Disney Parks

From Walt Disney World Resort to Disneyland Paris and everything in between! Here’s the latest information on the beloved Disney Parks.

  • Jun- 2026 -
    19 June
    Disney Springs water tower

    Federal Order Hits Disney Springs: Trump’s Labor Board Mandates Back Pay for Wrongfully Fired Worker

    Behind the meticulously curated magic of Walt Disney World, a high-stakes legal showdown has drawn the direct, heavy intervention of the federal government. While millions of tourists flock to Central Florida for carefree vacations, a gritty corporate battle over employee rights has resulted in a sweeping enforcement action from Washington. Credit: Disney The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)—

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  • 19 June
    Stitch with a young guest/kid at disney world during summer

    8 Lightning Lanes That Feel Absolutely Essential Across Walt Disney World

    Every Walt Disney World guest faces the same question sooner or later: Is Lightning Lane actually worth paying for? The answer depends heavily on which attractions top your must-do list. While many rides can be experienced on standby without sacrificing much time, several attractions regularly have waits that can consume a large portion of the day. When it comes to maximizing your time, a small gr

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  • 19 June
    The Living With the Land sign in Disney World's EPCOT

    Safety Pressure Mounts: Disney World Pushed Toward Seatbelts on 6 Attractions

    Walt Disney World attractions are designed around a simple expectation: guests follow instructions. Whether someone is riding a boat attraction, touring a greenhouse, or traveling through Tomorrowland, Disney depends on riders to remain seated and inside their assigned vehicles. Most guests do exactly that. A small number, however, create situations that can affect everyone around them. That reali

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  • 19 June
    Disney Cast Members

    Disney Proposes Major Benefit Rollbacks for Disneyland Cast Members

    Disneyland does not run on rides and fireworks alone. It runs on a workforce of cast members who show up day after day to operate attractions, run entertainment, staff dining locations, and handle the countless guest-facing roles that make the resort function the way visitors expect it to. That workforce operates under negotiated labor contracts, and one of those contracts is currently the subject

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  • 19 June
    Disney world guest with minnie mouse at epcot meet and greet

    A Mystery Curtain Just Came Down at Disney and What Is Behind It Has Fans Talking

    There has been a curtain up at the Port of Entry in EPCOT for weeks. Guests walking through the retail space at the start of World Showcase noticed it, wondered about it, and kept moving because there was a park to get to. This week, the curtain came down, and what was behind it is now open for business. A brand new Pandora charm counter just debuted inside Port of Entry, and it is one of the more

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  • 18 June
    A family with Donald Duck at Disney World

    Disney World Tries To Ease Concerns Over New Guest Restrictions

    Disney World has expanded on its controversial transportation changes. Transportation is one of the biggest perks of staying at Walt Disney World Resort. Guests can travel between hotels, theme parks, and Disney Springs without paying extra, making buses and boats a key part of the vacation experience. That convenience has also made Disney's complimentary transportation network a target for abuse.

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  • 18 June
    Disney Boardwalk and Jellyrolls.

    CONFIRMED: Disney Set to Completely Reshape BoardWalk Resort

    Disney's BoardWalk is about to look different. Over the past few years, longtime restaurants and nightlife spots have disappeared from the Disney World hotel and its attached waterfront, replaced by a new mix of dining, shopping, and entertainment. Sitting between EPCOT and Disney's Hollywood Studios, the BoardWalk has long attracted visitors who aren't even staying there. Its waterfront restauran

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  • 18 June
    DCA Food and Wine Festival Disney California Adventure

    Disneyland Attraction Misses Reopening Date After 4-Month Closure

    Summer is one of the busiest times of the year at Disneyland Resort, which is why attraction reopenings often generate plenty of excitement among visitors. That's exactly what happened with Inside Out Emotional Whirlwind at Disney California Adventure. The Pixar-themed attraction has been closed since February for refurbishment, and Disney had previously indicated that guests would be able to ride

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  • 18 June
    Donald Duck dressed as a jack-o'-lantern and Daisy Duck as a princess at Halloween

    Disney Just Dropped a Halloween Mystery and Only a Few Guests Get the Answer

    Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party tickets are now available to the general public, and news about the 2026 event is moving so fast that guests who aren't paying attention right now will miss something important. Halloween night is gone. October pricing has climbed to its highest range in the event's history. And Disney Vacation Club members just received an announcement about an exclusive part

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  • 18 June
    A lively boardwalk at Disney Springs, featuring a lighthouse, waterfront dining, and glowing sunset reflections on calm water.

    Disney World’s 4 Major Hotel Overhauls Threaten to Disrupt Thousands of Upcoming Family Vacations

    A Walt Disney World hotel is supposed to be the place where families escape the crowds. After spending all day racing between attractions, standing in Florida heat, and navigating packed walkways, guests typically return to their resorts expecting a relaxing environment. But for thousands of upcoming visitors, that experience may come with a familiar sight: construction walls. Disney has confirmed

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