Disneyland Resort
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May- 2026 -6 May
Chilling Video Sends FBI to Disneyland, Terror Response Activated
In the spring of 1995, U.S. law enforcement agencies were already on high alert. Just weeks earlier, a sarin gas attack in Tokyo had shocked the world. Days later, the Oklahoma City bombing would become one of the deadliest domestic terror attacks in U.S. history. Quietly, in the midst of it all, a strange package arrived at Disneyland—prompting a federal investigation few knew was happening. It w
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2 May
Disney Isn’t Selling Out The Economy Might Be Telling Us We Don’t Want to Hear
D23 tickets do not normally sit around for a month. That is not how this event has worked historically, and anyone who has navigated the D23 ticketing process in previous years knows that the window between sale opening and sell out has been measured in hours and days, not weeks. One month after tickets went on sale for D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event 2026 in Anaheim, Honda Center floor seats a
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Apr- 2026 -30 April
8 Things Just Closed at Disney and Most Guests Are Going to Be Caught Off Guard
Nothing derails a Disney day faster than walking up to something you have been looking forward to and finding out it is closed. Not temporarily paused for a few minutes. Closed. Walls up, sign posted, cast member redirecting traffic. It happens more often than most guests account for when they plan their trips, and April 2026 was a particularly active month for closure announcements across the Dis
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29 April
Disneyland Blocks off Fantasyland Area at California Park
Construction walls have been a fixture near Edelweiss Snacks in Fantasyland at Disneyland Park for the better part of a month. After weeks of no answers, Southern California Disney Park guests are finally getting a look at what's actually being built behind them. A Construction Story That Keeps Growing This marks the third time in less than a year that Edelweiss Snacks has been caught up in constr
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29 April
Disneyland Reveals Replacement for Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Area
Batuu changed overnight. When Disneyland Park opened its gates on Wednesday, April 29, half of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge had traveled back in time. Now the characters, music, shops, and dialogue that greeted Southern California Disney Park guests reflected a galaxy far, far away that fans of the original trilogy know by heart. Characters From a Different Era The most immediate sign of the timeline
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29 April
Disney Scraps Traditional Park Tools, Paving Way for Smartphone Requirement for All Guests
Disney has always found new ways to enhance guests' experiences in its parks. From the early days of paper FastPass tickets to today’s app-based planning, each update has brought something new to the table. Now, another shift is starting to take hold—and this one isn’t tied to a new attraction or a seasonal event. It’s happening quietly, but it could have a bigger impact than most people expect. A
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29 April
A Surprising Change at Disneyland Could Signal a Bigger Shift for MagicBand
There was a time when stepping into a Disney park felt like stepping into the future. From the moment the original MagicBand debuted at Walt Disney World Resort in 2013, fans embraced the idea that everything—from park entry to payments—could be handled with a simple flick of the wrist. It wasn’t just convenient. It felt like magic. Years later, that same promise followed guests to Disneyland Reso
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28 April
Disneyland’s Most Famous Coaster Just Got a New Theme and It Will Not Last
Space Mountain has been running at Disneyland since May 27, 1977, and it has been generating devoted fans for every one of the 48 years since. The ride is one of those theme park institutions that should have aged out of relevance decades ago. Given how much the industry has changed around it, it just keeps delivering the specific experience that made it work in the first place. Disneyland knows t
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27 April
Disneyland Shuts Down Tom Sawyer Island, Effective Immediately
Tom Sawyer Island is closed at Disneyland Park, and guests who showed up on Monday had no reason to expect it. No Warning, No Announcement Disneyland Resort quietly updated its webpage for Pirate's Lair on Tom Sawyer Island on April 27 to reflect that the area is now closed for refurbishment. No prior notice was given to guests, and no announcement accompanied the change. The park's operational ca
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27 April
Disney Pulls ‘Toy Story’ Attraction, Replaces It With Marvel Theming
The Toy Story (1995) era at the Downtown Disney District LEGO Store is officially over, and some familiar faces from Marvel Studios have moved in to help fill the gap. Woody and Buzz Are Out, Avengers Are In The Woody and Buzz Lightyear LEGO sculpture that greeted guests at the Downtown Disney District store from its opening day in 2001 was removed earlier this year. In its place, a series of new
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