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Disney World Confirms Steep Holiday 2027 Prices for Resorts, Leaving Families Scrambling
Families hoping to spend Thanksgiving or Christmas at Walt Disney World in 2027 can officially start making their hotel reservations. However, the newly available prices might prompt some guests to reconsider how much they're willing to spend. Disney has opened its booking calendar through December 2027, giving vacationers their first opp
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Florida Declares Hurricane Emergency: Is Disney World at Risk?
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency in 25 counties as Hurricane Isaias approaches the northern Gulf Coast, raising questions for families planning Walt Disney World Resort vacations. The declaration, issued October 6, comes as Florida prepares for potentially dangerous conditions along portions of its Gulf Coast. H
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Disney CEO Says Annual Passholders Overuse Theme Parks, Don’t Spend Enough Money
Bob Chapek, who led The Walt Disney Company until 2022, has a new memoir out. In it, he lays out why he believed Disneyland Resort's most loyal visitors were costing the company money, and why he considered eliminating Magic Keys. Chapek Takes Aim at Frequent Visitors In “Behind the Castle Walls: My Thirty Years at the Happiest Plac
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First Out-of-Order Solar Trash Can Spotted at Disney’s Hollywood Studios
There is an out-of-order sign taped over a solar-powered trash can at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Outside Tower of Terror, by the restrooms. Black sign, covering the opening. This is apparently the first one. Some context. Since June, Disney has been swapping out normal trash cans across all four parks for solar-powered compacting units.
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Disney Confirms the Return of a Missing Big Thunder Mountain Fan Favorite
When Big Thunder Mountain Railroad officially reopened at Magic Kingdom in May 2026 following a 16-month overhaul, Disney fans were thrilled to ride the “wildest ride in the wilderness” once again. The extensive refurbishment brought complete track replacements, refreshed lighting, and updated scenic details throughout the Fro
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Disney World Could Bring Back Controversial Food Restriction
Ask a Disney regular what changed their park days the most, and plenty will say Mobile Order. Placing a meal order from the My Disney Experience app at a popular park or hotel quick service location, then picking it up without a long wait, is a convenient time-saver. Disney also keeps adjusting the system, and a notable adjustment appeare
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Disney World Targets All Four Park Entrances for New Signage Project
Walt Disney World Resort is preparing for potential changes to one of the first things guests encounter when arriving at its theme parks: the parking entrances. Walt Disney Imagineering filed four Notices of Commencement on October 8, identifying signage installation projects at locations associated with Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney's Hol
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On October 8, Disney World Finally Unveils Reimagined Disney Springs Area
Nearly two months of barriers have come down at the Marketplace Co-Op in Disney Springs, and shoppers who return to the Walt Disney World Resort store will find it looking much like it always has. The reopening of the back half marks the end of a long, quiet refurbishment that the Central Florida Disney destination never explained. A Summ
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Disney World Guests Cause End of Lightning Lane Pass Sales for Multiple Theme Parks
Guests hoping to skip the standby lines at Walt Disney World over the Columbus Day holiday weekend are running out of options. Lightning Lane Premier Pass, the resort’s priciest line-skipping product, is now sold out at Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios for several consecutive days, and the Single Pass alternatives are
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Disney World Confirms EPCOT Guest Trespassed After Viral Ride Stunt
Walt Disney World Resort has confirmed that an EPCOT guest and his accompanying party were trespassed after a viral video showed a man jumping into the water during Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros. The incident occurred inside EPCOT's Mexico Pavilion, where footage of the dangerous stunt quickly circulated online. Now, Disn
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