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Brittni is a Disney and Universal fan; one of her favorite things at both parks is collecting popcorn buckets. While at Disney World Resort, Brittni meets the princesses and rides Kilimanjaro Safaris. At Universal, Brittni enjoys the Minions and watching Animal Actors on Location! When not at Disney World Resort or Universal Orlando, Brittni spends time with her family and pets.

Disney Confirms Another Classic Element of Cinderella Castle Officially Returning

Disneyland Castle

Disney World fans have spent months watching Cinderella Castle slowly transform behind construction equipment, cranes, drained water, and repainting crews. While the castle itself has remained open throughout most of the work, the project noticeably changed the entire look of the Magic Kingdom hub area for guests walking into the park every day. Credit: Disney Now, though, one of the ...

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Disneyland Cuts Transportation Fees by 50% for Guests

Minnie Vans

Disney Springs has changed a lot over the years. What used to feel mostly like a place to grab dinner after a park day has slowly turned into a full-day destination on its own. Between the restaurants, entertainment, shopping, and seasonal events, plenty of guests now carve out entire afternoons or evenings just to explore the massive district. That’s especially ...

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Disney’s Hollywood Studios Still Has Entire Sections Blocked Off After New Openings

Disney's Hollywood Studios

Disney World just wrapped up one of the busiest weeks the resort has seen in years. Between the launch of Cool KID SUMMER, the opening of Bluey’s Wild World, the debut of Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets, new entertainment inside Hollywood Studios, and the return of Soarin’ Across America, it suddenly feels like Disney dropped half a decade’s ...

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Major Disney Springs Retailer Closes During One of Disney World’s Busiest Seasons

Two police officers in uniform stand in front of the Disney Springs welcome sign, with buildings and trees visible in the background on a sunny day.

Disney Springs has changed a lot over the years. What used to feel mostly like a place to grab dinner after a park day has slowly turned into a full-day destination on its own. Between the restaurants, entertainment, shopping, and seasonal events, plenty of guests now carve out entire afternoons or evenings just to explore the massive district. That’s especially ...

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Disney Annual Passholders Unlock New 30% Summer Discount Near EPCOT for 2026

Walt DIsney World ANnual Pass Feature

Disney World vacations have become expensive enough that even longtime fans now spend months searching for the best possible hotel deal before they book a trip. Between rising ticket prices, Lightning Lane costs, dining, transportation, and resort rates, families are looking everywhere for ways to save money without completely giving up the Disney bubble experience. That is exactly why many ...

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Disney Begins Next Phase of Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure Overhaul at EPCOT

Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

EPCOT has gone through massive changes over the past several years, but one of the park’s most popular additions continues to be Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure inside the France Pavilion. The family-friendly attraction brought another major ride to World Showcase when it officially opened in 2021, and ever since then, it has remained one of the busiest experiences in the entire ...

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Disney Springs Continues Major West Side Transformation With Permanent Closure

Four young adults walk outside, smiling and holding shopping bags, near a large colorful sign that says “Be Healthy Be Well.” They chat about Disney Shopping Tips as they stroll through the vibrant shopping area with stores and trees in the background.

Disney Springs has spent the last several years transforming itself into a much more polished dining and shopping destination. New restaurants keep arriving, lounges continue expanding, and Disney has clearly leaned harder into turning the area into a full-day experience instead of just a place guests visit after leaving the parks. But now, another longtime part of Disney Springs is ...

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Disneyland’s 70-Year-Old Fantasyland Attraction Suddenly Disappears This Summer

Mickey Mouse and Minnie stand in front of a castle adorned with Disneyland70 decor.

Disneyland guests are about to temporarily lose one of the park’s most classic attractions once again. The King Arthur Carrousel, which has been part of Disneyland since opening day in 1955, is officially scheduled to close for refurbishment beginning July 6, 2026. Right now, Disney has not shared how long the attraction will remain unavailable, and that uncertainty is already ...

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Disney Security Allegedly Flags Returning Guest at EPCOT Less Than 24 Hours After Removal

A large, geodesic sphere with a silver, triangular panel exterior stands timelessly against a partly cloudy sky. Palm trees line the foreground while a white, modern building curves gracefully on the left—a serene scene undisturbed by any tragedy at Disney World.

Disney World vacations usually involve excitement, Lightning Lane planning, snacks around World Showcase, and racing to attractions before wait times explode. Most guests never think much about what happens behind the scenes when they scan into a park. A ticket either works or it does not. But according to a recent report from WDWActiveCrime, one guest arriving at EPCOT discovered ...

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