Disney Parks

Disney World Overhauling All Resort Hotels—New Changes To Take Effect in 8 Months

It’s not every day that Disney World quietly rewrites the script on how guests experience its hotels—but that’s exactly what’s happening, and you might not even realize how much it could affect your next magical stay. Disney World Hotels Change:…

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Days After Locking Doors, Disney Demolishes Adults-Only Area

Walt Disney World Resort is marketing to families this summer, offering a free kids dining plan and discounted Disney Resort hotel rooms. Amid the family-friendly push, Disney’s BoardWalk Inn closed its beloved adults-only piano bar, Jellyrolls. Now, just days after…

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Disney Announces Cheaper, More Affordable Annual Passes

Did Disney just drop shell-shocking news about a new tier of annual passes launching soon? Imagine stepping onto a palm-lined boulevard, camera flashes sparkling as you walk beneath a marquee lit like a thousand stars. The red carpet is rolled…

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Luxury Disney World Pool Closed, Filled With Sand and Concrete

Walt Disney World Resort is currently refurbishing multiple areas at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort, resulting in the closure of several guest areas, including the Stormalong Bay pool. Construction began in January, and we have an update on its progress. Disney’s…

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Disney Shuts Down Guest Campfires, But Keeps This One Beloved Tradition Alive

If you’re planning a rustic retreat at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground anytime soon, there’s something important you need to know: a burn ban has officially taken effect in Central Florida, and yes—it’s impacting this beloved Magic Kingdom resort.…

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Thousands of Guests Not Welcomed Back to Disneyland in 2026

runDisney recently announced a significant change for thousands of participants. Starting in 2026, all runDisney races at Disneyland Resort will be on an indefinite hiatus. This announcement comes as the Southern California theme park prepares for its major “DisneylandForward” expansion…

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“Is There a Recession?” Disney Park Turns Into Ghost Town After Two Decades

Some guests have raised the alarm over the emptiness of one Disney park lately. Since Disneyland Park first opened in 1955, The Walt Disney Company has added 11 more theme parks around the world—weathering decades of economic ups and downs…

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Disney World Just Confirmed Its Cheapest Days for 2026

If you’ve been holding off on planning your next Disney World vacation because of cost, there’s some good news for 2026: the cheapest ticket prices are sticking around. Disney’s tiered pricing model might make things feel unpredictable at times, but…

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From Pixie Dust to Purgatory: The Best and Worst Ride Queues at Disney World

When you visit Walt Disney World, three things are inevitable: Mickey Mouse, popcorn, and lines. Over the years, Disney has introduced several systems (RIP FastPass) to help guests cope with its parks’ famously long lines. While Lightning Lane is, in…

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Disney Performer Attempts To Break Into ATM With Weapon in Hand

It began as an ordinary day at Disneyland Paris—crowds chattering, churros crunching, and families lining up for selfies. But what guests didn’t expect was a swashbuckling scene straight out of the Caribbean. Until a Disney cast member attempted to break…

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