Planning a night at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom is one of those Disney vacation decisions that rewards guests who do their homework. The event runs on select nights from early August through Halloween. Tickets range from $119 to $229 per person, depending on the date, and the entertainment lineup is dense enough that walking into the party ...
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Disney World Officially Alters Animal Kingdom Location’s Indefinite Closure
Disney’s Animal Kingdom is in the middle of one of the most transformative periods in its history. Credit: Steven Miller, Flickr Across the park, construction walls, new entertainment offerings, and major expansion projects are reshaping the guest experience. The biggest of those changes can be found in the former DinoLand U.S.A., where crews continue work on the massive Tropical Americas ...
Read More »After 32 Years, Disney Removes Tomorrowland Feature From Magic Kingdom
This week, Walt Disney World Resort removed a feature from Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom Park that dated back to 1994. This update comes amid other refurbishment projects in the futuristic-themed land at the original Central Florida Disney park, including rock repainting. Tomorrowland Removal at Magic Kingdom Park Credit: Justin Callaghan, Flickr On June 10, WDWNT reported that Disney cast members had removed ...
Read More »Disney World Confirms Removal at EPCOT Theme Park, Effective Immediately
The EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival may have ended June 1, but guests arriving at the park on Wednesday got their first real look at what EPCOT looks like in its absence. The Festival Blooms Are Coming Out On Wednesday, WDWNT shared a photo of the grassy stretch along the World Showcase Lagoon where the Festival Blooms flowerbeds had ...
Read More »Disney Confirms July 14 EPCOT Private Takeover With $349 Admission Price
EPCOT guests are used to seeing private events pop up throughout the year, but Disney has now confirmed one of its most exclusive offerings yet—and it comes with a price tag that is turning heads. The event isn’t a buyout of an entire pavilion, nor does it appear to be one of the large corporate gatherings that occasionally take over ...
Read More »Confirmed: Walt Disney World Retires 4 Elements from the ‘Aging’ 90s Era
For many Disney fans, the 1990s and early 2000s represent a golden era of Walt Disney World. It was a time when family vacations felt a little different, park maps were tucked into every pocket, and certain experiences became traditions that guests assumed would always be there. Credit: Lee, Flickr Of course, Disney is constantly evolving. New attractions arrive, lands ...
Read More »Video Shows Disney’s PeopleMover Ride on Fire at Magic Kingdom
The Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover is usually one of the calmest attractions in all of Magic Kingdom. Guests board the continuously moving ride to enjoy a relaxing tour above Tomorrowland, taking in views of attractions like Space Mountain, Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin, and TRON Lightcycle / Run. For many Disney fans, it is more than just a ride. It ...
Read More »Backup Plans Advised for Disney World Guests as Seismic Activity to Ramp up Disruptions, Closures
Aftershocks were felt across the Gulf Coast, including Florida, on the evening of June 10, 2026, just a day after an earthquake was felt in Orlando, prompting Disney World to briefly close rides. Disney World Earthquake: Could More Be on the Way? Could more be on the way? If so, what will Disney World do? Visitors arrived to Disney World ...
Read More »Disney World Just Gave Orlando Guests a New Reason to Visit One of Its Most Iconic Attractions
There is something uniquely satisfying about a Disney park experience that disappears for years, quietly missed by the guests who remember it, and then comes back better than it left. It does not happen often, and when it does, it tends to land with a weight that a brand-new experience never quite achieves on its own. The nostalgia layer adds ...
Read More »Disney World Restricts Advance Vacation Bookings With Major Policy Shift, Effective Immediately
For plenty of Disney World fans, vacation planning starts long before they ever pack a suitcase. Families spend months researching resorts, comparing ticket prices, watching crowd calendars, and figuring out the perfect time to visit. Some guests even begin planning Disney trips years in advance, especially for milestone vacations or large family gatherings. Lately, though, many guests planning far in ...
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