There are so many new attractions, shows and recreational activities for adults at Disney World for 2011. Here are some of the best of "What's New" at Disney World, just for adults.
La Hacienda de San Angel and Cantina de San Angel - At the Mexico pavilion at Epcot World Showcase, two eateries nestle along World Showcase Lagoon. La Cantinaoffers quick-service and features tacos, nachos and empanadas, and a variety of frozen margaritas. La Hacienda is a table-service restaurant with contemporary Mexican fare such as mixed seafood grill, roasted pork loin and flank steak. La Hacienda has its own "tequila ambassador" and features tequila flights and a new line of margaritas, including a coffee margarita. La Cantina, with indoor and outdoor seating, is open daily for lunch and dinner; 250-seat La Hacienda opens daily at 4 p.m.
Wild Africa Trek - Guests wanting to venture off the beaten path at Disney's Animal Kingdom have the chance during a new, immersive and add-on experience. This excursion takes a small group of adventurers on personalized, guided tours at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park. The tour includes a bushwalk through unexplored areas of the forest, along with over-landing in customized vehicles across an animal-filled savanna. On these expert-led treks, extended time is spent observing and learning about the wildlife. Reservations for Wild Africa Trek (ages 8 and up) can be arranged by calling us at 877-918-8941.
Sounds of Summer Concert Series at Epcot - The "Sounds Like Summer" concert series returns to Epcot featuring tribute bands that will bring back the sounds of decades of summers gone by. Opening with Hotel California - a Salute to the Eagles, June's lineup of bands will also "play" tribute to the timeless tunes of the Bee Gees and Bon Jovi. Sounds like Summer concerts are under the skies of the open-air America Gardens Theatre in World Showcase at Epcot. Show times are 5:45, 7 and 8:15 p.m.
Tiki Room at Magic Kingdom - A Magic Kingdom favorite, "Enchanted Tiki Room," is scheduled to reopen later this summer in a version reminiscent of the original show (called Tropical Serenade). The attraction has been entertaining guests since the theme park's opening day Oct. 1, 1971. Its winged hosts -- Jose, Fritz, Pierre and Michael -- led 200 other birds, tikis and flowers in an entertaining Polynesian revue. The Adventureland attraction was inspired by Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, which opened at Disneyland Park in 1963.
Updated Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom - New interactive queues are greeting Magic Kingdom guests. A visit to the Haunted Mansion now begins with a new story line inspired by some of the characters previously seen only inside the Haunted Mansion. The new interactive queue includes new crypts and other "spooky" sights to see, as well as tombstones with witty epitaphs to the dearly departed like, "Drink A Toast To Our Friend Ken, Fill Your Glass And Don't Say 'When.'" Inside the attraction new hitchhiking ghosts board the "Doom Buggies" to interact and play with weary mortals thanks to the newest and most innovative technologies.
AMC Theaters at Downtown Disney Dinner & Movie - AMC Theatres® has put a new twist on the date-night concept of "dinner and a movie" at AMC Downtown Disney 24: "a movie with dinner." Six auditoriums at the Downtown Disney West Side location have been transformed into AMC Dine-In Theatres where guests can watch the latest movies while dining from a menu including quesadillas, burgers, flatbread pizzas, grilled sandwiches and house specialties as well as appetizers and desserts. Reserved seating and table-top dining is offered.
Disney World 2011 Discounts - Take advantage of some incredible summer discounts for 2011 at Disney World, including over the popular 4th of July weekend. These are some of the lowest prices of the year. Click here for more details on Disney World 2011 summer discounts.
These are some of the "What's New" for adults at Disney World for 2011. For more information about any of these activities or to book your summer Disney World vacation, call us at 877-918-8941 or visit us online at http://www.destinationsinflorida.com.
La Hacienda de San Angel and Cantina de San Angel - At the Mexico pavilion at Epcot World Showcase, two eateries nestle along World Showcase Lagoon. La Cantinaoffers quick-service and features tacos, nachos and empanadas, and a variety of frozen margaritas. La Hacienda is a table-service restaurant with contemporary Mexican fare such as mixed seafood grill, roasted pork loin and flank steak. La Hacienda has its own "tequila ambassador" and features tequila flights and a new line of margaritas, including a coffee margarita. La Cantina, with indoor and outdoor seating, is open daily for lunch and dinner; 250-seat La Hacienda opens daily at 4 p.m.
Wild Africa Trek - Guests wanting to venture off the beaten path at Disney's Animal Kingdom have the chance during a new, immersive and add-on experience. This excursion takes a small group of adventurers on personalized, guided tours at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park. The tour includes a bushwalk through unexplored areas of the forest, along with over-landing in customized vehicles across an animal-filled savanna. On these expert-led treks, extended time is spent observing and learning about the wildlife. Reservations for Wild Africa Trek (ages 8 and up) can be arranged by calling us at 877-918-8941.
Sounds of Summer Concert Series at Epcot - The "Sounds Like Summer" concert series returns to Epcot featuring tribute bands that will bring back the sounds of decades of summers gone by. Opening with Hotel California - a Salute to the Eagles, June's lineup of bands will also "play" tribute to the timeless tunes of the Bee Gees and Bon Jovi. Sounds like Summer concerts are under the skies of the open-air America Gardens Theatre in World Showcase at Epcot. Show times are 5:45, 7 and 8:15 p.m.
Tiki Room at Magic Kingdom - A Magic Kingdom favorite, "Enchanted Tiki Room," is scheduled to reopen later this summer in a version reminiscent of the original show (called Tropical Serenade). The attraction has been entertaining guests since the theme park's opening day Oct. 1, 1971. Its winged hosts -- Jose, Fritz, Pierre and Michael -- led 200 other birds, tikis and flowers in an entertaining Polynesian revue. The Adventureland attraction was inspired by Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, which opened at Disneyland Park in 1963.
Updated Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom - New interactive queues are greeting Magic Kingdom guests. A visit to the Haunted Mansion now begins with a new story line inspired by some of the characters previously seen only inside the Haunted Mansion. The new interactive queue includes new crypts and other "spooky" sights to see, as well as tombstones with witty epitaphs to the dearly departed like, "Drink A Toast To Our Friend Ken, Fill Your Glass And Don't Say 'When.'" Inside the attraction new hitchhiking ghosts board the "Doom Buggies" to interact and play with weary mortals thanks to the newest and most innovative technologies.
AMC Theaters at Downtown Disney Dinner & Movie - AMC Theatres® has put a new twist on the date-night concept of "dinner and a movie" at AMC Downtown Disney 24: "a movie with dinner." Six auditoriums at the Downtown Disney West Side location have been transformed into AMC Dine-In Theatres where guests can watch the latest movies while dining from a menu including quesadillas, burgers, flatbread pizzas, grilled sandwiches and house specialties as well as appetizers and desserts. Reserved seating and table-top dining is offered.
Disney World 2011 Discounts - Take advantage of some incredible summer discounts for 2011 at Disney World, including over the popular 4th of July weekend. These are some of the lowest prices of the year. Click here for more details on Disney World 2011 summer discounts.
These are some of the "What's New" for adults at Disney World for 2011. For more information about any of these activities or to book your summer Disney World vacation, call us at 877-918-8941 or visit us online at http://www.destinationsinflorida.com.