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Universal Orlando Has Confirmed Shrek 4-D’s Replacement Attraction

Shrek, a Minion, and beloved animated characters gather in front of the iconic Villain-Con sign with its striking red-eyed logo, capturing the playful, mischievous vibe of Universal’s Shrek 4-D Villain Con Minion Blast attraction.

Amidst the surprising popularity of DreamWorks’ fan-favorite film Shrek (2001), Universal Studios Florida quickly bridged the gap between the need for a new attraction and the film’s cult following with Shrek 4-D. RELATED: Guest Points Out Glaring Inclusivity Problem at Universal Studios, Notes She Doesn’t Have This Problem at Walt Disney World Shrek 4-D arrived at Universal Studios Florida in 2003, ...

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Destination D23 to Return to Walt Disney World in 2023

Disney fans and panelists gather on the Destination D23 stage, set against a grand staircase backdrop with Tinker Bell and pixie dust adding signature Disney magic.

2023 is set to be a very important year for Disney fans! Disney 100 Years of Wonder kicks off in January to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Walt Disney Company in 1923, and with it will come special experiences at both the Disneyland Resort and the Walt Disney World Resort and other locales across the country ...

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Walt Disney World Quickly Deleted This Insensitive Tweet Calling 1939 a “#HappyPlace” After It Was Met With Criticism

Walt Disney and Shirley Temple at an awards ceremony, spotlighting Disney history; on the right, a vintage black-and-white tweet references Walt Disney World and its 1939 origins.

When you think of the year 1939, what do you think of? You may remember Walt Disney being awarded an Oscar (one large Oscar accompanied by seven smaller ones) at the 11th Annual Academy Awards for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). You may also remember less cheerful events, such as the beginning of World War II and the ...

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These New Price Hikes Make Visiting Walt Disney World More Expensive Than Ever Before

Scrooge McDuck tosses coins next to Mickey and Minnie Mouse in front of the iconic Disney castle at Walt Disney World, playfully referencing the latest ticket price increase.

It’s no secret that a visit to Walt Disney World can cost a pretty penny, and it’s also no secret that prices attached to Disney are constantly increasing. Disney+, Genie+, certain souvenirs, and food have all seen price hikes within the past couple of months. Despite this long-time pattern, it’s still a surprise to hear the latest news about Walt ...

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Will Walt Disney World Guests’ Behavior Improve If This Chaperone Policy Is Implemented?

The iconic Disney castle set against a vibrant blue sky is featured on the left, while on the right, the Knott’s Berry Farm logo appears with energetic Donald Duck characters. The image captures each park’s signature excitement and underscores Knott’s Berry Farm’s chaperone policy to ensure guests have a safe and memorable experience.

Knott’s Berry Farm, which has been coined “California’s Original Theme Park,” opened in 1920 as a roadside berry stand run by a man named Walter Knott. Over one hundred years later, Knott’s Berry Farm has become one of America’s most beloved theme parks. With nearly 50 attractions and millions of Guests every year, it can’t be denied that Knott’s Berry ...

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Disney CEO Bob Iger Speaks Out on Gun Control 10 Years After Sandy Hook Tragedy

Disney CEO Bob Iger stands next to the Sandy Hook Promise logo and slogan, set against a green backdrop where children are softly blurred, emphasizing his commitment to gun safety advocacy within the entertainment industry.

“Boomerang CEO” Bob Iger has only recently returned to the top position within the Walt Disney Company and he is already working on changes to the company’s leadership structure, meeting with Cast Members and employees, and even speaking out on gun control. Bob Iger attended the Sandy Hook Promise Benefit, an evening of awareness and fundraising by the organization that ...

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Want to Guarantee a Good Seat for the Fantasmic! Nighttime Spectacular For Less? Try This!

Mickey Mouse snaps a photo of Minnie Mouse as the vibrant Fantasmic! nighttime boat show illuminates the water, with cheering guests glowing in the audience behind them at Disney World.

By now, the return of Fantasmic! to Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios is considered old news, but that doesn’t mean that the crowds have begun to thin, and likely won’t be anytime soon. The lines are incredibly long, considering that Fantasmic! is not available for Genie+ or Lightning Lane services, creating an even longer stand-by line. Guests are not allowed ...

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This Favorite Disney Springs Dessert Spot Just Added a New Location in Hollywood Studios!

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Disney Springs is seriously underrated when it comes to snacks and desserts. While Disney’s own shopping, dining, and entertainment complex is home to several table service restaurants that top all kinds of lists, when it comes to snacks, we usually think of the theme parks first. We have some exciting news for Disney foodies then, as one favorite Disney Springs ...

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Reopening Date Set Following Disney Park’s Latest COVID-19 Closure

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COVID-19-related closures and restrictions have been impacting Disney Parks and Resorts (along with the rest of the world) since the onset of the pandemic in 2020. While many of the pandemic-era restrictions have since been lifted from Disneyland and the Walt Disney World Resort (including mask requirements, temperature checks, and social distancing), some protocols introduced during this time have remained, ...

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Could Big Changes Be Coming to Magic Kingdom’s Frontierland?

Tiana welcomes guests near the iconic Splash Mountain in Magic Kingdom, accompanied by the whimsical Hitchhiking Ghosts from Haunted Mansion, all celebrating the lively charm of New Orleans Square.

Disney recently announced that Splash Mountain would officially make its final splash in January 2023 before closing so construction on Tiana’s Bayou Adventure can begin! Tiana’s Bayou Adventure is based on The Princess and the Frog (2009). One of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ last traditionally animated movies, The Princess and the Frog quickly became a fan-favorite film due to the ...

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