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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.

Secret Project Begins Near Galaxy’s Edge—What Is Disney World Building?

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There’s no denying that Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is still one of the most ambitious, detailed, and immersive lands Disney has ever created. Since opening in 2019 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida (and a few months earlier at Disneyland in California), Galaxy’s Edge has remained a must-visit destination for theme park guests and Star Wars fans alike. Whether you’re ...

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Woman Hospitalized After Allegedly Eating “Contaminated” Food at Disney World

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Something went very wrong at The Most Magical Place on Earth—and it wasn’t because of a broken ride or a long Lightning Lane queue. A Rhode Island woman says her dream vacation to Walt Disney World turned into a terrifying medical emergency at Magic Kingdom’s Be Our Guest restaurant. Now, she’s suing Disney for an incident that she says ended ...

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U.S. Government Issues Prolonged Warning for Visits To Disney World

The Walt Disney World Railroad boarding station near the entrance of Magic Kingdom on Main Street, U.S.A., during a cloudy day with guests and security cast members.

If you’re heading to Central Florida this week, you might want to pack more than just your MagicBands and Minnie ears. Tourists from around the world have been making their way to Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando in hopes of unforgettable summer memories—but there’s something else waiting for them too. Something not found on the park maps, but still ...

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Disney World Shuts Down Beloved Fantasyland Ride This Week

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If you’ve ever wandered into Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom and spotted a castle that didn’t belong to Cinderella, chances are you stumbled upon one of the park’s most charming attractions: Under the Sea – Journey of the Little Mermaid. This gentle dark ride has been welcoming guests into Ariel’s world since 2012, when it opened as part of the massive ...

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Disney World Quietly Makes Changes to Win Back Disappointed Guests

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For years now, there’s been a growing conversation among longtime Disney fans: Is Disney World still worth it? From soaring prices and political controversies to disappearing perks and frustrating policies, many guests started feeling like the magic just wasn’t what it used to be. Now, Disney appears to be listening. Without a huge announcement or over-the-top campaign, Walt Disney World ...

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Price Surge Forces Disney World To Hike Holiday Tickets By 128% in 2025

Mickey Mouse in festive holiday attire stands by a decorated Christmas tree, with Pluto holding a candy cane in his mouth, surrounded by Christmas lights—perfect for adding Disney holiday magic to your home or as a charming free gift.

There’s a certain kind of magic that takes over Magic Kingdom as soon as the holiday season arrives. Twinkling lights wrap around lampposts, festive music echoes through the park, and Main Street, U.S.A. becomes a postcard-worthy scene with snow flurries dancing in the air. At the center of it all? Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party—a beloved tradition that many families ...

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Millionaire Dolly Parton Makes Bid Against Disney World in Orlando

Dolly Parton with blond hair and a bright smile is sitting on a couch, holding a pink phone to her ear. Behind her, there are colorful flowers and green plants in a cozy indoor setting.

There are more than 660 miles between Walt Disney World and Dollywood, but that hasn’t stopped Dolly Parton from finding a way to become a legitimate competitor to the mouse. Once a charming, regional attraction tucked away in the Smoky Mountains, Dollywood has become a serious destination—and more importantly, a real alternative for families who might be second-guessing a pricey ...

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Disney Just Changed One of Its Most Beloved Restaurants Forever

Entrance sign of Walt Disney World, featuring large bold letters and images of Mickey and Minnie Mouse, under a sunny sky with fluffy clouds, viewed from a road lined with palm trees near Typhoon

If you’ve ever dined inside Beast’s enchanted castle at Magic Kingdom, you already know that Be Our Guest Restaurant is more than just a meal—it’s an experience. With stained-glass windows, flickering chandeliers, and a chance to dine in the iconic ballroom or West Wing, this table-service spot has been one of the crown jewels of Disney dining since it opened ...

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