Here's What You Need to Know For June 2025 at Disney World (A Timeline)

June is here (almost), which means hot summer days are ahead. If you’re visiting anytime between now and the end of September (the month I call second summer), it’s essential that you stay hydrated. It would be a rare occasion for me to run into you in the parks without a liter of water in my hand or my backpack. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve witnessed guests (literally) drop like flies in front of me due to dehydration. We drink plenty of water and often carry an electrolyte mix for when we refill our bottles. It’s also important to take breaks from the heat often.

Here’s what we have for June 2025 (so far) at Disney World.

June 2025 at Walt Disney world

June 1st

Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon’s Anniversary (The park originally opened on June 1, 1989.)

June 1st

Phineas and Ferb Meet and Greet Debuts at Epcot. (See Details.)

June 2nd

Last Day of the Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival.

June 3rd

Disney announced closing details for Liberty Square Riverboat, Tom Sawyer Island, and the Rivers of America in Frontierland. (Closing Details)

June 4th

GEO-82, the new Spaceship Earth themed lounge opens at EPCOT.

June 7th

The last day to experience Muppet*Vision 3D and PizzeRizzo. (See details.)

June 7th

Disney announced that the Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster would remain open through 2025. Then, it will close and reopen later in 2026 with Muppets theming. (Full announcement)

June 12th

Reservations open for table service dining during Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. (More here.)

June 15th

Passholder PhotoPass Experience with Diablo (Maleficent’s Raven) begins at Magic Kingdom. (Annual Passholders Only)

June 16th

Disney announced that Test Track would reopen on July 22, 2025. (Details)

June 16th

Disney announced that the Boneyard Playground and Dig Site would permanently close on September 2nd. (Learn More)

June 17th

Menus were released for the 2025 Disney Springs Flavors of Florida event. (Preview the Menus)

June 17th

Disney posted hours for the 4th of July fireworks at Magic Kingdom. (Details)

JunE 26th

It’s 626 today (a Stitch thing) pick up a limited-time Stitch-themed treat to celebrate!

June 27th

Flavors of Florida kicks off at Disney Springs.

June 28th

Last Day for Limited-Time Phineas and Ferb Meet-and-Greet at Epcot.

We will update this calendar as more announcements are made. We’ve updated our May 2025 timeline to include major items announced throughout the month. We hope that these timelines will serve not only as a current reference but also as a future one.

More Timelines:

Or you can return to our 2025 Disney World Month-by-Month Guide.

Planning for Next Month

We’re already aware of a few things for July 2025. They are as follows:

July 3rd: While not yet announced, Disney typically offers Independence Day festivities (special fireworks and dance parties) on July 3rd and July 4th at Magic Kingdom only.)
July 4th: Guests can opt to watch Disney’s Celebrate America! A Fourth of July Concert in the Sky at Magic Kingdom or Luminous: The Symphony of Us will be followed by a special fireworks ending called The Heartbeat of Freedom.
July 31st: The last day for annual passholders to pick up the Maleficent Magnet at Epcot. (Subject to Availability)

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More Planning

Resorts Gal specializes in Disney World Resorts, Characters, and Dining. Explore our resources, including our Disney World Resorts Guide. It provides an overview of everything you need to know about the Disney Resort Hotels. For dining, our Disney World Dining Guide is an excellent place to start. Our Disney World Transportation Guide is a wonderful resource for planning your routes. It’s one of our most popular resources. If you plan to meet characters in the parks, we have an updated list of Disney World Characters. It includes every available character meet-and-greet in the parks and where to find rare characters throughout the year. Lastly, our Disney Parks Guide provides a complete overview of all four theme parks and water parks.