Walt Disney World Resort is a place where magic, joy, and memories are made every day. Whether you’re planning to explore the attractions, enjoy themed dining, or spend time with beloved Disney characters, it’s usually a trip filled with excitement. But sometimes, unexpected and frightening events can occur, turning an otherwise magical experience into a nightmare. Such was the case ...

Hurricane Milton has rapidly intensified, classified as a Category 5 hurricane, with sustained winds reaching up to 180 miles per hour. As it approaches Florida, meteorologists warn of severe impacts, including dangerous storm surges and flooding. The hurricane is projected to make landfall near Longboat Key, affecting both west and central Florida. Experts anticipate that Hurricane Milton will cause extensive ...

What’s next for the former site of Disney’s infamous Florida water park? Related: Disney Doubles Down on Opening-Day Magic Kingdom Location Amid Retheme Rumors A new proposed permit with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has once again sparked rumors that Disney’s seemingly forgotten Reflections – A Lakeside Lodge project is far from canceled and might actually still be moving forward. ...

Please note that the story outlined in this article is based on a personal Disney Parks guest experience. No two guest experiences are alike, and this article does not necessarily align with Disney Dining’s personal views on Disney Park operations. Reportedly, a woman was sent to the hospital after being bucked off a horse at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge. This incident ...

Disney World just announced the opening date of its newest resort located in the Magic Kingdom Resort Area on Disney’s property. Late last year, Disney announced that The Cabins at Fort Wilderness would be getting major Disney Vacation Club upgrades, including a brand-new look for new cabins at the location. Per the Disney Vacation Club website: “Introducing The Cabins at Disney’s ...

The worst part of visiting Walt Disney World is leaving the Disney bubble and returning to reality at the end of your trip. Even though most Disney trips are action-packed and exhausting, it is still hard to leave the theme park and return to normal life. Some Disney guests love the parks so much that they even move to Anaheim ...