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Kingdom Hearts III Is Coming to Walt Disney World Resort this December

We’re inching ever closer to the release of Kingdom Hearts III, and Square Enix and Disney are going all-out to promote this game.

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For starters, it’s just been announced that the game will have a pop-up station or demo at Disney Springs in Walt Disney World Resort this December. It’s strictly a timed event, however, and will run from Dec. 14 to Jan. 31.

More details and info will be coming soon. But for now, we know that the game will be made playable at the pop-up station, and fans will be able to check out a special Keyblade exhibit, along with art from the game itself.

If you’re in the Orlando, Florida area during this period of time, it could be a good chance to go check out Kingdom Hearts III at Walt Disney World Resort.

Kingdom Hearts III is set to be released for PS4 and Xbox One on Jan. 29, 2019.


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