Differences in 2021

[Heleddie]

We are meant to be going in 3 weeks, but that’s not going to happen. I’m still booking fast passes but more out of desperation than anything.

So, it’s likely we’ll go next Easter instead... any idea what’s going to be new in the parks that I can use as a positive reason for two boys who had their heart set on seeing Mickey ...

I’m hoping RoR will be running better, but what else?

[phonic73]

We are doing the same, was due to go 1st April but no longer going.

Next year is Disneyworld's 50th anniversary so I expect a lot of the work they are doing now will be completed. Not sure the actual dates certain attractions will be open but those currently under construction may be completed, Tron maybe.

My only worry is that it being the 50th the parks will be very busy...although they are anyway. But still, might be good to see the celebrations.

Good luck

[Nimbus]

Below is a list of the Forthcoming Attractions coming to the parks over the next few years:

https://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/For...ns-p-1502.html

The problem is that, although Disney/Universal/Seaworld may state that a new attraction is opening in 2021, they often don't provide specific dates until much closer to the time of opening. So, for example, we know that the Guardians of the Galaxy rollercoaster should open sometime in 2021 but we don't know when in 2021 it'll open. So I can't say whether this will be open by Easter next year. Possibly?

The attractions opening in 2020 listed in the above should be open by the time you visit though (assuming this virus doesn't cause things to be delayed).

Also, have a look at the Themepark Timeline to see what's changed up to now since the last time you visited:

https://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/timeline.php