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End of an Era: Disney Confirms Final Removal from EPCOT Festival

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EPCOT is once again entering one of its biggest transition periods of the year. After months of topiaries, outdoor kitchens, Orange Bird merchandise, and blooming gardens filling the park, Walt Disney World has now officially started removing the final visible traces of the 2026 EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival. For longtime EPCOT fans, it always feels a little strange ...

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Disney Princess Half Marathon Weekend Gets Major Update Following Sign-Up Failure

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For many Disney fans, runDisney events are more than just races. They are vacations, celebrations, personal goals, and traditions shared with friends and family. That is why registration day is often treated almost like a major Disney event itself. Runners set reminders, clear their schedules, and prepare to register the moment sign-ups go live. This week, however, things did not ...

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Major Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Expansion? Guests Spot New Addition at Disney World

The finale scene of Tiana's Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom Park.

Something new has appeared near Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom Park. While it isn’t the attraction expansion some Walt Disney World Resort guests might be hoping for, it’s a welcome addition to one of the newest areas in the park. What Guests Found at Critter Co-Op On June 3, Walt Disney World Resort guests reported a new interactive offering ...

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Imminent Update: Magic Kingdom Confirms Major Villains Land and Piston Peak Reveals

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A walk through Magic Kingdom feels noticeably different right now. Construction walls continue stretching across major sections of the park, longtime attractions are disappearing, and entire areas are beginning to look almost unrecognizable compared to only a few years ago. At the same time, Disney fans still feel like they only know part of the story. Over the last several ...

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New Walt Disney World Resort to Block More Than 90% Families From Purchasing Amenities

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More than 90% of regular attending families will not have access to the new Disney Lakeshore Lodge, coming soon to Walt Disney World Resort. Some new documents might have just revealed alarming news, prompting families and regular guests to question the intentions of the House of Mouse. Credit: Disney Disney Lakeshore Lodge Will Block 90% of Families, Regular Guests From ...

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Disney World Files New Construction Permits For Major EPCOT Mexico Pavilion Changes

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Walt Disney World has entered one of the busiest periods of transformation the resort has seen in years. No matter where guests look, there are construction walls, refurbishment projects, and major expansion plans changing the future of the parks and hotels. Magic Kingdom is preparing for massive new additions, Disney’s Hollywood Studios continues evolving, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom is quickly ...

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Disney Springs Confirms Major Replacement for Recently Closed Shopping Location

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Disney Springs is constantly changing. New restaurants open, stores move around, seasonal experiences pop up, and longtime locations sometimes disappear altogether. Even guests who visit Walt Disney World every year usually notice something different every time they stop by the shopping and dining district. Now, another major update is officially on the way. A brand-new retail location is preparing to ...

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Disney Springs Is Celebrating and Donating to the LGBTQ+ Community This Pride Month

Celebrating Disney Pride | Credit: Disney

The Walt Disney World Resort’s Pride Month presence in 2026 has been building across multiple locations since June 1, and what started as park-based photo opportunities and murals has now extended into Disney Springs in a way that reflects something more comprehensive than a single installation or a limited merchandise display. For guests who are visiting the resort this month ...

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I Visit Animal Kingdom All the Time — With Only 5 Rides Left, Here is The New 2026 Blueprint

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Animal Kingdom feels different now. Not “a little different.” Completely different. For years, this park had a strange reputation among Disney World fans. Some people called it a half-day park. Others argued it was Disney’s most beautiful and immersive experience. But no matter where you landed in that debate, there was always one thing keeping the park balanced: DinoLand U.S.A. ...

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