“Magic Migrations: The Ultimate Insider’s Guide to Disney’s Latest Openings and Closures”

**A “Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow” Awaits at Walt Disney World and Disneyland in 2025**

From coast to coast, mouse fans have a lot to look forward to in 2025, including new attractions, reimagined rides, and exciting nighttime entertainment at Walt Disney World and Disneyland. While some iconic rides and attractions are closing their doors for good, the new year brings a dazzling array of fresh experiences to enjoy. Here’s what to expect:

**Walt Disney World**

* A new night-time parade, “Disney Starlight: Dream The Night Away,” starts this summer, featuring beloved characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios films, including “Frozen” and “Peter Pan.”
* A new stage show inspired by the Disney animated classic “The Little Mermaid” is coming to the park.
* Limited-time offers, including 40% off summer hotel stays, free water park visits, and free Disney dining plans with summer 2025 vacation packages.

**Disneyland**

* The stage is being set for the 70th anniversary celebration, which will kick off in May. Expect the return of fan-favorite parade “Paint The Night,” a new stage show featuring the first-ever audio-animatronic of Walt Disney, and more.
* Limited-time offers, including kids’ tickets starting at just $50 and special 70th anniversary hotel discounts.

**What to Expect:**

At Walt Disney World and Disneyland in 2025

* Attractions closing:
+ Liberty Square Riverboat and Tom Sawyer Island at Walt Disney World
+ Dinosaur at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, U.S.A.
* Attractions under refurbishment:
+ Astro Orbiter at Tomorrowland
+ Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at the Magic Kingdom
+ The Hall of Presidents
* Attractions opening:
+ “Disney Starlight: Dream The Night Away” nighttime parade
+ “Pirates Of The Caribbean”-inspired tavern at the Magic Kingdom
+ Reimagined Test Track presented by General Motors at Epcot
+ Spaceship Earth Lounge at Epcot
+ “The Little Mermaid — A Musical Adventure” stage show at Disney’s Hollywood Studios
+ “Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After” stage production at Disney’s Hollywood Studios

**FAQs:**

Q: What new attractions can I expect at Walt Disney World and Disneyland in 2025?
A: New attractions include “Disney Starlight: Dream The Night Away” nighttime parade, “Pirates Of The Caribbean”-inspired tavern, reimagined Test Track presented by General Motors, Spaceship Earth Lounge, and more.

Q: What limited-time offers are available at Walt Disney World?
A: 40% off summer hotel stays, free water park visits, and free Disney dining plans with summer 2025 vacation packages.

Q: What’s happening at Disneyland’s 70th anniversary celebration?
A: The event will kick off in May, featuring the return of fan-favorite parade “Paint The Night,” a new stage show featuring Walt Disney, and more.

**Conclusion:**

2025 is shaping up to be an exciting year for Walt Disney World and Disneyland, with a range of new attractions, reimagined rides, and limited-time offers to enjoy. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned mouse fan, there’s something for everyone to look forward to. Make sure to plan your trip and take advantage of these special promotions to make your Disney experience even more magical.**Disneyland Resort: What’s Closing and What’s Coming in 2023**

The Disneyland Resort is gearing up for an exciting year in 2023, with new attractions and shows opening, while some popular ones will be closing or undergoing refurbishment. Here’s what you need to know:

**Disneyland Park**

* **Attractions Closing:**
+ Red Car Trolley will be closing permanently on February 9 to make way for the Avengers Campus expansion. The vintage-style trolley first debuted in 2012 and is modeled after a late 19th century Pacific Electric Railway trolley.
* **Attractions Under Refurbishment:**
+ Haunted Mansion will be closed from January 7 to January 17 to remove its holiday overlay.
+ It’s A Small World will also close for refurbishment this month.
* **Attractions Opening:**
+ Main Street’s historic Opera House will welcome a brand new stage show, “Walt Disney — A Magical Life,” featuring the first-ever audio-animatronic figure of Walt Disney.
+ Fan favorite “Paint the Night” will return as part of the over-year-long anniversary celebration. The parade features over one million twinkling LED lights, light-up floats, and beloved Disney characters all set to a captivating musical soundtrack.
+ Fireworks show “Wondrous Journeys” will return, bringing dazzling fireworks set to the stunning backdrop of Sleeping Beauty Castle.

**Disney California Adventure Park**

* **Attractions Closing:**
+ Red Car Trolley will be closing permanently on February 9 to make way for the Avengers Campus expansion.
* **Attractions Under Refurbishment:**
+ “The Disneyland Story presenting Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln” is currently closed as the theater will welcome the new show “Walt Disney — A Magical Life” for the resort’s 70th anniversary. After its debut season, the new show will play interchangeably with its predecessor.
+ Grizzly River Run will close for refurbishment from January 6 to March 13.
* **Attractions Opening:**
+ “World of Color Happiness!” is a brand new nighttime show that draws inspiration from Walt Disney’s now-famous opening day park dedication: “To all who come to this happy place… welcome!”
+ “Better Together: A Pixar Pals Celebration!” parade will once again fill the streets of Disney California Adventure Park.

**FAQ**

Q: When will the Red Car Trolley close permanently?
A: The Red Car Trolley will close permanently on February 9.

Q: What is the Avengers Campus expansion?
A: The Avengers Campus expansion is a new themed land that will bring a Marvel-themed area to the Disneyland Resort.

Q: What is the new stage show “Walt Disney — A Magical Life” about?
A: The show is a tribute to Walt Disney’s life and legacy, featuring the first-ever audio-animatronic figure of Walt Disney.

**Conclusion**

2023 is shaping up to be an exciting year at the Disneyland Resort, with new attractions, shows, and experiences opening. While some popular attractions will be closing or undergoing refurbishment, there’s plenty to look forward to. Be sure to plan your visit and make the most of your time at the resort.