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The End of California’s Disneyland as We Know It: Voting Unfolds

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The breathtaking, billion-dollar expansion planned for Disneyland Resort is inching closer to realization, with the project nearing the possibility of kicking off this summer! Earlier this year, The Walt Disney Company revealed a multi-million-dollar budget to upgrade and expand Disney Parks worldwide. Since then, the company has revealed exciting updates about massive projects to reimagine iconic lands at Walt Disney ...

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Warning: Dates to Avoid as Disney Braces for “Explosive” Hurricane Season

If you are traveling to Walt Disney World Resort this hurricane season, things are predicted to get a little explosive. While Orlando is in Florida, the Sunshine State, things are not always sunny here. Due to its subtropical climate, rainfall is common throughout the year. On average, Orlando experiences about 117 rainy days per year, with the wettest months typically ...

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Disney’s Controversial Change to Disability Services Sparks Guest Outrage

On April 9, Disney announced that some big changes were coming to its Disability Access Service program (DAS) at both Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort. For years, Disney has allowed those with physical, medical, and cognitive disabilities to use its DAS program. However, beginning May 20 at Disney World and June 18 at Disneyland, the DAS program will ...

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Universal Orlando Restricts Access to Theme Park Area Due to ‘Damage

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Universal Orlando Resort is continuing to move forward with significant changes and updates to its beloved theme park. It’s easy to get caught up in the major construction projects happening at Universal Orlando Resort. All eyes are on Universal Studios Florida as DreamWorks Land is just a matter of weeks away from opening with brand-new attractions and experiences for guests ...

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Disney Neglects Disabled Guests’: Guests Fight Back After DAS Cuts

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For years, guests who desperately needed Disney World’s Disability Access Service have complained about the rampant fraud in that program. In response to those complaints, Disney has decided to change the DAS program, but those changes will exclude most people with disabilities who need the Service. DAS was previously defined to assist guests who have difficulty tolerating long queues due ...

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Universal Studios & Disney Accused of ‘Pay-For-Play’ Tactics in Florida Politics

Florida theme parks have been giving perks of all kinds to Florida lawmakers, and lawmakers return the favor in various legislative forms. But everything comes at a cost, and in this “pay-for-play tradition,” who ultimately pays the price? Florida theme parks are reportedly notorious for doling out freebies to legislators in the Sunshine State. Free hotel accommodations, free meals at ...

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