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A frequent visitor of Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Orlando Resort, Andrew will likely be found freefalling on Twilight Zone Tower of Terror or enjoying Pirates of the Caribbean. Over at Universal, he'll be taking in the thrills of the Jurassic World Velocicoaster and Revenge of the Mummy.

Disney World Tells Out-of-Staters To Stop Planning Frequent Visits

Mickey Mouse, a Disney character, peeking over a ledge above a dense crowd of visitors at a theme park.

If you’re a Disney fan who lives out of state, it’s starting to feel like Disney World is sending a not-so-subtle message: “Come less.” With another round of price increases hitting Annual Passes this week, out-of-state passholders are taking the biggest hit once again—and it’s not hard to see why they’re frustrated. The Price of “Unlimited” Magic Keeps Climbing The ...

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Disneyland Quietly Updates Holiday Schedule

Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse dressed in festive holiday outfits at Disneyland Paris

The holiday season at Disneyland is shaping up beautifully, and we finally know when two of the park’s most beloved holiday traditions will take center stage. The entertainment schedule now lists official showtimes for A Christmas Fantasy Parade and Believe… in Holiday Magic fireworks—two cornerstone experiences that make Christmastime at Disneyland truly magical. Credit: armadillo444, Flickr Parade Times Get a ...

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Disney World’s Resort Hit With Surprise Construction Delay

Disney's Beach Club Resort

If you’ve been following the latest updates from Walt Disney World, you’ll know that construction is a constant part of the resort experience. From reimagined attractions to resort overhauls, there’s always something under refurbishment. For some guests, these changes are exciting glimpses into the future; for others, they’re frustrating interruptions to the “Disney bubble” they hoped to enjoy. The latest ...

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Stop Wasting Hours on Disney’s Most Overrated Ride—Here’s the Better Choice in 2025

A group of people ride a wooden roller coaster, smiling and raising their hands in excitement as the train moves along the track under a partly cloudy sky.

When you think of Disney World, your mind probably jumps to the iconic rides everyone seems to be lining up for. These attractions are splashed across advertisements, raved about on social media, and hyped up in planning guides. But here’s the truth: not every ride deserves the sky-high reputation it’s built over the years. In fact, there’s one ride in ...

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Skip the Summer Heat, Skip the Holiday Crowds—This Is Disney’s Sweet Spot

A picturesque view of a fairy tale Cinderella Castle with spires, under a clear blue sky with the sun setting behind, casting a warm glow over the scene at Walt Disney World Resort.

Planning a trip to Walt Disney World is always a balancing act. You’re juggling weather, crowd levels, ticket prices, special events, and your own family’s schedule. While summer vacations and holiday weeks tend to get all the attention, seasoned Disney fans know there’s one golden window that’s often overlooked: early November. This time of year consistently proves to be one ...

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