Disney World Delivers Spooky Surprises and Water Worries

Disney World has been abuzz with activity this week, and we've got the scoop on the latest updates. One of the most exciting developments is the return of Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, which kicked off on August 7th and runs through October 31st. The party offers a unique experience for fans of the spooky season, with exclusive entertainment, food, and trick-or-treating opportunities.

The event has been well-received by visitors so far, with many praising the food options available during the party. However, it's worth noting that some changes have been made to the trick-or-treating experience for guests with allergies. Tickets range from $119 to $229 plus tax, depending on the date of attendance.

For those who can't make it to Disney World in person, there's a new virtual Halloween runDisney race called the runDisney Virtual Spooktacular. This event allows participants to complete three different races from the comfort of their own homes over the course of October. Registration opened on August 11th and sold out quickly, with a cost of $185 for all three races.

In other news, Disney's Wilderness Lodge has been experiencing major water outage issues in its Boulder Creek Villas. The problem began on Saturday, August 8th, and Cast Members have confirmed that the issue continues to affect the resort. Guests booked at the villas are being moved to new accommodations or elsewhere around the resort.

Finally, Annual Passholders can look forward to three new perks available at Disney's Hollywood Studios until September 24th. These include a new magnet featuring Kermit the Frog and his banjo, two Magic Shots with Disney PhotoPass, and a Key Lime Kermit Milkshake available for $10.79 at Dockside Diner.