Hold onto your honey pots, Disney fans—there’s exciting news straight from the Hundred Acre Wood! Disneyland Park is buzzing with anticipation as The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is set to make its grand reopening. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh Related: Historic Disneyland Location Gone Forever as Princess Tiana Takes Over The Many Adventures of Winnie the ...

In 1961, The Walt Disney Company secured the rights to the classic A.A. Milne story of Winnie the Pooh. The stories and the characters were something Walt Disney had been interested in for decades and something he knew Disney could expand upon. In the more than sixty years since Disney obtained the rights, Winnie the Pooh has become one of ...

Whether you’re closer to the East Coast or the West Coast, there’s a Disney Park full of beloved rides on either side of the country. That’s because Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort are home to different versions of the most classic attractions, setting the stage for international Disney Parks to follow suit! Walt Disney World and Disneyland Share ...

When Covid-19 hit Walt Disney World, the Disney Company had to make changes quickly. The goal was to keep guests and cast members as safe as possible while they enjoyed the magic of Walt Disney World. One of the experiences that had to be adjusted was meet and greets. As social distancing was enforced, traditional meet and greets were not ...

Are you ready to have your childhood ruined? A famous horror artist challenged himself with an experiment: How terrifying and gruesome could he make Disney characters featured in a Disney 100 coloring book? The result is bone-chilling. It’s also terrible but terribly good. RELATED: Winnie The Pooh Is Actually Being Made Into a Horror Movie The video posted on Youtube shows ...

Walt Disney’s dream of what is now Walt Disney World and the Disney corporation all started with something really simple: a story. Everything he did was the result of the desire to tell an incredible story. And he always succeeded. One thing that we love about being in Disney World is the clear commitment to storytelling. Everything is so detailed ...

Winnie the Pooh has always lived in the Hundred Acre Wood, under the name of Sanders. (Both Disney and A. A. Milne say so.) But Pooh Bear has packed up and temporarily moved to New York City, specifically to Time Square’s Theatre Row, where he and all his Hundred Acre Wood pals are starring in Winnie the Pooh: The New Musical ...

This adorable offering on Airbnb’s site is making it super easy to say “T-T-F-N! Ta-ta for now” to your troubles, to your job, to your hum-drum, and get away from it all! In celebration of the 95th anniversary of Disney’s Silly Old Bear himself, Airbnb has joined forces with the House of Mouse to bring vacationers the Winnie-the-Pooh-inspired “Bearbnb.” The ...