Disney Parks

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

  • Feb- 2026 -
    24 February
    three young adults laughing and drinking together at EPCOT's food and wine festival

    After Years of “Drinking Around the World,” EPCOT Makes Family-Friendly Statement

    If you ask ten Walt Disney World guests what EPCOT is most famous for today, at least half of them will probably mention margaritas before they mention innovation. That’s not necessarily a bad thing—but it does say something about how the park’s public image has evolved over the years. “Drinking around the world” has become a full-blown tradition for many visitors. Coordinated shirts. Scorecards.

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  • 24 February
    Fireworks over Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland. Disney Star Wars attraction.

    After Almost 7 Years, Disney Ends Service at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge

    Green Milk is gone from Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland Resort after serving as a signature Batuu beverage since the land opened in 2019. The Milk Stand menu now lists only Blue and Pink Milk. WDWNT posted this image on Tuesday showing the updated signage in Batuu West. Disney cast members reportedly confirmed the removal is permanent, though the Disneyland Resort app still incorrectly show

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  • 24 February
    Spaceship Earth as seen from across the World Showcase Lagoon at EPCOT.

    EPCOT Absorbs Growing Attendance Across Walt Disney World

    Spring at Disney World usually means one thing: EPCOT shines. The Flower & Garden Festival rolls in, the park fills with colorful topiaries, and guests happily spend hours grazing around World Showcase. But this year, EPCOT’s crowd surge isn’t just seasonal. It’s strategic. Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios are both navigating major shifts. Dinoland is closed at Animal Kingdom, and Planet Watch

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  • 24 February
    A pool in front of the exterior of Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

    A Lost Grand Floridian Dining Tradition Returns After 6 Years of Absence

    Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is reviving afternoon tea on March 19, 2026, after a nearly six-year hiatus since March 2020 due to COVID-19. The Garden View Lounge will feature an Alice in Wonderland theme, and reservations opened on February 19, quickly filling up as fans have eagerly awaited this return. The new experience costs $79 per adult plus tax and gratuity, with a $49 option for k

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  • 24 February
    Mickey Mouse poses in front of the Millennium Falcon at Disney World’s Star Wars ride, ready for a galaxy-sized adventure.

    Disney World Confirms Why It Removed This ‘Star Wars’ Area

    Animation Courtyard has long served as a quiet but meaningful corner of the park. While blockbuster attractions draw crowds elsewhere, this space has offered something different: a celebration of the artistry behind Disney magic. Families have wandered through shaded pathways, children have danced alongside Disney Jr. characters, and lifelong fans have paused to reflect on the creative legacy of T

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  • 24 February
    Massive Traffic

    The Self-Driving Car Invasion of Orlando Theme Parks Just Started

    Waymo launched its autonomous ride-hailing service in Orlando on February 24, 2026, meaning fully driverless cars with literally nobody behind the wheel are now operating on Central Florida roads, covering Universal Orlando Resort, parts of Walt Disney World Resort, and Orlando International Airport. This isn't some distant future concept anymore. These cars are driving around theme park areas rig

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  • 24 February
    Guests gather after dark as Cinderella Castle glows with dazzling, colorful lights at Magic Kingdom.

    NEW: 30,000 Extra Guests Descend on Disney World This Week

    There are weeks at Walt Disney World when you can sense the change before you ever check the crowd calendar. The buses are fuller before 7:00 a.m. The security lines move steadily instead of casually. Lightning Lane return times disappear with unusual speed. And the energy — that low hum that lives in the background of every Disney park day — feels louder. If you’re on property right now, you’re n

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  • 24 February
    Mystic Manor exterior at night

    Disney Shutters Its Haunted Mansion Replacement, Effective Immediately

    Disney has shuttered one park's replacement for Haunted Mansion. First unveiled in 1969 at Disneyland, Haunted Mansion blended eerie atmosphere with playful humor, setting it apart from traditional horror attractions with 999 happy haunts. The ride later expanded to Walt Disney World and other resorts, becoming one of Disney’s most enduring and frequently reimagined dark rides. Each version has it

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  • 24 February
    Guests stroll outside Hyperspace Mountain at Hong Kong Disneyland

    Disney Officially Shuts Down One Version of Space Mountain

    Disney has closed one version of Space Mountain, effective today. Space Mountain has long occupied a unique position in Disney’s global ride lineup. Since opening in 1975 at Walt Disney World, Space Mountain has been one of Disney’s defining thrill rides. The enclosed roller coaster has sparked duplicates across the globe. Disney replicated the attraction at Disneyland, Tokyo Disneyland, Disneylan

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  • 24 February
    The Rock 'n' Roller Coaster entrance at Disney's Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World Resort.

    Warning: The Clock Is Ticking on Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster at Disney’s Hollywood Studios

    Theme park fans get used to change, but some goodbyes feel heavier than others. After nearly three decades of high-speed launches and blaring rock anthems, one of Hollywood Studios’ most recognizable attractions is about to close its original chapter. March 1 will be the last day to ride Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith. After that, the experience you’ve known since 1999 disappears. If i

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