Joe Biden has finally made it!
Walt Disney World’s Hall of Presidents has reopened to the public after months of refurbishment, offering park-goers a firsthand look at the animatronic version of President Biden.
Disney Imagineers spent the past several months putting the final touches on the animatronic Biden, who debuted at the park on Wednesday and is paired with a delivery of the presidential oath of office, “recorded at the White House by President Biden himself just for the attraction,” according to the park’s official blog.
The animatronic Biden wears a blue suit, red and blue striped tie, white pocket square, and flag pin.
And as Disney’s blog explains, the Hall of Presidents’ version of Biden, 78, is displayed with a few props on a nearby table, as well — “including peach blossoms to represent his home state of Delaware and a pair of aviators as a nod to his proclivity for the sunglasses.”
Aviator sunglasses are a mainstay in the president’s wardrobe, becoming almost shorthand for Biden himself.
It appears there have also been some subtle changes made to the Donald Trump animatronic too.
With his face looking a lot less like Hillary Clinton, the former one-term president has been moved to the back row, standing next to his favorite counterpart Andrew Jackson.
Each time a new president assumes office, a new animatronic figure is added to the Disney attraction, which has been at the company’s Florida park since it opened in 1971.
Each president since Bill Clinton had recorded a brief speech that was heard at the end of the presentation, but Biden only reads his oath of office.
Disney officials, after the controversial presidency of Trump, have decided the statements would be discontinued.
The attraction is located in the Liberty Square area of the Magic Kingdom.
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