As Disneyland Resort prepares for the return of Fantasmic! on May 24, some Disney cast members say the show isn’t safe for its performers. The conversation comes days after a successful unionization vote among 1,700 Disney character performers at Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park. Walt Disney Imagineering offered a first look at the updated Fantasmic! on social media ...
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Bob Iger Confirms Extensive 2024 Expansion for Disney Parks
Disney has finally confirmed what expansions will be coming in 2024. Walt Disney World Resort, established in 1971, remains a leader in the theme park industry. Following the success of Disneyland in 1955, Walt Disney World solidified Disney’s reputation for excellence in attraction development and immersive theming. Encompassing four theme parks, two water parks, and a variety of resort hotels, ...
Read More »Unprecedented Chaos at Universal: Guests Denied Water, Team Members Struggle to Control Crowds
It would seem that Universal Studios Hollywood had a rough time during an Annual Passholder preview event, leading to zero water for guests and chaos that erupted amongst hundreds of people, leading to long wait times and more. Universal Studios Hollywood Butchers Annual Passholder Event: Chaos Erupts as No Water and Large Crowds Leads to Team Members Taking Action A ...
Read More »Disney Implements No-Lawsuit Agreement for All Guests
On April 9, Disney shocked and angered guests when it announced major changes to its Disability Access Service at Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort. For years, guests with nearly any kind of cognitive or medical disability could use the parks’ DAS program and wait in a shorter line. On that day in April, Disney said that beginning in ...
Read More »Disney World in Legal Trouble: Woman Files Suit Over Brain Injury
A woman has filed a pretty massive lawsuit following a severe injury she received while on a Disney World vacation earlier this month. Woman Receives Head Injury on Water Slide at Walt Disney World Resort, Files Extensive Lawsuit A new lawsuit alleges that Disney World failed to have lifeguards present at the end of a water slide, resulting in a ...
Read More »Disney California Location Bids Farewell to Fans After Decades of Magic
It is always hard saying goodbye to fixtures within the Disney Parks community, especially when those fixtures have been around for decades. Part of the way that the Walt Disney Company stays relevant and competitive in today’s theme park industry is by continuing to innovate and create new offerings at Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort to appease the ...
Read More »Final Update: Six Flags Suspends All Daily Operations, Opening Hours Erased
Things are not looking to be going so well at one of the Six Flags theme park locations, as constant closures are plaguing the theme park. Six Flags Entertainment Corporation is a North American amusement park giant operating a collection of iconic parks across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Tracing its roots back to 1961, Six Flags began with ...
Read More »Dolly Parton Reveals New Focus, Sheds Light on Personal Realities
After a whirlwind of recent announcements and rumors regarding her career, Dolly Parton seems to be focusing more on family in more ways than one. Country music legend Dolly Parton has made a name for herself in the music industry. Her name is synonymous with excellence, grace, and success in country music. Dolly Rebecca Parton, the renowned country music legend, ...
Read More »Concerns Rise Over Potential Impact of Second Trump Term on Disney
A recent opinion piece details how former President Trump being re-elected could be disastrous for American news-media, and Disney is a part of this. It’s no surprise that events and occurrences in the larger world impact the environment in which companies and businesses like The Walt Disney Company live and operate. The last two years following Disney news have proven ...
Read More »Pixar Faces Major Layoffs Amid Disney’s Spending Cuts
When Bob Iger returned as Disney CEO in November 2022, a slew of problems were immediately heaped onto his plate. One of the biggest issues was the company’s streaming service, Disney+. Disney+ launched in November 2019 and saw initial success, especially when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and millions were forced to stay indoors. That success quickly faded, and in just ...
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