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Red, White, and Blue Backlash: Why EPCOTโ€™s New Attraction is Facing the “Soarinโ€™ Over MAGA” Label

A group of people on the Soarin' ride at EPCOT simulates flying over the Golden Gate Bridge, with passengers smiling and leaning forward. The scene includes a blue sky and ocean below, capturing all the exhilaration of this aerial adventure.

EPCOT has historically been a theme park centered on global harmony, futuristic optimism, and international unity. However, as Walt Disney World prepares for the official launch of its newest limited-time attraction, Soarinโ€™ Across America, the skies over the park have been hit by unexpected political turbulence. credit: Disney Following the start of cast member previews on May 15, 2026, the ...

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โ€˜Ghostbustersโ€™ Is Being Rebooted Into a โ€˜Stranger Thingsโ€™-Style Netflix Series With Original 1984 Actor

Lois Tully (Rick Moranis) encountering Slimer (Robin Shelby) in 'Ghostbusters 2'

It feels like a lifetime ago that Ghostbusters fans were almost praying for a new movie. It took 27 years for that to happen after Ghostbusters II (1989). Unfortunately, that arrived in the form of a reboot in 2016, which was so divisive it split the fandom down the middle. Ghostbusters: Answer the Call (2016) was met with mostly negative ...

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Lawsuit Targets Universal Orlando Following Alleged “Dangerous” Crowd Incident

Universal City Walk

Universal Orlando Resort is facing another lawsuit tied to guest safety. The Florida theme park destination has seen major changes over the past year following the opening of Epic Universe, which added new transportation routes and increased guest traffic throughout the resort. Universal CityWalk remains the main hub connecting guests to Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, hotels, and parking ...

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Disney World Accused of Failing Guests After Alleged Injury Incident

A family of Disney Annual Passholders with two children in Mickey Mouse-themed clothing sits outside. The children are smiling, clutching Disney treats, while an adult watches them affectionately. In the background, another child holds a large donut and drink.

A day at Disney Springs has now turned into a legal fight. Walt Disney World Resort faces no shortage of lawsuits every year, ranging from ride-related complaints to slip-and-fall cases across hotels, water parks, and walkways. Some are quietly dismissed. Others move further into Floridaโ€™s court system and reignite broader conversations around guest safety at one of the worldโ€™s busiest ...

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Final Construction Plans Detailed for Magic Kingdom’s New Lands as Disney Scraps Frontierland

Guests stroll past the Piston Peak construction at Magic Kingdom, with rustic fencing and lanterns dividing it from Big Thunder Mountain.

Disney World is pressing ahead with one of the most aggressive overhauls Magic Kingdom has seen in years, and Frontierland is at the center of it. While Disney hasnโ€™t released a full breakdown of every single change, several key details are now confirmedโ€”and they paint a pretty clear picture of whatโ€™s coming next. Longtime attractions are gone, more closures are ...

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Disney World Travelers Warned: 3 Major Restrictions Hit Florida Parks This Summer

Family on the Matterhorn

School is almost out, and you can feel it everywhereโ€”families locking in travel plans, kids counting down the days, and Walt Disney World quickly becoming the center of summer excitement again. Itโ€™s one of the busiest times of the year in Orlando, and for many guests, this is the trip theyโ€™ve been planning for months. But this summer isnโ€™t just ...

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