Disneyland Resort

This Baseball Team Is Taking Over Disneyland Next Week and Disney Released All the Details

Exciting details have emerged for the second annual Savannah Bananas Day at Disneyland on March 26. This year’s event promises to be even bigger, expanding to both parks and Downtown Disney, unlike last year’s single-park event. Fans can look forward to one-day-only entertainment and themed food and beverages. The event will also feature the Indianapolis Clowns, a new Banana Ball Championship Leag

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Disney Influencers Are Losing Millions of Views and Honestly It’s About Time

Disney influencers thrived on YouTube during the pandemic, attracting millions of views with park tours and trip planning content. However, recent data indicate a decline in audience engagement as parks have reopened. From 2020-2022, many channels saw significant subscriber growth and views, but now average monthly views have dropped 20-40% from their peaks, and subscriber growth has slowed consid

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After Just One Day, Josh D’Amaro Is Already Shaking Things Up For Disney Fans

Josh D’Amaro officially took over as CEO of The Walt Disney Company on March 18, and expectations were high from the start. A leadership change like this often brings hope for a new direction. But that sense of anticipation didn’t last long. Within hours, the conversation began to shift. It wasn’t driven by one headline moment, but by a collection of smaller signals that started to point in a very

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Disney Pulls the Plug on Hope for Changes to Disability Access Service

Disney shareholders delivered a decisive answer Wednesday on whether to investigate the company's controversial disability access program. How the DAS Program Got Here The controversy dates back to early 2024, when Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort significantly tightened the eligibility requirements for the Disability Access Service. Updated guidelines on both resort websites narrowe

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Vacation Plans Shift as Major California Airport Change Impacts Disneyland Guests

For millions of guests each year, a trip to Disneyland Resort doesn’t begin on Main Street, U.S.A.—it starts the moment they land in Southern California. The excitement of stepping off a plane at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), grabbing luggage, and heading toward Anaheim is part of the ritual. From there, it’s a familiar journey. Travelers book an Uber or Lyft, load up their suitcases, a

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After 70 Years, Disneyland Forever Changes Landscape for Theme Park Guests

Disneyland Resort is reshaping its physical footprint this week, and the evidence is impossible to miss from the sidewalk. Let's take a look at the ongoing construction outside Disney California Adventure Park. Trees Gone, Ride Foundation Taking Shape A stretch of mature trees along the perimeter of Disney California Adventure Park has been cleared to make way for the upcoming Coco (2017) attracti

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Disneyland Shuttle Service Disappears After Decades—But a Surprising Replacement Is Already on the Way

There’s something magical about that moment when a guest finally arrives at Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California. Whether it’s the first glimpse of Sleeping Beauty Castle or the energy of the crowds pouring into the esplanade, every trip begins with anticipation. But before the rides, parades, and fireworks, many travelers share another familiar ritual—making their way from nearby hotels to th

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Disney Quietly Reopens Popular Star Wars Location—But With a Major Upgrade

For many guests visiting Disneyland Resort, stepping inside Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is about more than just attractions or themed food. It’s about immersion—entering a living world where the story of Batuu unfolds around them. Few places capture that magic quite like Oga’s Cantina. Located deep inside the Black Spire Outpost marketplace, the bustling cantina has long been one of the most sought-a

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Report: Disneyland Is Now “Breaking Down,” in Its “Worst” State

Disneyland Resort has long marketed itself as the gold standard of theme park operations. For more than 70 years, Walt Disney’s original park has promised guests a carefully choreographed experience where attractions run smoothly, shows begin on schedule, and cast members keep the crowds moving through immersive lands with remarkable efficiency. That reputation has helped Disneyland maintain its p

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Targeted Terror: Why a Specific Live Streamer Was Allegedly the Focus of the Disneyland Active Shooter Hoax

The “Disney Bubble” is designed to be impenetrable—a sanctuary of nostalgia where the outside world’s anxieties disappear behind a screen of pixie dust. But on the night of March 11, 2026, that bubble didn't just burst; it was violently shattered. As guests were enjoying the final hours of the park and preparing for fireworks, the “Happiest Place on Earth” was suddenly tran

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