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Disney Sued Over DAS Policy, Plaintiffs Allege Discrimination

DAS Defenders Challenge Disney Ability Changes

A new class action lawsuit targets the Disney Parks and Resorts. Related: Guests Shocked As Most Magic Kingdom Rides Go Down at Once A class action lawsuit has been filed against Walt Disney Parks and Resorts and Inspire Health Alliance over changes to Disney’s Disability Access Service (DAS). The new lawsuit, Malone vs. Disney, filed in Orange County, California, claims ...

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Disney Confirms Final Decision on Villain’s Role in Popular Theme Park Show

A large, mechanical dragon breathes fire in front of an illuminated castle during a nighttime parade. The dragon has glowing green eyes and a spiked metallic body, with a dark sky in the background.

At Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios, one show continues to reign supreme as the ultimate nighttime spectacular: Fantasmic! This thrilling performance brings Disney’s most beloved characters to life, blending music, pyrotechnics, water effects, and advanced special effects to deliver an unforgettable experience. However, over the past few weeks, guests have been met with some unexpected interruptions and technical issues, leading ...

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Popular Disney Animatronic Disappears—Here’s What We Know

Guests riding a Pirates of the Caribbean boat at Tokyo Disneyland.

A keen-eyed Disneyland guest recently reported an unusual change on the iconic Pirates of the Caribbean attraction—an animatronic pirate, known for his signature whistling pose, has mysteriously vanished. The guest, who was visiting Disneyland Park, shared their discovery online, stating: “I’m in Disneyland today and the pirate that is on the far right in this picture that’s usually whistling is ...

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7 Most Beautiful Sights At Walt Disney World’s EPCOT

A vibrant floral display features a tall green-skinned figure holding a fruit on a stick beside a stuffed animal character at the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival, one of the must-dos at Flower & Garden Festival. A geodesic dome structure is visible in the background, with a festival sign in the foreground.

Of the four theme parks at Walt Disney World, many guests love to spend plenty of time at EPCOT thanks to its unique experiences and stunning sights. The park is divided into four neighborhoods: World Celebration, World Discovery, World Nature, and World Showcase, each offering breathtaking views, thrilling attractions, and immersive cultural experiences. Guests who spend time exploring EPCOT can ...

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Disney Exec Confirms Plans for $400+ Theme Park Pass—Still in Early Stages

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Disney says it’s still learning how to use one of its most divisive and most expensive new theme park tools. Related: Disney Confirms Impact of Florida Hurricanes at Walt Disney World Resort The Walt Disney Company released its Q1 FY24 earnings report Wednesday morning, revealing how its various businesses performed in the final months of 2024. On the streaming side, ...

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New: 10-Acre Expansion at Disney World—What It Means for Guests

Entrance sign to Walt Disney World with a blue and gold design, featuring the phrase "The Most Magical Place on Earth." The sky is partly cloudy, and trees are visible in the background.

Over the next few years, the Walt Disney World Resort will grow exponentially with a slew of new offerings. In mid-January, Walt Disney World Resort closed three attractions in its popular DinoLand U.S.A. area. This was to make way for the already announced Tropical Americas-themed land which will feature signature experiences based on the Encanto and Indiana Jones franchises. The ...

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5 Reasons Why This EPCOT Experience Should Be On Your Disney Bucket List

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For Disney enthusiasts, the “Behind the Seeds” tour at EPCOT’s The Land Pavilion offers a unique and educational experience that delves into the science behind sustainable agriculture. This hour-long walking tour gives guests an in-depth look at the innovative practices used within the Living with the Land attraction. Exclusive Backstage Access Participants begin their journey by entering areas typically reserved ...

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Disney Retires Historic Opening Day Attraction—Closing in 40 Days

Two Disney characters dressed as explorers stand cheerfully outside a rustic building. The character on the left wears a green safari outfit, and the one on the right wears a beige explorer outfit with a hat. Trees and a wooden structure are in the background.

The landscape of Disney’s Animal Kingdom is undergoing significant change, and yet another beloved attraction is preparing to take its final bow. It’s Tough to Be a Bug!, the long-running 4D show located inside the iconic Tree of Life, is officially set to close permanently on March 17, 2025. The attraction, which has been entertaining guests since the park’s opening ...

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Disney World Announces Changes to ‘Avatar’ Land Amid 2025 Closures

A lush, floating mountain range covered in greenery and vines, with large rocky formations connected by natural bridges. The sky is a mix of clouds and clear areas, creating a mystical atmosphere reminiscent of a fantastical landscape.

Disney’s Animal Kingdom has quietly launched a refurbishment project in Pandora – The World of Avatar, surprising many park-goers. The breathtaking bioluminescent walkways, which come alive after dark, are getting a fresh coat of paint. While the refurbishment was unexpected, it aligns perfectly with the park’s upcoming extended hours in February, giving guests more opportunities to experience Pandora at night ...

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What Is Going On?’ Guest Claims Multiple Disney Attractions Were Broken

A joyful mother kisses one of her two smiling children, both wearing Mickey Mouse ear headbands, in front of a colorful, illuminated castle at night during Disney After Hours.

Bad things can still happen at “The Most Magical Place on Earth.” Related: NEW: 30-Year-Old EPCOT Attraction Given Final Dates for 2025 It’s always a bummer to visit a theme park only to find its rides and attractions closed, which is exactly what happened to unlucky guests earlier this week at the Walt Disney World Resort. According to first-hand accounts, ...

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