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6 Tips to Consider When Making Dining Selections

A purple logo featuring a stylized "d" reminiscent of the Disney logo is followed by a lowercase "d" and "p." Below, a cup with a straw silhouette sits against a radiant burst in orange, pink, and yellow—a nod to enchanting dining experiences while avoiding common Disney dining mistakes.

Dining at Walt Disney World Resort is an essential part of the vacation experience. Whether you’re indulging in a character meal, grabbing a quick snack between attractions, or enjoying a signature dining experience, there’s something for every appetite. With so many options across the theme parks, Disney Resort hotels, and Disney Springs, planning ahead can ensure you have the best ...

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Disneyland Accused of Hiding Disabled Guests From View

Experience Disney World’s commitment to accessibility as a guest in a wheelchair, accompanied by her service dog and assisted by friendly staff, enjoys the tram ride with another park-goer. A joyful Mickey Mouse graphic adds an extra dose of magic to the scene.

Disneyland Paris Resort is facing backlash for providing poor disability access during a recent Annual Passholder event at the European Disney park. This comes as Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort endure a legal battle over their reimagined Disability Access Service (DAS). In 2024, the United States Disney parks overhauled DAS, claiming widespread abuse–especially after the paid Lightning Lane ...

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Disney Announces Impending Skyliner Closure

One of the really fun parts of a Walt Disney World Resort vacation is all of the amazing forms of transportation guests can enjoy. Of course, there are busses to take guests around the entire resort, but there are also ferries that take guests between the Magic Kingdom and the Polynesian Village and Grand Floridian hotels. Friendship boats are also ...

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25 Million California Residents Alerted During Earthquake, Disneyland in Warning Zone

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A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck Southern California on Monday morning, but the effects at Disneyland Resort in Anaheim were mild, with operations continuing as usual. Guests, however, were quickly notified through the state’s early warning system, offering a timely reminder of California’s ever-present seismic activity. Quake Centered Near Julian Sends Alerts Across the Region The quake hit at 10:08 a.m. ...

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If I Only Had One Day At Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios I Would…

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Disney’s Hollywood Studios is a must-visit theme park that brings the magic of movies and television to life with immersive experiences, thrilling attractions, live entertainment, and fantastic dining. With so much to see and do, planning a day at the park can feel overwhelming. To make the most of your time, arrive early, stay until closing, and prioritize the must-do ...

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Original Disney Park Location Schedules Historic Demolition After Years of Planning

The entrance archway to Downtown Disney at Disneyland Resort showcases a blue and silver geometric design, surrounded by lush trees and bustling visitors in the background, all under a clear sky.

After years of anticipation, one of Southern California’s most beloved bakeries is finally making its way to the heart of the Disneyland Resort. Porto’s Bakery & Cafe — known for its Cuban pastries, potato balls, and long lines of devoted fans — is officially set to begin construction at its future home in Downtown Disney. But the arrival of Porto’s ...

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Disney Moves Forward With Overhaul of Adventureland in Magic Kingdom

People are sitting in a circular amusement ride at a theme park, secured by harnesses, as it moves. The ride is tilted at an angle against the blue sky and trees in the background. Bright colors decorate the ride, and the participants seem engaged in the thrilling experience.

Adventureland at Magic Kingdom is stepping into a bold new chapter. Long known for its blend of exotic jungle vibes, iconic attractions like Jungle Cruise and Pirates of the Caribbean, and a charming, if slightly scattered, aesthetic—this corner of the park is now being stitched into a more immersive, story-driven experience. And Disney’s latest move proves they’re not just tossing ...

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Disney’s Space Mountain Shut Down, 47-Year-Old Coaster Allegedly Derailed

Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom

Space Mountain came to an abrupt halt and temporarily shut down at Disneyland Resort last week following an alleged derailment. Dozens of riders were escorted off the attraction, and one Disney Park guest caught the evacuation on video. Space Mountain has been a mainstay at Disneyland Resort since its grand opening in May 1977, following the debut of the original ...

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Cast Member Saves Guest’s Items From Stroller Bandits at Animal Kingdom

A large, illuminated tree with a thick trunk and sprawling branches is adorned with colorful lights and patterns. Bright spots resembling stars light up the night sky in the background.

If you’ve ever sat down with a snack at Disney’s Animal Kingdom thinking you’d enjoy a peaceful break—think again. There’s a group of pint-sized thieves causing mischief in broad daylight, and they’re not cast members in costume. They’re real-life squirrel bandits, and they’ve been caught red-handed (or red-pawed?) on camera, stealing food straight from unsuspecting guests. In a viral TikTok ...

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