Disney Parks

Holiday Rush Hits Early: Disney World Sees Longest Lines in 6 Months as Quiet Season Ends

A six-month stretch of surprisingly quiet parks has officially ended at Walt Disney World. Following a remarkably slow spring and summer season, the resort is seeing a massive surge in attendance as autumn sets in and the holiday season approaches.…

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Disney Springs Handing Out Free Items With Purchase for Six Ravens Opening

Six Ravens has been feeding people since August at Disney Springs. Which makes October 17 a slightly unusual kind of grand opening. The restaurant has been open, the kitchen has been running, and guests have been eating Coffyns for two…

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Disney World Park Deemed “Worst to Visit” as 4 Critical Issues Spark Backlash in 2026

Disney’s Hollywood Studios is home to some of the biggest attractions at Walt Disney World, but that doesn’t necessarily make it the easiest park to visit. Right now, guests may find that getting everything they want in a single day…

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Disney World Confirms Major Resort Redesign, Effective Through 2027

Walt Disney World’s resort lineup gets discussed in tiers. Value properties near the parks, moderates in the middle, deluxe hotels along the monorail loop. Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort sits in that middle tier on paper and nowhere near it in…

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Disney World Confirms Changes to Three Magic Kingdom Restaurant Locations Effective Immediately

Guests heading to Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort have a fresh reason to book a table, as new dishes have arrived at three of the park’s most recognizable sit-down restaurants. From French comfort classics inside the Beast’s castle…

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Your Disney Gift Cards Won’t Work at These Disney Springs Stores, Effective Immediately

There is a whole category of Disney World planning that happens in a kitchen drawer over the course of a year. You know the routine. Every few weeks, somebody buys a Disney Gift Card. Maybe at Target with a REDcard…

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Official: Disney Makes Fantasyland Replacement Possible at Magic Kingdom

Walt Disney World has spent much of 2026 making changes throughout Magic Kingdom, and another familiar area of the park is getting some attention. From major attraction refurbishments to smaller improvements that guests might overlook, Disney continues working to refresh…

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The $1,000 Orlando Travel Trap: How a Postponed Trump Administration Flight Rule Threatens Your 2027 Disney Vacation

Planning a trip to Walt Disney World is an exercise in high-stakes logistics. Months before packing a suitcase, families lock in thousands of dollars in non-refundable park tickets, $400-to-$1,000-per-night resort reservations, prepaid Lightning Lane passes, and hard-to-snag dining bookings. Because…

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Clout Over Safety: Woman Leaps from Moving Grizzly River Run Raft While Family Mocks Stranded Riders

Theme park safety spiels are straightforward for a reason: remain seated, keep seatbelts fastened, and keep your hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times. Yet, the dangerous impulse to turn reckless behavior into social media engagement continues to…

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Disney’s Final Version of Splash Mountain Is Shutting Down in January

The final version of Disney’s iconic Splash Mountain is set to close to all guests in January. Splash Mountain was once one of Disney’s most iconic attractions. First opening at Disneyland Park in 1989, the log flume ride later expanded…

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