As the season of green shamrocks and leprechauns approaches, it’s time to plan your St. Patrick’s Day celebration at Walt Disney World! Whether you’re Irish or simply love St. Patrick’s Day, there are plenty of ways to add a touch of magic to your visit during this festive time. From donning your favorite green attire to indulging in delicious Irish-inspired treats, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! Let’s see what going on!
Pinch-Proof Attire
First things first, make sure to wear green attire to get into the St. Patrick’s Day spirit! It’s a fun way to remember your celebration in photo ops. Also, many people will be wearing green around the parks on St. Patrick’s Day. You don’t want to miss out on the fun! There are many cute options available on Amazon.
The Raglan Road Mighty St. Patrick’s Day Festival at Disney Springs
Head over to Disney Springs and join in the festivities at The Raglan Road Mighty St. Patrick’s Day Festival. The festivities go from March 14-17. Enjoy live music, Irish dancing, and traditional Irish cuisine straight from Ireland! The cost is $20 per 18 and older. People under 18 get in free. It is recommended that you make reservations if you intend to celebrate at Raglan Road. But there are no reservations on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17. It’s the perfect way to celebrate the luck of the Irish!
Irish-Inspired Foods
Indulge in some Irish-inspired treats around the parks. Try the mouthwatering Irish Cream cheesecake at the Grand Floridian Gasparilla Grill, savor the delicious Pastrami Reuben at City Works Eatery and Pour House, or dig into the comforting Irish Mac n Cheese, also at City Works Eatery and Pour House.
It’s worth noting that St. Patrick’s Day falls during the busy spring break season at Walt Disney World. To make the most of your visit during this time, check out our 8 tips for navigating the parks. This guide is packed with helpful information to help you plan and ensure a magical experience.
These are some delightful ways you can celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Walt Disney World! Stay tuned for more updates and tips!
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