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Disney World Releases ‘Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After’ Showtimes

Ahead of its May 27th debut, Walt Disney World has posted the showtimes for the Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After show coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios. At its quickest cadence, Unfairly Ever After will be shown every 30 minutes during the afternoon. That means that we aren’t expecting a lengthy show, perhaps 15 or 20 minutes at the most. An exact runtime hasn’t been announced. Here’s a look at showtimes for dates through early July. Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After Showtimes Showtimes begin at 10am and run through 7pm, with the most amount of showtimes during the afternoon hours. Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After will be shown at the Sunset Showcase, a flex theater space near Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster and the former home of Lightning McQueen’s Racing Academy. Morning 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Afternoon 12:00 PM 12:30 PM 1:00 PM 1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM 3:00 PM 3:30 PM 4:00 PM 4:30 PM Evening 5:00 PM 6:00 PM 7:00 PM Enter the realm of the Magic Mirror—where dozens of villains are trapped! They want the Mirror to reveal the truth: which villain has been treated the most unfairly of them all?Watch as Cruella de Vil, Captain Hook and Maleficent present their cases on stage, persuading with wicked wisdom and wisecracks. Will you be swayed by their hijinks and humor?It’s a spellbinding show with moving music and a most memorable finale—where you

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New Muppets-Themed Disney Skyliner Design Celebrates 70th Anniversary

Good afternoon from Disney’s Hollywood Studios where a new Muppets-themed Disney Skyliner design has debuted! The new design celebrates the 70th Anniversary of the storied franchise, right ahead of the removal of MuppetVision 3D from the park next month. Here’s a look! Muppets Themed Disney Skyliner The Muppets-themed Disney Skyliner contains graphics on all four sides of the gondola cabin – a rarity for the Most Magical Flight on Earth. One side contains Miss Piggy, Fozzy Bear, and Sam Eagle. Kermit gets a side of the Skyliner cabin completely to himself, complete with a rainbow. Statler and Waldorf are doing what they do best – heckling, and finally, a version of the Muppets 70th Anniversary logo can be found on the doors. Here’s a detailed look! As always, keep checking back with us here at BlogMickey.com as we continue to bring you the latest news, photos, and info from around the Disney Parks!

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PHOTO: New Look at What’s Left of Disney’s Failed ‘Star Wars’ Hotel

Take a look at what’s left of Disney’s infamous Star Wars hotel. Credit: Disney Related: Disney Parks to Close Multiple ‘Toy Story’ Rides Indefinitely This Summer Walt Disney World is known for being huge, featuring four theme parks, two water parks, and an outdoor shopping and dining area known as Disney Springs. From Magic Kingdom to Hollywood Studios, there’s really no end to all of the magic and fun guests can have during their time at Disney World, though they’ll need a place to lay their heads after a long day at the parks. Luckily, Disney World has dozens of different hotels to choose from, ranging from value-priced rooms to deluxe resorts. Some of the Disney World’s most iconic hotels include the Polynesian and Contemporary, two decades-old locations, as well as newer additions like the Riviera. However, none of Disney World’s hotels is as infamous or interesting as Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser. New Look at Disney’s Permanently Closed Galactic Starcruiser Credit: Disney Related: Original ‘Harry Potter’ Star Reveals His Appearance in Reboot Nearly two years after its closure, Disney World’s Galactic Starcruiser is still sitting where it used to, now being used as office space for Walt Disney Imagineering. Avid theme park photographer bioreconsturct recently snapped an aerial photo of the Starcruiser, revealing that it still looks quite a bit like the intergalactic ship guests once boarded when it was open. Aerial photo of an Imagineering office building, south of Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Originally:

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Two Roller Coasters Have Been Unexpectedly Closed for Days at Epic Universe

As we continue to monitor Universal Epic Universe leading up to the grand opening, there is a bit of a developing situation for two of the park’s roller coasters. Both Curse of the Werewolf in the Dark Universe land, and Stardust Racers in Celestial Park have been down for days. Here’s what we know. Stardust Racers – A Dueling Coaster at Epic Universe Two Roller Coasters Not Working For Days at Epic Universe Stardust Racers, a dueling roller coaster in the Celestial Park section of Epic Universe, is not only Epic Universe’s best roller coaster, it is arguably the best roller coaster at any of Universal’s theme parks. The coaster takes guests through a series of dueling elements that put you in a race across the stars with the other coaster. Unfortunately, Stardust Racers is currently in its third day of unexpected downtime. It’s unclear what is wrong with the roller coaster or when it will be operational again. During our visit to Epic Universe yesterday, there was no testing being done on the roller coaster, and Team Members didn’t appear to be actively working on getting it running again. The second roller coaster that is not operational, and hasn’t been for two days now is Curse of the Werewolf. This family spinning roller coaster is located in Dark Universe and is one of two attractions in the land behind Monsters Unchained. Just like Stardust Racers, it’s unclear what is wrong with the roller coaster,

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