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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Jun- 2025 -12 June
Reports of ICE Stops at Disney Resort Raise Concerns Among Cast Members
Recent claims from Disneyland Resort cast members have raised alarms, as reports circulate that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been stopping employees as they leave company parking lots. These allegations, which have spread rapidly on social media and among park staff, suggest that ICE agents have been seen in various locations across the resort, including the Mickey an
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12 June
Surviving Magic Kingdom: 10 Tips for a Stress-Free, Magical Day
A visit to the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World is a dream come true for many. But with so much to see and do, it can feel overwhelming. To help you maximize your time and create unforgettable memories, we’ve put together a guide with 10 essential steps to get the most out of your day at Magic Kingdom. 1. Plan Your Day in Advance A successful day at Magic Kingdom starts long before you enter the
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12 June
One Year Later, Disney Reverses Liberty Square Decision
Big changes are underway at Magic Kingdom as Frontierland and Liberty Square prepare for exciting transformations. But amid all the large-scale updates, it’s the return of a beloved snack that has guests cheering—and heading straight to Liberty Square’s Sleepy Hollow. Just steps away from the Haunted Mansion and offering stunning views of Cinderella Castle, Sleepy Hollow has long been a go-to for
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11 June
EPCOT Attraction Shut Down After Guest Drops Into Ride Track
A Walt Disney World Resort guest recently admitted that she once caused a shutdown of EPCOT’s Spaceship Earth attraction—completely by accident. Spaceship Earth is no stranger to occasional downtime. The omnimover-style ride, which has been operating since EPCOT’s opening day on October 1, 1982, takes guests on a slow-moving journey from prehistoric cave paintings to the modern digital age. At the
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11 June
Disney To Introduce New Versions of Mickey and Minnie Mouse Later This Year
Disneyland Resort’s Halloween Time celebration will look a little different this year, especially for two of Disney’s most iconic characters. Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse are getting a brand-new makeover in honor of multiple milestones happening across the Southern California Disney destination. The Halloween Time update comes during the Disneyland70 celebration, which began last month and runs t
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11 June
Guests Sleep Outside Disney Park as Resale Chaos Escalates
One Disney park has once again found itself at the center of a growing resale problem. Last week, long before opening hours, dozens of people were seen camping outside the entrance, hoping to get their hands on a new line of limited-edition merchandise. Scenes like this have become increasingly common as demand for exclusive Disney products continues to climb. Across multiple parks, guests are lin
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11 June
Fourth Fire Breaks Out in the EPCOT World Showcase
Another fire incident has been reported at EPCOT, marking the fourth in a string of similar occurrences at or near the second Walt Disney World Resort theme park this year. Guests visiting the popular theme park on Tuesday were once again startled to see smoke rising from the direction of several World Showcase Pavilions, raising fresh concerns about the park’s recent fire-related track record. On
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11 June
These 8 Disney World Rides Don’t Impress Everyone
Disney parks have magical experiences, thrilling attractions, and beloved characters. However, not every experience resonates with all visitors. While some attractions have substantial nostalgic value, others might feel underwhelming. Here are ten Disney experiences that some guests find less than captivating. 1. It's a small world A Disney classic, “it's a small world”, is beloved by
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11 June
Disney Guests Trapped as Monorail Fills With Water During Violent Storm
Walt Disney World Resort guests endured a harrowing ride aboard the Monorail this week as a powerful storm swept through Central Florida. On Tuesday, June 10, the Walt Disney World Monorail continued operations through heavy rainfall, even as multiple guests reported leaks and near-zero visibility while traveling along the Magic Kingdom loop. The Monorail, which typically provides reliable service
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11 June
Disney World Is Changing the Way Guests Can Visit Magic Kingdom
Walt Disney World Resort is making exciting adjustments to its schedule, and with them comes a wave of thrilling updates across its beloved theme parks. This summer, Disney’s Animal Kingdom takes center stage with extended operating hours and plans for transformative experiences that promise to reshape the park’s future. Animal Kingdom has officially taken over Extended Evening Hours (EEH) followi
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