Disney Parks

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

  • Aug- 2026 -
    31 August
    Guests stroll down Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom

    Disney Confirms Major Frontierland Closure, Replacement Coming to Magic Kingdom

    Magic Kingdom guests have watched the western side of the park change dramatically, and another longtime location is now caught in the middle of that transformation. The Diamond Horseshoe stopped operating as a traditional table-service restaurant earlier this year, temporarily giving its historic dining room over to Jessie’s Roundup for Cool KIDS’ SUMMER. That was never expected to be the end of

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  • 31 August
    Guests walk through Halloween-decorated Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World.

    For the First Time Since 2022, Disney World Fails To Sell Out Major Event

    Walt Disney World has finally broken a streak that had lasted through four complete Halloween seasons. For years, getting tickets to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party became increasingly difficult as dates disappeared from Disney’s calendar. Every single event eventually sold out in 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025. But 2026 has officially changed that pattern. The August 30 Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Ha

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  • 31 August
    The exterior of Tiana's Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom Park.

    Disney World Confirms Back-to-Back Magic Kingdom Refurbishments Starting September 28

    Another round of temporary changes is coming to Magic Kingdom, and guests with fall vacations may want to adjust their plans. Two attractions are scheduled for refurbishment over the next few months: the Walt Disney World Railroad and Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. The closures don't begin simultaneously, but there could be a period when both attractions are unavailable. That's particularly important fo

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  • 31 August
    Guests stroll through Africa at Disney's ANimal Kingdom Theme Park

    The Disney World Off-Season Is a Myth: How Massive Discounts and Parties Keep the Parks Packed

    For generations of Walt Disney World fans, late August and September represented the ultimate vacation hack. Once kids went back to school, the Orlando theme parks transformed into a veritable ghost town. You could stroll down Main Street, U.S.A., with endless elbow room and walk right onto Space Mountain without a wait. Today, that legendary off-season is entirely extinct. The Walt Disney Company

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  • 30 August
    Mike and Sulley on the Scare Floor in 'Monsters, Inc'

    Disney World Makes Major 2027 Monsters Inc. Land Move Earlier Than Expected

    The transformation of Disney’s Hollywood Studios is picking up speed. Disney is currently building Monstropolis, an entirely new Monsters, Inc.-themed land scheduled to open in 2027. Until now, much of what guests knew about the project came from concept art, announcements, and glimpses of construction from outside the work zone. Disney has now taken fans behind the scenes. The latest update doesn

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  • 30 August
    Skyliner

    Walt Disney World Tightens Transportation Rules Amid Multiple Disruptions

    One of Walt Disney World's biggest conveniences is its massive transportation network, but guests have encountered several changes lately. Buses, boats, and the Disney Skyliner have all been affected in different ways. Some changes are temporary, while another represents a permanent shift in how guests can travel from Disney Springs. And with additional Skyliner work approaching, the transportatio

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  • 30 August
    Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, and Donald Duck pose in front of spaceship earth in Disney World's EPCOT park.

    Disney World Opens Reservations for New $150 EPCOT Fireworks Experience

    EPCOT visitors have a new way to combine dinner with one of the biggest moments of the night, but the experience comes with a premium price. Reservations are now available for the Shiki-Sai Fireworks Dining Package at Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya in EPCOT's Japan Pavilion. The first available dates begin October 2, 2026, giving guests visiting Walt Disney World this fall another option for watching Lu

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  • 30 August
    The front of Carthay Circle Restaurant during Oogie Boogie Bash

    Disneyland’s October Halloween Parties Are Officially Gone

    Guests waiting until fall to secure Oogie Boogie Bash tickets may discover that they've waited too long. Disneyland Resort's popular Halloween event is approaching a complete sellout, with every October party now unavailable. The calendar has been shrinking throughout the summer, but the latest update removes the final October choices. Tickets for the October 22 and October 27 events are no longer

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  • 30 August
    Guests stroll toward the Chinese Theater at Disney's Hollywood Studios

    No Automatic Refunds: Why Disney World Makes You Fight for Your Money After Rained-Out Shows

    Florida’s unpredictable weather is an accepted part of any Walt Disney World vacation. Still, when a torrential downpour washes away an expensive, prepaid VIP experience, guests rightfully expect a seamless resolution. Unfortunately, for visitors who book premium dining packages tied to nighttime spectaculars, a canceled show doesn't just mean missing out on the magic—it means being forced into a

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  • 30 August
    Halloween balloons during Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party at Walt Disney World Resort

    The Halloween Party Slump Disney Didn’t See Coming: Same-Day Tickets Now Available

    Fall has officially arrived at Walt Disney World, bringing pumpkin decor to Main Street, U.S.A., and kicking off Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. For years, this separately ticketed, after-hours Magic Kingdom event has been an undisputed fan favorite, drawing massive crowds eager for the Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular, Mickey’s Boo-to-You Halloween Parade, and exclusive seasonal fireworks.

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