Global Disney Parks

Sharing news and details about Disney Parks outside the United States of America.

  • Jan- 2025 -
    28 January
    Main Street, U.S.A. lit up at dusk at Hong Kong Disneyland

    Disney Lake Closed, Update Given After Burnt Body Found Near Park

    A burnt body was discovered near a Disney theme park in Hong Kong, leading to an ongoing investigation by local authorities. The body was found by a couple over the weekend near Inspiration Lake Recreation Centre, a popular spot located on Lantau Island, just a short distance from Hong Kong Disneyland. The couple alerted nearby employees, and authorities were notified at approximately 3:30 p.m. on

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  • 19 January
    Two young women, one holding a smartphone for a selfie, pose enthusiastically next to Goofy in front of a colorful backdrop with trees and flowers at a theme park. One woman wears a blue dress and Minnie Mouse ears, while the other raises her arm in excitement.

    Two Goofys in One Place: Disneyland Mishap Caught on Camera

    A rare slip in The Walt Disney Company's famously strict “character integrity” rules has left fans buzzing after two Goofys were spotted within feet of each other at Disneyland Paris Resort. A video capturing the mishap amassed attention on social media. A Disney Character Mishap The incident was shared by Instagram user @aristokats_life, whose video shows Goofy appearing in two places

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  • 19 January
    Disney character performers dancing during the Magic Happens parade at Disneyland

    PHOTO: Disney Theme Park Guests Surround Fallen Character

    A shocking scene unfolded recently at Hong Kong Disneyland, leaving many guests concerned and confused. A photo shared by a visitor captured the aftermath of a peculiar incident involving Buzz Lightyear, who was found face down on the pavement and covered with a white sheet. Families and parkgoers gathered around the character as Disney cast members worked to address the situation. Disney Characte

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  • 18 January
    Entrance to Walt Disney Studios Park

    Disney Begins Cutting Away Parts of Theater in 90% Park Overhaul

    Walt Disney Studios Park – which has long faced criticism for its lack of attractions and immersive theming – is undergoing one of the most extensive overhauls of any Disney theme park, with Animagique Theater now brought into the mix. Much like Disney California Adventure Park in the 2000s, Walt Disney Studios Park has been striving to reinvent itself. Originally inspired by movie-making, the par

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  • 18 January
    Cinderella Castle at Tokyo Disneyland

    Disney’s Secretive Club 33 Shuts Down Temporarily – Here’s Why

    Disney has temporarily closed one of its ultra-exclusive Club 33 locations, with construction walls now concealing the private restaurant. Known for its subtle entrances and unparalleled exclusivity, Club 33 is a coveted (and expensive) retreat for Disney fans who value luxury and privacy. What Is Club 33? Conceived by Walt Disney as a space for hosting dignitaries and corporate sponsors, Club 33

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  • 15 January
    Fantasyland at Tokyo Disneyland

    Freezing for the Magic: Disney Fans Risk Health to Line Up Overnight

    Disney enthusiasts lining up outside Tokyo Disney Resort in the middle of the night have been warned about the risks of hypothermia as temperatures plunge. Crowds at Disney parks are nothing new, but Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea are renowned for attracting some of the largest turnouts, particularly during major openings or limited-time events. In 2024, the opening of Fantasy Springs at Tokyo Dis

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  • 15 January
    Olaf on Sven in Disney Stars on Parade

    Disney Pulls ‘Frozen,’ Elsa and Anna Removed After Peter Pan Exit

    A little over a week after Peter Pan (1953) was removed from Disneyland Paris’ Disney Stars on Parade, the beloved character and his Neverland-inspired float have been reinstated. Parades have been a cornerstone of Disney parks since the opening of Disneyland in 1955, offering guests an immersive way to experience the magic of Disney stories brought to life. The first-ever parade, the Disneyland O

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  • 14 January
    A group of people ride "it's a small world" at Tokyo Disneyland

    Disney Park Debuts Controversial Marvel Replacement for “It’s a Small World,” Starting Tomorrow

    Few Disney attractions are as universally recognized as “it's a small world,” and yet one version of the ride is changing from tomorrow. The Legacy of “it's a small world” The original “it's a small world” ride still stands in Disneyland Park's Fantasyland, where it opened in 1966 following its success at the 1964 World’s Fair. From its iconic theme song by the

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  • 10 January
    Drones in the shape of a pirate ship above Sleeping Beauty Castle during Disney Electrical Sky Parade

    Disney Scraps Two Nighttime Spectaculars With Immediate Effect, Replacement Incoming

    From Fantasy in the Sky to Happily Ever After, fireworks have long been an essential part of Disney magic. However, not every nighttime spectacular achieves legendary status. Case in point: Disney Illuminations, which officially bowed out of Disneyland Paris last night. The History of Disney Illuminations First introduced in 2017 to replace the fan-favorite Disney Dreams!, Disney Illuminations ori

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  • 7 January
    Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in front of a cloudy sky at Disneyland Paris, a Disney Resort in France, called Disneyland Paris.

    Another Thunder Mountain Bites the Dust: Disney Shutters Ride, Days After Evacuation

    Closures and maintenance are inevitable at Disney parks, ensuring that attractions remain safe and enjoyable for guests. This reality was highlighted recently when one version of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad experienced multiple interruptions last week, culminating in an evacuation just days before its scheduled multi-month closure. Evacuation Ushers In End of Operations Originally debuting at Di

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