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Disney Foodies
Free Dining Is Back at Walt Disney World, but Only for Select Families
Walt Disney World Resort‘s Free Dining promotion returns Thursday, March 5, exclusively for Disney Visa Cardmembers during a limited one-week booking window. The offer provides complimentary dining plans with Disney Resort hotel and theme park ticket packages for specific summer,…
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Universal Orlando Files New Permit That Could Erase Entire Land
Major changes could be coming to Universal Orlando Resort once again. A newly discovered construction filing tied to Islands of Adventure has sparked fresh speculation about the future of one of the park’s remaining original lands. While Universal has not…
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Rare Disney Villain Suddenly Appears for Meet-and-Greet at EPCOT
Guests visiting EPCOT on March 4 received an unexpected treat when one of Disney’s most recognizable villains suddenly appeared in World Showcase. Cruella De Vil, the infamous fashion-obsessed antagonist from 101 Dalmatians(1961), was spotted greeting guests in the United Kingdom…
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Disney
Disney Approved for Two Multi-Billion Dollar Loans Weeks Before New CEO Takes Over
The Walt Disney Company locked in nearly $10 billion in new credit agreements weeks before Josh D’Amaro becomes CEO on March 18, replacing Bob Iger and taking control of the entertainment corporation. Disney secured pre-approved borrowing capacity by replacing expired…
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Universal Lines Up Franchises for New Expansion at Epic Universe
Epic Universe just opened, and it already feels like the park is quietly daring fans to look past opening day. Guests walk in focused on the big headliners, but a different kind of buzz keeps building outside the main pathways.…
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Popular EPCOT Festival Scaled Back With New 2026 Operating Change
The EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival has become one of the most anticipated events on the Walt Disney World calendar. Each spring, the park bursts into color as gardens bloom, character topiaries appear across the park, and festival food…
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Disney Around the Globe
COVID-19 Protocols Return to Disneyland – What Guests Need To Know
This week, COVID-19 social distancing markers reappeared at Disneyland Paris Resort—but only on the park‘s new digital map, where AI-generated imagery apparently copied outdated Google Maps data showing pandemic-era protocols removed years ago. The discovery emerged after Disneyland Paris Resort…
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Lucasfilm Confirms New Name for Original ‘Star Wars’ Trilogy
For generations of fans, the phrase “original trilogy” has meant something very specific in the world of Star Wars. It refers to the three films that launched one of the most influential franchises in movie history: Star Wars: A New…
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New Entry System at Disney Rolled Out Amid Reported Failures
If you have never been to EPCOT on the opening day of the Flower & Garden Festival, let us paint you a picture. It is 8:15 in the morning. The sun is barely doing its job. You are standing outside…
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Disney Starts Dialing Back EPCOT’s “Drinking Culture” After Major Guest Incidents
For years, EPCOT has held a reputation unlike any other Disney park. Guests visit Walt Disney World for the international pavilions, the impressive architecture, and some of the most diverse food options. But another unofficial tradition has quietly become part…
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Guests Will Have to Leave Magic Kingdom and EPCOT Earlier Under New Disney Schedule
Late nights at Walt Disney World have always been part of the magic. There’s something special about walking through Magic Kingdom after dark when the crowds thin out and the castle glows over nearly empty streets. EPCOT has its own…
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Universal
Universal To Expand Monsters IP Outside of Orlando
For decades, the Universal Monsters have loomed large over the horror genre. From Dracula and Frankenstein to the tragic Wolf Man, these characters helped define cinematic horror long before modern franchises dominated the box office. Today, their legacy continues to…
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Disney Security Quietly Blacklists Influencers, Targets Filming Gear in Theme Parks
Disney parks have always changed alongside technology. Decades ago, families walked through the gates carrying bulky camcorders. Eventually, those gave way to compact digital cameras, and today smartphones allow guests to livestream an entire park visit. Now, in 2026, Disney…
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Star Wars’ Production Suddenly Halted After Unexpected “Yoda Backlash”
Something unexpected has happened in the galaxy far, far away. A huge Star Wars project has been cut short, and the explanation has sparked a wave of fury across the fandom. Hollywood cancellations are nothing new. Shows end all the…
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After Protests, Restaurant Caves Into New Operations at Disney World
Dining reservations are often one of the most important parts of planning a Walt Disney World vacation. While attractions usually get most of the attention, many guests quickly discover that Disney’s restaurants are experiences of their own. Some visitors even…
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Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Muppet Transformation Already Underway at Hollywood Studios
Disney has begun visible work on Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster’s transformation to The Muppets at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The upside-down car displayed at the attraction entrance is receiving a makeover, with the side facing Tower of Terror sanded down and…
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Magic Kingdom Day Guests Blocked on May 13 as Company Buys Private Access
Big changes are underway at Magic Kingdom Park, and 2026 is already shaping up to look very different at Walt Disney World Resort. Between the sweeping Piston Peak National Park and Villains Land expansions near Frontierland and a full repainting…
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Universal Quietly Removes Major DreamWorks Land Feature
When DreamWorks Land opened at Universal Studios Florida in 2024, the area immediately stood out as one of the most energetic spaces in the park. Instead of focusing on large rides, the land leaned heavily into interactive play zones designed…
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Parks
This Kid-Friendly Area At Disney Park Finally Fully Open
The Redwood Creek Challenge Trail bridge at Disney California Adventure has reopened after approximately four weeks of closure for wood panel repairs. The construction walls surrounding the bridge have been removed, and guests in the Disney park can use the…
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4 Classic Magic Kingdom Experiences From the 1970s Are Now Gone Forever
When Magic Kingdom first opened in 1971, the park wasn’t designed to feel like a place packed wall-to-wall with attractions. Instead, Imagineers created something that felt more like a living landscape. Waterways divided lands, quiet corners offered breathing room, and…
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