Disney Visa cardholders have always had a bit of an edge when it comes to planning a Disney trip—but this month, those perks feel a lot more noticeable. Between limited-time travel deals, exclusive experiences inside the parks, and ongoing discounts that can quietly save you a surprising amount of money, May is shaping up to be one of the better ...
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Disneyland Suspends Cash Payments After 70 Years
Paying for a Mickey-shaped pretzel or a Dole Whip at Disneyland has always involved the same reliable sequence: dig for your wallet, count out cash or swipe a card, pocket the change, and move on with your snack. For decades, both options have been available at the outdoor carts and stands that populate the park. That is changing, and depending ...
Read More »Guests Have Just Days Left Before This Magic Kingdom Restaurant Closes
Disney World fans have heard the phrase “big changes” a lot lately—but this one comes with a real deadline. If you’ve been meaning to squeeze in one more visit to a quieter, under-the-radar restaurant inside Magic Kingdom, time is officially running out. Credit: Brian Holland, Flickr Because in just days, one location that many guests walk right past is about ...
Read More »Disney Confirms 5 Changes Made to Big Thunder Mountain in 2026 Opening
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is finally back, and after spending well over a year behind construction walls, it’s clear this wasn’t just a routine refurbishment. Disney took one of Magic Kingdom’s most iconic coasters and gave it a full-scale refresh designed to keep it running for decades to come—while also making a few noticeable changes that guests are already talking ...
Read More »Big Thunder Mountain Returns After 16-Month Closure With Key Changes
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is finally back, and after spending well over a year behind construction walls, it’s clear this wasn’t just a routine refurbishment. Disney took one of Magic Kingdom’s most iconic coasters and gave it a full-scale refresh designed to keep it running for decades to come—while also making a few noticeable changes that guests are already talking ...
Read More »EPCOT Moment Goes Viral After Kids Reportedly Left While Parents Drank Around the World
A day at EPCOT is usually filled with food booths, long walks around World Showcase, and that familiar feeling that you’re on a “grown-up” Disney day. But a recent viral TikTok has people questioning just how far some guests are willing to take that idea—and whether the line between relaxing and irresponsible is starting to blur. Credit: Steven Miller, Flickr ...
Read More »Magic Kingdom Map Reveals Big Thunder Mountain’s Big Comeback
A trip to Magic Kingdom always comes with a certain rhythm. You grab a park map at the entrance, glance over it while walking down Main Street, U.S.A., and start plotting out your day. It’s a simple ritual, but for longtime Disney fans, those maps tell a much bigger story. They quietly reflect what’s changing, what’s returning, and what Disney ...
Read More »Disney World Installs New Barriers Inside EPCOT Ahead of Summer Event
Walt Disney World is getting ready to roll out another limited-time perk just for Annual Passholders, and if you’ve been inside EPCOT recently, you may have already noticed something unusual taking shape. It’s not a new ride or a major construction project—but it is one of those subtle changes that hints at something exclusive happening behind the scenes. Credit: Disney ...
Read More »Disney World Hotels Face Widespread Disruptions Ahead of Peak Travel Season
Walt Disney World is heading into one of its busiest construction seasons in recent memory—and if you’re staying on property this summer, it’s something you’ll want to understand before you arrive. The resorts are still open. Guests are still checking in every day. But behind the scenes—and in some cases, right out in the open—there’s a massive wave of refurbishment ...
Read More »Disney World Is Juggling Multiple Projects at Once This May
Planning a Walt Disney World vacation always takes a bit of strategy, but May 2026 is one of those months where doing your homework ahead of time really matters. Several attractions across the parks are either already closed or scheduled to go offline for refurbishment, updates, or full reimaginings. That combination creates a unique moment where your usual park plan ...
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