Earlier this year, Walt Disney World revealed the details about the holiday fun coming to all four parks this Christmas, but now, there’s more. With a new land, there will be new things…so, make way for the “Flurry of Fun” coming to Toy Story Land at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
It was already known that Alien Swirling Saucers was going to receive a new holiday soundtrack for the Christmas season, but it appears there will be much more. Disney wants you to experience the “Flurry of Fun” that is heading into Andy’s backyard, and it is going to be awesome.
That includes some of our favorite Toy Story friends in holiday attire.
Guests visiting during the holidays can expect to see Woody in a holiday vest adorned with a Christmas tree and presents, as well as a candy cane accessory for his holster. Jessie will also trade in her cowgirl vest for a red holiday vest trimmed in a peppermint pattern, while Buzz Lightyear will add a sparkly Santa hat to his out-of-this-world ensemble.
Beginning November 8, 2018, Toy Story Land will be decked out with new holiday decor and that includes oversized cranberry-and-popcorn garland, an oversized Hamm sugar cookie, Green Alien ornaments, and a selfie opportunity with a giant holiday card adorned with your pals from Toy Story.
Sleigh bells will ring on Slinky Dog Dash while Alien Swirling Saucers will have two different holiday tracks and themed lighting.
The “Flurry of Fun” is coming, and it won’t be too much longer until it arrives.
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