Disney: Character meet-and-greets return to Pete’s Silly Sideshow Guests to meet popular characters beginning Jan. 15
Circus Stars at Pete's Silly Side Show (Disney)
BAY LAKE, Fla. – Some popular characters are returning to one part of Fantasyland at Disney’s Magic Kingdom.
Beginning Jan. 15, guests will once again get the chance to meet The Great Goofini (Goofy), The Astounding Donaldo (Donald), Madame Daisy Fortuna (Daisy) and Minnie Magnifique (Minnie).
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The meet-and-greet location at Pete’s Silly Sideshow has been closed as Walt Disney World reintroduces experiences following COVID-19 shutdowns.
Guests will be able to find meet-and-greet times in the My Disney Experience App .
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