Disney Parks

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

  • Sep- 2025 -
    6 September
    An enchanting outdoor scene featuring weathered brick walls, colorful flags strung across the open area, and lush greenery. A wooden cart is on the left, and various pottery and containers are on a small table against the wall.

    Disney World Expands Construction Animal Kingdom

    Big things are happening inside Disney's Animal Kingdom. Related: Disney About To Enforce Magic Kingdom Rule That Families Call A “Disaster” Over the past few months, significant changes have taken place in Disney’s Animal Kingdom, particularly in the DinoLand U.S.A. area. Construction walls have become more prominent, signaling a major transformation of the park. These walls not only indicate are

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  • 6 September
    Left: Donald Trump at a platform. Right: Donald Duck in the Mexico Pavilion at EPCOT.

    New Trump Tax Implementation Set to Impact Fragile Tourism Industry

    New Travel Tax Implementation Details The Trump administration's new travel tax, part of the recently enacted “One Big Beautiful Bill,” is set to take effect on October 1. This legislation establishes a non-refundable fee of $250 for all international visitors entering the United States without a non-immigrant visa. Implementing this Trump Tax raises significant concerns about its impact on the fr

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  • 5 September
    One the left: Mickey Mouse inside of Disney World. On the right: The Universal Orlando Resort globe as Epic Universe dominates amid the government shutdown.

    Universal May Outplay Disney With a Fifth Park Game Plan in the Making

    When people pictured a 5th gate, the safe bet was always on Disney. But whispers of unusual land development around Universal Boulevard suggest Universal might outplay Disney in the race to a 5th park. If true, the shift could rewrite the theme park rivalry in ways few predicted. Credit: Disney A Resort With Momentum Universal Orlando Resort is no longer Disney’s little brother. Universal Studios

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  • 5 September
    A family in front of the Tower of Terror at Disney's Hollywood Studios, a Disney World park.

    Disney World’s Heartbreaking Shift That Made Fans Say The Magic Is Gone

    Walt Disney wanted his parks to evolve. He believed change would keep them alive, and for decades, that idea worked. Guests embraced new attractions, updated technology, and refreshed lands. But not every shift feels like progress. Some changes carry the sting of loss, leaving fans nostalgic for what once was. Many believe Disney World has crossed that line, and the magic doesn’t feel the same. Cr

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  • 5 September
    Left: Donald Trump at a platform. Right: Donald Duck in the Mexico Pavilion at EPCOT.

    President Trump Just Made Disney World Flights a Little Less Financially Secure

    The Trump Administration has just dropped a compensation initiative that would have allowed Disney World travelers to get their money back if something happened, like a delay or flight cancellation. Now, Disney World travel will be a little more expensive and a lot less safe when it comes to getting money back for a delayed or canceled flight. President Trump Makes Disney World Travel a Little Les

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  • 5 September
    A panorama of Disneyland Park at Disneyland Paris Resort.

    Disneyland Confirms Sudden Closure of Two Parks Until Further Notice

    Two Disneyland parks are no longer accepting new guests today, September 5. Here's why. Disneyland Parks Now Closed off to the Public (Here’s Why) The day began with excitement and sunshine in Marne-la-Vallée. Families raced toward the gates, Mickey ears in place, hoping for a storybook adventure. But before lunch, the dream took a surprising turn: Disneyland Paris quietly announced that no more v

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  • 5 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.

    Disney World Appears to Lower Its Prices By Over 10%, but Looks Can Be Deceiving

    Price Adjustments at EPCOT Festival Recent reports indicate that Disney World has implemented a price drop of 11.3% at its EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival. This adjustment marks a noticeable shift from last year's total cost of all menu items, which amounted to $1,656.51, compared to the current total of $1,468.05. This pricing change comes when inflation continues to impact consumer sp

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  • 5 September
    Main Street, U.S.A. lit up at dusk at Hong Kong Disneyland

    Jungle Cruise Attraction Getting Retheme at Disney Park

    Disney theme parks worldwide are known for seasonal celebrations, and this September, Halloween is underway across the globe. Domestic parks like Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort host Oogie Boogie Bash and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, while international locations are introducing their own unique offerings. Hong Kong Disneyland is joining the festivities with Uninvited! A V

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  • 5 September
    Tiana animatronic on Tiana's Bayou Adventure at Walt Disney World Resort

    Disney Animatronic Glitch Turns the Magic into a Nightmare: See the Creepy Footage!

    Yesterday, riders on Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Disneyland Resort got more than they bargained for as the final scene of the attraction experienced a technical glitch, delivering a moment of unexpected suspense. Guests had anticipated a joyful, lively conclusion, but instead, the attraction took on a chilling vibe as many animatronics froze, and the work lights were turned on, creating an eerie an

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  • 5 September
    Tiana animatronic on Tiana's Bayou Adventure at Walt Disney World Resort

    More Walls Installed in Frontierland, This Time at Tiana’s Bayou Adventure

    Early July marked a turning point for Magic Kingdom, as two classic attractions gave way to the future. On July 7, both Tom Sawyer Island and the Rivers of America officially closed, paving the way for the most significant expansion in the park’s history. Since opening day on October 1, 1971, the Rivers of America has been a defining feature of Liberty Square and Frontierland, carrying the Liberty

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