Disney Parks fans got a genuinely big night out of this year’s D23, and the buzz wasn’t limited to any one park or coast. From a surprise celebrity cameo to a first teaser trailer for a brand new ride, the event delivered a steady stream of Avengers Campus updates that theme park fans have been waiting years to hear. Add ...
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“Stay Home”: 7th Day Health Advisory Issued for Orlando Theme Parks
Anyone who has spent real time in Central Florida during the summer knows the heat is simply part of the deal, but there’s a clear difference between a hot afternoon and an entire week of sustained, dangerous conditions. That’s exactly where Orlando currently stands. What started as a single heat advisory has now stretched into its seventh consecutive day, with ...
Read More »Disney World Officializes Double Expansion in Orlando After 12 Years
Walt Disney World’s dining scene keeps expanding in ways that go well beyond the theme parks themselves, and the latest update makes that expansion easier to actually take advantage of. Two acclaimed restaurants that have technically been part of the Walt Disney World Resort for years are now fully integrated into the same booking system guests already use for everything ...
Read More »Disney World Issues Park Closure Notice, Effective October 20
Planning a Walt Disney World trip usually starts with the basics. Which parks to visit, how many days to budget, and maybe which rides matter most to your group. What a lot of guests don’t think to check until much later is whether the park they’re planning to visit is even open at the hours they expect. This fall, that ...
Read More »Magic Kingdom Underwater? Children Seen Swimming Through Disney Park
Florida summers come with a well known tradeoff for Disney World guests. Long days at the parks mean near daily chances of an afternoon downpour, and anyone who’s visited Magic Kingdom during the wetter months has probably experienced at least one sudden storm that sends everyone scrambling for cover. Most of the time, that just means a quick shower, a ...
Read More »Controversial Disney Theme Park “Death” Scene Returns to 55 Year-Old Ride
If you’ve spent any time in Disney fan groups over the past week, you’ve probably seen the debate. Credit: Anna Fox, Flickr Guests riding Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom started reporting that something felt off in the stretching rooms, specifically that the hanging corpse, a small but memorable detail that’s been part of the attraction for decades, seemed to have ...
Read More »Disney’s Infamous EPCOT to Change Theme Park Entirely in 1 Month
EPCOT in the late summer and fall is a different park from the one guests experience in the spring or early winter. The crowds shift. The energy shifts. And starting on a date that comes around reliably every year, the park itself physically transforms. Food booths appear along World Showcase Lagoon. Festival decor fills spaces that were empty the day ...
Read More »Disney Park Removed Snow White for Months, Now Unveiling NEW Original Princess
Disneyland Paris opened in 1992 with a Fantasyland that was designed to feel like the inside of a storybook. The attractions in that land were built around the animated films that defined Disney’s golden era, and several of them have been operating continuously since opening day. They are not the flashiest rides in the park. They are not the ones ...
Read More »Live Disney Security Chase Witnessed by Thousands Online as Man Breaks Theme Park Law
Tokyo DisneySea is not the kind of place that invites casual disrespect. The park, which sits alongside Tokyo Disneyland at the Oriental Land Company resort outside Tokyo, is widely considered the most beautifully designed theme park in the world by a significant number of people who have spent serious time evaluating that question. The attention to detail across its themed ...
Read More »Confirmed: Security Notified to Conduct Rescue Mission in Disney Parking Lot
The Mickey and Friends parking structure at Disneyland Resort is one of the largest parking garages in the United States, a multi-story facility that sits at the entry point of the Disneyland experience for the majority of guests who drive to the park. On any given day, tens of thousands of people move through its levels, collecting trams, heading to ...
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