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Disney’s Canceled Galactic Starcruiser Lives On, Guests Will Embark This November

People dine in a futuristic, space-themed restaurant with colorful lighting. A performer in an elaborate alien costume entertains guests at the front of the room. Tables are filled with food and drinks.

Disney Experiences’ latest venture is almost here, and it surprisingly proves the ill-fated Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser lives on. Debuting in 2022, the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser was a two-day, two-night adventure that saw guests spend time undertaking missions and experiencing the galaxy far, far away aboard the Halcyon spaceship. While it gained a small cult following, the average guest ...

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Reopening of Disney’s “it’s a small world” Cancelled: ‘Coco’ Re-theme Pushed Back

Guests enjoy a ride on "it's a small world," surrounded by colorful, animated dolls representing different cultures from around the world.

The reopening of Disneyland’s iconic attraction, “it’s a small world,” has been postponed from its original date of April 25 to May 9. This decision came as a disappointment to many who were eager to experience the timeless boat ride once again. The postponement allows for additional enhancements intended to enrich the guest experience. Disney officials cited the integration of ...

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Disney Resort Announces New Dress Code Restrictions for Guests in 2025

Minnie and Mickey Mouse are dressed in bright green Halloween costumes with a castle illuminated in orange behind them. Minnie wears a witch outfit, and Mickey sports a top hat and bow tie. They stand on a bridge decorated with lights at night, posing for a photo.

Disney has announced restrictions on what guests can and can’t wear in 2025. Related: Minnie Mouse Gets Makeover, Without Mickey After Nearly a Century Any time can be a great time to visit the Disney parks, though certain holidays tend to be extra magical. Disney typically hosts special limited-time events during the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons, with New Year’s Eve ...

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6 Tips to Consider When Making Dining Selections

A purple logo featuring a stylized "d" reminiscent of the Disney logo is followed by a lowercase "d" and "p." Below, a cup with a straw silhouette sits against a radiant burst in orange, pink, and yellow—a nod to enchanting dining experiences while avoiding common Disney dining mistakes.

Dining at Walt Disney World Resort is an essential part of the vacation experience. Whether you’re indulging in a character meal, grabbing a quick snack between attractions, or enjoying a signature dining experience, there’s something for every appetite. With so many options across the theme parks, Disney Resort hotels, and Disney Springs, planning ahead can ensure you have the best ...

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Disneyland Accused of Hiding Disabled Guests From View

Experience Disney World’s commitment to accessibility as a guest in a wheelchair, accompanied by her service dog and assisted by friendly staff, enjoys the tram ride with another park-goer. A joyful Mickey Mouse graphic adds an extra dose of magic to the scene.

Disneyland Paris Resort is facing backlash for providing poor disability access during a recent Annual Passholder event at the European Disney park. This comes as Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort endure a legal battle over their reimagined Disability Access Service (DAS). In 2024, the United States Disney parks overhauled DAS, claiming widespread abuse–especially after the paid Lightning Lane ...

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Disney Announces Impending Skyliner Closure

One of the really fun parts of a Walt Disney World Resort vacation is all of the amazing forms of transportation guests can enjoy. Of course, there are busses to take guests around the entire resort, but there are also ferries that take guests between the Magic Kingdom and the Polynesian Village and Grand Floridian hotels. Friendship boats are also ...

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