Tokyo Disney Resort has announced plans to focus its marketing efforts on foreign tourists over the next ten years. On Monday, the Oriental Land Company (OLC) released its 2035 Long-term Management Strategy document. OLC is the third-party organization that operates Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea under license from The Walt Disney Company. The forward-focused document mentions drawing overseas visitors several ...
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UPDATE: Disney Shifts Focus Toward Building Hotels Instead of Theme Parks
On Monday, Tokyo Disney Resort teased plans to build several more Disney Resort hotels near its two theme parks, Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. The Oriental Land Company (OLC), which operates Tokyo Disney Resort under license from The Walt Disney Company, released its 2035 Long-term Management Strategy document this week. The packet details several plans for the Japanese Disney parks ...
Read More »After 53 Years, Disney World Starts Over With Main Street, U.S.A.
Walt Disney World Resort is taking bold steps to modernize one of the most beloved locations on Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom Park. After 53 years, the area is undergoing significant changes, most notably a major renovation of The Emporium, the iconic merchandise store that has been a staple since the park opened in 1971. Since January, Disney Tips ...
Read More »Every Disney World Ride (and Theme Park) Closed in May 2025
If you’re planning a trip to Disney World this May, it’s definitely smart to know what rides—and even entire areas—you might not be able to experience. It’s never fun to show up to the parks and realize one of your favorites is behind construction walls! The good news is most of Disney World will be fully up and running, but ...
Read More »Update: Signs Are Pointing To a July Debut for Magic Kingdom’s Newest Parade
The Disney World tea leaves point to an early July opening for the Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away parade at Magic Kingdom. This will be the first time in over a decade that the Magic Kingdom has had a nighttime parade. Disney Starlight was first announced last August at the D23 Expo. Since then, Disney has shared some of ...
Read More »How to Plan the Perfect Daddy/Daughter Day at Walt Disney World
Family trips to Walt Disney World are always unforgettable. But there’s something uniquely special about a one-on-one day with a parent and child. Whether it’s a daddy-daughter day, a mommy-son adventure, or any grown-up/kid combination, these ideas will help you create lasting memories. Here are eight fantastic ways to enjoy a magical day at Disney! 1.Dress the Part: Bibbidi Bobbidi ...
Read More »Popular EPCOT Experience Returning After Months-Long Closure!
More than 150,000 people visit the Walt Disney World Resort every day and make memories that last a lifetime. With so many people heading to the Central Florida theme park, the many rides and attractions are under constant use, meaning they experience a lot of wear and tear. Throughout the year, many of these attractions will close so they can ...
Read More »Disney Abruptly Blocks Guest Access to ‘Avengers,’ ‘Cars’ Lands
Disneyland Resort has abruptly closed a walkway between Avengers Campus and Cars Land at Disney California Adventure Park to prepare for construction in the area. Disneyland Resort’s promised DisneylandForward expansion, featuring an Avatar (2009) area and a Coco (2017) ride, is years away. But crews have already begun working on an Avengers Campus project unrelated to DisneylandForward. Walt Disney Imagineering filed permits ...
Read More »Disney Adult “Tradition” Leaves Guest in Wheelchair After Spending Hundreds
Drinking Around the World at EPCOT has become a rite of passage for many Disney adults — but a viral TikTok is a big reminder that if you’re not careful, this unofficial challenge can turn south very quickly. TikTok creator Gee Paid (@geepaid) recently shared a video showing himself and his friends attempting to drink around World Showcase. The lighthearted ...
Read More »Disney Passholders Just Got a Big Surprise for May
If you’re an Annual Passholder at Walt Disney World, May is already looking a little brighter. Disney just announced the first “Good to Go” days for the month, giving Passholders a chance to visit the parks without the usual hassle of making a reservation. It’s a small change, but for many, it feels like a big breath of fresh air. ...
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