Walt Disney World is heading into one of its most schedule-heavy months of the year, with three of its four theme parks now confirmed to be operating on restricted hours at some point during October 2026. Credit: Disney Hollywood Studios, EPCOT, and Magic Kingdom will each see access restrictions tied to private events, runDisney races, and Halloween programming, leaving Animal ...
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Major Disney Skyliner Disruption Leaves Resort Guests Waiting for Hours
A transportation problem at Walt Disney World turned what should have been a fairly simple trip back to the hotel into a much longer night for some guests. Disney Skyliner riders faced major delays on August 18 after an issue affected part of the gondola system’s loading process. The problem created long lines, forced Disney to change how guests boarded, ...
Read More »Warning: Disney Delays Popular EPCOT Festival Offerings Ahead of August 27 Opening
The EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival is almost here, but guests visiting during the first few weeks won’t find everything ready on opening day. Walt Disney World’s massive food festival officially kicks off on August 27, bringing dozens of dishes, drinks, and Global Marketplaces back to EPCOT. However, Disney has confirmed that select festival locations and their menus won’t ...
Read More »Disney Confirms Magic Kingdom Gates Will Close To Regular Guests on 16+ Dates
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party continues to fill up at Walt Disney World, and guests hoping to attend the Halloween event are running out of options. Another party night has officially sold out at Magic Kingdom, adding to a growing list of dates that are no longer available. The latest movement comes as the 2026 event moves deeper into its schedule ...
Read More »Disney Released EPCOT Food & Wine Menus Are Out, but Something is Missing
Fall at Walt Disney World does not just mean Halloween taking over Magic Kingdom. It also means EPCOT finally gets a festival again. And if you have visited EPCOT during one of the rare gaps between festivals, you know how different the park feels without one. The booths are gone, World Showcase is quieter, and a big part of what ...
Read More »Disney World Gives Retheme Update After Closing EPCOT Attraction
EPCOT is once again in transformation mode, and this time it’s the playground tucked between La Poutinerie in the Canada Pavilion and the Imagination! Pavilion that’s getting the seasonal treatment. Walt Disney World Resort shut down the interactive play space on August 10, pulling it offline just weeks before the 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival opens its doors. ...
Read More »Disneyland Issues Urgent New Policy Warning on Tiana’s Bayou After 3rd Major Incident
Disneyland is sending a much stronger message to guests riding Tiana’s Bayou Adventure following a troubling series of incidents in which children left their seats. What began with one frightening situation has now become a recurring safety problem. Three separate incidents have taken place in a matter of months, forcing Disneyland to take action around the popular flume ride. The ...
Read More »Spelling Error Spotted in New Disney Anniversary Merchandise Line
Disney is not perfect, and fans are extremely good at proving it. That is not a criticism so much as an observation about how this fandom operates. Disney fans notice things. They notice when a paint color changes on Main Street, U.S.A. They notice when an audio track gets remixed. They notice when a font on a sign is not ...
Read More »Disney Reveals New Theme Park in 2026, Confirms Record-Breaking 7.4-Acre 90s Land
The Walt Disney Company is really doing what they said they would — turbocharging the parks business, full steam ahead. Credit: Inside The Magic, Flickr At this year’s D23 Expo–hosted across sites in Anaheim, Southern California–Disney Experiences revealed details on a number of projects during their Horizons showcase. From confirmations of attraction names at Walt Disney World Resort to new ...
Read More »Walt Disney World Quietly Expands Passholder Perks Through Late August
Walt Disney World Annual Passholders now have more freedom to visit the theme parks before August ends. Disney has added three Good to Go Days to the Annual Passholder calendar, extending the reservation-free benefit through August 31. The latest additions offer passholders more opportunities to make spontaneous park visits without selecting a destination in advance. However, the benefit only applies ...
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