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Zach Gass is a writer from East Tennessee with a passion for all things under the Disney name. From Disney history to the careers of Mickey, Donald, and Goofy, Zach tries to keep his finger on the pulse of the mouse. While he would certainly love to see the parks around the globe, his home park will always be the Magic Kingdom of Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. When he's not rubbing elbows with Mickey, Zach enjoys reading fantasy novels, retro video games, theatre, puppetry, and the films of Tim Burton.

Eat This, Not That at Walt Disney World

Disney Foodies

When visiting Walt Disney World, Guests have no shortage of iconic places to grab a bite to eat. Whether getting a full Character Dining experience from the Crystal Palace or grabbing a Dole Whip from Aloha Isle, it’s important to keep your energy levels up when Park-Hopping throughout the day. That being said, there are many wonderful dishes and delights ...

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Muppets Replaced by Villains at Disney World

Muppets Announcement

Disney fans everywhere are undoubtedly excited, as a new stage show featuring the Disney villains was announced earlier this week for Disney’s Hollywood Studios. However, it might come at the cost of more than just Lightning McQueen’s Racing Academy. At the time of writing, Disney is truly riding a villainous hype train as Walt Disney World prepares for the eventual ...

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Creepy Guest Stalks Disney Character, Cast Member Reveals

Belle Akershus Featured

Disneyland and the Walt Disney World Resort both feature a colorful cast of beloved Disney characters, but some visitors are “more than fans.” The cast members of the Disney parks are some of the most talented and trained professionals on the planet, but you have the outright gift of performing as our favorite characters on a daily basis. It takes ...

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Disney’s New Lightning Lane Cuts Multiple Rides

A bustling scene on the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train ride filled with excited people, some with hands raised. The coaster twists through rugged, rocky terrain and passes under a rustic wooden bridge. Water cascades down rocks to the left, adding a dynamic element to the adventure.

The new Lightning Lane system at Walt Disney World is much simpler than the infamous Genie+ program, but is it really as effective as it seems? Earlier this summer, Disney introduced a new system designed to drastically cut white times by introducing a new line-skipping program. With the use of the new Lightning Lane and Lightning Lane Multi Pass, guests ...

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Wackadoo! ‘Bluey’ Teases Release Date in New Episode Reveal

Bluey Mini Episodes

 It’s no secret that Bluey has quickly become one of the most successful animated series of all time, but why have things been so quiet since last we saw our favorite blue pup? For those of you still in the dark, Bluey is an Australian animated children’s television series that follows the adventures of a playful bluey heeler and her ...

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How To Stay Safe During a Magic Kingdom Lockdown

Magic kingdom crowds at Disney World with a "Caution" sign letting guests know about higher wait times and bigger crowds on Thanksgiving.

If you’ve been keeping up with the latest news coming out of the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, you already know about the supposed shooting incident that took place this week. Although this was thankfully a false alarm, that doesn’t mean guests shouldn’t know how to stay safe. Chaos erupted from the Magic Kingdom after an incident involving a ...

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How To Beat Disney’s Busiest Day

A bronze statue of Walt Disney next to a character holding hands stands in front of a castle. Around them, many people walk and gather, some taking photos and wearing casual clothes. The scene is vibrant and lively with the castle's blue and pink hues in the background of Walt Disney World.

Any Disney fan worth their salt knows that crowds happen. Whether it’s Disneyland or the Walt Disney World Resort, they are some of the most popular vacation destinations on the planet. That doesn’t mean packed crowds have to ruin your Disney trip; planning and knowing how to schedule your trip appropriately can take your trip from tragic to magic. Related: Another ...

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Guests Oddly Praise Disney World Attraction’s Closure

Disney Castle

The Walt Disney World Resort hosts some of the most incredible attractions in the theme park industry, and some even have their own fan followings and merchandise. So why would fans want to celebrate a closure? Rarely in the history of Disney parks has an attraction been more controversial than Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. Since the new design replaced, the iconic ...

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Beloved Mary Blair Work in Jeopardy as Disney Overhauls Iconic Attraction

A whimsical, colorful façade features various geometric shapes, a playful clock with a smiling face, and numerous decorative elements in shades of pink, blue, purple, and gold. The vibrant architecture resembles a fairytale castle with intricate details and patterns.

Many classic rides are looking much different than their original counterparts, but a new change to “it’s a small world” is erasing a groundbreaking contribution. Many of the new reimaginings announced at this year’s D23 Expo, namely those at Disney World, overhaul traditional park fixtures. However, the new Beyond Big Thunder projects seem to replace many Walt Disney originals, and ...

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Rising Tensions Between Families and Guests Using Single Rider Lines at Disney Attractions

Three children are riding a roller coaster with looks of excitement and surprise on their faces. The roller coaster cart, reminiscent of Expedition Everest, is surrounded by rocky terrain, and the sky is clear in the background. They are seated with safety bars across their laps.

The Walt Disney World Resort is undeniably one of the most enchanting family vacation spots worldwide, offering endless fun and magical moments. But for those who prefer to experience the parks on their own, there’s a little-known gem that can make solo adventures even more delightful—the Single Rider Line. Whether you’re a lone traveler or just looking to speed up ...

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