GMA Welcomes The Holidays At WDW
Good Morning America Tweeted Out Holiday Views of Walt Disney World…
Among the many news stories covered by Good Morning America’s Twitter handle this morning, there was one that was very near and dear to our hearts here on MickeyBlog.com:
It’s November 1st!
And that means the holiday season has arrived in grand style on Main Street U.S.A. @WaltDisneyWorld! pic.twitter.com/vvHCRBuXFC
— Good Morning America (@GMA) November 1, 2020
Moreover, let’s take another close look at those pictures:
MickeyBlog.com Coverage of Holiday Turnover at Magic Kingdom
Of course, our own MickeyBlog.com crew had the early emergence of the holiday decorations in our sights as well.
Firstly, we closed out Halloween:
Secondly, MickeyBlog.com was on the ground in Magic Kingdom to shed some light (and point his iPhone) on the surprise changeover:
Thirdly, Greg Antonelle — The Blogfather himself — headed to Adventureland for the “Jingle Cruise”:
It’s Time to Mingle and Jingle on the Jingle Cruise at the Magic Kingdom!
And there were new items at The Emporium to fill out any holiday list:
Meanwhile, don’t miss our video coverage of the first day of decorations at Disney World:
However, let’s be straight about one thing: All of Walt Disney World is celebrating the holidays.
And here’s our case in point:
Epcot International Festival of the Holidays
Starting November 27 – December 30, 2020, celebrate highlights from the Epcot International Festival of the Holidays and highlights include:
- Holiday Kitchens around World Showcase promenade with favorites like American Holiday Table, featuring Slow-roasted Turkey with Stuffing, and Bavaria Holiday Kitchen with dishes like Cheese Fondue in a Bread Bowl.
- The returning group, JOYFUL!, present a journey through R&B, Gospel, contemporary and traditional Christmas and holiday music inside World ShowPlace.
- Voices of Liberty with their incredible 8-part harmonies on the America Gardens Theatre stage for a special concert of favorite carols and songs of the season.
Finally, MickeyBlog.com (and Good Morning America, I’m sure) will be all over the coverage of the upcoming holidays at Walt Disney World.