Minecraft’s “Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom Adventure DLC Pack” Has Just Been Released

Attention “Minecraft” fans and Disney fanatics! If you love Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, love the game “Minecraft”, and want a unique way to celebrate Disney World’s 50th anniversary remotely, then today is the day to download the new “Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom Adventure DLC Pack” from “Minecraft”. Apparently “this pack is filled to the brim with familiar Disney and Pixar characters and iconic attractions”. There are “25 character skins to choose from, including Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse in their Walt Disney World 50th Anniversary fashions”, and there’s also plenty of “special in-game merchandise” to help celebrate Disney World’s 50th anniversary!

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  Credit: Disney Parks Blog

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  Credit: Disney Parks Blog

Since the DLC pack’s setting is meant to be an exact recreation of the real Magic Kingdom in “Minecraft’s” pixelated style, it includes the Park’s “six themed lands and twenty classic attractions”. There’s even Disney Park music playing! Players will be able to visit Disney roller coasters like “The Jungle Cruise” and compete with each other on rides like “Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin”.

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  Credit: Disney Parks Blog

If interaction is what you’re really after in the game, then head to locations like “The Haunted Mansion” or Adventureland to actually “interact with Disney Cast Members”. There will be 25 Disney or Pixar characters available for meet-and-greets and virtual autographs too! When it comes to merchandise, keep an eye out for Spirit Jerseys and Mickey Mouse Ear Headbands, “as well as 20 different iconic Disney Parks food and drinks like Mickey’s Hot Chocolate and Pineapple DOLE Whip Cup as seen at Aloha Isle Refreshments”. To top off the virtual experience, players can celebrate with fireworks at Cinderella Castle!

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  Credit: Disney Parks Blog

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  Credit: Disney Parks Blog

If you’re interested in playing this unique DLC pack, it’s available for download on the Minecraft Marketplace. According to the Disney Parks Blog, “this pack requires Minecraft Bedrock Edition (sold separately)” and “online multiplayer on consoles requires a separate multiplayer subscription (sold separately).