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Disney World’s EPCOT Replacement Malfunctions With Guests Aboard
Disney finally gave one of EPCOT’s most popular attractions the upgrade fans had been requesting for years, but only a few months after the revamped version debuted, guests are already spotting technical problems throughout the ride. Since opening in EPCOT’s…
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Parks
Cast Member Mocks Disabled Guest At Disneyland
Ask a Disneyland regular what they miss most about the parks, and you will hear the usual answers. Cheaper tickets. Shorter lines. A Main Street, U.S.A. that wasn’t shoulder to shoulder by 10 a.m. Ask a disabled Disneyland regular and…
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Disney’s Splash Mountain Replacement is Literally Held Together by Duct Tape Two Years Later
It has been two years since Walt Disney World permanently closed the book on Splash Mountain and debuted Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. The highly anticipated 2024 Magic Kingdom attraction promised state-of-the-art Audio-Animatronics, vibrant storytelling, and a modernized flume experience celebrating The…
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Business
Disney World Cuts Fifth Theme Park After Desantis’ Governing District Steps In
Walt Disney World’s ability to grow substantially over the next two decades is moving from a long-range planning document into the regulations used to review actual development. On July 24, the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District Planning Board considered Resolution…
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Parks
Disney World Drops Park Reservations for Passholders: More Range Added
Walt Disney World Annual Passholders just gained three more opportunities to visit without booking a theme park reservation first. Disney’s Annual Passholder admission calendar now marks July 26, 29, and 30, 2026, as Good-to-Go Days. That brings July’s total to…
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Magic Kingdom
Disney World Strips Haunted Mansion of Its Infamous Hanging Body
One of Disney’s darkest jokes is under fresh scrutiny. Haunted Mansion has frightened guests for more than five decades with a mix of ghosts, graveyards, and dark humor. Its best-known scenes include Madame Leota’s séance, a ballroom filled with dancing…
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Disneyland Resort
Disney Backtracks on Holiday Announcement, Moves Christmas Season
Disneyland Resort has revised its plans for the 2026 holiday season. The annual celebration brings Christmas entertainment, seasonal attraction overlays, limited-time food, merchandise, and decorations to Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure Park, Downtown Disney, and the resort hotels. Disneyland typically…
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Disneyland Resort
Guests Stunned as Disney Cast Member Reportedly Strips and Jumps Into Water
A routine afternoon at Disneyland took an unexpected turn yesterday. The Rivers of America is one of Disneyland Park’s oldest landmarks, winding around Tom Sawyer Island and carrying several attractions through Frontierland and New Orleans Square. The artificial river is…
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Priced Out of the Magic? New Study Ranks Disney Parks as the Least Affordable in the U.S.
For generations, a family vacation to Walt Disney World or Disneyland was viewed as a quintessential American rite of passage. Families would save up, pack the minivan, and head out to meet Mickey Mouse. But in recent years, the conversation…
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Outside the Disney Bubble
Universal Orlando Spreads Harry Potter Celebration Across Three Parks as Lost Continent Disappears
Universal Orlando Resort is preparing to celebrate 25 years of Harry Potter across three theme parks—just as demolition consumes another piece of Islands of Adventure’s original Lost Continent beside Hogsmeade. From August 1 through September 1, 2026, Back to Hogwarts…
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Disney Moves to Replace 43-Year-Old EPCOT Attraction After Decades of Controversy
Even Disney’s oldest attractions aren’t necessarily safe from major updates anymore. Across its parks, Disney continues to balance decades of history with newer technology, updated storytelling, and changing guest expectations. Instead of simply removing every attraction that shows its age,…
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Parks
Warning: Big Thunder Mountain at Disney World Reopening Not Going As Planned
If you are heading to Magic Kingdom this summer and your Lightning Lane strategy starts with Tron or Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, and not Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, you need to read this first. Neither of those rides offers a Lightning Lane Multi Pass…
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Disney World Hotel Guests Hit With 5 Major Warnings This Fall
Fall vacations at Walt Disney World are popular for plenty of reasons, but staying onsite during the season can come with a few complications guests may not expect. Seasonal entertainment draws visitors to the resort, while popular travel dates can…
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Disney World Confirms Sudden Suspension of Free Resort Transportation Service
Guests paying to stay at one of Walt Disney World’s Deluxe properties have one less perk despite the cost. Free transportation has long been one of the biggest conveniences of staying inside the Disney World bubble. Depending on the hotel,…
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EPCOT After Hours Drops to Four Remaining Dates as 2026 Season Nears Its End
EPCOT After Hours has reached its final four-date window for 2026, narrowing the choices for Walt Disney World guests who want late-night access to the park’s biggest attractions. Following the reportedly sold-out July 23 event, Disney’s remaining calendar consists of…
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Disney World Revives Beloved Opening-Day Landmark at EPCOT
Four decades of updates have erased many familiar sights from EPCOT, but one piece of the park’s earliest history has survived. Disney recently finished restoring a small feature connected to EPCOT’s opening-day era. It isn’t a major attraction, and most…
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Parks
Disney Parks Face Growing Ableism Accusations as Guests Share Stories of Troubling Experiences
A few years ago, Disney made a big deal about adding a fifth key to its legendary Four Keys philosophy. The new key was Inclusion, and it felt like a genuine statement of intent from a company that has spent…
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Theme Park Etiquette or Religious Freedom? The Disney Bible Study Video Tearing the Fandom Apart
When families plan a vacation to Walt Disney World, they prepare for thrilling roller coasters, character interactions, immersive storytelling, and the inevitable Florida heat. Guests expect to navigate crowded walkways and hunt for a place to sit while eating their…
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Parks
Disney Springs Is About to Get One of the Most Beloved Disney Park Experiences Ever
If you have ever wandered through the Marketplace side of Disney Springs and ducked into Crystal Arts by Arribas Brothers, you may have already encountered a version of the silhouette experience without fully realizing it. The shop, which traces its…
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Iconic Roller Coaster’s Future in Question as Derailment and Broken Track Reported
A century-old wooden coaster at Blackpool Pleasure Beach has drawn fresh attention this week, after footage circulating online appeared to show a section of track separating while a train was still on the course. A Fixture of the Park Since…
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