After Three Weeks, Disney World Issues Final Update on Changes to Main Street, U.S.A.

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Three weeks after Walt Disney World Resort closed the curtains on a popular location on Main Street, U.S.A., at Magic Kingdom Park, it appears that the Central Florida vacation destination has made its final decision on the space. Here’s what to know before heading to the Most Magical Place on Earth.What’s Changed on Main Street, U.S.A., at Magic Kingdom ParkCredit: Michael Gray, FlickrFor about three weeks, black curtains have blocked the custom glass-blowing station at Crystal Arts by Arribas Brothers, a merchandise location on Main Street, U.S.A., at Magic Kingdom Park. Walt Disney World Resort guests have been unable to purchase or order custom blown-glass items, such as ornaments and pumpkins, or to watch artists handcraft the souvenirs.As of August 12, the black curtain has been removed from the glass-blowing station at Crystal Arts. The wooden railing still separates the artist’s station from the spectating area, protecting Disney Park guests from the hot workspace.Credit: DisneyWDWNT reported the news, sharing a photo of the glass-blowing station. Not much has changed in the area, so it’s unclear why the workstation was blocked off for three days.Most likely, the third-party merchandise location was performing maintenance on some of the glass-blowing equipment and other parts of the workspace.Arribas Brothers also has locations at Disney Springs, in the Germany and Mexico World Showcase Pavilions at EPCOT, and in Adventureland at Magic Kingdom Park. The shops sell both Disney-inspired and generic glass-blown souvenirs, as well as tiaras and jewelry.Credit: D23Walt Disney World Resort has not issued a statement about the three-week-long mysterious shutdown of the glass-blowing station at Crystal Arts on Main Street, U.S.A., in Magic Kingdom Park. The Central Florida vacation destination rarely issues statements about refurbishment projects that don’t require guest-facing closures, and the rest of Crystal Arts by Arribas Brothers has remained open since the curtains went up in late July.Did the curtain at Crystal Arts impact your recent visit to the Magic Kingdom? Tell Inside the Magic about your experience in the comments! The post After Three Weeks, Disney World Issues Final Update on Changes to Main Street, U.S.A. appeared first on Inside the Magic.