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Disney Kicked Families Off Its Newest Cruise Ship and Left Them Stranded in Singapore

Mickey Mouse with a Disney Cruise Line ship

Disney Cruise Line has spent the better part of the last several years aggressively expanding its fleet and its global footprint. New ships, new itineraries, new ports, new markets. The Disney Wish debuted in 2022. The Disney Treasurefollowed. And most recently, Disney made its biggest international move yet with Disney Adventure, a brand-new ship launched in partnership with the Singapore ...

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Disney Springs Could Become an Even Bigger Nighttime Destination After Summer Opening

A tall water tower with "Disney Springs" written on it stands against a partly cloudy sky. Palm trees and a white building with a bell tower are visible in the background.

Disney Springs has spent the last few years evolving far beyond a place where guests simply grab dinner after a long park day. What was once viewed as a shopping and dining district has gradually turned into a full-day destination of its own. Between major restaurants, live entertainment, exclusive merchandise, and nightlife offerings, Disney Springs now pulls massive crowds even ...

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Disney World “Ghost Town” Confirmed: Wait Times Set to Crater 30% Starting May 17

Disney Genie wait times

There’s a window coming up at Walt Disney World that doesn’t happen very often. The kind of stretch where things slow down just enough to make you stop and wonder if you somehow picked the perfect week by accident. Walkways feel a little easier to navigate. Ride entrances don’t look quite as overwhelming. You start second-guessing whether you even need ...

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Magic Kingdom Replacing ‘Happily Ever After’ for 3 Nights During 2026 Holiday Rush

Disney's Happily EVer After Fireworks

There are certain Disney World experiences that feel almost untouchable. You expect them to be there every time you visit, operating exactly the way you remember. At Magic Kingdom, few things fit that category more than the nightly fireworks show. Credit: Disney For a lot of guests, that nighttime spectacular is the emotional ending to the entire vacation. Families build ...

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BoardWalk Skeletons: Inside the Massive, Multi-Storefront Demolition Redefining Crescent Lake

Chip n Dale at Disney BoardWalk

If you’ve taken a stroll along the wooden planks of Disney’s BoardWalk Resort lately, you’ve likely noticed that the air smells less like saltwater taffy and more like sawdust and structural demolition. As of May 7, 2026, the western end of the promenade has been transformed into a sprawling construction zone, and the “mystery project” that began as a few ...

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Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Theming Set for Change at Walt Disney World

An image of the Tower of Terror, a gloomy, haunted-looking building, illuminated by a neon sign under a stormy sky with a lightning bolt striking.

Disney World guests heading into Disney’s Hollywood Studios this week may notice that something feels a little different around one of the park’s most recognizable attractions. No, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror isn’t closing down, and the attraction is still operating normally. But Disney has officially begun visible construction work in the ride’s outdoor queue area, and it’s already ...

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Disney World Liquidates Merch Items from Multiple Stores, Slashes Prices by 45%

A person smiling while holding several plush toys, including characters resembling a white cat and a gray donkey. The setting appears to be a store with more plush toys displayed in the background.

There are Disney discounts, and then there are the kinds of markdowns that make longtime park fans stop in the middle of a store and say, “Wait… what’s going on here?” That’s exactly what’s happening right now across parts of Walt Disney World. Guests visiting select merchandise locations have started spotting a pretty surprising deal tied to one of Disney’s ...

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