Reopenings are happening left and right in Disney World (but we’re not complaining)!
We FINALLY have the reopening dates for Disney’s Port Orleans Riverside, as well as the two remaining All-Star Resorts. Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort will reopen soon with its finished refurbishment, even though we’ve made our way back to ‘Ohana once again. There have also been reopened spots all around the parks from dining locations to play areas.
So, if you’re ready to dance your socks off in celebration, you’re going to be THRILLED to learn that the Atlantic Dance Hall at Disney’s BoardWalk Inn will reopen on August 6th!
The hall will be open from 8PM until 1AM according to their sign, so you can dance the night away!
So, whether you know how to Swing Dance, Charleston, or just groove along to the music, you’ll want to stop by the Atlantic Dance Hall for some nightlife in Disney World! And, you can stay tuned with All Ears for even more Disney news coming soon!
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What’s your favorite place to hang out after hours in Disney World? Let us know in the comments below!
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Good news, but can’t say I’m terribly optimistic. The Atlantic Dance Hall is one of the most underutilized areas of WDW, which has a ton of potential. In the early days (the 1990s) they actually had a Swing Band there certain nights of the week, but that was a long time ago. As an avid Swing dancer it’s a shame they have this wonderful venue, but it goes, almost, totally to waste. It’s a classic example of Disney being cheap, and being loathed to spend any money on anything that doesn’t immediately generate revenue. Who knows, maybe they’ll bring live music back, but I won’t hold my breath.
I have never been there but it sounds really fun!!! Now I just have to find someone to go dancing with me!!! Or maybe I will just dance by myself, if there is no rule against it!!!!????????