Grab your touring plans! Due to high demand and summer crowds, Walt Disney World offers extended operating hours at Magic Kingdom.
New at Magic Kingdom
“Cool Kid Summer” is in full swing at all 4 Theme Parks now until September 1, 2025. Great pop-up characters are roaming throughout Magic Kingdom, and air-conditioned entertainment offerings for the whole family.
See a full guide to all of the summer fun HERE.
“Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away” will delight Magic Kingdom guests as the sun sets starting on July 20th. Due to high demand, Disney made changes to their Park Reservations. Check out full details HERE.
Magic Kingdom Closures
There are BIG changes coming to Magic Kingdom with the new Villains Landand the new Cars-themed Piston Peak National Park. Unfortunately, these new additions result in closures of current attractions.
Disney announced that the last day for Guests to experience Rivers of America, Tom Sawyer Island, and the Liberty Square Riverboat will be July 6th. These attractions will close forever on July 7th!
Typically, Disney fans swarm the parks when an attraction is set to close, and Disney aims to accommodate large crowds. According to the attraction’s marquee hours and the Walt Disney World website, the attraction will offer additional operating hours.
Liberty Square Riverboat Hours
Now through July 6, 2025, the Liberty Square Riverboat will open an hour earlier at 10:00 am instead of 11:00 am. The attraction will continue to close at 8:00 pm (attraction hours subject to change.)
Liberty Square Riverboat will extend operating hours now through July 6, 2025.
For guests hoping to enjoy Tom Sawyer Island and the Liberty Square Riverboat, it is important to note that weather can often close both attractions to guests. Many areas of Tom Sawyer Island were closed to guests due to an insect infestation this past weekend.
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