WARNING: The following article contains content and language that may not be suitable for younger readers. Viewer discretion is advised. Recently, a Disney World guest reached the heights of bad behavior when he and his friends began cussing out a group of fellow theme park visitors and attacked them with homophobic slurs, all this after cutting the line at an ...
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Disney’s Haunted Mansion Closing Indefinitely
The original attraction debuted in Disneyland Park in 1969. It was soon followed by Walt Disney World Resort when Magic Kingdom Park opened in October 1971. Related: Tower of Terror vs. Haunted Mansion: Which is Better? Haunted Mansion History The idea for a haunted house attraction came from Walt E. Disney himself. However, the genius and namesake of the company passed ...
Read More »Disney Toy Sales Force 1,100 Layoffs
When it is reported that a new Disney (or Pixar or Star Wars or Marvel) movie has a bad run at the box office, most of the news story focuses on ticket revenue. However, the impact of a standard box office flop is much more significant than just the opening weekend ticket sales. A failed movie will have ripples throughout ...
Read More »Disney’s Case Against DeSantis Hinges on Judge’s Interpretation of One Case
On Tuesday, lawyers for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the Walt Disney Company argued their cases in front of U.S. District Judge Allen Winsor. The hearing was for Judge Winsor to decide on DeSantis’ motion to dismiss the charges against him. Disney is accusing DeSantis and the Florida Legislature of government retaliation and infringing its First Amendment rights. Lawyers representing ...
Read More »After Dropping $105 Million of Disney, South Carolina Treasurer Says it Has ‘Structural Rot’
Last week, South Carolina State Treasurer Curtis Loftis announced that the state would no longer invest in the Walt Disney Company. When he announced, he cited Disney’s “woke” agenda and “far-left activism.” South Carolina owns $105 million in Disney debt instruments that it does not plan on replacing after it comes due. The debt instrument is a bond that Disney ...
Read More »Is Disney Bringing Back a Beloved Series With a New ‘Firefly Serenity’ Movie?
Fans were incredibly excited at the possibility of the Firefly movie Serenity getting a reboot due to a circulating poster of the movie. The Walt Disney Company is historically known to be one of the biggest names in entertainment, and the primary reason for this is that the Mouse House has an eye for properties that work and that will ...
Read More »Former Disney Star Breaks Internet with Unexpected Announcement
Occasionally, a celebrity comes out of the woodwork to share something about their personal life that makes waves. Recently, former Disney star Selena Gomez broke her usual silence to confirm news that came out of left field for most fans. To live as a celebrity has many comforts, yes, but it also comes with its difficulties; there is no privacy—many ...
Read More »Is ‘H2O’ Gone for Good?! The Fate of Disney’s Beloved Bathroom Products Finally Revealed
In a devastating move, Pola Orbis Holdings, LLC, made a significant announcement in August of 2022 regarding their renowned H2O brand of bath products. Following a massively successful run, the company shared its plans to discontinue this beloved range of products. For countless years, H2O’s unparalleled shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, and other exceptional offerings have been cherished staples in Disney ...
Read More »Thousands of Fans Petition to See Influencer Star in ‘Moana’ Live-Action Film
Forget Dwayne Johnson! This could be the real star power that the upcoming Moana live-action film needs! It’s official: Disney is set to bring the beloved animated film Moana to life with a thrilling live-action adaptation. Fans of the original movie are excited to see their favorite characters embark on an amazing adventure in this highly anticipated film. The live-action version ...
Read More »With Cable Dying, Disney Just Built Itself a Life Raft
Over-the-air cable networks are dying. Over the last five years, losing 20 percent of their customer base has caused cable companies to jack up the price on those who have remained, ultimately forcing more to flee. But The Walt Disney Company seems to have a plan to beat back the fleeing customer base and save Disney’s streaming services. Disney’s recent ...
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