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The “Nice Guy” Goes to War: Inside Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro’s High-Stakes Showdown with Trump’s FCC

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When Josh D’Amaro officially took the reins as Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney Company, the consensus across Hollywood and Wall Street was clear. D’Amaro, celebrated for his infectious enthusiasm and pristine track record leading Disney’s theme parks, was widely viewed as a “peacetime” leader. Analysts assumed he would focus on rebuilding internal corporate morale, leveraging classic brand nostalgia, ...

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The End of Free Transit: Disney World’s Controversial New Transportation Ban Launches Today

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If you are waking up at Walt Disney World or planning a trip to Central Florida, the rules for property transportation have just undergone a massive change. Credit: Disney Today, Sunday, June 28, 2026, Disney has officially made its controversial ban on Disney Springs bus transportation permanent. Following successful testing windows earlier this year, the permanent policy went live this ...

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Marvel Confirms Return of 3 Beloved ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ Heroes Ahead of MCU’s Next Chapter

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Marvel fans may not have seen the Guardians of the Galaxy together on screen in quite some time, but it looks like the franchise isn’t finished with some of its most popular heroes just yet. Recent developments from both Marvel and Disney have confirmed that three major Guardians characters still have a future ahead of them. While details vary from ...

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Goodbye to the Wild West: Disney Moves Forward With Plans to Erase Frontierland for Non-Stop Movie IP

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For decades, Walt Disney World has proven that no part of its theme parks is completely untouchable. Guests have watched beloved attractions close, entire lands evolve, and classic experiences disappear in favor of new ideas. While change has always been part of Disney’s strategy, some transformations have sparked far more debate than others. Now, one of Magic Kingdom’s most iconic ...

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Disney World Is Locking Down Walt’s Favorite Ride Next Week—But Its Secret Clones Aren’t Leaving

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If you walk through Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom today, June 28, 2026, you are officially standing in the final days of theme park history. In exactly seven days, on July 5, 2026, Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress will host its final rotation in its current form. On July 6, the doors will lock for a massive, top-to-bottom temporal reimagining, keeping ...

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Fantasyland Won’t Stay Open Until Park Close Anymore at Disney

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One part of a Disney park is getting its own closing time. Disney parks generally keep every themed land open until the park closes for the night. While attractions occasionally shut early for maintenance or entertainment, entire lands rarely become inaccessible before closing time. Summer usually means longer operating hours across Disney resorts. Disneyland often remains open until midnight, while ...

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This Disneyland Favorite Just Reopened, but Not Without a Cost

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There is a unique brand of nostalgia that envelops a beloved restaurant, especially one patrons have relied on for many years, even as it has moved through various locations. The Earl of Sandwich at Downtown Disney embodies this sense of familiarity and comfort. For countless guests, it has been the go-to lunchtime destination, perfectly positioned to serve hungry shoppers between ...

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Mark Ruffalo’s Hulk Replacement Officially Revealed, Debuts After ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’

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Few Marvel heroes have undergone as many changes on the big screen as the Hulk. A History of The Hulk on the Big Screen The character first headlined a modern theatrical release in Ang Lee’s Hulk (2003), with Eric Bana taking on the role of Bruce Banner. Five years later, the Marvel Cinematic Universe rebooted the character with Edward Norton ...

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