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Walt Disney World News Roundup: April 22nd, 2026

7 Walt Disney World stories from April 22nd, 2026 — Disney World solar power reaches 100 percent daytime coverage on sunny days, Disney's Polynesian Resort…

Alexander Ashe
April 22, 2026 · 1mo ago · 2 min read
Disney Teases Over 2,000 Bats in Revamped Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
Disney Teases Over 2,000 Bats in Revamped Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

Here's everything that happened at Walt Disney World today — 7 stories from across the parks, resorts, and attractions to catch you up on.

Disney World solar power reaches 100 percent daytime coverage on sunny days

Disney World solar power 100 percent daytime coverage achieved on sunny days through four solar projects.

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Disney's Polynesian Resort Construction Updates: Major Refurbishment Work Continues Across Multiple Buildings

Disney's Polynesian Resort construction continues across multiple buildings including the Great Ceremonial House and Tonga Longhouse.

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Free Disney dining plan UK Ireland 2027 packages now available to book

UK and Ireland guests can secure free Disney dining plan UK Ireland 2027 packages by booking before 4 November 2026.

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EPCOT Food Wine Festival 2026 permits filed for new signage installation

Disney files permits for EPCOT Food Wine Festival 2026 signage near Spaceship Earth.

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EPCOT bus merchandise display arrives at Disney Traders gift shop

New bus-shaped fixture showcasing pins and passports pays tribute to vintage World Showcase transport.

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EPCOT closing early July 1 2026 at 5:30 p.m. instead of 9 p.m.

EPCOT closing early July 1 2026 at 5:30 p.m. instead of 9 p.m., cutting the park day by 3.5 hours.

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Sir Mickey's wall separates Fairy Godmother meet area from Magic Kingdom shop

Permanent wall at Sir Mickey's creates Fairy Godmother meet area in Magic Kingdom shop

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That's the news from Walt Disney World for today. Check back tomorrow for more Disney updates, or explore our full coverage above.

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