Disney Tips Your Guide To A Great Disney Vacation

Beneath the layers of latex and fake blood, scare acting is a gritty, high-energy job that takes more of a toll than you’d think. Every year, the likes of Halloween Horror Nights and Six Flags Fright Fest hire hundreds of actors to bring their scare mazes and haunted houses to life. While Universal and Six Flags themselves put plenty of ...

Disneyland Resort‘s version of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure is just weeks from its grand opening on November 15, 2024. But as the Southern California Disney park begins previews for the Princess and the Frog (2009) ride, an anonymous Disney Parks fan updated the location on Google Maps to turn it into a “bathroom.” In the years since it was announced, Splash Mountain fans ...

If you’ve found yourself disappointed by Halloween offerings at Disneyland and Disney World lately, you’re not the only one. While Oogie Boogie Bash and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party are two of the most anticipated events of the year at both resorts, the reality is that this year seems to have proven underwhelming for many Disney guests. With tickets soaring to ...

A guest recently sparked outrage after being caught on camera scaling a bridge at a Disney park. Since Disneyland Park opened in 1955, there’s been no shortage of bad guest behavior. Over the years, we’ve heard of guests climbing out of their ride vehicles, sparking fights with fellow guests (and even cast members), and even trying to sneak drugs and ...

When it comes to theme park food, Disney World is – for the most part – above average. In fact, we’d go so far as to say that some of its food is actually excellent. There aren’t many theme park resorts out there that offer everything from hot dogs to Michelin-starred meals, with the Most Magical Place on Earth truly ...

Disney is once again changing its Lightning Lane services. (Yes, really). Jump-the-line services have changed a lot at Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort in the past few years. Gone are the days of FastPass, with COVID-19 marking the end of a free service at the theme parks. Guests have instead had to navigate Genie+ and Lightning Lanes – ...

Ever wished your theme park adventure could never end? One TikToker has turned that dream into reality by finding a way to stay after the park closes. TikToker @gdfedgocrazy – who refers to himself as “the internet’s stadium tour guide” – is known for filming himself while trying to stay at various locations after hours. Throughout 2024, he’s turned his ...

EPCOT is giving its operations a refresh for the holidays. We may still be mid-spooky season, but in theme park time, the holidays are right around the corner. At Walt Disney World Resort, Christmas begins on November 12, and all four parks embrace the festivities in their own way. Magic Kingdom Park is the hub of most celebrations. Not only ...

After years of complaints about “childless millennials” taking over Disney parks, the naysayers seem to be finally getting their wish: adults are leaving Disney. If you’re a diehard Disney fan, no doubt you’ve drowned in the anti-Disney Adult propaganda in recent years. We’re not going to bother getting into the “who’s right and who’s not” debate right now (although, let’s ...

Everyone knows the basic rules of visiting Disney parks. Don’t bring in weapons, don’t antagonize or disrespect cast members, and don’t try to get around buying park tickets if you don’t want to end up with a polite trespass notice from The Walt Disney Company. But behind the standard dos-and-don’ts lie some surprising rules that visitors might not expect. From ...