It’s no secret that the Disney Parks looked a lot different before the Covid era. To welcome guests back to Disney World, the Most Magical Place in the Earth, the beloved theme park chain has made many adjustments in response to the pandemic. Now, Epcot Center is finally bringing back a beloved event that hasn’t occurred in nearly two years – but it won’t be quite the same as it was pre-Covid.
This year will see a lot more New attractions at Disney World. The return of long-awaited park classics that were put on pause might be just as exciting for guests. According to The StreetEpcot Center will reintroduce it “Garden Rocks” concert series to the 2022 Flower & Garden Festival.
This announcement could be a boost for the company’s excitement about the upcoming event that was postponed in 2020 and 2021. The parks will be closed. The concert series is a very popular attraction for Epcot guests. The concerts are free, they happen throughout the day so you have multiple chances to see them, and even though they’re staged at the World Showcase, you can mingle around and catch some live music in a relaxed environment. It is a great way to see local talent as well as famous acts such Sheila E, Hanson and Boyz II Men.
While in years past, these famous artists have featured throughout the week in the concert lineups, it looks like that won’t be the case at this year’s “Garden Rocks” shows. Some familiar names are slated to appear in this year’s roster are Kool & The Gang, Rick Springfield, The Guess Who and Claudia Leitte. However, the bigger artists will not be performing sets from Friday to Monday. The remaining days will be filled with local artists.
It’s too early to say whether less performances by familiar acts will put a dent in the popularity of the concert series. But we have already dealt with the ongoing pandemic. Safety protocols such as masking should be adoptedWhile this may have discouraged some visitors, it has also made it difficult for the park to attract guests. Major transformations cause closures recently. With even Epcot offers more changes possibly on the way, having the artists behind some seriously iconic songs performing there can’t hurt.
Epcot’s good news is that Garden Rocks, one of several, is available Some of the park’s fan-favorite attractions re-opening in recent months, giving guests yet another reason to stop by when they’re at Disney World. So, whether Disney World fans will be vibing to. “Celebration” or a cover band while they’re grabbing a bite to eat, hopefully they’ll be able to feel a little bit more magic making its way back into the park.