Fifteen months is a long time to lose an attraction. That is roughly how long Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull has been sitting dark at Tokyo DisneySea. The closure began on August 18, 2025, and for most of the past year, guests have had very little to go on, other than the knowledge that a major refurbishment ...
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Disney World Confirms Two Pavilion Replacements at EPCOT World Showcase
At this point, we may as well accept it. We are not getting away from trash can news at Walt Disney World. What started as a curiosity the past few months has turned into one of the longest-running storylines of the summer. Solar-powered trash cans have been steadily replacing the old bins across the property, and every week seems to ...
Read More »Magic Kingdom Shocker: Is the Haunted Mansion Officially Moving to Villains Land, Ending Liberty Square as We Know it?
Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World is currently undergoing massive transformations, including the addition of a Cars-themed land (Piston Peak National Park) and the highly anticipated Villains Land. Caught right in the middle of these expansive construction zones is an opening-day classic: the Haunted Mansion. Credit: Disney While Disney recently unveiled a completed exterior refresh for the spooky estate, a ...
Read More »Animal Kingdom’s Skyline Transforms: First Look at Tropical Americas’ New Rides and Ruins
Walt Disney World is moving full steam ahead on one of its most anticipated theme park expansions to date. With DinoLand U.S.A. now permanently closed, demolition has quickly given way to rapid vertical construction at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Set to open in 2027, the brand-new 11-acre Tropical Americas land will immerse guests in Pueblo Esperanza, a fictional village celebrating the ...
Read More »Silenced Hecklers: Disney Unexpectedly Pulls Statler and Waldorf Animatronics From New Coaster
When Disney’s Hollywood Studios officially unveiled Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets in May 2026, fans hailed it as a triumphant reimagining. Trading the hair-metal anthems of Aerosmith for the chaotic musical antics of Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem, the revamped thrill ride delivered classic Muppet charm at 60 miles per hour. Credit: Disney Among the standout highlights ...
Read More »EPCOT’s Test Track Hits Massive Roadblock: Down for Nearly 24 Hours Without Explanation
Guests visiting EPCOT this weekend are encountering an unexpected roadblock. Test Track, the high-speed automotive thrill ride and the park’s most recent major attraction renovation, is experiencing a massive stint of unplanned downtime. As vacationers scramble to adjust their touring plans, the silence from management is only adding to the frustration. Credit: Steven Miller, Flickr Here is what we know ...
Read More »What Is Going On Outside Magic Kingdom’s Crystal Palace?
If you are planning to visit Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World anytime soon, you might notice something new right near the center of the park. Just a few steps away from the main entrance of The Crystal Palace—one of the park’s most popular table service restaurants—a brand-new construction site has taken shape. Credit: Lee, Flickr Here is what Disney ...
Read More »End of an Era: Every Disney Park Worldwide Now Charges to Skip Lines
For decades, Disney park-goers around the globe enjoyed a rare theme park luxury: skipping standby lines without paying an extra dime. That golden era has officially come to a close. Credit: Tokyo Disney Tokyo Disney Resort—the absolute last holdout in the global Disney park network offering a free FastPass-style service—is retiring its complimentary system. Starting September 1, 2026, skipping lines ...
Read More »It Just Got More Expensive to Eat at Disneyland: Second Price Hike in a Month Hits Park Restaurants
If you are heading to the Happiest Place on Earth this summer, you might want to recalculate your dining budget. For the second time in less than a month, the Disneyland Resort has quietly raised its food and beverage prices, affecting nearly 180 dining locations across the resort. Credit: Disney Earlier in July, Disney guests noticed a significant wave of ...
Read More »Disney World May Be Forced To Shut 20+ Attractions and 2 Parks Due to Central Florida Change
Central Florida’s unsettled summer weather pattern isn’t done yet. According to local meteorologists, rain and thunderstorms will continue popping up at unpredictable times through the weekend, with storm chances increasing into the early afternoon hours on Friday and highs holding around 90 degrees. Forecasters say a more typical mid-to-late summer pattern isn’t expected to return until the middle of next ...
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