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Beginning in 12 Days: New Disney World Transportation Lockouts Announced

A ferryboat named Admiral Joe Fowler crosses a lake with several people on board; American flags are flying, and a castle is visible in the background under a blue sky.

Walt Disney World has been gradually tightening access to its transportation systems for years, and a new policy taking effect June 28, 2026, represents one of the more significant steps in that ongoing process. What makes this particular change notable is not just what it covers, but what it signals about where Disney may be heading with transportation access across ...

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Highly Anticipated Disney Halloween Tickets Are Available Now, But Only For A Select Few

Oogie Boogie Bash

There is a debate that surfaces every fall among Disney Halloween enthusiasts, and it runs so reliably that both sides have well-worn arguments for their positions. Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Walt Disney World has its devoted defenders, and for good reason. The Boo-To-You Parade is iconic, the villain appearances are beloved, and the event has decades of tradition. But ...

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Disney Springs’ Largest New Addition in Years Just Revealed Its Next Move

Level99 at Disney Springs

Disney Springs is about to welcome one of its biggest new additions in years, and after months of anticipation, guests finally know when they can step inside. Level99, the interactive gaming and challenge venue taking over the former NBA Experience building, has officially announced that it will open at Disney Springs on June 29. The highly anticipated attraction has been ...

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Walt Disney World Reveals Biggest Magic Kingdom Hours Change of the Summer

A family stands watching Luminous a Symphony of us at Epcot

If you’re planning a Walt Disney World vacation around the Fourth of July, Disney just gave guests another reason to be excited. As one of the busiest vacation periods of the summer approaches, Walt Disney World has officially extended operating hours across several of its theme parks. The biggest change impacts Magic Kingdom, where guests will now have significantly more ...

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Disney World Is Aggressively Begging For Visitors With This New Ticket Offer

A family of four beams with joy standing next to a cheerful Mickey Mouse at a magical theme park. Behind them, a majestic castle with blue spires rises against the clear sky, capturing their excitement and happiness.

Walt Disney World does not typically discount its way through the summer. The peak season crowd projections at the resort have historically been strong enough that the need to incentivize visits with promotional pricing during July and August has been limited, and Disney has generally reserved its most aggressive ticketing offers for the slower stretches of the calendar when occupancy ...

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Disney World Reveals New Look for EPCOT World Showcase Area, Effective July 1

Spaceship Earth Epcot Disney Imagineers Scoff New Designs

Walt Disney World Resort is putting the finishing touches on a new Quick-Service dining location coming to the EPCOT World Showcase. With just weeks to go until La Poutinerie joins the line-up of the Canada World Showcase Pavilion, Central Florida Disney Park guests are getting a first look at the restaurant taking over the former Refreshment Port location. La Poutinerie ...

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Disney Closes Frontierland Area After Fire Breaks Out

A Disneyland Paris cast member directs guests away from a popcorn cart on fire in Frontierland

Yet another popcorn cart fire recently interrupted operations at Disneyland Paris Resort. A European Disney Park guest shared a video of Disney cast members responding to the incident in Frontierland on Instagram. Here’s everything we know about the emergency response, which follows a previous popcorn cart fire in the Central Plaza area near Sleeping Beauty Castle earlier this month. Another ...

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Caught on Camera: The Fake Disney Pin Reigniting the Toxic ‘Splash Mountain’ Culture War

A colorful and detailed rock formation resembling a mountain, with rugged terrain, patches of greenery, and a distinct peak. The sky is overcast, adding contrast to the vibrant hues of the rocks. At its base, a wooden structure with a peaked roof hints at the Magic Kingdom's newest attraction launching next month.

When Walt Disney World and Disneyland permanently replaced Splash Mountain with Tiana’s Bayou Adventure in 2024, corporate executives in Burbank breathed a sigh of relief. The company hoped that transitioning away from a ride rooted in a deeply problematic film would mark the graceful conclusion of a decades-long controversy. However, the internet has a funny way of keeping the past ...

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