Happy New Year! 2019 has been a phenomenal year at Walt Disney World. We saw the opening of Galaxy’s Edge, new restaurants and resort hotels, the launch of the Disney Skyliner, an exciting presentation by Disney at the 2019 D23 Expo, which outlined future updates and experiences—it all adds up to more Disney magic!
During 2019, the WDW Radio Blog Team continued to share the Tip of the Week—many to help you with travel planning and some to offer you a dash of nostalgia. The Team talked about extinct attractions and experiences, and Inductees for the WDW Radio Hall of Fame. There were puzzles to solve, Newswires, and news and reviews from the Asian Disney Parks.
As 2019 comes to an end and we prepare to bring you another year of WDW Radio Blog Team posts, it is time to announce (drum roll please) The Top 10 WDW Radio Blog Posts of 2019 (calculated by reader visits).
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Remembering The Simpsons’ Trip to Epcot
9.
WDW Tip of the Week – Using a “Stroller As Wheelchair” Tag
8.
WDW Tip of the Week – 8 Easy Ways to Save Money for your Walt Disney World Vacation
7.
WDW Tip of the Week – The Many Uses of Walt Disney World Reusable Bags
6.
Most Telling and Exciting Part of Epcot’s Transformation — Its New Slogan
5.
WDW Radio The Newswire: Disney Skyliner Installation Now Officially Underway
4.
Six Questions after seeing the Epcot Concept Art
3.
What to Stream on Disney+ Launch Day
2.
Saying Goodbye to “The Muppets Present Great Moments in American History“
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WDW Tip of the Week – Wear Your Celebration Buttons!
Hello! My name is Kathy Wicks. In June 2019, the role of blog editor passed to me from the able hands of former editor Kendall Foreman. I thank Lou and Kendall for their patience and help as I continue to learn the ropes and get to know you, the WDW Radio readers. Many thanks also to the WDW Radio Blog Team—lovers of Disney all and talented writers. Here’s to another year of WDW Radio Blog posts!
Happy New Year, everyone!
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