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Author Archives: Alessia Dunn

Orlando theme park lover who loves thrills and theming, with a side of entertainment. You can often catch me at Disney or Universal sipping a cocktail, or crying during Happily Ever After or Fantasmic.

Disney to Shutter and Reboot ‘Star Wars’ Rides Across America in Under 1 Month

Sign for "Star Tours" at an amusement park entrance, featuring a "Disney FastPass+ Entrance" on the left with a clock, and "Stand-By Entrance" space on the right for wait time, surrounded by trees.

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opened at Disneyland in 2019 and at Disney’s Hollywood Studios shortly after, and in the seven years since, the land has been one of the most discussed, debated, and genuinely impressive additions Disney has made to any of its parks. The immersive detail is extraordinary. The food and merchandise are some of the most creative in ...

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8+ Family Size No Longer Acceptable at Disney World With New Policy Shift

Disney Vacation Club sign with lanterns, blue Mickey-shaped map, and a cheerful "Welcome Home!" greeting below.

Disney Vacation Club membership comes with a set of benefits that members spend years factoring into how they plan and budget their vacations. The DVC points system, the resort access, the member discounts, and perhaps most significantly for frequent visitors, the ability to purchase the Disney Sorcerer Annual Pass at a price point that is not available to non-Florida residents ...

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Disney’s 19-Year-Old Tower of Terror Removed After Public Company Decision

A young girl in a Cinderella dress runs up to greet Cinderella in Disneyland Paris

Disney Adventure World has been open for less than a month and it is already generating a mystery that the theme park community cannot stop talking about. Not about a ride malfunction or a construction delay or a character meet and greet change. About a photograph. Specifically, about what is not in it. Credit: Matthieu Imbert, Flickr Disneyland Paris released ...

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Verified: Airlines to Penalize Disney Travelers Flying in 2026 With Added Fees or Cancelation

Illustration of a plane model, stack of hundred-dollar bills, and the iconic Disney castle. The image suggests themes of travel and expenses associated with visiting a Disney theme park.

Planning a Disney vacation has always required some tolerance for complexity. Park reservations, Lightning Lane strategy, dining windows that open 60 days out, resort hotel comparisons that could occupy a full weekend of research. Most experienced Disney travelers have made peace with the planning load because the payoff is worth it. What they are less prepared for is the part ...

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Walt Disney World to Close Majority of Property on April 18 and 19, Officials Confirm

People participating in a themed fun run, smiling as they jog through a park area with rustic, fantasy-like structures in the background. They are wearing casual athletic clothes and race bibs.

Every year, a portion of Walt Disney World guests arrive on a runDisney race weekend completely unprepared for what that actually means. They book a trip, check the park hours, maybe glance at the crowd calendar, and show up expecting a normal busy weekend at Disney World. What they get instead is something fundamentally different — road closures that turn ...

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