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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Jul- 2026 -29 July
Disneyland Replaces Original Snow White Character With “Woke” Version
Disney fans have watched plenty of classic attractions evolve over the years, but changing how a beloved character’s story ends tends to attract a little more attention. That’s especially true when Snow White is involved. Disney already faced intense criticism over the direction of Snow White (2025), with some fans accusing the company of replacing the traditional fairy-tale romance with a more pr
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29 July
Disney World Guests Face $149 Price Tag for New EPCOT Fireworks Experience
Getting a great view of EPCOT’s nighttime fireworks can require a little planning, especially if guests want to pair the show with dinner. Disney World is about to give visitors another option. A new Shiki-Sai Fireworks Dining Package is coming to Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya in EPCOT’s Japan Pavilion. The experience combines Japanese cuisine with views of Luminous: The Symphony of Us over World Showc
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29 July
Magic Kingdom Changing Guest Entry and Dropping Lightning Lane Imminently
Walt Disney World has revised its operating calendar for the second half of the summer, and the changes reveal a company trying to balance two distinct audiences on the same operating day: guests attending Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, and guests who purchased a standard day ticket with no interest in the separately ticketed event. Extended Operating Hours Across Multiple Parks The revisi
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29 July
Disneyland Hit With Water Failure, Guests Left Without Restrooms
Disneyland had no water Tuesday night. The park stayed open anyway. Let that sit for a second, because it is the part everybody keeps circling back to. Look, every Disneyland visitor has a running list of things that can wreck a day at the park. A downpour. A headliner is going down for refurbishment. Lightning Lane sold out before you finished breakfast. Irritating stuff, but manageable stuff. Yo
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28 July
Disneyland Confirms Closure of 31-Year-Old ‘Indiana Jones’ Ride
One of Disneyland’s most popular attractions is set to close in less than two months. Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye has anchored Adventureland since March 3, 1995, combining a detailed archaeological setting with a turbulent ride through collapsing ruins, lava, skeletons, snakes, and a giant rolling boulder. The attraction was developed during Disney’s long creative partners
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28 July
Don’t Book Your August 2026 Disney World Vacation Without First Knowing This Major Update
Walt Disney World has added four resort-area construction and maintenance notices to an already crowded refurbishment calendar. The hotels will remain open, but guests at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa, Disney’s Yacht and Beach Club Resorts, Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas – Kidani Village could encounter noise, detours, transportation chang
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28 July
Confirmed: Disney World Forever Changes Original 1971 Hotel
After months of several simultaneous refurbishment projects, Walt Disney World Resort is slowly revealing the updates to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. Latest Update From Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort For several months, Walt Disney World Resort has been refurbishing multiple areas around Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, which opened alongside the Most Magical Place on Earth in 1971.
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28 July
Disneyland Guests Have 2 Days Until Reservations Open for Returning Halloween Experience
There’s a lot to squeeze into a Halloween visit to Disneyland Resort. Between Haunted Mansion Holiday, Halloween Screams, seasonal food, decorations, entertainment, and everything guests normally want to experience at Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure, a single evening can disappear surprisingly quickly. Disney is bringing back an experience in August that bundles several of those Ha
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28 July
Disney World Restricts Frontierland as Massive Piston Peak Construction Ramps Up
Frontierland looks very different these days, and the changes at Magic Kingdom are becoming harder to miss. Disney has spent months transforming the former Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer Island area into a massive construction zone. Now, the Piston Peak National Park project is reaching another important stage. Heavy infrastructure is filling the site, a huge retaining wall has taken shape, and
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28 July
Disney World Warning: 7 New Guest Rules Now Enforced Across Resort for 2026
Disney World guests have plenty to keep track of in 2026, and the usual vacation planning checklist is only part of it. Park hours, attraction closures, dining reservations, and Lightning Lane plans still matter, but Disney has also rolled out or tightened several rules across the resort. Some affect transportation and hotel benefits. Others change how Disney handles merchandise events, outside bu
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