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Magic Kingdom Park
Disney World Changes Magic Kingdom Entrance, Effective August 26
New construction progress spotted on August 26 shows Walt Disney World Resort steadily reshaping how guests will arrive at Magic Kingdom Park by ferryboat, as work on a new dock continues to take shape at the Transportation & Ticket Center. The Project Behind the New Dock Walt Disney World Resort filed the initial construction permit back
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Disney Parks
Disneyland Paris Found Guilty After Worker’s Death
Euro Disney Associés, the company that operates Disneyland Paris, has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter over the 2016 electrocution of a maintenance technician inside Phantom Manor at Disneyland Park. The Meaux criminal court imposed a €225,000 fine on August 21, 2026, ten years after the fatal accident at the Frontierland att
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Walt Disney World Could Crack Down on “Dangerous Behavior” at Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
One Disneyland safety change could eventually make its way across the country to Walt Disney World. Disney recently introduced a series of warnings at Tiana’s Bayou Adventure after an incident raised concerns about guests leaving ride vehicles. The company didn’t settle for adding one extra reminder near the loading platform, either. Disn
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Disney Parks
National Hurricane Center Names Fourth Storm of 2026 Season Dolly
A tropical storm named Dolly formed in the Atlantic today. Dolly Parton died two days ago. People are already connecting those two things. They should not. Some context. This has been a heavy week. Dolly Parton died on August 25 at 80 after a short battle with cancer. Tim Curry died the following day at 80 at his home in Los Angeles. Two
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Disney Parks
Disney Parks Models Debunk Two Massive Haunted Mansion Expansion Rumors
Ever since Disney officially confirmed the massive “Beyond Big Thunder” expansion at Magic Kingdom—bringing Villains Land and Piston Peak National Park to life—speculation has been running at an all-time high. Among the most popular theories were those surrounding the iconic Haunted Mansion and how the classic Liberty Square a
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Disney World Confirms October Booking Dates for New Resort Opening in 2027
The doors to Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge won’t open until July 2027, but the first guests could have their reservations secured before the end of this year. Walt Disney World has revealed a staggered booking schedule for its newest resort, with Disney Vacation Club Members and Annual Passholders getting an early advantage. DVC Members will b
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Disneyland Scraps 9-Year ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ Change, Restores Opening-Day Classic
Disney has spent decades updating its theme parks with new characters, technology, and stories. But every once in a while, the company decides that an older part of the park deserves another chance. That's what guests are experiencing with a newly reversed decision that had been in place since 2017. For nine years, an addition connected o
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EPCOT
Disney World Begins Overhauling Historic Spaceship Earth on August 27
Walt Disney World Resort has officially set its long-anticipated Spaceship Earth reimagining into motion, filing a new construction permit for EPCOT's landmark geodesic sphere on August 27. What's Coming to Spaceship Earth The move follows a major announcement made at D23 Expo 2026, where Walt Disney Imagineering confirmed plans to overha
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Disney Parks
Disneyland Tomorrowland Reimagining: What Fans Want Disney to Fix
Disney announced the Tomorrowland overhaul at D23. Then said basically nothing about it. Some context. Look, Disneyland is about as close to a perfect theme park as anybody has built. Adventureland holds up. New Orleans Square might be the finest themed area Disney has ever done. Critter Country, Frontierland, Fantasyland, Star Wars: Gala
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Disney World Confirms Closure as EPCOT Replacement Moves Forward
Construction is becoming a familiar sight around EPCOT once again, and one World Showcase pavilion is currently dealing with several projects at the same time. Over at the Germany Pavilion, guests are finding closures, construction walls, and exterior work across several buildings. One of the most noticeable projects has already reached a
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