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The Motherlode is Here: Thousands Swarm Magic Kingdom as Big Thunder Mountain Reopens with a Smooth New Twist

Disney Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Image

The wait is officially over. After 16 months of quiet on the tracks and “pardon our dust” signs, the runaway mine trains of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad are once again hurtling through the orange peaks of Frontierland. Today, May 3, 2026, marks the historic return of this fan-favorite coaster, and if the early morning crowds are any indication, the “Wildest ...

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Mayhem Unleashed: The Walls Are Down at the New Muppet-Themed Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster!

Kermit, Fozzie, Gonzo, and Rizzo the Rat bring The Muppets’ lively antics to a vibrant, theme park-style setting.

It is finally here. After months of peering over green plywood and speculating about the fate of Sunset Boulevard’s most intense thrill, the wait is over. This week, construction walls have officially fallen at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, revealing the vibrant, psychedelic future of the Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets. Credit: Paul Hudson, Flickr With the grand opening set ...

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WARNING: Resort-Wide Closures Expected As “Remain Indoors” Alerts Hit Disney World Guests

Tornado Watch Ahead sign next to Cinderella Castle

A serious alert has been sent to all Disney World guests today, which will likely lead to ride closures and require guests to remain indoors until further notice. Tornado Watch in Effect as Disney World Prepares for Weather-Related Impacts For millions of families, a day at Walt Disney World is supposed to feel carefully planned, joyfully chaotic, and maybe even ...

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Final Warning: Disney World Pulls 2 Popular EPCOT Attractions From May Schedule

Immerse yourself in a picturesque European-style village, reminiscent of Epcot's charm, with pastel-colored buildings and grey rooftops. The Eiffel Tower graces the clear blue sky, while lush green trees and vintage street lamps complete this enchanting scene.

Planning a Walt Disney World trip usually comes with a long checklist—Lightning Lane selections, dining reservations, and park days mapped out in advance. But sometimes the biggest updates don’t show up until later. That’s exactly what’s happening right now at EPCOT. Disney has officially confirmed that two fan-favorite locations inside the park will be off-limits for part of May. It’s ...

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Disney Quietly Dropped Exclusive Passholder Merchandise and Here Is the Full Collection

Illustration of Mickey Mouse waving against a yellow background, with the text "Disney Annual Passholder." Mickey sports his classic red shorts and beams with a cheerful expression, capturing the magic of Walt Disney World.

There is a specific kind of Disney merchandise that exists almost entirely as a badge of identity rather than a fashion statement, and the Annual Passholder exclusive collection tends to fall squarely into that category. The whole point of Passholder merchandise is not necessarily to produce the most visually innovative pieces in the Disney Parks lineup but to give the ...

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New Information Comes To Light About Hollywood Studios Permanent Closures

Twilight Zone Tower of Terror at Disney's Hollywood Studios

Fresh developments are continuing to shape the future of Disney’s Hollywood Studios, as new permits point to major progress on the park’s upcoming Monstropolis expansion. According to recently filed documents, Walt Disney Imagineering is moving forward with the next phase of construction in the area formerly known as Muppets Courtyard. The permits, which focus on set installation, offer a clearer ...

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One App to Rule the Mouse: Why Disney’s New CEO is Betting Big on a “Disney Prime” Paywall

Josh D'Amaro

It is May 2026, and the “House of Mouse” is officially undergoing its most radical transformation since the launch of Disney+. Following the leadership transition on March 18, when former Parks Chairman Josh D’Amaro took the helm as CEO, the company is moving to consolidate its fragmented digital empire. Credit: Disney The strategy? A singular “Super App” designed to be ...

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Something Is Invading Disney Springs This Weekend and You Only Have 48 Hours to See It

Disney Springs at night

Disney Springs has a way of turning a casual shopping afternoon into something genuinely memorable, and the combination of the open-air environment, the rotating roster of pop-up events, and the steady stream of limited-edition merchandise that passes through the district gives frequent visitors a reason to keep coming back even when they have already seen everything the permanent shops have ...

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