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Disney Resort Hotels
Walt Disney World Resort Closes Major Area, Guests Affected
Most Disney resort news falls into a predictable pattern: a new restaurant, a refurbished pool bar, a room category update. This one is different. The Convention Center at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort is heading into a yearlong refurbishment starting August…
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Film & TV Entertainment
Disney Isn’t Giving Up: Live-Action ‘Princess and the Frog’ Is Official
Disney is taking another swing at live-action – this time, with Princess and the Frog. After years of remaking its animated classics, the studio has reached an awkward point. Some projects have earned more than $1 billion, while others have struggled…
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A Major Airline Just Made Flying More Comfortable, but Only a Few Passengers Will Get It
The journey to Walt Disney World rarely begins beneath Cinderella Castle. It starts hours—or sometimes months—earlier, when a family compares airfare, chooses seats and wonders how much discomfort they can tolerate before the vacation has even begun. For travelers flying…
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Parks
Disney’s Animal Kingdom’s Biggest Project Is Taking Shape Behind Walls
Disney’s Animal Kingdom is in that in-between phase right now, where a big chunk of the park is still a construction zone, but the shape of what’s coming is finally visible enough to get genuinely excited about. The former DinoLand…
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New ‘Jurassic Park’ Sequel Finally Brings Back an Original Character After 33 Years
The upcoming game Jurassic Park: Survival promises players a “fully realized Isla Nublar” featuring iconic locations from the 1993 film alongside areas that audiences have never seen before. But one of the game’s biggest surprises may have nothing to do…
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Film & TV Entertainment
Paramount’s Huge TMNT Expansion Could Lead to Universal Studios Attraction
Universal Studios has already proven that some of the biggest entertainment franchises in the world can become even bigger when they jump from screens into immersive theme park experiences. Now, as the company prepares its upcoming Universal United Kingdom Resort,…
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Film & TV Entertainment
Why Disney’s ‘Star Wars’ Sequels Might Actually Be Better Than the Originals
When Disney acquired Lucasfilm in 2012 and announced a brand-new Star Wars trilogy, expectations were impossibly high. For many fans, the sequel trilogy represented the chance to finally return to the galaxy far, far away and continue the story of…
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Parks
Back in the Ocean: Nine Sea Turtles Are Home Because of SeaWorld Orlando
SeaWorld Orlando is one of those parks that comes pre-loaded with opinions. The debate around it is long, complicated, and not going anywhere, and that’s fine, because nuance is allowed. What’s also true is that this week, nine green sea…
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Universal
Halloween Horror Nights Big Leak Reveals Major House, Turning Fear Into a Final Tribute
The first notes will likely hit before guests understand what they are seeing. A familiar guitar riff. A distant scream. Perhaps the silhouette of a throne emerging through the fog as thousands of Halloween Horror Nights fans move deeper into…
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Outside the Disney Bubble
Cedar Point Cancels Major Summer Event as Wildfire Smoke Creates Dangerous Conditions
Summer nights at Cedar Point are supposed to feel almost untouchable. The sun drops behind Lake Erie, coaster lights flicker against the shoreline, and the midway takes on the kind of electric energy that keeps families inside the park long…
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Film & TV Entertainment
Disney Reinvents Rapunzel After Fans Turn on ‘Moana’
Fresh off Moana, Disney’s next remake is already taking shape. Disney has spent years rebuilding its animated catalog for live action, with mixed results. Beauty and the Beast (2017), Aladdin (2019), and The Lion King (2019) became major hits by…
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News
Reseller Greed Sparks Global Chaos: How Scalpers Ruined Disney’s Highly Anticipated Lorcana Release
When massive profit margins collide with extreme exclusivity, the resulting explosion is almost impossible to contain. On Friday, July 17, 2026, the global release of a premium Disney Lorcana trading card set devolved into absolute bedlam across three different countries.…
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The Walt Disney Company
The Largest Show Floor in D23 History Just Got Revealed for Anaheim
Every D23 announcement season has one reveal that changes the whole planning conversation, and it just arrived. On July 16, Disney unveiled the show floor lineup for D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, running August 14 through 16 at the…
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Universal
Universal Studios Staff Threaten Walkout as Pay Anger Explodes
Another major theme park is heading toward a potentially turbulent fall. Working at a theme park can mean spending long shifts outdoors, managing heavy crowds and maintaining carefully staged experiences regardless of extreme heat, difficult guests or physically demanding conditions.…
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Parks
Alarm Raised As Fake Products Infiltrate Disney Parks
What starts as a whimsical pastime for many Disney World visitors has become an unexpectedly complicated game. Pin trading—once a beloved tradition of swapping colorful enamel collectibles with cast members and other guests—has hit a snag. More and more guests…
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Disneyland Resort
Five Disneyland Restaurants Condemned, “Disney Should Do Better”
Many people think of theme park dining as merely burgers, hot dogs, and churros, but anyone who’s visited Disneyland Resort knows that couldn’t be further from the truth. Across Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park, guests can explore a…
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News
Disney Cuts Off Popular Disney Springs Boat Route Just Weeks After Major Transportation Crackdown
Walt Disney World’s sprawling transportation network is currently experiencing one of its most turbulent seasons in recent memory. If you are heading to the Most Magical Place on Earth this summer, getting to and from Disney Springs is going to…
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Disney Cruise Line
Good News For Once: Disney Just Made History on the High Seas
Theme park and cruise coverage has a problem with negativity. Injuries, breakdowns, labor disputes, the algorithm loves all of it, and the genuinely good stories tend to get buried under the noise. So when one surfaces that’s actually worth sharing,…
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Six Flags Faces Difficult Questions as Wildfire Smoke Threatens Guests and Employees
The first warning was not a broken roller coaster or an approaching thunderstorm. It was the sky. Across portions of the Midwest, familiar summer scenes became unsettling on July 16. Skylines faded behind a gray-orange curtain. The sun appeared muted.…
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Outside the Disney Bubble
After Three Years of Silence, Universal Finally Begins Demolishing a Beloved Attraction
For years, it stood almost like a ghost. Guests wandered through Universal Islands of Adventure, passing towering stone ruins and weathered archways that once led to one of the park’s most ambitious opening-day experiences. Some longtime visitors paused for photos.…
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