Disney Parks
From Walt Disney World Resort to Disneyland Paris and everything in between! Here’s the latest information on the beloved Disney Parks.
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Jan- 2026 -7 January
Disney Water Park Will Close February 15 After Guest’s Lawsuit Over Waterslide “Wedgie”
Walt Disney World Resort is preparing to rebuild the Humunga Kowabunga waterslide at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park following a high-profile lawsuit from a guest who claimed the attraction caused severe injuries. Construction permits filed recently suggest major work is planned for the controversial slide during the water park's upcoming seasonal closure, which begins February 15. $50,000 Laws
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7 January
Disney Takes Next Step Toward Updating Iconic ‘Star Wars’ Ride
Walt Disney World has officially taken a meaningful step toward updating one of its most recognizable Star Wars attractions. Disney has filed a new construction permit tied to Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, signaling that work related to the ride’s future is now actively moving forward. The permit, which lists “general construction,” applies to the attraction located inside Disney's Hollywood S
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7 January
Did Disney World Just Save DINOSAUR? Ride Scheduled To Close on February 1
DINOSAUR is scheduled for extinction at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park on February 1, 2026, with the entire DinoLand U.S.A. area disappearing to make room for new attractions. However, Disney cast members have found a creative way to preserve the beloved ride's memory at Walt Disney World Resort, ensuring DINOSAUR won't be completely forgotten when it closes. DinoLand U.S.A. Faces Complete Dem
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7 January
‘Alice in Wonderland’ Experience Confirmed for 2026 EPCOT Debut
EPCOT has always been a park in motion. Even when nothing major is officially announced, it’s constantly adjusting its tone—sometimes in ways that are easy to miss unless you’re paying close attention. Right now, as the 2026 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts approaches, that shift is happening again, and it’s wrapped in whimsy. An Alice in Wonderland–themed food studio is joining the festiv
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7 January
EPCOT’s Food Lineup Is Changing Fast With 59 New Festival Items
EPCOT’s food scene is evolving rapidly, and the 2026 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts makes that change impossible to ignore. Disney has introduced 59 new food items for the festival, transforming what was once a predictable seasonal menu into a wide-ranging culinary reset. This update reaches across the entire park, from World Celebration to World Showcase, signaling that Disney is treati
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7 January
Large-Scale Construction Reshapes Magic Kingdom for Upcoming Villains Land
Magic Kingdom doesn’t usually change overnight, but right now, it feels like something has clicked into place. Villains Land is no longer a distant idea or a carefully teased concept. It’s actively taking shape, and the signs are unmistakable. Cranes stretch into the sky, construction areas continue to grow, and the pace of progress suggests Disney is moving with real urgency. This isn’t a slow bu
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7 January
Disney World Quietly Changes Starbucks Plans Ahead of 2026
The Disney Dining Plan has revealed the fate of Starbucks returning for the 2026 season. Disney Dining Plan Confirms Fate of Starbucks For weeks, guests planning 2026 vacations noticed something felt off. Familiar names were gone. Morning coffee routines looked uncertain. And longtime Dining Plan users began asking the same question: Did Disney just downgrade one of its most popular vacation perks
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7 January
Disney’s Animal Kingdom Is Becoming an Expensive Construction Site
Let's address what everyone visiting Animal Kingdom is thinking but Disney refuses to acknowledge: the park has become a maze of construction walls, and it's getting worse by the week. Welcome to Wall Kingdom Remember when EPCOT was jokingly called “Wallcot” due to extensive construction? Animal Kingdom is following suit, with guests paying full price to navigate around plywood barrier
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7 January
Animal Kingdom Clears More of DinoLand as Demolition Momentum Builds
DinoLand U.S.A. always felt like the oddball corner of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Loud colors, clashing themes, and carnival chaos made it impossible to miss. Now, it’s impossible to ignore how fast it’s disappearing. Construction barriers have tightened. Pathways have narrowed. What once felt like a slow fade now feels like a countdown. The land isn’t quietly slipping away anymore. It’s being activ
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7 January
Disney Just Told DVC Members Their Loyalty Doesn’t Matter
Disney World dropped massive hotel discounts this week, essentially telling their most loyal and invested guests to sit down and be quiet. Let's talk about what just happened because it's honestly kind of wild. Three Discounts, One Glaring Omission Disney announced three separate summer hotel promotions. Annual Passholders can save up to 40% on select resorts from May through July. Florida residen
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