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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    17 September
    figment ride stop - journey into imagination, epcot

    From Figment to the Yeti: The Construction Timelines for Disney’s D23 Megaprojects

    When Disney Experiences Chairman Thomas Mazloum took the stage at D23, he delivered a showcase tailored directly to die-hard theme park fans. Addressing long-standing petitions across nearly two decades of fan online discourse, Mazloum announced four holy-grail projects that sent theme park forums into overdrive: restoring Animal Kingdom's infamous animatronic, reimagining EPCOT's Spaceship Earth,

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  • 16 September
    The Enchanted Tiki Room entrance at Magic Kingdom

    After Almost 55 Years, Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room Is Changing

    Walt Disney World Resort has filed a new construction permit for Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, the audio-animatronic show in Adventureland at Magic Kingdom Park. Then known as Tropical Serenade, the show was an original feature of the Most Magical Place on Earth when it opened on October 1, 1971. Construction Permit for Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room On September 16, Walt Disney World Reso

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  • 16 September
    People walking in Tokyo Disneyland's Tomorrowland area

    This Week, Disneyland Began Reimagining Tomorrowland Area

    Construction has unexpectedly returned to Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters at Disneyland Park, just weeks after guests watched the last signs of scaffolding disappear from the Tomorrowland attraction. A Project That Looked Complete The ride originally closed from April through June for a mix of exterior updates and interior improvements. Disney cast members told WDWNT that the initial project include

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  • 16 September
    The “Frontierland Depot Thunder Mesa” sign at Disneyland Park

    Disneyland Confirms 2026 Refresh for Frontierland Area

    Two familiar Frontierland merchandise locations have emerged from behind construction scaffolding at Disneyland Park, part of a wider wave of refurbishment projects sweeping through the classic theme park land this month. Scaffolding Appears on Frontierland Rooftops Guests arriving at Disneyland Park in early September found scrim-covered scaffolding positioned on the rooftops of Pioneer Mercantil

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  • 16 September
    A crowd of people waits in line under a "Magic Kingdom Monorail" sign, while a gold-striped monorail train passes on an elevated track above the entrance. Trees and a station building are in the background.

    Disney World Monorail Shutdown Expands, Guests Forced Off Train

    Guests trying to get around Magic Kingdom encountered an unusual transportation headache on September 16. One Walt Disney World Monorail route stopped operating, and another initially offered an alternative. Then that second route ran into trouble, too. By the time the situation developed, both the Express and Resort Monorail lines were unavailable, affecting transportation between Magic Kingdom,

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  • 16 September
    The iconic Hollywood Tower Hotel facade of the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror

    Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Changes Confirmed by Disney World

    Six months into an extensive construction project, Walt Disney World Resort has begun uncovering the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror's newly refreshed exterior, offering guests their first real look at what's been happening behind the scaffolding since spring. How the Project Unfolded Walt Disney World Resort‘s construction permit for the attraction first appeared back in March, marking the st

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  • 16 September
    Guests explore Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disney's Hollywood Studios, near the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run attraction

    Disney World Permanently Removes 8-Year-Old Guest Experience

    Walt Disney World guests will find one less digital experience available during their next trip. After eight years of operation, Disney has permanently retired a service that once gave guests another way to interact with its theme parks. The shutdown affects everything from saved achievements to an experience built specifically around Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. The change officially took effect Sep

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  • 16 September
    Disney's Boardwalk

    New Sign Goes Up at Former Jellyrolls Location as October 1 Opening Nears

    There are some Disney World construction updates that immediately tell you a project is nearing the finish line. This certainly looks like one of them. Guests visiting Disney’s BoardWalk can now see the permanent sign for Hurly-Burly glowing on the former Jellyrolls building. After weeks of exterior changes, the new marquee gives the location an unmistakable identity just before it welcomes its fi

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  • 16 September
    Spaceship Earth with glowing Christmas tree in EPCOT

    Disney World Christmas Deal Could Cut Hundreds From Your Hotel Bill

    Christmas at Walt Disney World isn't known for being cheap. Between hotel accommodations, theme park tickets, meals, Lightning Lane purchases, and everything else that comes with a Disney vacation, the final price can climb quickly. This year, however, Disney has an offer that could make the hotel portion of a holiday trip noticeably less expensive. Select Disney World Resort hotel rooms are curre

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  • 16 September
    Guests fill the plaza before Cinderella Castle at Disney World. Florida Cyclospora outbreak Disney World

    Parents Face Government Sanctions After Family Disney World Vacation

    Let's be honest: a Walt Disney World vacation has always required some serious budgeting. But between ticket costs, Lightning Lane fees, flights, hotels, dining, and souvenirs, the overall price tag has been creeping up, and guests everywhere are noticing. Disney itself has acknowledged this shift. Company leadership, including CEO Josh D'Amaro and CFO Hugh Johnston, has noted that while fewer peo

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