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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.

Florida Parasite Outbreak: Disney Guests Advised to Change Dining Plans Immediately

Crowds on Main Street U.S.A. at Disney World with Cinderella Castle in the background

Planning a Walt Disney World vacation usually means deciding which attractions to prioritize, where to eat, and how to beat the Florida heat. This summer, though, some visitors are adding another consideration to their vacation plans after a growing Cyclospora outbreak spread across the United States and reached Florida. While there is no evidence linking Walt Disney World to any ...

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Disney World Issues Final Response To “Gutting” Carousel of Progress Ride

The iconic purple gear-shaped Carousel of Progress sign welcomes guests amid lush greenery at the entrance to Disney World.

For decades, Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress has been one of the most unique attractions at Magic Kingdom. Unlike thrill rides that rely on speed or special effects, this Tomorrowland classic has always been about storytelling, nostalgia, and Walt Disney’s original vision for the future. That’s exactly why Disney’s decision to close the attraction for a sweeping reimagining has sparked ...

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How Many Years Will Space Mountain Be Closed in Magic Kingdom?

Disney Space Mountain

Space Mountain has been blasting guests through the stars since 1975, making it one of Magic Kingdom’s most iconic attractions. But after more than 50 years of operation, new rumors suggest Disney could finally be preparing to give Tomorrowland’s signature coaster its biggest overhaul ever. That possibility has already sparked one question among Disney fans: If Space Mountain really closes, ...

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Confirmed: Disney Launches 2nd Muppets Land Expansion at Hollywood Studios

Fans pose for a selfie by the iconic Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster guitar, pumped for Statler and Waldorf’s Muppets comeback.

The Muppets have only been headlining their newest attraction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios for a couple of months, but Disney is already moving forward with another project in the same corner of the park. Following the successful debut of Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets earlier this year, construction walls have now gone up around the nearby restrooms, marking ...

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Confirmed: Disney World Restricts Resort Hopping as New Hotel Rules Impact Every Vacation

a family enters their hotel room at a walt disney world resort hotel

Planning a Walt Disney World vacation has always meant keeping up with constant changes. Some years bring new attractions, others bring updated restaurants or refurbished hotel rooms. This year, though, many of the biggest changes aren’t inside the parks at all. Instead, Disney has been making noticeable adjustments to how its resort hotels operate, from transportation policies and booking options ...

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After Changing Classic Character, Disney Confirms Limited Access to Pirates of the Caribbean Experience

A dimly lit, intricately decorated bar with rustic wooden furniture, glowing lanterns, and shelves filled with bottles and curiosities, viewed through a stone archway.

Pirates of the Caribbean has been making headlines on both coasts recently, but not because of the ride itself. Instead, Disney has found itself making changes to experiences connected to one of its most beloved attractions. In California, the company reversed course after fan criticism over a reimagined scene. In Florida, Disney appears to be preparing a new way for ...

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Yet Another Child Exits Disney’s Tiana Ride Before 50-Foot Drop, Sparking New Safety Debate

Tiana looking stunned with a update sign at Magic Kingdom for Tiana's Bayou Adventure at Disney World.

Disneyland has now experienced multiple alarming incidents on Tiana’s Bayou Adventure in less than a month, and it’s becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the question many Disney fans are asking: How long before Disney decides restraints are necessary? For now, the answer is simple. Disney has not announced any plans to add seatbelts or lap bars to the attraction. But ...

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Police On Scene at Disney World Theme Park After Heated Guest Fight

Disney Hollywood Studios

At approximately 3:22 p.m. on July 7, 2026, law enforcement responded to Disney’s Hollywood Studios following reports of an altercation between guests. The incident was first reported through an emergency alert indicating a “Verbal Fight” inside the Walt Disney World theme park. At this time, police are reportedly on the scene. Very little information has been released about what led ...

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Disney Issues Advance Warning to Guests Ahead of Permanent Magic Kingdom Road Closure

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Guests planning a visit to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort this summer are being urged to leave extra travel time after Walt Disney World confirmed another major roadway change near Magic Kingdom. The resort itself is not closing, but an important roadway leading to the property soon will. Walt Disney World has started emailing affected guests ahead of the permanent closure ...

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3 Things You Didn’t Realize Were Being Removed from Disney’s Carousel of Progress

Vibrant Carousel of Progress sign at Disney World, shaped like blue gears, celebrating Walt Disney’s classic attraction.

For generations of Disney fans, Carousel of Progress has been one of the most comforting attractions at Magic Kingdom. While thrill rides continue to evolve and entire lands transform around it, Walt Disney’s personal passion project has quietly remained one of Tomorrowland’s most recognizable experiences. Now, the attraction has officially closed for what may be its biggest overhaul in more ...

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