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Disney Swan and Dolphin Resort is now offering up to a 30% discount for Annual Passholders

Post author By chipandco.com
Post date July 1, 2020

The Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort is now offering up to a 30% discount from their unrestricted best available rates exclusively for Walt Disney World Annual Passholders.

The rate can be booked at www.swandolphin.com or by calling the resort at 1-800-227-1500.

For online reservations: under the Special Rates drop down menu, select “Promo” and enter the code QWH.

A valid Walt Disney World Annual Pass must be presented at check-in to redeem the rate. The hotel is currently accepting reservations for July 29 and beyond.

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Here’s EVERYTHING You Need to Know About the Disney World Annual Passholder Previews!

Post author By disneyfoodblog.com
Post date June 29, 2020

Just moments ago, registration for Disney World’s Special Annual Passholder Preview Event went LIVE!

Main Street, U.S.A.

And even though the event has already filled up, we’re back to share all the important details you’ll need to know if you’re going!

Previously, Disney World announced July 9th and July 10th as the dates of its Annual Passholder previews at Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom giving APs an opportunity to visit the parks BEFORE they reopened to the general public on July 11th and 15th.

Passholder Entrance

Weekday Select, Theme Park Select, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Platinum Plus, and Premier Passholders were all eligible to register for the AP previews, and we learned a few new SUPER-important details when we snagged out spots today!

Magic Kingdom

You Needed to Choose…

Annual Passholders could only register for ONE day (either July 9th or 10th) and ONE park (either Magic Kingdom or Disney’s Animal Kingdom) meaning you COULDN’T attend both previews. Registration was fairly simple. Guests selected the day and park they would like to attend the preview for, attached guests, and then confirmed. Keep in mind, you couldn’t make modifications after registering.

Entrance to Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Spots Were Limited

Even though reservations to attend the Special Annual Passholder Preview Event are required, spots were limited, and available on a first-come, first-served basis. You needed to have an activated annual pass for AP preview registration and if you wished to bring a guest, they also needed to have an active annual pass.

Note: once you added a guest to your reservation, the system would not allow them to register themselves for the Annual Passholder preview.

What You’ll Need to Bring

If you were able to snag a spot to one of the Annual Passholder preview, do note that each person must bring their Annual Pass and a government-issued photo ID with them. You’ll also need to bring a copy of your confirmation page.

Screenshot from Disney World’s Website

Passholders should expect to receive additional emails from Disney for their reservation 3 to 5 days prior to the event and if guests are planning on staying at a Disney Resort hotel, regular Disney transportation will not be available. Guests will need to provide their own transportation to and from the theme parks.

Disney World’s Bus System Will Not Be Fully Operational During AP Previews

Keep in mind, you will need to bring your own face covering which must be worn by everyone (ages 2 and up) at all times, except when dining or swimming.

And while Disney World has released some details about which restaurants, shops, and attractions will be open starting July 11th, some experiences may be limited or modified during the Annual Passholder previews.

Did you register to attend one of the Special Annual Passholder Preview Events? Let us know which park you’ll be heading to in the comments below!

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Disney World Annual Passholder Preview Dates and info

Post author By chipandco.com
Post date June 29, 2020

Disney World Annual Passholder Preview Dates and info

Disney World Annual Passholders preview registration is now open for Walt Disney World! Annual Passholders are being asked to register for the AP Previews at this link.

Weekday Select, Theme Park Select, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Platinum Plus and Premier Passholders will have the opportunity to register for a special preview at the Magic Kingdom or Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park on July 9th or 10th.

Reservations are required and limited they will be on a first-come, first-served basis. An eligible activated annual pass is required to register.

If a Passholder would like to register a Guest to accompany them, that Guest must also have a valid Weekday Select, Theme Park Select, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Platinum Plus or Premier annual pass, be listed on your Family & Friends list and have opted to share “All My Plans” with you.

We expect an additional Passholder Preview for Epcot & Hollywood Studios to come in very soon, so stay tuned to Chip and Co for details.

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NEWS: Registration For Disney World’s Annual Passholder Previews Is NOW LIVE!

Post author By disneyfoodblog.com
Post date June 29, 2020

A few days before Disney Park Pass went live, Disney World released the dates of its Annual Passholder previews.

Walt Disney World

And while we knew Disney World APs would have early access to the parks BEFORE they reopened to the general public on July 11th and 15th, we learned AP previews would only be happening at Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom on July 9th and 10th!

And guess what, APs? Today’s your lucky DAY! Disney World has just opened registration to attend its Annual Passholder previews! Weekday Select, Theme Park Select, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Platinum Plus, and Premier Passholders are all eligible to register!

MMRR Annual Passholder MagicBand

Annual Passholders should be receiving emails presently inviting them to the previews and letting them know that reservations are open.

Annual Passholder Invite

You can only register for one day and park so you won’t be able to preview at BOTH Animal Kingdom and Magic Kingdom. Registration is fairly simple. Attach guests, select the day and park that you would like to attend the preview, and then confirm. Keep in mind, you CANNOT make modifications after registering.

Passholder Previews

If eligible Passholders would like to bring a guest, the guest must also have a valid Weekday Select, Theme Park Select, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Platinum Plus, or Premier annual pass. Additionally, your guest must be included on your Family & Friends list (in your Disney account) and have opted to share “All My Plans” with you. If you register a guest on your reservation, they will be unable to make their own reservation.

Passholder Previews

Once you have confirmed your reservation, you will receive an email confirmation. As the event approaches, you will receive another email with more information about check-in procedures.

Confirmation Email

Reservations are required, limited, and available on a first-come, first-served basis. You also must have an activated annual pass for AP preview registration. Disney is currently sending emails out to notify Passholders. So, if you’re hoping for a spot at the Passholder previews, hurry over and register!

Will you be attending one of the Annual Passholder previews? Let us know in the comments below!

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Have You Seen ALL The Disney NEWS and REVIEWS This Week!?

Post author By disneyfoodblog.com
Post date June 28, 2020

We’ve been hard at work scoping out all the latest news for you this week. Today we have all the details on what’s happening that affects the Disney Parks, hotels, and MORE!

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort

See all of our coverage on Disney park closures and reopenings HERE. We still have a LOT to share with you this week, so let’s jump right in… .

All the News From the Disney Parks

Disneyland postpones its reopening date until further notice. <— HUGE REOPENING NEWS
Disney World’s Park Pass reservation system is live. <— BIG PLANNING NEWS!
There were some issues with Park Pass system.
Here’s a first look at the Mobile Dine Check-in at Disney World.
2021 Disney World vacation packages are now open for booking. <— MORE BIG PLANNING NEWS
Here are the glitches in the new Disney World Park Pass system.
Splash Mountain to be re-themed to Princess and the Frog. <— HUGE ATTRACTION NEWS
Check out what Cinderella Castle looks like now! <— PEEK AT THE NEW LOOK!
We’re answering all your questions about the reopened Disney World hotels.
We visited all the reopened Disney World hotels. <— REOPENED HOTEL NEWS
Here’s a first look inside a reopened Disney World hotel room.
Seven of the most Disney ways to deal with the rest of 2020.
Self-service laundry is still available at Disney World hotels.
Six weird things that happened to us at the reopened Disney World hotels. And here are 6 surprises!
Disney World is not requiring temperature checks at the reopened hotels.
Avoid these mistakes when making your Disney World Park Pass reservations.
Annual Passholders can now make theme park reservations. Check out the answers to five big questions.
How to contact Disney World when all the phone lines are crazy.
Disneyland updates its cancellation and change policies again.
What if you need to change your Disney World theme park reservation?
These three states are now under a travel advisory for entering and leaving Florida.
Animal Kingdom reservations are full for July 13th. Hollywood Studios is unavailable through July 18th.
What our readers are experiencing with the Disney Park Pass system Annual Passholder launch.
Florida announces a statewide ban on alcohol consumption in bars. <— BIG NEWS
Read more details about Florida’s new alcohol ban.
Florida is rewriting its hurricane policy.
Disney Cruise Line is now offering cruise date flexibility.
Disney’s Aulani Resort pushed back its reservation availability.
Check out what’s new right now in Disney Springs. See more of what’s new here.
What’s up with the Annual Passholder preview at Disney World?
Biggest U.K. travel agency cancels all Disney World vacations until December.
Fencing has been installed in the middle of Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort property.
Fantasia Gardens mini golf has reopened at Disney World.
Construction has resumed on Disneyland’s Frontierland gate.
Face shields will be given to select Disney World cast members.
UNIQLO has closed in Disney Springs.
The Disney World Monorail has installed social distancing barriers.
Did you know this about Disney World’s mountains?
The NBA released the schedule for the rest of the 2020 season at Disney World. See more about the season here.
Disney has pushed back the release date for the live-action ‘Mulan.’
There’s a new female-led ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ film in the works.
Shades of Green has postponed its reopening.
What to do if your shopDisney face masks are too small.
D23 postpones Destination D to 2021.
The NBA might require more restrictions for players at Disney World.
Disneyland and a union have reached an agreement about returning to work.
Disney has shared an update on current construction projects. See more about ongoing construction here.
What Disney films still aren’t on Disney+?
Jambo House at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge is not on the list of hotels reopening.
What’s up with the new virtual chat feature at Disney World hotels?
Check out the progress on the walkway from Grand Floridian to the Magic Kingdom.
Check out Disney’s new ride invention and this new water ride tech.
Orange County is getting ready to welcome the NBA and MLS to Orlando.
Check out the new trailer for ‘Muppets Now’ coming to Disney+.
Could the government pay for your next Disney World trip?
Adventures by Disney extend cancellations through September 15th.
5 Disney World changes that could stick around forever.
Universal Orlando has laid off an unknown number of team members.
Virgin Atlantic delays return to flights from the U.K. to Orlando.
Tokyo Disneyland announces a reopening date.
What you need to know about taking buses now that Disney World is open.
Disney World to call back equity workers soon. Disneyland is recalling furloughed workers.
What you need to know about the reopening of Disneyland’s Downtown Disney District.
Stroller rentals can still be delivered to your Disney World hotel.
Look at how empty the reopened Disney World hotels were.
Can you still get a celebration button at Disney World?
Check out a reopened swimming pool at Disney World.
See what’s going on with the Monorail and Disney Skyliner.
Disneyland Paris is reopening on July 15th.
Check out the official trailer for ‘Hamilton’ coming to Disney+.

DFB Reviews and Food News

These Disney World restaurants are reopening on July 11th and July 15th. <— RESTAURANT NEWS
What’s the deal with refillable mugs at Disney World?
Here’s how character dining is different in Disney World right now.
Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar closes one day after reopening in Disney Springs. Check out our review from reopening day here.
City Works Eatery and Pour House new patio has opened in Disney Springs.
Dole Whips are back at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.
Check out the big changes coming to Be Our Guest Restaurant in the Magic Kingdom.
There is Chicken Nuggets Sushi in Disney World!
The 9 Disney World restaurants we miss the most.
Disney World celebrated Stitch Day with a cute cupcake.
Check out the huge cake slices coming to Gideon’s Bakehouse in Disney Springs.
Another bar has closed in Disney Springs.
Check out our review of the spicy eats at City Works Eatery and Pour House.
One of our favorite spots at Disney World has announced a reopening date.
Check out our review of the reopened Sanaa at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge.
What’s a character breakfast like without characters?
We reviewed the reopened Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ in Disney Springs.
Could this be the new location for Gideon’s Bakehouse in Disney Springs?
Raglan Road has updated its menu!
Wine Bar George has a new whiskey and a new cocktail!
Check out the big menu changes coming to Disney World restaurants.
A new donut shop is coming to Disney Springs.
Here’s what is different in a reopened Kona Cafe at Disney World.
Check out this fun new ‘Welcome Back’ cupcake at Disney World.
Here’s what’s different at the reopened Beaches and Cream.
What’s going on with grocery delivery at the reopened Disney World hotels?
See what’s different about the reopened Grand Floridian Cafe.
Two new cupcakes debuted in the bakery case at Erin McKenna’s.
Here’s a first look at Topolino’s Terrace at Disney’s Riviera Resort.

Must-Have Merchandise

Here’s what it’s like to shop in a reopened Disney World. <— SHOPPING NEWS
You can purchase masks and hand sanitizer at Disney World hotels.
Check out the new Rainbow Unicorn Inside Out MagicBand.
We spotted more pin trading Minnie Ears.
Check out the new Hei Hei Cone MagicBand and MORE New MagicBands in Disney World!
We found a fun new rainbow mug in Disney World.
Check out these new Jungle Cruise ornaments.
Take a look at these fun kitchen accessories.
You’ll now find the Maleficent dress in Disney Springs.
Here’s a look at what pin trading looks like at Disney World now.
Check out this new HARVEYS collection featuring Donald Duck.
Check out the new Pocahontas collection from Loungefly.
The new summer collection from Love Your Melon is here.
Check out the new soundtrack from The Imagineering Story.
There’s a new Up charm from Pandora.
We spotted new Stitch phone cases in Disney World.
California Sole is coming to Disneyland’s Downtown Disney District.
Check out these new Baby Yoda bags from Loungefly.
You’ve gotta see these Golden Girls tiki muglets.
We spotted a new Jungle Cruise backpack in Disney World.
Check out these new Toy Story hair scrunchies.

NEW DFB YouTube Videos

The Disney Park Closures — Everything You Need to Know

Here’s what we know about the closures and and travel to Disney World and Disneyland. <—IMPORTANT READ!
Disney World and Disneyland closure questions answered. <–ALL FAQs ANSWERED
A step-by-step guide to canceling, refunding, or rescheduling your Disney vacation.
What is open and what is closed at Disney World.
Should you cancel your Disney World vacation? <—IMPORTANT READ!
5 critical points in the new Federal guidelines that could affect Disney World and Disneyland.

New DFB Video — Is It Even Worth It to Go to Disney World This Year?

Have you subscribed to the DFB YouTube Channel? We’ve got FOUR brand new videos EVERY WEEK showcasing our adventures in Disney World and Disneyland! This week, we’re sharing our latest video: Is It Even Worth It to Go to Disney World This Year? — and don’t forget to subscribe here.

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What’s in the DFB Guide?

The DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining is full to overflowing with tools and features to make your trip go smoothly, including:

A 5-Step Strategy for Disney Dining Planning, covering everything you need to know from budgeting and booking to kids’ meals, dining discounts, and fireworks.
A comprehensive and in-depth look at EVERY Disney World restaurant, kiosk, bar, and lounge, including our personal tips to ensure a positive and stress-free dining experience.
Four free, downloadable worksheets for planning your trip. These worksheets are designed to help you execute all the steps of planning the perfect Disney dining experience. And they’re reusable for all of your future trips!
Seven sample one-day dining itineraries for a head-start on planning.
A comprehensive index of bars and lounges WITH reviews. An often under-appreciated option for both dining and entertainment, the e-Book devotes a whole index to the topic.
The ability to be read on your mobile device or computer! It’s fully portable right in your pocket!

On to the Round-Up!

Mickey Fix shared this cute Mickey Mouse Cooler Bag.
WDW for Grownups shared a review of B.B. Wolf’s in Disney Springs.
Disney Parks Blog shared a recipe for the Kitchen Sink Sundae.
Disney Family shared a recipe for a Mickey-shaped Fruit Pizza.

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