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Chloƫ is a theme park addict and self-proclaimed novelty hunter. She's obsessed with all things Star Wars, loves roller coasters (but hates Pixar Pal-A-Round), and lives for Disney's next Muppets project.

This 26-Year-Old Universal Orlando Resort Land Might Be Due for a Rethink

The High in the Sky Seuss Trolley Train Ride! at Seuss Landing

When Islands of Adventure opened its gates in 1999, Seuss Landing stood out as its primary land built entirely for younger guests. Whimsical, vibrant, and filled with curved lines and storybook references, it offered a playful counterpoint to the thrill rides found elsewhere in the park. More than two decades later, much of that spirit remains intact – even if ...

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Here’s Every Surprise Change Heading to Disney Cruise Line Ship

Mickey and Minnie in front of a Disney Cruise Line ship

Since joining the fleet in 2012, the Disney Fantasy has become a staple of the Disney Cruise Line experience—equal parts floating resort and character-filled escape. The ship has long been praised for its attention to detail, family-forward programming, and signature attractions like the AquaDuck water coaster. But after more than a decade at sea, Disney is finally pulling back the ...

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New Universal UK Theme Park Leaves Out ‘Harry Potter,’ Fans Outraged

Harry Potter flies over the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Japan

When rumors first started spreading that Universal was building a theme park in the United Kingdom, it was the kind of move that felt both long overdue and quietly seismic. The company has made billions transporting fans into cinematic universes, and the UK—home to some of the most globally recognizable stories—seemed like a natural next step. This week, we finally ...

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Notice Issued: Guests Now Control Disney Nighttime Spectacular Performances

Fountains and projections mid-show at Disney California Adventure Park's World of Color

Disney has long been known for its larger-than-life nighttime shows, offering guests the chance to experience stunning visuals paired with beloved music and characters. For its upcoming 70th anniversary, Disneyland Resort is introducing a new level of personalization, allowing guests to influence the show and create a unique performance each night. World of Color, a crowd favorite at Disney California ...

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Disney’s Latest Project Took Forever – Here’s What Finally Opened

Toy Story Land

Disney World has finally opened a long-delayed update at Toy Story Land—shaded seating at Woody’s Lunch Box—after more than three years of construction and guest anticipation. Three years after construction began, Disney World has finally completed the first section of shaded seating at Woody’s Lunch Box in Toy Story Land. The modest addition quietly opened to guests this week at ...

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Disney’s Epic Marvel Attraction: Why It Was Cut After Launch

Group of performers in retro costumes sing on stage. One holds a large star-emblazoned shield. A cityscape backdrop adds depth to the scene, with vintage signage visible. The atmosphere is lively and theatrical.

In a short burst of musical fanfare, Disney created what may have been its most original Marvel theme park attraction to date—but then quietly shut it down forever. ā€œRogers: The Musical,ā€ a one-act Broadway-style production based on Captain America’s life story, debuted in the summer of 2023 at Disney California Adventure Park. It was smart, self-aware, genuinely funny, and unlike ...

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Guests Fume Over ā€˜Outrageous’ Prices on Disney World Snacks

Nighttime scene of a lively waterfront boardwalk with colorful buildings, bright lights reflecting on the water, and people strolling along the path. The area has a festive atmosphere, featuring various shops and restaurants.

Disneyland and Disney World are alike in many ways, but one controversial dining location is a carbon copy. All Disney parks have some things in common. While each location has its own individual quirks, there are similarities that link several together – whether that’s dupes of rides, identical merchandise, or replicated restaurants. Related: Is Disney World or Disneyland Better? You ...

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