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5 Years Later, Disney Parks May Finally Bring Back Much-Missed Annual Pass

Plenty has changed about Disney parks in the five years since COVID-19, including Annual Passes. Since the onset of COVID-19, Disney’s Annual Pass programs have undergone significant transformations worldwide. In 2021, Disneyland in California discontinued its longstanding Annual Passport program, later introducing the Magic Key system. This new structure requires reservations and includes various tiers with differing access levels and ...

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Disney Resort Confirms 4 Major Development Projects Are Gone Forever

Disney has scrapped four expansion projects that could have been magical for millions of people at this beloved Disney Resort. Let’s look at the past, present, and future of what could have been. This Disney Resort Has Seen Four Canceled Major Project Expansions: Why? In a world where Disney Imagineering fuels fan obsession, what’s more captivating than what hasn’t been ...

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VIDEO: Disney Character Bites Another in Front of Theme Park Guests

Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, Pluto, Minnie Mouse and Goofy in front of Cinderella Castle

Last month, a Disney character performer unexpectedly “bit” another during a performance at Tokyo Disney Resort. A Disney Park guest shared a video of the interaction on social media, where it gained traction among fans. The incident occurred on a boat that travels on the waterways around Tokyo DisneySea, allowing characters to wave at Disney Park guests. It carried characters ...

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Disney Parks Promise to Cater to Foreign Visitors for the Next Decade

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Tokyo Disney Resort has announced plans to focus its marketing efforts on foreign tourists over the next ten years. On Monday, the Oriental Land Company (OLC) released its 2035 Long-term Management Strategy document. OLC is the third-party organization that operates Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea under license from The Walt Disney Company. The forward-focused document mentions drawing overseas visitors several ...

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UPDATE: Disney Shifts Focus Toward Building Hotels Instead of Theme Parks

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On Monday, Tokyo Disney Resort teased plans to build several more Disney Resort hotels near its two theme parks, Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. The Oriental Land Company (OLC), which operates Tokyo Disney Resort under license from The Walt Disney Company, released its 2035 Long-term Management Strategy document this week. The packet details several plans for the Japanese Disney parks ...

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Guests Mourn the Fall of Disney’s Best Theme Park

A vibrant night scene of a Disney Parks Worldwide theme park featuring a lit volcano and an ornate, illuminated port. The colorful lights reflect on the water, creating a magical atmosphere with ships and detailed architecture enhancing the enchanting scene.

For years, the question of Disney’s best theme park has been met with a pretty resounding answer: Tokyo DisneySea. Lately, however, that answer isn’t quite as confident. As Tokyo Disney Resort’s second theme park, Tokyo DisneySea is home to several of the hallmarks of a typical Disney park. Signs of Mickey Mouse linger around every corner — whether that’s in ...

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Disney Resort Drops Big Summer 2025 News: New Water Experiences, Shows Coming

Disnaey park demand high, shown through crowded theme park in Tokyo

This Disney Resort is shaping up for an unforgettable 2025 summer. Imagine walking through a theme park when—whoosh!—a rogue jet of water launches into the air, drenching everyone in sight. Disney Resort Summer 2025: From “Get Soaked” to “MAX Plus”: Splash Mountain’s Even Better Return Screams turn into laughter. Phones scramble for cover.  Kids dance in puddles. It’s not the ...

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Big News: Disney To Introduce Updated Splash Mountain This Year

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The final remaining Splash Mountain attraction will be slightly different this summer as part of Tokyo Disney Resort’s Summer Cool-Off event. Tokyo Disneyland is home to the only operating Splash Mountain ride in the world. Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort closed their versions of the log flume ride in 2024 and transformed them into Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. The ...

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