Walt Disney World announces limited-time “Peter Pan” PhotoPass options for movie’s 65th anniversary

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A young guest with sparkling fairy wings stands beside a vibrant Peter Pan parade float, while nearby, a woman poses playfully, her crossed arms casting a shadow in the unmistakable shape of Mickey Mouse—an unforgettable Walt Disney World moment perfect for your PhotoPass collection.

Peter Pan” first brought us to Never Land when it premiered on February 5, 1953, and to celebrate the movie’s 65th anniversary, Walt Disney World is offering special PhotoPass opportunities at Magic Kingdom.

From February 4 – 10, Captain Hook and his sidekick Mr. Smee meet guests in Fantasyland intermittently from 9:00 AM – 6:15 PM.

Smee and Captain Hook from Peter Pan share a playful PhotoPass moment at Walt Disney World, grinning together against a sleek black backdrop—a whimsical snapshot for Disney fans.

Next to the Captain Hook and Mr. Smee Character Experience, a Disney PhotoPass photographer can snap a picture of you with Peter Pan’s sneaky shadow.

Mickey Mouse’s iconic silhouette, complete with big ears and gloved hands, appears as a magical shadow on a stone wall, capturing the enchanting spirit of Disney World.

Create a bit of pixie dust magic by adding Tinker Bell to your photos. Visit the photographer on the bridge next to Sleepy Hollow Refreshments or make a stop on Main Street U.S.A. to take a picture with the famous fairy.

Guests at Walt Disney World share a joyful moment as they hold a tiny Tinker Bell in their hands, while another guest shows off sparkling Tinker Bell wings for a magical Peter Pan-themed PhotoPass experience.

In front of Cinderella Castle, visit a photographer by the Partners Statue to take a picture with this fun “Take me to Never Land!” prop.

Round sign featuring Peter Pan silhouettes soaring across a glowing moon, with “Take me to Never Land!” written on it—an enchanting PhotoPass spot for capturing unforgettable Walt Disney World moments.

To take all these magical photos home, you can purchase a Memory Maker or Memory Maker One Day pass. For more information, visit the Walt Disney World website.

Whether you’re celebrating Peter Pan’s anniversary in the parks or at home, you can share your photos by using #PeterPan65. 

Source: Disney

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