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Author Archives: Brittany DiCologero

Brittany is a New England-based writer focused on the history of the Walt Disney World Resort. She is the author of "Red, White, and Disney: The Myths and Reality of American History at the Walt Disney World Resort," and "Brittany Earns Her Ears."

Video: Disney Guests Stuck, Left in ‘Terror’

One of the most thrilling attractions at the Walt Disney World Resort is the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror on Sunset Boulevard at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The attraction takes Guests into an abandoned service elevator inside the Hollywood Tower of Hotel, that transports them directly into the Twilight Zone. With a pre-show starring Rod Serling and so many details throughout ...

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‘Disney Adults’ Are on the Rise as Disney World Becomes a Top Destination for Gen Z

Disney World TikTok

Social media has been leading the travel planning game for a number of years now, and for Gen Z, one app, in particular, has become a go-to resource for looking into new and favorite destinations. Gen Z, or those born roughly between 1997 and 2012, have been using TikTok for nearly every topic of information, entertainment, and of course, socializing, ...

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Video: Baby Rhino Siblings Meet for the First Time at Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Rhinos, Animal Kingdom

Guests visiting Disney’s Animal Kingdom this week were treated to quite the adorable site while riding Kilimanjaro Safaris! The latest baby rhino born in Animal Kingdom just made her debut on the savanna, marking not only a notable milestone for the animal’s development but also a special experience for animals and Guests alike as it was the first time all ...

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Walt Disney’s First Professional Movie Camera Heads to Auction

Looking for the ultimate Disney collector’s item? One of the most historic items from the history of the Walt Disney Company will be coming up in an auction this summer: Walt Disney’s first professional movie camera! The Heritage Auctions Blog shared the news that the first professional camera used by Walt will be joining the lineup of entertainment-themed items available ...

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New Concept Art Revealed for EPCOT’s Next Restaurant

Walt Disney Imagineering just shared a new look at the next dining location opening up during the ongoing redevelopment of EPCOT! The new Connections Café and Eatery will open as the park‘s latest quick-service dining concept in the location of the former Electric Umbrella restaurant in the area originally known as Future World. The new dining space will tie in ...

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Why Doesn’t Disney Fix the Yeti While Expedition Everest Is Under Refurbishment?

Expedition Everest

One of the most iconic rides at Disney’s Animal Kingdom has been undergoing refurbishment since the beginning of January of this year. Expedition Everest: Legend of the Forbidden Mountain, which has recently had its reopening date pushed back, is a highlight for many Guests exploring Disney’s Animal Kingdom, especially for those Guests looking for immersive Disney storytelling with loads of ...

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New Arrivals to Stream on Disney+ This April

There are lots of exciting new arrivals coming to Disney+ next month ranging from new Disney original series to a celebration of Earth Day with Disneynature and National Geographic. The new releases begin to drop on the streaming platform right at the start of the month on April 1, 2022, and will continue all month long. Here are the details ...

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Disney Issues Statement Following Port Neches-Groves High School ‘Indianettes’ Performance

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Earlier this week, the ‘Indianettes’ drill team from Port Neches-Groves High School in Port Neches, TX performed in the Magic Kingdom with a routine that featured racially insensitive imagery and chants. The routine, which was captured on camera by fans in the park and shared on social media sparked outrage by Guests, with many calling for Disney to address the ...

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Fans Outraged by ‘Indianettes’ Magic Kingdom Performance Call on Disney to Do Better

Guests visiting the Magic Kingdom earlier this week were shocked to see a performance by Port Neches-Groves High School drill team, known as the “Indianettes” featuring racist chants and gestures in the Disney Park. The dance team from Port Neches, Texas, wore uniforms inspired by the school’s Indian logo, a depiction of a Native American, complete with fringe and feathers ...

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Guests Left Frustrated as Resellers Stock Up Disney Park Anniversary Merchandise

Disney Park Resellers

Merchandise reselling as been a problem at Disney theme parks (and for retailers in general) for a number of years, and limited edition and event-specific merchandise created for Guests at Disney Parks has only caused the practice to increase. Despite efforts by Disney to limit the number of items a single Guest can purchase, resellers continue to make their way ...

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