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Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Makes Spinning Tea Cups Removal, Effective Immediately
The teacups are staying, but what changed at Disneyland Park (Paris) is a single exit gate, and Disney Parks fans are not happy about its new color. A Ride Found Around the World Spinning teacups inspired by Alice in Wonderland (1951) are a staple of the Disney Parks experience. Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland Resort, Disneyland Pari
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Disney Parks
Check Before You Check In: Disney World Adds Two More Hotels to Massive Resort Renovation Wave
For millions of travelers, booking an on-property hotel at Walt Disney World is the foundation of a dream vacation. Guests gladly pay a premium to stay inside the “Disney bubble,” expecting seamless park transit, world-class amenities, and a relaxing retreat away from the crowds. Credit: Sarah Larson, Disney Fanatic Yet over t
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Disney Springs
Overnight, 12-Hour Spree of Violence Brought Officers to Disney Springs
Two battery reports came out of Disney Springs within roughly 12 hours this weekend, sending deputies to Walt Disney World Resort‘s outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment district on a Saturday night and again on Sunday morning. Few details have been released about either one. A Late Call on Saturday The Orange County Sheriff's
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Disney Parks
7 Days Until Dark: Disney Races to Patch Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Ahead of Surprise Shutdown
Just two years after making its long-awaited debut, Walt Disney World’s headline Frontierland attraction is down to its final week of operation before disappearing behind construction barricades. Starting Monday, November 2, 2026, Tiana’s Bayou Adventure will officially close for an extended downtime period, marking the first major schedu
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Disney Parks
Don’t Fall for the Trap: Why You Should Avoid Walt Disney World the First Week of November
On paper, the first week of November looks like the ultimate vacation window at Walt Disney World. Central Florida’s brutal summer humidity has finally surrendered to crisp autumn breezes, the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival is serving global delicacies, and the theme parks are executing their overnight transformation from spooky
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Global Disney Parks
Disney Confirms Peter Pan Ride Will Shut Down Just 33 Months After Opening
Disney is preparing to close one of its most popular recent attractions: Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure. Peter Pan has been part of Disney's theme parks since 1955, when Peter Pan's Flight debuted as an opening-day attraction at Disneyland. Based on the 1953 animated film, the ride sends guests flying over London and Never Land aboard s
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Disneyland Resort
After Shutting It Down, Disney Makes Major Move With 31-Year-Old Indiana Jones Attraction
Disney has debuted some major changes to Indiana Jones Adventure. Indiana Jones Adventure first opened at Disneyland Park on March 3, 1995. Situated in Adventureland, the attraction transports guests into the Temple of the Forbidden Eye, where they must evade deadly traps while searching for Indiana Jones himself. The ride uses enhanced m
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Disney Hollywood Studios
Tower of Terror Transformation Escalates as Disney World Confirms New Development
More changes are coming to Disney World's Tower of Terror. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror has stood at Disney's Hollywood Studios since July 1994. Located at the end of Sunset Boulevard, the 199-foot Hollywood Tower Hotel is one of the tallest structures at Walt Disney World Resort. Inspired by Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone televisio
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News
Disney World Calendar Update: The Best 4 Times of Year for Vacations
A Disney World vacation can cost thousands of dollars, and the dates you choose could determine whether that money goes toward an enjoyable getaway or a frustrating week of crowded parks. While Walt Disney World welcomes visitors year-round, some weeks offer a noticeably better experience than others. Between long attraction lines, expens
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