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 -29 January
The Super Bowl Is Coming to Disneyland
The magic of Disney parks has always gone far beyond attractions and fireworks. For generations, Disneyland has been a place where pop culture moments, nostalgia, and once-in-a-lifetime celebrations collide. Guests arrive expecting escapism, but sometimes, they find themselves part of something far bigger than a vacation—a shared moment that ripples across entertainment, sports, and fandom alike.
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29 January
Disney Spending Billions on All-New Space Mountain, Opening 2027
Tokyo Disney Resort is pouring nearly half a billion dollars into completely rebuilding Space Mountain, with the reimagined attraction set to debut in 2027 as part of a massive Tomorrowland transformation. The iconic indoor roller coaster shuttered on July 31, 2024, and demolition began almost immediately. Guests at Tokyo Disneyland watched construction barriers go up around the Tomorrowland landm
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29 January
Guest-Favorite Animal Kingdom Spot Returns With Unexpected Changes
Animal Kingdom visitors are getting a bit of good news sooner than expected. Harambe Market, the quick-service dining location nestled in the Africa section of the park, is reopening ahead of schedule. Originally projected to return in March, the location will now welcome guests beginning February 5, 2026. That adjustment may sound minor, but for guests navigating busy park days, it adds another v
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29 January
Magic Kingdom Fans Saddened by Disney’s Choice to Cutback Mickey Mouse
Is Mickey Mouse leaving Magic Kingdom? Well, in a way. Disney World has confirmed that another entertainment offering will be cut back as the Cinderella Castle continues to be impacted by the overhaul. Mickey Mouse (Kind Of) Leaves Magic kingdom…but Not for Long Every morning at Magic Kingdom, there’s a familiar rhythm guests have come to expect. The gates open, excitement hums through Main
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29 January
Disney World Ends Photography, Makeover, and More Services, Effective January 2026
Walt Disney World Resort has officially shut down a thriving network of unofficial service providers who've been operating on the property for the past six years, sending cease-and-desist letters to vendors who built businesses serving resort guests. The crackdown targets countless members of the “Ear for Each Other” Facebook group, a community born from necessity when Disney furloughe
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29 January
6 Hidden Disney World Locations That Deserve Way More Attention in 2026
Ask any Disney World fan, and they’ll say they know the parks inside and out. They plan Lightning Lane strategies with ease and move from one land to another without checking a map. Still, even experienced visitors miss a few peaceful spots hiding in plain sight. In 2026, guests often focus on the most prominent attractions, leaving quieter spaces overlooked. These areas remain open and accessible
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29 January
Disneyland Strips Multiple Key Magical Perks During 70th Anniversary
Disneyland Resort is officially in a celebratory era. Since last year, the park has marked its 70th anniversary by leaning into nostalgia and legacy, highlighted by additions such as a Walt Disney audio-animatronic and the return of Wondrous Journeys. But for some guests, though, that sense of celebration has been undercut by a growing list of cost-cutting measures. Across Disneyland Park and Disn
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29 January
Disney Park Abroad Announces Spring 2027 Launch for New Expansion
Tokyo Disney Resort just dropped the news everyone's been waiting for, and if you're planning a trip to Tokyo Disneyland anytime soon, you need to know this. The new Wreck-It Ralph attraction is officially opening in spring 2027, which is way more specific than the vague “2026 or later” timeline they gave us before. Now you can actually plan your vacation around experiencing this thing
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29 January
Confirmed: Disney Temporarily Scales Back Effects in Magic Kingdom Nighttime Spectacular
There’s a quiet ritual that plays out every evening at Magic Kingdom. Guests begin shifting toward the hub as the sun dips lower. Strollers park along the edges of walkways. Conversations turn toward one shared expectation: the nighttime spectacular that signals the day’s emotional finale. For many, Happily Ever After has been that dependable moment, the one that ties the entire visit together. Re
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28 January
Disney Changes Course on Future of Closed ‘Ratatouille’ Attraction
Disney has shared a new update on the future of its Ratatouille attraction, clarifying when guests can expect the ride to return following its recent closure. Since its debut, Ratatouille has represented Disney’s shift toward immersive, technology-driven attractions. Trackless ride systems, oversized physical sets, and layered projection effects place guests directly inside the story, racing throu
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