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Author Archives: Andrew Boardwine

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.

This Ride Helped Build Magic Kingdom—And Disney Is Set To Shut It Down

Entrance sign to Walt Disney World with a blue and gold design, featuring the phrase "The Most Magical Place on Earth." The sky is partly cloudy, and trees are visible in the background.

One of the most iconic attractions in Walt Disney World history is officially going dark—again. While it’s not the first time the Walt Disney World Railroad has hit the brakes, this one feels different. Disney just filed a construction permit for the Frontierland station, confirming what the company already shared: the ride that helped lay the foundation for Magic Kingdom ...

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Why Disney Adults Are Crowding Hollywood Studios Right Now

Crowd gathered outside the entrance of Disney's Hollywood Studios, with art deco architecture and palm trees. Three flags are flying, and the sky is overcast.

If you’ve noticed Hollywood Studios feeling extra packed lately—even by summer standards—there’s a specific group that might be causing that: Disney Adults. And no, we’re not talking about just anyone who enjoys a churro and a nostalgic ride. These are the seasoned Disney-goers, the ones with themed backpacks, custom ears, and a deep, deep knowledge of park trivia. Right now, ...

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Disney Plans To Modernize the PeopleMover, Changing 1975 Original Operations

The PeopleMover

It’s not every day that Disney touches the PeopleMover. In fact, it’s rare. For an attraction that’s been gliding above Tomorrowland since 1975, change doesn’t come often—or easily. But now, something’s clearly shifting. This week, Disney permanently removed the old metal turnstile at the ride’s entrance. On the surface, it’s a small detail—just one piece of the boarding process. But ...

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