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10 Surprising Monorail Rules You Didn’t Know You Were Breaking at Disney

A sleek green and white monorail train arrives at an elevated platform on a sunny day, reminiscent of the Disney Transportation and Ticket Center. The train's streamlined design is visible, with trees and structures in the background. The platform is equipped with railings and safety measures.

The Walt Disney World Monorail system often called the “highway in the sky,” has been a crucial and iconic part of the resort’s transportation infrastructure since its opening. Launched alongside Walt Disney World on October 1, 1971, the monorail has become a symbol of Disney’s forward-thinking and innovative approach to theme park transportation. The sleek, futuristic system not only offers ...

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Disneyland Charges for Ice Cubes as a Measure Against Guest Excess

Guests drinking and eating at the Rose and Crown at World Showcase's United Kingdom Pavilion

Resellers have always hoarded merchandise at the Disney parks, from popcorn buckets to exclusive plushies. In recent years, Disneyland Resort has enforced purchasing limits to curb the behavior, but the Southern California Disney park instituted a controversial policy to prevent overconsumption. Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park began offering multiple exclusive popcorn buckets, drink sippers, and glowing reusable ice cubes ...

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Disney World’s BEST DOLE Whip Treats!

Three colorful ice cream cones with unique toppings are held up against a waterfront backdrop. The ice creams feature blue, yellow, and orange swirls topped with cookies, fruit slices, and drizzle, respectively. The background shows a calm water body and buildings.

There are few Disney treats more iconic than the DOLE Whip — it’s the perfect combination of sweet and tart. And it’s absolutely perfect for a hot Disney day, or really, any Disney day. In fact, you know what, we retract our original statement and believe that there is NO Disney treat more iconic than the DOLE Whip! The DOLE ...

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Disney Makes Exciting Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Announcement!

A group of people is seated in a log flume ride, approaching a steep drop. The ride is surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowers. In the background, a theme park with various buildings and a distant castle is visible under a partly cloudy sky.

In 2020, while Disney fans were waiting for the theme parks to reopen after their forced COVID-19 closures, Disney made an announcement that many did not see coming. The company revealed that its iconic Splash Mountain attraction would be closing at Disneyland Resort and the Walt Disney World Resort. The attraction would be receiving a Princess and the Frog (2009) retheme. In ...

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Big Thunder Mountain Roller Coaster Faces Indefinite Closure for Repairs

A group of people enjoying a ride on a roller coaster, with some smiling and others raising their hands. The coaster is moving quickly through a scenic area with rocks and greenery in the background.

Disneyland Resort has announced that it will close its Big Thunder Mountain Railroad attraction for an indefinite refurbishment beginning in November. Related: Dad Drops Child From Space Mountain Rocket Big Thunder Mountain Railroad first opened at Disneyland Park in 1979. One year later, Walt Disney World Resort debuted its version of the Frontierland roller coaster at Magic Kingdom Park. Years ...

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Disney World’s Most Controversial Attraction IS NOT Tiana’s Bayou Adventure

A close-up of the Tiana's Bayou Adventure exterior model at night

Disney’s Splash Mountain, a beloved attraction since its debut, has long been mired in controversy due to its source material, Song of the South (1946). After decades of criticism regarding the film’s portrayal of African Americans, Disney announced the closure of Splash Mountain in favor of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, inspired by The Princess and the Frog (2009). This decision aimed ...

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