Disney Parks

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

  • Apr- 2026 -
    9 April
    family in front of spaceship earth in disney world's epcot park

    Private EPCOT Fireworks View Lets Guests Skip the Crowds Completely

    There’s a certain routine most EPCOT guests know all too well. As the evening gets closer to fireworks, everything starts to shift. Guests slowly make their way around World Showcase Lagoon, scanning for the perfect spot. Some people claim space early. Others circle endlessly, hoping something opens up. It’s part of the experience—but it can also take up a big chunk of your night. Now, there’s a n

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  • 9 April
    Animatronics in jail on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Magic Kingdom Park

    Walt Disney’s Original Pirates of the Caribbean Ride To Close, Attached Restaurant Will Remain Open

    Walt Disney's original Pirates of the Caribbean attraction is heading into an indefinite refurbishment this May, but the restaurant that's been a part of it since day one isn't going down with the ship. Closing Together, Reopening Separately Pirates of the Caribbean and Blue Bayou Restaurant have shared the same footprint in New Orleans Square since both opened in 1967. This spring, they'll close

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  • 9 April
    Pluto stands in front of Storybook Circus at the Magic Kingdom inside Disney World.

    Piston Peak Expansion at Magic Kingdom Takes Major Step Forward With New Permit

    For Disney fans who have been waiting for a serious update on the new Cars-inspired land at Magic Kingdom, this is the kind of news that gets attention fast. Piston Peak has stayed on people’s minds ever since Disney revealed its plans, but actual movement has felt slow from the outside. There has been work in the area, of course, but not much that made the project feel like it was about to shift

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  • 9 April
    Iconic Walt Disney Company water tower. Disney bomb threat case

    Something Unexpected Is Happening Inside Disney as Workforce Changes Begin Rolling Out

    For generations, a trip to Disney has meant more than just rides and attractions—it’s been about the people. The Cast Members who greet guests with a smile, the behind-the-scenes teams who bring stories to life, and the countless employees who make the magic feel effortless. But lately, something feels different. Fans are noticing subtle shifts across Disney parks and experiences. Conversations on

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  • 9 April
    a family enters their hotel room at a walt disney world resort hotel

    Disney World Set to Eliminate a Hotel Perk Guests Thought Was Safe

    There’s a reason so many guests choose to stay at Walt Disney World hotels. It’s not just about location—it’s about the perks that come with it. But now, there’s a growing feeling that one of those perks might be changing in a bigger way than expected. Nothing has been officially announced, but when you connect the dots, it starts to look like Disney could be rethinking how it delivers value to ho

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  • 9 April
    Crowds of people walk toward the Tree of Life at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park

    Disney Just Stripped Two Beloved Original Characters From Its Orlando Park Forever

    Chester and Hester are officially being erased from Disney's Animal Kingdom, and Thursday morning's construction activity made that clearer than anything that has happened at the site since DinoLand U.S.A. closed in January 2025. The iconic yellow explosion backdrop for the Chester and Hester dinosaur sign at Dinosaur Treasures was removed on April 9, along with the last Restaurantosaurus sign at

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  • 9 April
    Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom Park as seen from Disney's Contemporary Resort.

    Something Is Adding $100s to Disney World Trips in 2026

    There’s a moment every Disney World planner knows well. You pick your dates, choose your hotel, add your tickets—and then you see the total. In 2026, that moment is hitting a little differently. At first, everything looks normal. Ticket prices haven’t skyrocketed overnight. Resorts still offer a range of options. But once you start building out a full trip, something unexpected happens. The total

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  • 9 April
    A family in front of Cars section of Disney's Art of Animation Resort hotel

    Going to Disney in May Is Suddenly a Very Smart Financial Decision

    Walt Disney World is not a theme park that typically needs to work hard to fill its hotels and parks during the summer months. Summer has historically been one of the resort's highest-demand periods, and pricing has always reflected that reality. When Disney starts stacking deals specifically targeting the early summer window, it is worth paying attention to both the deals themselves and the conte

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  • 8 April
    Millennium Falcon in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disney World's Hollywood Studios.

    Disney World’s Star Wars Day Plans Hit Unexpected Roadblock for Thousands of Guests

    For many fans, May the 4th isn’t just another day—it’s a tradition. A moment to revisit the stories that shaped childhoods, sparked imaginations, and built one of the most passionate fandoms in the world. Whether it’s rewatching iconic battles on Disney+, diving into new lore, or simply saying “May the Force be with you” to fellow fans, the day carries a unique kind of magic. At Walt Disney World,

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  • 8 April
    Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse in front of Cinderella Castle at Tokyo Disneyland. Tokyo Disney Fantasy Springs entrance. Tokyo Disney earthquake alert

    Report: Disney Considering Brand-New Theme Park Named ‘DisneySky’

    Disney’s theme park business has grown dramatically since Disneyland Park opened in Anaheim, California, in 1955. Resorts in Florida, Paris, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Shanghai have since followed, turning the company into one of the world’s dominant players in global tourism. But new parks have become rare. In recent years, Disney has largely focused on expanding existing parks rather than building en

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