Iger Avoiding ‘Culture War’ with DeSantis, Squirrel Sneaks onto Carousel of Progress, and More: Daily Recap (7/13/23)

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magic kingdom

• Wednesday was a hectic day at the Magic Kingdom. A squirrel sneaks into a Walt Disney merry-go-round and disrupts the 1940s Halloween show scene.

Epcot

EPCOT’s Refreshment Outpost, aka Africa Outpost, Amani Village Traders has a new mural by street artist WiseTwo.

More Walt Disney World News

• Disney has announced this year’s finisher medals awaiting runners at the 2023 Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend.
• The Walt Disney World Monorail will be open late Friday, July 14th for scheduled maintenance.

• New foods and drinks inspired by “Haunted Mansion” Starting tomorrow, it will be held at the Disneyland Resort to commemorate the new movie.
• Disneyland Resort celebrates 68th anniversary It will take place on Monday 17th July 2023 with a special parade.
• Further scaffolding is built Facade of Splash Mountain at Disneyland. The attraction transforms into Tiana’s Bayou Adventure.
• The process of replacing artificial turf throughout Mickey’s Toontown It’s still being done at Disneyland as a construction wall has moved into the area near Donald’s boat.
• Ahead of the release of the new movie “Haunted Mansion”, new Haunted Mansion goods have appeared at Disneyland Resort.

• Disney Cruise Line has increased prices at almost all adults-only restaurants across its ships.
• Disney Cruise Line’s official Instagram page announced the arrival of the DisneyBand+ on the Disney Wish.

• The Screen Actors Guild, Federation of American Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) formally called for a strike.
• Disney Entertainment earned 163 nominations at the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards.

• Fresh from announcing a contract extension, Disney CEO Bob Iger spoke with CNBC this morning about his decision and the company’s future.
• The Walt Disney Company’s CEO Bob Iger has commented on the ongoing writers’ strike and the high probability of an actors’ strike, calling the demands of those involved “not realistic. ‘ said.

Man and baby jump into Pirates of the Caribbean, squirrels on merry-go-round, new annual pass

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