Monthly Archives: July 2020


Disney’s Animal Kingdom Welcomes A Baby Mandrill

Disney has not only been welcoming guests back to their theme parks, they have also been welcoming a new colourful addition to the animal family at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.

Baby Mandrill Disney Animal Kingdom

Baby Mandrill at Disney’s Animal Kingdom ©Disney

Disney’s animal care team shared the news that on Saturday 25 July, a Mandrill baby was born to mother Scarlett and father Linus.  Continue reading


Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge Behind The Scenes Reveal Video

A virtual reality experience currently being developed by ILMxLabs in collaboration with Disney Imagineering will allow fans to immerse themselves in the world of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. 

Star Wars Tales From The Galaxy's Edge

‘Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge’ is a Virtual Reality game that is based around Disney’s ‘Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge’, the latest theme park expansions found at Disneyland, California and Walt Disney World, Florida. Continue reading


No Covid-19 Outbreaks Have Been Traced Back To Disney, SeaWorld Or Universal Theme Parks In Florida

With the recent spike in Coronavirus cases in Florida there has been much speculation that the reopening of the Orlando theme parks have contributed to this spike.

Orange County Coronavirus Update 27 July

It has been several weeks now since the theme parks in Orlando started to reopen. Universal Studios the first major theme park to reopen to guests did so on 5th June. SeaWorld reopened on 11 June. Disney reopened later with Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom on 11 July.

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Disney Has Banned The Use Of Some Types Of Face Masks

Disney is regularly updating their policies to give clear clarification on the health and safety measures for cast members and guests within the theme parks.

Disney Guests Wearing Face Coverings

Disney Guests Wearing Face Coverings (Caitie McCabe, photographer)

The latest update shows that Disney has added additional clarification to their face coverings guidelines. They now specifically exclude the use of certain types of face coverings such as bandanas, neck gaiters and those with valves, holes or made of mesh material.

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