One of Disney’s longest-serving voice actors appears to have lost one of the roles most closely associated with his career. Jim Cummings has worked with Disney since the 1980s, voicing characters across animation, television, film, video games, and theme park projects. His credits include Winnie the Pooh, Pete, Bonkers, Hondo Ohnaka, and Ray from The Princess and the Frog. He ...
Read More »Disney World Ride at Center of Lawsuit After Guest Suffers “Dental Injuries”
A Walt Disney World attraction is now at the center of a new negligence lawsuit. The resort sees a steady stream of guest injury reports each year, ranging from falls to medical emergencies. Some lead to lawsuits, although the existence of an injury does not itself establish that Disney was responsible. Recent cases have involved attraction queues, Main Street, U.S.A., ...
Read More »Disney Quietly Restores Original Pirates of the Caribbean Redhead
A familiar face has resurfaced inside one of Disney’s most famous attractions. Pirates of the Caribbean has changed considerably since its original 1967 debut. While much of its classic Disney Imagineering remains intact, several scenes have been rewritten or removed as the company has reconsidered how some of the attraction’s jokes and characters are presented. One of its biggest changes ...
Read More »Yachtsman Steakhouse Finally Reopens at Disney World With Something New
Three and a half months is a long time for a signature restaurant to sit dark. Yachtsman Steakhouse closed on May 10 for refurbishment, and for most of the summer, guests staying around Crescent Lake lost one of the better dinner options in that pocket of Walt Disney World. That area is dense with dining, between the BoardWalk, the Beach ...
Read More »Secret Height Tests and AR: Inside the Making of Disney World’s New Lands
Walt Disney Imagineering has released a new episode of its We Call It Imagineering documentary series, giving fans a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the massive expansions coming to Walt Disney World. The latest episode focuses on “parkitecture”—the art of creating believable, immersive environments that feel completely natural to their surroundings. From secretive sightline tests in Magic Kingdom to weathering materials ...
Read More »Disney World Says Goodbye to Haunted Mansion: Emergency Permit Filed After Renovation Failure
Disney World could be looking to make some major, historically altering changes to its classic Haunted Mansion attraction after a new permit has revealed even more work to be done at this 1971 location. Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom Could Shut Down for Even Longer: Here’s Why Disney has filed another Haunted Mansion construction permit just as the Liberty Square ...
Read More »Over 30% of Disney World’s Frontierland Erased: 5 Classic Experiences Permanently Cut
Frontierland still exists at Walt Disney World, but the version longtime Magic Kingdom guests remember is disappearing fast. More than 30% of the land’s classic experiences have now been removed or permanently closed, leaving several pieces of old Frontierland behind. Some were replaced, while others became casualties of Disney’s much larger plans for Magic Kingdom. And Disney isn’t finished. Construction ...
Read More »Disney World Makes Immediate Meet and Greet Change To Combat Recurring Issues at Park
An immediate change has been made at the Walt Disney World Resort following issues. Disney Addresses Jack Skellington and Sally’s Wait Time Problem Jack Skellington and Sally, the beloved duo from 1993’s The Nightmare Before Christmas, remain the toughest ticket at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. Each night the party runs, guests routinely face waits of multiple hours or more to ...
Read More »Universal Has Gone Quiet on Pokémon – Now Disney Has a Deal of Its Own
Pokémon’s theme park future is still murky — but its relationship with Disney suddenly is not. In January, Universal Studios Japan and The Pokémon Company announced plans to develop new immersive Pokémon experiences. The agreement was not framed as a Japan-only project. Universal said the concept would eventually expand across the wider Universal Destinations & Experiences portfolio, opening the door ...
Read More »New Disney Skyliner Permit Filed Ahead of 2027 Refurbishment
Permits are usually the first honest signal you get about what Disney is planning. Announcements come with concept art and a stage. Permits come with an address, a contractor, and a scope of work, and they get filed months before anyone at Disney says a word publicly. That is why people who follow Walt Disney World closely watch county filings ...
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