The Walt Disney Company has been celebrating 100 years of magic by bringing additional magical experiences to guests. Recently, fans of the Walt Disney Company could enjoy some of the magic from the comfort of their homes. They were also given a sneak look at one of the highly anticipated rides coming to Walt Disney World in 2024.
Disney 100: A Century of Dreams- A Special Edition of 20/20
On Thursday, December 14, ABC aired a special documentary focused on the 100 years of magical experiences created by the Walt Disney Company since 1923.
Disney 100: A Century of Dreams (2023) takes viewers through a century of stories and experiences that have touched hearts worldwide.
The documentary dove into the start of the Disney Brothers Studio to the present day and the many brands such as Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm, and more that make up Disney storytelling.
The special is available to stream on Hulu and will become available on Disney+ for the holiday weekend on December 22.
If you haven’t tuned in, you will want to. Not only is the documentary a great look at Disney’s magic, but it will also give you an insider look at the highly anticipated Tiana’s Bayou Adventure coming in 2024 to Walt Disney World.
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure- Coming Soon
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure is replacing Splash Mountain in Magic Kingdom’s Frontierland. Scheduled to open in 2024, those who tuned in to ABC were given a sneak peek inside this ride.
TIANA’S BAYOU ADVENTURE LOOKING GREAT pic.twitter.com/myw3gAmcDy
— Phil • The Horizoneer (@TheHorizoneer) December 18, 2023
Even though the images don’t give a lot away, the details and beauty of the ride are precise. Lush greenery is seen in the pictures, which will help transport guests into the Louisiana Bayou, where the ride will take place.
Although we would love to see the animatronics and other details featured in the ride, we are happy to get a little look before opening.
Check out the documentary to connect with the magic of Disney through the years and get a look at the magic coming in the future.
This post is originally appeared on Disney Dining.
