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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Mar- 2026 -7 March
Disney Wants $12 for These New Park Magnets at Disney Springs
Walt Disney World has launched a new magnet collection at Disney Springs, featuring well-designed dimensional magnets inspired by park logos, priced at $11.99 each. Available at World of Disney, the collection includes Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, and Disney's Animal Kingdom, but notably lacks a design for Disney's Hollywood Studios. This omission makes the collection feel incomplete, as most fans would
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7 March
Orlando Just Honored Walt Disney 60 Years After His Historic Announcement
The City of Orlando recently unveiled a commemorative plaque at the Cherry Plaza Hotel, marking the site where Walt Disney announced the “Florida Project” on November 15, 1965. This historic event, attended by Walt and Roy O. Disney and then-Florida Governor Hayden Burns, changed Florida forever after over a year of speculation about land purchases in the Orlando area. Orlando Mayor Bu
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7 March
Obama Is Back at Disney World After Being Mysteriously Removed
The Hall of Presidents at Magic Kingdom recently added a touching new artifact in place of the mysteriously removed basketball honoring President Obama. The display now features a fluffy golf head cover inspired by Obama's dog, Bo, who passed away in 2021. This custom head cover, a diplomatic gift from Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe during Obama's 2014 Tokyo summit, is part of the “Publi
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6 March
Disney Finally Letting Guests Stay in Parks Until 11 PM
Walt Disney World has extended park hours from March 22-28 to accommodate spring break crowds. Magic Kingdom will close at 11 p.m. instead of 9:30 p.m., adding 90 minutes most nights. This is an excellent opportunity to enjoy popular attractions after the fireworks, as wait times typically decrease when families leave. The last-minute announcement suggests higher-than-expected attendance, promptin
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6 March
The Mouse is Retraining: Why Disney is Spending Millions to Bring Back the “Gold Standard” of Service
For decades, The Walt Disney Company didn’t just operate theme parks; it operated a masterclass in human psychology and hospitality. The “Disney Difference” was the reason families saved for years to visit. It wasn't just the height of the roller coasters; it was the cast member who knelt to talk to a shy toddler, the custodian who gave a “no-strings-attached” replacement f
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6 March
Epic Universe Pricing Drops as Disney Increases Ticket Costs Again
Epic Universe has kept Universal Orlando Resort in the center of the conversation ever since the park opened. The crowds have stayed strong, online chatter has not slowed, and the sense of excitement around the resort still feels fresh. Universal has spent months benefiting from that energy, and now it is doing something smart with it. The company has introduced new ticket pricing tied to Epic Uni
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6 March
Disney World Announces Even More Closures Ahead of Thousands of Spring Break Vacation Plans
Few vacations carry the same sense of excitement as a trip to Walt Disney World Resort. For millions of guests each year, the experience isn’t just about rides or fireworks—it’s about the full immersion into Disney magic. From strolling down Main Street, U.S.A. to relaxing at a themed resort hotel, every moment is designed to feel like an escape from the ordinary. For many families, that magic inc
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6 March
No More Tickets, Folks: Magic Kingdom Closes Gate in March for Second Day Straight
For millions of travelers visiting Walt Disney World Resort each year, a day at the Magic Kingdom is meant to feel timeless. The music of Main Street, U.S.A., the glow of Cinderella Castle at night, and the energy of beloved attractions like Space Mountain and Pirates of the Caribbean create the kind of atmosphere guests dream about long before they arrive. But over the past several years, many Di
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6 March
New Photos Surface of Deserted Walt Disney World Resort Park
Something is happening at one of Walt Disney World’s most popular water parks—and the view from above tells the story. New aerial images shared by Disney aerial photographer Bioreconstruct reveal Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon sitting completely empty while the park undergoes its yearly refurbishment. The photos provide a rare look inside the attraction during a period when guests aren’t able to visit. E
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6 March
Disney Quietly Expands Banned Item List at Park Security Checkpoints
Security has always been part of the Walt Disney World experience, but in recent months many guests have noticed that the rules at the entrance gates feel a bit stricter than before. Walking into the parks still starts with the familiar routine—passing through scanners, having bags inspected if needed, and moving toward the turnstiles. However, what guests can bring inside has slowly shifted. Some
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