Sometimes, it’s really hard to remember how all of this started. How is it possible that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and one of the state’s largest employers and taxpayers, the Walt Disney Company, are at each other’s throats? And really, it all comes back to one simple decision, almost a capitulation, by someone who doesn’t even work for Disney anymore. ...
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Surprise Double Proposal Leaves Disney Guests in Tears
For many big Disney fans, one of the most amazing things that could happen to you is receiving a proposal in front of a Disney castle. Or, really, anywhere at Disney. Surrounded by magic and happiness, and then having the person you love ask you to marry them. Then, you get to go around the parks as a newly engaged ...
Read More »Woman Called Out For Trying to Leave Toddler Niece Out of Disney Vacation
One of the debates that is a constant among Disney fans and guests is, “What’s the right age to bring a child to Disney World?” Some people bring infants because they love the parks and want to share that love with their babies. Others wait until the child is old enough to make some core memories as they meet characters ...
Read More »Disney Feud Cost DeSantis His Billionaires, Now His Campaign is Struggling For Cash
It’s easy to argue that the feud between The Walt Disney Company and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has hurt both sides. The fight has hurt Disney’s reputation among some fans and, more importantly to Disney, hurt their bottom line. For Governor DeSantis, his fellow Republicans running for the presidential nomination have been pounding him on picking a fight with his ...
Read More »Disney Ride Ruined After Clumsy Guest Causes Malfunction
One thing you can always count on at Disney theme parks is that rides and attractions occasionally break down. Over the years, increases in technology have let Walt Disney Imagineering offer some stunning experiences. However, this has also led to rides that are way more sensitive, shutting down at the smallest hiccup. Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is home to one ...
Read More »DeSantis Board Swings For the Fences To Crush Disney’s Lawsuit
It’s been another eventful week in the ongoing saga of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the Walt Disney Company. After Governor DeSantis suffered several legal losses, the Walt Disney Company started to show how it planned to prosecute its case against the governor and the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District. The Washington Post reports that attornies representing Disney want to question former ...
Read More »Disney World Unveils Highly-Anticipated Reopening Date for Beloved Location
Walt Disney World recently announced that a fan-favorite location in the park will reopen soon for the winter season. Fans of the beloved Blizzard Beach water park only have a few short weeks before they can enjoy the winter wonderland again! Fans Love Blizzard Beach at Disney World Blizzard Beach is one of the two water parks at Walt Disney ...
Read More »RUMOR: Disney Beginning to Ban Unauthorized Tour Guides
Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida, is a huge place — covering more than 43 square miles. The Resort consists of four theme parks — Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Animal Kingdom, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. There are also two water parks — Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach — and more than 25 hotels. Not to mention the huge shopping and ...
Read More »Disney Removes Incredible TRON Effect
Walt Disney Imagineers are always thinking of amazing ways that they can improve Disney theme parks around the world. They think about rethemes, new attractions, new photo spots, everything. They also take a look at what rides are popular at Disney’s six theme parks around the world and see if they are worth bringing them to another park. Related: TRON Officially ...
Read More »Disney’s Legal Strategy in DeSantis Case: Go For the Jugular
Article I, Section 10, Clause 1 of the United States Constitution imposes certain restrictions on the states. The states are not allowed to print their own money, nor are they allowed to form their own armies. During the Civil War, the U.S. Supreme Court used this Clause of the Constitution to keep from recognizing the union formed by the seceding ...
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