
Welcome back to another episode of Traveling with the Mouse! As summer heats up, so does the magic at Walt Disney World, and we’re here to guide you through everything you need to know for a spectacular summer visit. From exciting new attractions to exclusive summer events and fantastic discounts, we’ve got the scoop on how to make your Disney vacation truly unforgettable.
One of the most anticipated highlights of the summer is Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. We’ve got some strong indication on the previews and opening date. Disney is also rolling out some fantastic discounts this summer. We’ll outline the best deals on hotel stays, park tickets, and dining plans. Whether you’re a Florida resident looking for a quick getaway or planning a lengthy family vacation, there are plenty of savings to take advantage of. We also update you on things that are closing this summer (Test Track) or other attractions likely to close before the end of the year. (Dinosaur).
Navigating Walt Disney World during the busy summer months can be a challenge, We’ll share advice on: Beating the Heat: Strategies to stay cool and hydrated.
Avoiding Crowds: Optimal times to visit. Dining Reservations: How and when to book to ensure you don’t miss out on sought-after restaurants.



Episode:277. I talk about my recent trip to Walt Disney World! I go through the safety measures that Disney has in place and if it made me feel safe. We also cover the recent news like the fact that Disney has officially announced the closure of three attractions. Could more closures be on the horizon? What other attractions could be at risk? We also talk about the annual pass options for cancelling or extending your pass. During my trip report I talk about the crowd levels on each day and my first ride experience on Mickey and Minnie’s runaway railway. At Epcot I got to experience what I call the Flower, Food, Wine and Garden festival, I give my pick for best dish at the festival. I also had great dinning experiences at California Grill and Olivia’s. Overall if you are considering going to Disney in the near future I would say that you should use extreme caution and make sure that you are OK with the risk but also know that Disney has done a lot to make things as safe as they can.