Disneyland Paris
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Mar- 2026 -13 March
Disney Adds Cameras To Growing List of Banned Theme Park Items
Disney theme parks operate under an extensive list of rules. Some are obvious, such as bans on weapons and dangerous items. Others are more specific, reflecting the unique challenges of managing tens of thousands of guests each day across attractions, restaurants, and crowded walkways. Across Disney’s global resorts, these policies are designed to maintain order as well as safety. From ride height
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8 March
‘Star Wars’ Disappears From Official Map of Disneyland Park
A digital map update at Disneyland Paris Resort just cost one loyal Stormtrooper his post, and Disney Parks fans are already holding a small funeral for the Star Wars character. A New Map at Disneyland Park Earlier in March, Disneyland Paris Resort rolled out updated digital theme park maps across its official apps, ditching the previous 3-D-rendered style in favor of a 2-D-drawn look more in line
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4 March
Six Years Later, COVID-19 Rules Make Surprise Return to Disneyland
COVID-19 social distancing markers appeared on Disneyland Paris Resort's new digital map, suggesting the European Disney Resort may have used AI to generate theme park imagery from outdated Google Maps data that still shows pandemic protocols. X (formerly known as Twitter) user @DLPReport shared comparison images showing Disneyland Park's updated app map featuring 2-D drawing-style attraction illu
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Feb- 2026 -21 February
8 Disney Expansion Projects Positioned for HUGE Updates in 2026
Disney has been moving fast lately, and it’s getting harder to ignore. The parks still feel familiar, but the constant construction and rumor cycle make it feel like Disney is quietly preparing for something bigger. And 2026 might be the year when those changes finally start becoming impossible to miss. A lot of Disney’s major expansion projects are already in motion, but many still feel like unfi
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18 February
Brand-New McDonalds Comes to Disney Resort: One of the Biggest in the World
For decades, a visit to Disneyland Paris has meant more than just stepping into fairy tales. It’s about the rituals—those small, familiar moments that frame the magic. Families end their long park days with comfort food, teens gather after fireworks, and exhausted parents look for a quick, reliable bite before heading back to their hotels. And in Disney Village, one location quietly became part of
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11 February
Disney Annual Passes Are Increasing in Price and Guests Are Not Too Happy About It
For many Disney fans, an annual pass isn’t just a ticket — it’s a promise. A promise of spontaneous evenings watching fireworks, quick character meet-and-greets, and that familiar rush of walking down Main Street with no countdown clock ticking. It’s the magic of knowing you can come back whenever you want. At Disney parks around the world, annual passes have long represented loyalty. They’re purc
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Jan- 2026 -25 January
Disney Begins Removing Pixar Elements Ahead of 2026 Overhaul
Disneyland Paris Resort is continuing the physical transformation of Walt Disney Studios Park by eliminating a Pixar merchandise location. The overnight removal of a retail kiosk from Animation Courtyard is the latest confirmed dismantling as the European Disney destination prepares to rebrand the entire theme park in just two months. Animation Courtyard Loses Pixar Overnight, a Pixar merchandise
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23 January
The 700-Day Blackout: Why Disney’s Most Intense Coaster is Rumored to Go Dark Until 2028
In the high-stakes world of theme park fandom, few things spark more debate than a “long-term refurbishment.” But when that rumor involves a one-of-a-kind mechanical masterpiece—a steampunk-inspired mountain that is widely considered the most intense version of the attraction ever built—the conversation turns into a frenzy. Credit: Jeremy Thompson, Flickr As of January 2026, a seismic
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20 January
After Three Years, Disney Park Transportation Service Has Yet To Return
A convenient travel option that once connected London directly to Disneyland Paris Resort remains suspended three years after its 2023 cancellation. The indefinite service cut has left a major transportation platform at Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy station practically abandoned, with no signs that Eurostar plans to restore the route. 2023 Suspension Becomes Permanent Absence Eurostar eliminated direct t
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19 January
Activity Confirmed at the Rumored Next Disney Theme Park
Construction equipment has appeared on land long speculated as the future home of Disneyland Paris Resort's third theme park. While the machinery's presence confirms activity at the rumored site, the work appears connected to hotel renovations rather than the development of a new Disney theme park. Aerial Photos Reveal Equipment Staging Aerial photographs posted Monday by the X (formerly Twitter)
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