For more than two decades, visitors could explore a festive corner of the resort filled with unusual decorations, colorful Christmas lights, and a special opportunity to meet Santa Claus. It became a tradition for families who visited every December. However, following one of Disney World biggest recent closures, that experience is officially gone for good. The tradition comes from DinoLand...

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