Menu

Author Archives: Rick Lye

Rick is an avid Disney fan. He first went to Disney World in 1986 with his parents and has been hooked ever since. Rick is married to another Disney fan and is in the process of turning his two children into fans as well. When he is not creating new Disney adventures, he loves to watch the New York Yankees and hang out with his dog, Buster. In the fall, you will catch him cheering for his beloved NY Giants.

Disney Adults Are Looking for the Return of ‘Woke’

A pride display of flowers.

Discontent among Disney Adults Due to Shifting Focus Disney adults, the dedicated fanbase that has long supported The Walt Disney Company, are voicing significant discontent over recent changes in the company’s approach to storytelling. Many within this community desire to return to “woke” content that highlights inclusivity and diverse narratives. This shift comes at a time when the balance between ...

Read More »

No to D’Amaro: Disney Fans Want No Part of Josh D’Amaro as Next CEO

Josh D'Amaro

Unease Among Fans Regarding D’Amaro’s Rise The Disney fan community is becoming increasingly uneasy regarding Josh D’Amaro’s potential elevation to the position of CEO of The Walt Disney Company. Since speculation gained momentum around D’Amaro as a likely successor to current CEO Bob Iger, concerns about his leadership style have surfaced. Many fans are recalling the tenure of Bob Chapek, ...

Read More »

Disney World Implements Aggressive Discounts Amid Attendance Declines

Mickey Mouse character meet and greet at Fantasyland in Disneyland Paris

Aggressive Discounts Overview Disney World has recently introduced a series of aggressive discounts aimed at revitalizing attendance amid challenging economic conditions. These price reductions mark a significant shift in Disney’s typical pricing strategy, as the park aims to attract more visitors during intense competition, particularly from the new Epic Universe attraction slated to open soon. The discounts are part of ...

Read More »

The Great Unknown: What Will Crowds Look Like This Summer at Disney World?

A bustling crowd walks down a vibrant street at a theme park, lined with colorful buildings and ornate shops. Balloons of various shapes and colors float on the right side. In the distance, a majestic castle stands tall under a clear blue sky.

Anticipated Crowds and Predictions This summer, Disney World is pulling out all the stops to attract visitors, offering a variety of discounted room rates and special dining packages. Unlike the previous years, when prices surged, these promotions aim to draw in families seeking a bargain during the traditionally busy season. As summer approaches, this strategy appears to counter against anticipated ...

Read More »

Ahead of Disneyland’s 70th Anniversary, 14 Rides/Attractions to Close for Refurbishment

Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse at Disneyland Park

With spring break in the rearview mirror, Disneyland is turning its attention to its 70th Anniversary celebration. The celebration of Disneyland’s seventh decade kicks off on May 16 and runs through September 26. Disneyland has a ton of special events confirmed for its 70th, including new nighttime shows, character experiences, and special photo opportunities. However, getting to May 16 could ...

Read More »

According to Fans, This is the Worst Restaurant at Disney World

Entrance sign to Walt Disney World with a blue and gold design, featuring the phrase "The Most Magical Place on Earth." The sky is partly cloudy, and trees are visible in the background.

Dining Disappointment: The Diamond Horseshoe Yelp ratings for Disney World’s restaurants reveal a clear consensus: The Diamond Horseshoe emerges as guests’ least favorite dining destination. The venue, located in the Magic Kingdom, has garnered low scores that highlight guest dissatisfaction. The recurrent complaints center around cold and mediocre food, with one particularly dissatisfied diner stating their visit was “the worst ...

Read More »