Disney Parks

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  • Sep- 2025 -
    10 September
    EPCOT World Showcase Cast members on a bright sunny day outside with plates of food and drinks from the Food and Wine Festival for guests at Disney World.

    You Might Have To Wait Over an Hour To Eat at EPCOT This Fall

    The 2025 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival is officially underway, and Disney Park guests have noticed a surprising trend—long lines forming for some of the festival’s most popular bites and sips over an hour before the theme park opens. In 2025, the International Food & Wine Festival features more than 30 Global Marketplace booths across EPCOT’s World Showcase, along with additional Quick

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  • 10 September
    pair of hands holds Minnie Mouse annual passholder sticker

    SOON: Disney World Ending Special Annual Passholder Offer

    Don't miss this great Disney World deal! Related: Muppets Courtyard Is Almost Gone: You Won’t Believe What’s Next Annual passes have become increasingly important for avid visitors to Disney World. For those who frequent the parks, an annual pass can lead to substantial savings and exclusive benefits, making the magic of Disney accessible throughout the year. Guests rely on these passes not just f

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  • 10 September
    Crowds walk through Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Park.

    The 2010s Are So Back: Disney Parks Return to Pre-COVID Policy

    Disneyland Resort quietly rolled back a COVID-era change on Wednesday, September 10, returning to a rope-dropping procedure guests haven’t seen since the 2010s. The shift quickly caught the attention of Disney Parks fans on social media, with many celebrating the return to a familiar routine. Rope-dropping, for those new to the concept, is when guests arrive at Disneyland Park or Disney California

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  • 10 September
    Crowds on Main Street, USA, at Disneyland Park, in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Disney bus service.

    Why Your Next Disney Trip Might Look Shockingly Different

    Local government officials are proposing to raise your Disney parks ticket and parking prices, which could affect your upcoming vacation plans. Disney Parks Could Become Even More Costly Thanks To Local Government Officials For many families, a trip to Disneyland is the ultimate dream vacation—a chance to walk down Main Street, ride Space Mountain, and see fireworks light up the night sky. But beh

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  • 10 September
    "it's a small world" lightning lane

    The Disney World Rides You Can Enjoy Without Paying for Lightning Lane

    You might be tempted to maximize your paid Lightning Lane Multi Pass at Walt Disney World Resort, taking in as many rides as possible. But not every attraction requires a skip-the-line reservation, and you might end up wasting some of your limited time slots. Here’s a list of nine Disney rides that won’t need that extra reservation – and why you’ll want to check them out. 1. Mickey’s PhilharMagic

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  • 10 September
    Guests at Disney World

    Park Closures: History Could Repeat Itself at Disney World This Year

    Fall is arriving in Central Florida, and with it, Walt Disney World Resort has closed the curtain on its unique six-park summer. Blizzard Beach said goodbye on September 8, leaving Typhoon Lagoon as the sole water park operating heading into the cooler months. This summer was a special one. From May 21 through September 7, guests could choose between the tropical setting of Typhoon Lagoon and the

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  • 10 September
    The entrance to Muppet*Vision 3D when it was still sponsored by Kodak.

    Muppets Courtyard Is Almost Gone: You Won’t Believe What’s Next

    Disney’s Hollywood Studios is in the midst of a major evolution, and the changes are now impossible to miss. Once a whimsical corner dedicated to Jim Henson’s beloved characters, Muppets Courtyard is steadily disappearing as construction gears up for a new land inspired by the Monsters Inc. franchise. Iconic Sign Covered The latest sign that the end is near comes with the covering of the iconic Mu

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  • 10 September
    Donald Duck waves from a colorful parade float, surrounded by balloons and Disney-themed decorations, with Dumbo and other playful characters in the background under a bright, partly cloudy sky.

    Keep Them or Cut Them? Disney Fans Argue Over Parades

    For many, no Disney vacation is complete without a parade. Families have long gathered on Main Street, waiting for floats, music, and characters to pass by. Yet not everyone feels the same way anymore. Some guests see parades as outdated or disruptive, while others insist they remain a magical tradition. Whether Disney should keep parades forever has become one of the park’s hottest debates. Credi

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  • 10 September
    Mickey and Minnie Mouse dressed in Halloween costumes for Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party

    Going, Going, Gone! Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Nears Sellout

    Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is once again capturing the attention of Disney fans as Halloween season approaches. The seasonal celebration at Magic Kingdom has long been a favorite for families and Disney enthusiasts, offering a playful mix of classic Halloween thrills and Disney magic. Recent updates indicate that ticket availability is rapidly diminishing, leaving just six remaining nig

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  • 10 September
    Mickey Mouse with EPCOT's Spaceship Earth in the background

    Ranking the Most Likely Shutdowns to Happen Inside EPCOT

    If you thought EPCOT’s grand transformation wrapped up in 2024 meant smooth sailing from here on out, think again. The construction walls may be gone, but the long game for Disney is always about deciding what stays, what goes, and what gets reimagined. And while some EPCOT staples are rock-solid, others are teetering dangerously close to extinction. The Winners Fresh projects like CommuniCore Hal

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