It is day two of Annual Passholder Previews at Walt Disney World, and rain has descended upon the Magic Kingdom. While some may look at this as a downer, we at Inside the Magic wanted to take this opportunity to showcase how beautiful this park looks in the rain.
Pictures come from Twitter user @thrillgeek:
We are here in line at the Parking Plaza on a rainy morning for the Magic Kingdom passholder preview. #DisneyWorld #MagicKingdom pic.twitter.com/TZUzoKNQn4
— ThrillGeek (@thrillgeek) July 10, 2020
First up the temperature and security screening. It was quick and easy. #DisneyWorld #MagicKingdom pic.twitter.com/9zU8DzznJp
— ThrillGeek (@thrillgeek) July 10, 2020
Taking the Monorail. They ask you how many in your party and assign you a number and then you enter the car and you sit on the seats. There is a divider splitting the cabins so everyone is properly distanced. #DisneyWorld #MagicKingdom pic.twitter.com/yn1AkZCzjr
— ThrillGeek (@thrillgeek) July 10, 2020
Hello from a rainy Main Street USA #DisneyWorld #MagicKingdom pic.twitter.com/vgZbFCwkP4
— ThrillGeek (@thrillgeek) July 10, 2020
While dark clouds hover overhead, Annual Passholders–deprived of the magic for so long–still arrive for their first day back inside the Magic Kingdom. Main Street’s lamp lights reflect off the pavement, creating a shining shimmering splendid effect despite the dreary sky.
Because of the rain, we can see far fewer Cast Members greeting Guests along Main Street and there are no Characters out and about. The My Disney Experience app showed that only the Tomorrowland Speedway was temporarily closed. It is now up and running. Other outside rides such as Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Magic Carpets of Aladdin, Splash Mountain, and Jungle Cruise are still open at this time.
This is the second of two preview days at the Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom set aside exclusively for Annual Passholders. Earlier this week, Disney also hosted two preview days for Cast Members. Both Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom theme parks are scheduled to officially reopen tomorrow, July 11. EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios official reopen July 15.
We at Inside the Magic were at the Magic Kingdom for the first Annual Passholder preview on July 9, and we were fortunate enough to have a hot sunny day in the park. Click the link below to read more about what we experienced.
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