Disney Parks

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

  • Jul- 2026 -
    10 July
    Space Mountain entrance in Disney World's Magic Kingdom

    Is Space Mountain Closing for a Massive Rebuild? What We Know About Magic Kingdom’s Next Big Project

    The Magic Kingdom is currently undergoing a historic metamorphosis. Bulldozers are actively clearing space for the highly anticipated Cars-themed Piston Peak in Frontierland, while the ominous Villains Land expansion is taking shape just beyond the park's berm. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad recently roared back to life in May 2026 after a comprehensive year-long track replacement, and even the Car

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  • 10 July
    The iconic Hollywood Tower Hotel, home to the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios

    A Scary Moment at Disney Orlando Park Reminded Us That Even Disney Is Not Perfect

    There is a reason Fantasmic is on almost every Hollywood Studios must-do list. The show is genuinely spectacular in a way that is hard to describe until you are sitting in that amphitheater watching fire and water and a 40-foot dragon come to life on a lagoon stage in the middle of the night. It is the kind of experience that makes you remember why Disney does what it does better than anyone else

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  • 10 July
    Guests enjoy a fun float on inner tubes in the lazy river at a Disney Springs resort, smiling and soaking up the family-friendly vibes.

    We Need to Talk About What Is Happening Outside at Disney World Right Now

    We love sharing the good stuff in this space. The food finds, the hidden gems, the little moments that make a Disney World trip feel like something you will talk about for years. But every once in a while something comes up that matters more than any churro recommendation or resort review, and this is one of those times. If you are visiting Walt Disney World or Universal Orlando Resort this week,

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  • 10 July
    Gideon's Bakehouse cookie

    The Future of Gideon’s Bakehouse at Disney Springs Is Suddenly Very Uncertain

    We have written about Gideon's Bakehouse more times than we can count. The cookies, the lines, the monthly releases that send this community into a frenzy every single time. It is one of those Disney Springs spots that has become genuinely woven into the fabric of what a Walt Disney World visit feels like for so many of us, and not just because of what comes out of the oven. The art. The packaging

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  • 9 July
    Mickey and Minnie greet guests in their new DVC outifts

    Disney’s Lawsuits: Why 5,000 Teachers and Cast Members Are Pleading With the Mouse Not to Take Their Funding

    Walt Disney World is known as the economic heartbeat of Central Florida, drawing millions of visitors and billions of dollars into the local economy. But behind the iconic theme parks and luxury resorts, a bitter and highly technical legal battle has been quietly unfolding. Credit: Disney Disney is systematically winning lawsuits to slash the assessed value of its properties, securing massive corp

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  • 9 July
    Lightning over the Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom park

    Lightning Struck Magic Kingdom Structure on July 5, New Report Confirms

    A new video circulating on social media captures the terrifying moment lightning hit a building in Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom Park during the severe thunderstorms that swept through Walt Disney World Resort on July 5. Caught on Camera During the Storm Instagram user @kenyabarisone was already recording the torrential downpour from an alcove near the Storybook Circus area when lightning struck a

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  • 9 July
    Interior of a gift shop at Disneyland Paris

    Disney Parks Merchandise Prices Plummet by 70%

    Disney shoppers are seeing one of the steepest merchandise markdowns of the summer. The latest round of discounts comes at a time when Disney vacation costs remain a major concern for families. Park tickets, hotel stays, food, and souvenirs can quickly push a trip far beyond the original budget. That has made any Disney price cut more noticeable. In 2026, the company has leaned into selective disc

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  • 9 July
    Guests stroll through Cars Land at Disney California Adventure Park

    Disney Shuts Down Cars Land Area Through July 10

    More than half of the Cozy Cone Motel's dining stands are closed in Cars Land at Disney California Adventure Park this week, and Disneyland Resort hasn't said a word about it publicly. Three Cones Go Dark WDWNT reported on July 9 that three of the five iconic cone-shaped Quick-Service locations at the Cozy Cone Motel are currently closed for refurbishment. The outlet shared a photo of the Chili Co

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  • 9 July
    The Germany Pavilion in the EPCOT World Showcase.

    Disney World’s Germany Areas Now Blocked to Guests, Updates Given

    A construction project at EPCOT's Germany Pavilion is showing no signs of slowing down, with newly amended permit documents pointing to work continuing into early 2027. Germany has been a fixture of EPCOT's World Showcase since the Florida park opened in 1982. Positioned between the Italy and China pavilions, the area recreates the look of a picturesque German village through detailed architecture

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  • 9 July
    Disney's Wilderness Lodge Resort exterior. Disney Wilderness Lodge boat transportation closure

    Disney World’s Holiday Price System Forces Families To Cancel Deluxe Resort Stays

    Every year, thousands of Disney fans begin planning their holiday vacations months in advance. They picture festive decorations lining Main Street, U.S.A., exclusive Christmas entertainment, and relaxing evenings back at one of Walt Disney World's iconic Deluxe Resorts after a long day in the parks. For many families, that dream vacation is changing in 2026. As Disney continues raising prices acro

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