked, the Reedy Creek Improvement District, Disney’s governmental arm,
which is responsible for public facilities on the property, must provide access
and signage. However, since they’re a governmental entity, they’re not allowed
to show favoritism toward one constituent over another. They have to provide
equal access and equal signage. While they did make the Bonnet Creek signage
a different color than the Disney signage, that’s about the only differentiation
that they could have made without jeopardizing their standing as a governmental
body.

Stay Play and Dine booking window extended

While the Walt Disney World Web site does not reflect this at publication time,
we have been informed that the booking window for the Stay Play and Dine free
dining package (link) has been extended from yesterday
to Sunday, June 25! Apparently, rooms are still not booking up at the rate expected
for August 13 – September 30. So if you were thinking about booking the
plan and thought that you missed the cutoff yesterday, rejoice and make that
call! Thanks to MousePlanet sponsor Small
World Vacations for tipping us off.

Disney cook killed on way to work

Ronald “Gumby” Klaas, 51, who had worked in Walt Disney World’s kitchens
for the last decade, was shot and killed on his way to work last week. Klaas
was homeless by choice and lived in a local shelter. He was assigned from
a labor pool to work at Walt Disney World. Klaas was shot in the head and
leg as he walked to the Lynx bus terminal before dawn last Sunday to catch
a ride to work.

Police believe that his killer also wounded and robbed another man two blocks
away before dawn that same morning. The assailant is believed to be around
17 years of age, 115 pounds, 5’6″ tall and riding a blue child’s bicycle.
Klaas was approximately 5 feet tall and 120 pounds. The other victim was believed
to be a transient. Both men would have had little money.

Quick takes …

…The calendar at the Walt Disney World Web site is currently showing
Blizzard Beach closed at least through the end of the year. We’ll have to
wait to find out when they actually make the changeover between water parks
this winter.

…The Goofy’s Race and a Half Challenge is now at 85 percent of capacity.
Less than 450 spots are left. If you’re looking to sign up, do it soon! Go
to the race’s Web site (link)
for more information or to sign up. [Read our WDW
Marathon Guide.]

…From the “What the …” Department comes an auction from
MouseSurplus, where a life-size wax figure of Walt Disney is up for sale (link)..

…Refurbishment of the Contemporary Resort‘s
tower rooms has been completed. Work on the South Garden Wing continues, yet
no work has yet been done on the North Garden Wing.

…The Chakranadi Chicken Shop at Disney’s
Animal Kingdom has closed, and its location will be subsumed by the upcoming
Asia table-service restaurant, scheduled to open next summer.

Coming soon

Through June 11, Epcot International
Flower & Garden Festival
- Flower Power Concert Series
  - June 5, Arlo Guthrie
  - June 6 – 7, The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie
  - June 8 – 11, Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone
- Themed weekends
  - June 9 – 11, Festival Farewell Weekend
Through June 11, Star Wars Weekends
- June 9 – 11, Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett), Temura Morrison (Jango
  Fett), Warwick Davis (Wicket the Ewok)
Sounds Like Summer Concert Series at Epcot’s America
Gardens Theater, concerts by “tribute” bands

Transit Authority (Chicago), June 12 – 18

Hotel California (Eagles), June 19 – July 1

52nd Street (Billy Joel), July 2 – 14

Draw The Line (Aerosmith), July 15 – 21

Bjorn Again (ABBA), July 22 – August 6
[or Parrots of the Caribbean (Jimmy Buffet), July 31 – August 6]

Transit Authority (Chicago), August 7 – 13

July 1?8, DVC members may not pool-hop on these dates

Trivia question of the week

What is the only pavilion in Epcot‘s World
Showcase that does not have a table service restaurant?

(Answer will be posted next week.)

Answer to last week’s question: Nearly 60,000 trees and shrubs of 800 different
varieties of were planted by Walt Disney World landscapers in time for opening
day of the resort.

Don’t keep it to yourself! Send us your news tips, rumors,
and comments. Email Mark here.

Talk about these stories and more on our Walt Disney World
discussion forum here.

Refurbishments and Attraction Closures

Magic Kingdom

Pirates of the Caribbean – is
closed through July 1 for the addition of characters from the movie that
was inspired by the ride.
Liberty Square Riverboat – is not
operating due to refurbishment, and will return to service on September
22.

Timekeeper – is closed for good.

Cinderella’s Surprise Celebration – reportedly returns at
the beginning of November, following the final performance of Cinderellabration.

Epcot

The Seas with Nemo & Friends – will open this fall in
The Living Seas.

The Wonders of Life pavilion – is closed for good.

Disney – MGM Studios

Fantasmic – will not be performed
November 1 – 8.

Animal Kingdom

Finding Nemo – The Musical – will open in the Theater
in the Wild late this year.

Resorts

All-Star Music Resort – Conversion
of the Jazz Inn buildings to Family Suites continues. Building 2 is in process,
and building 9 will be next, followed by rooms in the Calypso section. All
work is expected to be completed by October 13.

Polynesian Resort – Work is now
underway on the complete refurbishment and upgrading of rooms and hallways
in all buildings, which is expected to be completed this summer.

Contemporary Resort – Work on
the tower building is now complete, while the complete refurbishment and
upgrading of rooms and hallways in the South Garden Wing continues, and
is now expected to be completed this summer. No word on what is happening
with the North Garden Wing.
Wilderness Lodge – Work is now
underway on the replacement of furniture in all rooms, which is expected
to be completed this summer.

Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa –
Phase I’s four buildings and Phase II’s eight units are complete, Construction
on Phase III is underway, with the six units expected to be completed in
2007.

Water Parks

Blizzard Beach – Will close for annual refurbishment October 29,
and will reopen some time in January.
Typhoon Lagoon – Will close for annual refurbishment when work on
Blizzard Beach is complete, and will reopen some time in February or March
2007.

Elsewhere

Cirque du Soleil – La Nouba – performs Tuesdays –
Saturdays. Also, no performances May 21 – June 5, July 30 – August
1 and September 17 – 25.

Park Events

Ongoing

Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival. April 21 –
June 11. Epcot comes alive with topiaries, other floral displays, gardening
demonstrations and the “Flower Power” concert series (link)
at the 13th annual event.

Star Wars Weekends. May 19?21 and 26?28, and June 2?4 and 9?11.
The popular event is slated to return to the Studios in 2006 (link).

July 2006

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Training Camp at Disney’s Wide World of Sports
complex (link).
July 29 – August 17. The NFC South champions prepare for the 2006 campaign,
with practices open to the public.

September 2006

Tom Joyner Family Reunion. Sept. 1 – 4. The radio host’s annual
gathering returns for another year (link).

Night of Joy. Sept. 8 – 9. Disney’s annual Christian music
festival (link).

Disney’s Pin Celebration. Sept. 8 – 10. This year’s event is
themed as “It All Started With … Walt” (link).

Walt Disney World Triathlon. Sept. 24. Athletes compete in a 1.5K
swim, a 40K bike ride, and a 10K run (link).
Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. Sept. 15, 22, 29, Oct. 2,
5, 6, 10, 12, 16, 17, 19, 20, 23, 24, 26, 27, 30, 31. Get your costumes
ready. The Disney characters will certainly be wearing theirs. (link).
Epcot International Food & Wine Festival. Sept. 29 – Nov.
12. The 11th annual celebration of things gustatory, plus the Eat to the
Beat concert series (link).

October 2006

Disney’s Race for the Taste 10K. Oct. 8. The annual Disney 10K
race continues its association with the Epcot Food & Wine Festival (link).

Funai Classic at Walt Disney World. Oct. 16 – 22. Lucas Glover
will try to defend his title at the 36th annual fall golf classic on the
Palm and Magnolia courses (link).

Disney Pin Cruise. Oct. 29 – Nov. 2. This year’s cruise is
themed as “Cruisin’ Through Time” (link).

November-December 2006

Festival of the Masters. Nov. 10 – 12. Disney’s annual arts
festival at Downtown Disney’s West Side, now sponsored by Sharpie! (link).

ABC Super Soap Weekend. Nov. 11 – 12. Your favorite ABC soap
opera stars converge on the Disney-MGM Studios (link).

Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights. Nov. 13 – Jan. 7, 2007.
Jennings Osborne’s amazing display returns to the Studios (link).

Mickey’s Jingle Jungle Parade. Dates TBA. The Animal Kingdom Parade
trades its Jammin’ for Jingle in this holiday makeover (link).

Holidays Around the World. Nov. 24 – Dec. 30. Epcot’s World
Showcase gets storytellers, special entertainment and crafts for kids, the
Lights of Winter and a spectacular Christmas tree (link).

Festival of the Seasons. Dates TBA. Downtown Disney gets a holiday
makeover (link).

Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. Nov. 13, 17, 27, 28, 30,
Dec. 1, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 12, 14, 15, 18, 19, 21, 22. Snow on Main Street,
free hot cocoa and cookies. What’s not to like? (link).

December 2006

Pop Warner Super Bowl. Dec. 3 – 9. Football players and cheerleaders
invade the resort for the pigskin championships (link).
MouseFest 2006. Dec. 3 – 11. The annual gathering of the Disney
Internet community takes place at sea from Dec. 3 – 7 and on land from
Dec. 7 – 11 (link).
Pleasure Island New Year’s Eve. Dec. 31. Pleasure Island celebrates
the actual New Year (link).

New Year’s Eve at Cirque du Soleil. Dec. 31. Cirque puts on special
New Year’s performances (link).

Atlantic Dance Hall New Year’s Eve. Dec. 31. Ring in the New Year
at the BoardWalk’s own dance club (link).

January 2007

Walt Disney World Half-Marathon. Jan. 6. Registration now open
(link). [Read our
WDW Marathon Guide.]

Walt Disney World Marathon. Jan. 7. Registration now open (link).

Current Discounts & Promotions

Free dining plan back, for a limited time

Perhaps the best-received package in recent Disney history, the “Stay, Play
and Dine” free dining plan is back. Packages purchased by June 4 for stays
from August 13 ? September 30 will receive the Disney Dining Plan for free.
Essentially, it’s the Magic Your Way Plus Dining package for the price of
a standard Magic Your Way package. That’s a savings of $37.99 per night per
adult (ages 10 and up) and $10.99 per night for children (ages 3-9). Add it
up and a family of four with kids ages 3-9 will save $97.96 per night, and
a family of four with kids over age 9 will save a whopping $151.96 per night.

Disney Visa cardholders can use request code YWL when booking, while the
general public should use code YWX.

Limited Passholder and Florida resident discounts released for summer

Very limited discounts were released for Passholders and Florida residents
last week. Rather than the all-resorts rates that we’ve seen in the past,
the new rates are very specifically targeted to five resorts ? two Disney
Vacation Club resorts and three deluxe resorts, indicating that bookings property-wide
are up, with only these five resorts selling below the expected point, necessitating
the issuing of discounts.

The released discounts are for July 5 through August 5 at the Old
Key West Resort, Saratoga Springs Resort
& Spa, Yacht Club Resort, Beach
Club Resort and BoardWalk Inn Resort.
(The Beach Club Villas and BoardWalk
Villas are not included in the discount.) Discount rates at the DVC resorts
begin at $159 per night for a studio room, and rates at the deluxes start
at $189 per night in a standard room. Other levels of accommodations at those
resorts are also available at higher rates. A limited number of rooms are
available at the discounted rates.

To receive the discount, you can either make your reservations through the
Passholder or Florida resident Web sites, through travel agents or by calling
the special Passholder or Florida resident phone numbers (available at the
respective Web sites). Passholders should reference promotional code EZT or
EZU, while Florida residents should reference promotional code EZW.

At check-in, Passholders will be required to show an annual pass or exchange
voucher, and Florida residents will be required to show proof of Florida residency.

Cirque discounts for Passholders and DVC members

Passholders and DVC members get 25 percent off Category 2 admission to performances
of Cirque du Soleil’s La Nouba through September 30, 2006. Each passholder
or DVC member can buy up to four tickets. Tickets should be purchased by phone
at 407-939-7604 up to 30 days in advance, and must be picked up at the box
office with valid Passholder or DVC identification. The offer is not valid
on Saturday shows during July, and the show will not be performed on Sundays
and Mondays, as well as July 30 ? August 1 and September 17?25.

Golf Price Slice returns

A round of golf at Walt Disney World
will be less expensive after 10 a.m. again this summer as the resort is bringing
back the Disney’s Price Slice promotion. From May 22 through September 30,
greens fees will be “sliced” to $55 for the Magnolia and Eagle Pines courses,
$49 for the Palm course and $45 for the Lake Buena Vista course. The rates
include the use of an electric cart and are discounted from the before-10
a.m. prices of $89 (Magnolia and Eagle Pines), $79 (Palm) and $69 (Lake Buena
Vista). The Osprey Ridge course is not involved in the promotion, as it will
be closed from May 15 through September 23 for refurbishment. The Tifdwarf
grass on the greens is being replaced by TifEagle turf, tee boxes are being
laser leveled and other work will also be done. The annual makeover of a selected
course has been extremely well-received, with the Palm course going first
in 2004 and the Magnolia getting upgraded last year. It is unknown at this
time whether the Eagle Pines or Lake Buena Vista course is scheduled for next
year. To reserve a tee time, call 407-WDW-GOLF (407-939-4653) or go to the
Disney Golf Web site (link).
Note that the site appears to have difficulty with browsers other than Internet
Explorer.

New Radisson offer

The Radisson Resort Orlando – Celebration, a MousePlanet sponsor, has announced
reduced rates for MousePlanet readers from now through July 8. Rates start
at $85 per night from now through June 1, and at $95 per night from June 2
through July 8.

Click here for more information, or here to make reservations now. These special rates and discounts
are for MousePlanet readers, so remember to book through our links here.

Radisson Resort Orlando-Celebration releases rates through the end of 2006

The Radisson Resort Parkway is now the Radisson Resort Orlando-Celebration!
The resort, a MousePlanet sponsor, has announced their standard rates through
the end of 2006. Note that the nightly rates do not include a $7 per night
resort fee.

	Standard View	Pool View	Bed & Breakfast Package	Sleep Number – Standard View	Sleep Number – Pool View
2006
Through June 8	$95 (M-F) $105 (S,S)	$105 (M-F) $115 (S,S)	$114 (M-F) $124 (S,S)	$105 (M-F) $115 (S,S)	$115 (M-F) $125 (S,S)
June 9 – 29	$105 (M-F) $115 (S,S)	$115 (M-F) $125 (S,S)	$124 (M-F) $134 (S,S)	$115 (M-F) $125 (S,S)	$125 (M-F) $135 (S,S)
June 30 – July 8	$125	$135	$144	$135	$145
July 9 – Aug 19	$105 (M-F) $115 (S,S)	$115 (M-F) $125 (S,S)	$124 (M-F) $134 (S,S)	$115 (M-F) $125 (S,S)	$125 (M-F) $135 (S,S)
Aug 20 – Oct 5	$95 (M-F) $105 (S,S)	$105 (M-F) $115 (S,S)	$114 (M-F) $124 (S,S)	$105 (M-F) $115 (S,S)	$115 (M-F) $125 (S,S)
Oct 6 – Nov 4	$115 (M-F) $125 (S,S)	$125 (M-F) $135 (S,S)	$134 (M-F) $144 (S,S)	$125 (M-F) $135 (S,S)	$135 (M-F) $145 (S,S)
Nov 5 – 25	$105 (M-F) $115 (S,S)	$115 (M-F) $125 (S,S)	$124 (M-F) $134 (S,S)	$115 (M-F) $125 (S,S)	$125 (M-F) $135 (S,S)
Nov 26 – Dec 19	$95	$105	$114	$105	$115
Dec 20 – 25	$115	$125	$134	$125	$135
Dec 26 – 31	$175	$185	$194	$185	$195

Click here for more information, or here to make reservations now.

Magic Your Way ticket price guide

Walt Disney World’s entire ticket price structure changed as of January 2,
2005, to the new “Magic Your Way” passes, and prices increased on
January 1, 2006.. Advance purchase discounts are only available on tickets
above the base ticket of at least 4 days, with higher discounts on those tickets
with both options.

Adult/Child Total Cost	1-day	2-day	3-day	4-day	5-day	6-day	7-day	8-day	9-day	10-day
Base Ticket	$63 / $52	$125 / $103	$181 / $149	$195 / $160	$199 / $162	$202 / $164	$204 / $165	$206 / $167	$208 / $169	$210 / $171
w/ Park Hopper option	$103 / $92	$165 / $143	$221 / $189	$235 / $200	$239 / $202	$242 / $204	$244 / $205	$246 / $207	$248 / $209	$250 / $211
w/ Water Park Fun & More option	$113 / $102	$175 / $153	$231 / $199	$245 / $210	$249 / $212	$252 / $214	$254 / $215	$256 / $217	$258 / $219	$260 / $221
	(plus 3)	(plus 3)	(plus 3)	(plus 4)	(plus 4)	(plus 5)	(plus 6)	(plus 6)	(plus 6)	(plus 6)
w/ both options	$153 / $142	$215 / $193	$271 / $239	$285 / $250	$289 / $252	$292 / $254	$294 / $255	$296 / $257	$298 / $259	$300 / $261
w/ both options, no Expiration	N/A	$225 / $203	$281 / $249	$305 / $270	$329 / $292	$342 / $304	$359 / $320	$406 / $367	$428 / $389	$435 / $396
Advance Purchase Discount – 1 option	N/A	N/A	N/A	$2/$2	$5/$3	$7/$4	$8/$4	$8/$4	$8/$4	$8/$4
Advance Purchase Discount – 2 options	N/A	N/A	N/A	$12/$10	$15/$11	$17/$12	$18/$12	$18/$12	$18/$12	$18/$12

Park Hours

Hours and entertainment schedules are currently available through December 2006.

Sun	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thurs	Fri	Sat
	6/5	6/6	6/7	6/8	6/9	6/10
	MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p
6/11	6/12	6/13	6/14	6/15	6/16	6/17
MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK 9a-12a EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK 9a-11p EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p
6/18
MK 9a-12a EF 9a-7p EW 11a-9p MGM 9a-10p AK 9a-8p BB 9a-6p TL 9a-6p	MK = Magic Kingdom EF = Epcot, Future World EW = Epcot, World Showcase MGM = Disney-MGM Studios AK = Animal Kingdom			BB = Blizzard Beach Water Park TL = Typhoon Lagoon Water Park Italics = Morning Extra Magic Hours Bold = Evening Extra Magic Hours

Entertainment Schedule