Disneyland Resort
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Mar- 2026 -10 March
A Popular Travel Shortcut Many Disney Fans Rely On Has Quietly Disappeared
For many guests, planning a Disney vacation is almost as exciting as the trip itself. Months before stepping foot inside the parks, travelers carefully piece together every part of their itinerary. Flights are booked far in advance, hotel reservations are secured, and families spend hours researching strategies to make their journey as seamless as possible. At destinations operated by The Walt Dis
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7 March
Josh D’Amaro Just Reset Expectations for a Major ‘Star Wars’ Ride
Major Disney news usually arrives with dramatic announcements, but sometimes the most revealing moments happen during honest conversations. Josh D’Amaro recently delivered one of those moments when discussing guest experiences — and his comments about a Star Wars attraction quickly caught attention. Rather than celebrating popularity alone, D’Amaro suggested Disney now evaluates rides based on dee
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4 March
After 70 Years, Disneyland Reveals Updated Tomorrowland Area
Disneyland Resort reopened the Galactic Grill outdoor seating area and Tomorrowland Terrace stage on March 1 after more than a month behind construction walls—but guests will struggle to notice any changes to this part of the 70-year-old theme park. Blue barriers surrounded the Tomorrowland patio starting January 27, blocking the outdoor dining space and stage while the Galactic Grill Quick-Servic
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4 March
Disney Security Quietly Introduces New Restrictions on Influencer Vlogging Gear
Technology has long shaped the way guests experience Disney parks. Years ago, visitors brought camcorders to capture family vacations. Today, smartphones and social media allow entire park visits to be shared in real time. But in 2026, Disney appears to be quietly tightening its stance on certain types of filming equipment entering the parks. At first glance, nothing seems different. Guests contin
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4 March
After a Month, Disney Park in California Finished Construction on This Kids’ Area
The Redwood Creek Challenge Trail bridge at Disney California Adventure has reopened after a four-week closure for wood panel repairs. This closure significantly impacted guest flow, especially for families with young kids. The construction walls are down, and the bridge is now fully operational, restoring access to this vital playground area since the park's opening in 2001. The closure began on
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3 March
70-Year-Old Disneyland Park Entrance Gets a Makeover
Disneyland Park's iconic entrance flowerbed switched from Mickey Mouse to Minnie Mouse this week, marking the start of Women's History Month celebrations at the Southern California theme park. The horticulture team replaced the classic Mickey Mouse design with Minnie beneath the Disneyland Railroad Station on Main Street, U.S.A. WDWNT posted a photo of the updated landscaping on Facebook. Disneyla
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1 March
The Mouse Always Wins: How the “MAGA Invasion” of Disneyland Collapsed into a Barely-Visible Flop
For weeks, the “anti-woke” corners of social media were vibrating with the promise of a reckoning. Saturday, February 28, 2026, was supposed to be the day the “silent majority” finally stood up to the Walt Disney Company. Promoted as a massive “MAGA Takeover” or “Invasion,” the event was designed to “reclaim the magic” and send a shockwav
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1 March
6’10” Woman Says Disney Refused To Let Her Ride Space Mountain on Multiple Occasions
A 6'10” Disneyland Resort guest has posted multiple videos claiming cast members repeatedly prevented her from riding Space Mountain despite appearing to fit in accessible ride vehicles. Instagram user Allie (@callmeallie32) shared footage from several attempts to experience the Tomorrowland roller coaster, documenting conversations with Disney cast members and her efforts to fit in differen
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Feb- 2026 -28 February
This Disney World Ride Closure Is Making Waves Throughout the Community as Fans Are in Mourning
There’s a certain electricity that hums through Disney’s Hollywood Studios the moment you step onto Sunset Boulevard. Neon lights flicker. Guitar riffs echo in the distance. And for nearly three decades, guests have raced toward one particular soundstage knowing they’re about to experience something Disney rarely offers at full throttle: pure, unapologetic rock ‘n’ roll. For many Walt Disney World
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28 February
Will This Disney Pirates Ride Change Forever? New Permits Say ‘Yes’
For generations of guests, walking beneath the archway into New Orleans Square at Disneyland Resort has felt like stepping into a living storybook. The scent of churros in the air, jazz drifting through the streets, and the distant sound of cannon fire all point to one unmistakable destination: Pirates of the Caribbean. Few attractions at The Walt Disney Company parks carry the same weight. Since
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