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Breaking: Walt Disney World Park Reservation System Crashed

The Walt Disney World Park Reservation System was finally open, but now that guests rush onto the Walt Disney World Website, it appears that the system has crashed mere minutes after opening. Guests reported almost immediately receiving an extended loading the message like the one below: https://twitter.com/ScottGustin/status/1274915159086170112?s=20 After waiting for several minutes Guests are reporting being hit with a 504 error screen. They have since been returned to the waiting page. But a few Guests are reporting making it past the Castle Waiting page. But no park reservation options were provided. One Guest even reported getting kicked out afterwards. https://twitter.com/dvcduo/status/1275025249621422080?s=20 It is also being reported that the reservation option is only appearing on the desktop version of the My Disney Experience website and not on the app. Walt Disney World Resort began opening its park reservation system at 7 am EDT on Monday, June 22, 2020 to “Disney Resort and other select hotel Guests with valid theme park admission can make reservations. Beginning June 26, 2020, Annual Passholders without a Resort stay can make reservations. Beginning June 28, 2020, existing ticket holders can make reservations.” This is a developing story. As always, thank you so much for following us. We appreciate you! Till next time, see ya real soon- Shauna Are you looking to book…
First Look at New Disneyland And Walt Disney World Theme Park Reservation System

Disney is rolling out a new theme park reservation system for Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort. Disney has yet to release additional information on the new system, or how the system will exactly work, but a new thread on the WDWMagic forums reveals what the online reservation system will most likely look like at both resorts. The screenshots were posted by well-known member flutas on WDWMagic’s Disneyland Resort forum, later boosted by Scott Gustin on Twitter. You’ll notice at the top that there’s a distinction between Single Ticket Reservations and Resort Guest Reservations, signaling at potential priority for resort guests, or at least that they’ll be coded differently under the system. The rest of the sections, such as the “Know Before You Go” on checking in, are filled in with placeholder text. Reservations must be made for each park on each day, potentially signaling the end of park-hopping, at least for now. Reservations are date and time specific, with a confirmation number assigned to each, and the ability to email the confirmation as well as cancel the reservation on the page. Do note the small print at the bottom stating that if Passholders no-show for 3 reservations in a 90-day period, they will be unable to make new reservations for the next 30 days. Reservations must be cancelled before 11:59 PM the day…
(Photos): Hong Kong Disneyland’s Frozen Ever After Ride Vehicles Spotted Backstage

Hong Kong Disneyland's Arendelle expansion seems to have continued during the temporary park closure, and we're getting closer and closer to it's 2021 opening date! And Thanks to Twitter user HKDL of Fantasy, we caught a glimpse of the upcoming boats for Hong Kong’s clone of the popular Frozen Ever After attraction from EPCOT. Let’s take a look! As HKDL of Fantasy’s picture shows, the boats, similar to those already in use at EPCOT, arrived at the resort today. The ride is reportedly a clone of the EPCOT attraction, already an excellent ride. Here is a copy of HKDL 's tweet- https://twitter.com/hkdl_of_fantasy/status/1273118805338832897?s=20 Here are some of the details about the upcoming Frozen-themed expansion at Hong Kong Disneyland, including the unique Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs E-ticket coaster: In the model, we see the town of Arendelle with its many homes, tiny shops, and facades. Off in the back, you see the snow-topped mountains looming over the village. We got a view of the concept art, as well as further details on the land’s offerings during the 2019 D23 Expo. The Frozen themed land is set to open in 2021 in Hong Kong Disneyland’s Fantasyland. Guests will be able to experience the world of “Frozen” like never before – enjoying its sights, sounds, cuisines and traditions. The…

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