46. Park Pulse In Disney World Fall 2026 - More Magic!

<p>MORE MAGIC Episodes are quick visits with your Moms Behind the Magic to bring you a little bit MORE to your week!</p><p>Aly and Katie bring you a fast-moving fall 2026 update from Walt Disney World, covering seasonal entertainment, holiday transitions, new experiences, and important closures to know before you go!</p><p>Magic Kingdom is in full fall mode with Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party underway and sold out for the season. They also talk fall decor, seasonal merchandise, and the upcoming transition to Christmas.</p><p>Important updates:<br />• Walt Disney World Railroad closed Sept. 28 through late October<br />• Tiana’s Bayou Adventure closed Nov. 2, reopening expected in December<br />• Carousel of Progress closed for a major overhaul, with reopening expected spring 2027</p><p>Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party is also right around the corner, so now is the time to start planning!</p><p>Food &amp; Wine Festival continues through Nov. 21, with food, drinks, merchandise, and Eat to the Beat concerts. Festival of the Holidays begins Nov. 27 and runs through Dec. 30.</p><p>Also covered:<br />• Candlelight Processional dining packages open Oct. 14<br />• Holiday storytellers around World Showcase<br />• Glimmering Greenhouses at Living with the Land<br />• Soarin’ Across America<br />• DuckTales ending in the Play Disney app for now, with a return expected<br />• Coral Reef Restaurant closed through Nov. 3</p><p>The new Magic of Disney Animation building is open with character experiences, play spaces, and drawing opportunities. They also preview Jollywood Nights, running select nights Nov. 7 through Jan. 5.</p><p>Plus:<br />• New Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run mission with Fortnite integration<br />• Hollywood Studios closing early Oct. 20 for a private event</p><p>Animal Kingdom continues through a period of major construction and change, but there’s still plenty to enjoy—including the Bluey and Bingo interactive experience at Conservation Station for younger guests.</p><p>Disney Springs is getting into the fall spirit with Zombeats drummers, spooky stilt walkers, and a roving pumpkin DJ. They also chat seasonal treats, Jock Lindsay’s Hangar Bar holiday transformations, and Level 99, a new interactive entertainment experience.</p><p>Typhoon Lagoon is closed for the season, while Blizzard Beach remains open with holiday theming, snowmen, and Christmas music.</p><p>They also discuss Hurley Burley at the BoardWalk, opening Oct. 1 as a family-f