Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, is preparing for its annual seasonal transformation of the Haunted Mansion attraction. Guests have until August 8, 2025, to experience the classic version of the ride before it closes for its seasonal overlay. The attraction will close on August 9 and is scheduled to reopen as Haunted Mansion Holiday on August 22, 2025. This festive ...
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Disneyland Brings Back COVID-Era Restriction for All Guests, Effective in One Week
Disneyland Resort is bringing back a COVID-era restriction in just one week. Guests must use the Virtual Queue system to see Disneyland Park’s newest show, “Walt Disney – A Magical Life.” Walt Disney Imagineering first announced plans for “Walt Disney – A Magical Life” at D23 Expo 2024. The Main Street Opera House show will feature the first-ever audio-animatronic of ...
Read More »Opening Date Set for New Members-Only Club at Disney
Disneyland Hotel is set to debut an exciting new addition with the grand opening of the High Key Club on July 10, 2025. This colorful and retro-inspired concierge lounge will be available exclusively to concierge-level guests, offering a refreshed experience in the iconic hotel. Exclusive Seating Area The High Key Club is replacing the former E-Ticket Club and introduces a ...
Read More »Disney Fans React Strongly To Disappointing Fantasmic! Update
Disney is finally updating millions of guests on its beloved Fantasmic! experience, which went down some time ago. But is the show back in its full glory? Disney Gives Surprising Update on Fantasmic! It was March 17, 2025. As fireworks lit the night over Disneyland’s Rivers of America, fans eagerly watched Fantasmic! unfold—until, suddenly, the show came to an unexpected halt. No final burst ...
Read More »Disneyland Forces Guests To Fix Broken Pirates of the Caribbean Ride
On June 28, 2025, Disneyland Resort guests found themselves stuck in the dark when Pirates of the Caribbean broke down. TikTok user @cynthiaa822 captured a video of the breakdown and how guests had to physically help get the ride back in motion. The Pirates of the Caribbean ride, which originally opened in Disneyland Park in 1967, has long been one ...
Read More »Will Disneyland Follow Disney World’s Lead in Removing Iconic Attractions?
Recent Changes at Disney World Recently, Disney World made waves by removing beloved attractions, including Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer Island, from the Magic Kingdom. This abrupt decision astonished many fans, as these rides were long considered vital to the park’s appeal. Loyal visitors expressed displeasure through protests and organized email campaigns to save these iconic spaces. The culture ...
Read More »New Fantasmic! Merchandise Has Fans Fearing the Worst
When you visit a Disney theme park, one thing you will see is that there is absolutely no shortage of merchandise. Guests can purchase traditional merchandise with classic characters, merchandise with the name of the Disney Resort on it, merchandise for different Disney movies, and even merchandise for specific theme park attractions. Nearly every attraction exits at the gift shop, ...
Read More »Disney Park Area Declared “Unhealthy”: Hazard Warning Issued
Something feels different in Southern California this weekend—and it’s not just the usual post-holiday haze. Visitors in one of the region’s most popular tourist zones have noticed the shift. The skies may look bright and blue, but the air? It’s telling a different story. Some guests across the area have reported throat irritation, coughing, and an unusual heaviness in the ...
Read More »Original Disneyland Attraction Gets Exciting Update After Weeks of Silence
A popular Disneyland ride may be coming back soon. Related: Disney Confirms Two More Classic Rides Will Close Indefinitely The Matterhorn Bobsleds hold a cherished place in the fond memories of Disneyland visitors. This iconic roller coaster first opened its doors on June 4, 1959, setting a new standard for thrill rides and quickly becoming a symbol of the park ...
Read More »Less Than a Year After Opening, Controversial Disney Location Gets Remodel
Disneyland’s Ray’s Berets shop in Bayou Country has received a fresh sod roof, following the previous installation that failed to thrive under the spring sun. The new grass covering aims to restore the shop’s natural aesthetic, aligning with its theme inspired by Ray the firefly from The Princess and the Frog. A Second Attempt at a Lush Roof The initial ...
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