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EPCOT, Magic Kingdom, and Hollywood Studios Will Be Open Until Midnight on New Year’s Eve at Disney World

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Walt Disney World has released its park hours for New Year’s Eve and three of the four Walt Disney World theme parks will be open late enough to ring in the New Year! Here are the posted park hours:

Magic Kingdom

  • December 30, 31: 9am to 12am

EPCOT

  • December 31: 9am to 12am (Harmonious at 6:30pm)

Disney’s Hollywood Studios

  • December 31: 8:30am to 12am

Disney’s Animal Kingdom

  • December 31: 8am to 8pm

New Year’s Eve Fireworks

Typically, Magic Kingdom and EPCOT have New Year’s Eve fireworks at midnight.

At Magic Kingdom, the New Year’s Eve fireworks show is called Fantasy in the Sky, and it will likely be shown on December 30th and 31st as Magic Kingdom celebrates New Year’s Eve two nights in a row. Here’s a look at the New Year’s Eve Fantasy in the Sky fireworks from last year.

At EPCOT, a fireworks celebration takes guests around World Showcase Lagoon as fireworks light up the sky over each pavilion in the order that they celebrate the new year. Here’s our video from last year’s EPCOT New Year’s Eve fireworks show, with a unique view of the barges.

Disney has not officially announced showtimes for the fireworks, but we will continue to keep an eye on Disney World’s New Year’s Eve plans!

As always, keep checking back with us here at BlogMickey.com as we continue to bring you the latest news, photos, and info from around the Disney Parks!

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