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Universal Prepares To Permanently Retire ‘Simpsons’ Ride and Land
A visit to Universal Studios Florida hasn't felt complete without a stop in Springfield for years. Whether guests wanted to grab a giant pink donut, relax with a Duff Beer, or board one of the park's funniest attractions, the colorful neighborhood has remained one of the resort's biggest draws. That could soon change. Industry speculation
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Here’s How Long Space Mountain Could Be Closed if Disney Rebuilds It
For more than 50 years, Space Mountain has stood as the centerpiece of Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom. It's one of Walt Disney World's most recognizable attractions, drawing generations of guests looking to blast through the darkness aboard one of Disney's original indoor roller coasters. Now, new rumors suggesting Disney may be planning a
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Why Disney’s New Lightning Lane Rules Make Animal Kingdom a Total Waste of Money
Every time Disney updates its skip-the-line rules, vacation planning becomes a game of strategy. Under the current Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Single Pass structure, guests are encouraged to buy peace of mind by reserving rides days before their trip. But if you apply this strategy to Animal Kingdom, you quickly realize the math is tota
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Magic Kingdom Officially Loses Part of the Park
If you have been watching the Frontierland construction situation at Magic Kingdom with any regularity this year, you already know the pattern. Something disappears from the My Disney Experience digital map. A few weeks pass. Then the construction walls expand and whatever was removed from the map is physically gone from the park. Disney
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3-Hour Danger Alert Issued for Walt Disney World Guests
Sunday at Walt Disney World starts the same way most Central Florida summer days do. Hot, humid, and deceptively clear in the early hours before the atmosphere starts building toward whatever the afternoon has planned. Guests who have been to the parks in summer before know the feeling. There is a window in the morning that works, and the
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Disney Updates Fireworks Policy as Ban Continues
There is a version of a Disneyland Paris evening that guests spend months anticipating. The walk back through the park after dinner, finding a spot in the crowd as the lights dim, and then watching Disney Tales of Magic unfold above Sleeping Beauty Castle with the castle projections, the music, and the fireworks that punctuate the whole t
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Disney Parks
Disney’s Disappearing Act: Walk-Up Waitlists Mysteriously Vanish for GEO-82 and Beak & Barrel
Securing a dining reservation at Walt Disney World is notoriously difficult, but for a fleeting moment this month, spontaneous park-goers were handed the ultimate theme park cheat code. A brand-new walk-up waitlist feature suddenly appeared in the Disney app for the resort's two most exclusive, hardest-to-book lounges. Credit: Disney Then
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Violence Brought Police to Disney Springs After Midnight on July 12
The early hours of Sunday morning at Disney Springs ended with a law enforcement response — specifically, a battery call logged at Walt Disney World Resort‘s shopping, dining, and entertainment district. The Call That Came In at 12:38 a.m. At 12:38 a.m. on July 12, the Orange County Sheriff's Office received a 911 call reporting a b
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The Cost of Magic: Disneyland Stuns Fans With Early 11% Food Price Surges
Planning a trip to the Disneyland Resort requires plenty of scheduling, matching outfits, and a massive vacation fund. But if you haven't adjusted your dining budget lately, your upcoming trip to the Happiest Place on Earth might come with a side of sticker shock. Credit: Steven Miller, Flickr While The Walt Disney Company frequently prom
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