Walt Disney World

  • Mar- 2026 -
    24 March
    The Magic Kingdom ferryboat on Seven Seas Lagoon with Cinderella Castle in the background

    Disney World Confirms Project That Will Forever Change Magic Kingdom Transportation

    The South Florida Water Management District just approved Walt Disney World Resort‘s permit to expand Magic Kingdom Park's ferry infrastructure, clearing the way for construction to increase queue capacity and update boarding facilities. Disney filed the permit in early 2025, requesting updates to ferryboat infrastructure, creation of a floodplain compensation area, and expanded waiting area

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  • 24 March
    guest wearing gold mickey ears in front of disney world's cinderella castle in magic kingdom

    A Year Later, Disney World Confirms Long-Closed Ride Is Coming Back

    For months, there was almost nothing to grab onto. The ride stayed closed. The walls never seemed to move. And every time guests hoped for a real update, they were left with the same unanswered question: when is this thing actually coming back? Now, Disney World is finally giving fans something to work with. Not through a huge announcement. Not through a dramatic reveal. Instead, Disney is doing w

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  • 24 March
    Spaceship Earth towers above the EPCOT World Showcase Lagoon

    Disney Quietly Shuts Down Self-Serve Food Option at EPCOT

    If you’ve visited Sunshine Seasons inside EPCOT’s Land Pavilion before, you probably remember how easy it was to grab a dessert on your way out. That experience is now being completely reworked. Disney is currently testing a new grab-and-go system at the location—but in reality, it’s not really “grab-and-go” anymore. Instead, everything is shifting toward a Cast Member–served model, with hygiene d

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  • 24 March
    The iconic Disney Springs water tower. Disney Springs parking rule change

    Disney Springs Says Goodbye to Fan-Favorite Location as Final Days Approach

    For many Walt Disney World guests, Disney Springs isn’t just a shopping district—it’s part of the experience. It’s where families unwind after long park days, where couples find something special to take home, and where small traditions are quietly formed over time. Over the years, certain storefronts have become familiar touchpoints—places guests return to without even thinking. Whether it’s for

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  • 24 March
    child hugging Mickey Mouse at Walt Disney World

    Mickey Mouse Replacement Coming to Disney World in May 2026

    A construction permit filed Monday morning has confirmed that Walt Disney World Resort is putting the finishing touches on Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live! at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Animation Courtyard Gets a New Identity The transformation of Animation Courtyard at Disney's Hollywood Studios has been underway since last September, when Disney Junior Play and Dance! closed alongside th

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  • 24 March
    A new permit filed for Soarin’ Across America EPCOT hints at unexpected changes beyond the ride film, leaving fans curious.

    A Surprising Update to Soarin’ at EPCOT Could Mean More Than Just a New Ride Experience

    For many EPCOT guests, Soarin’ isn’t just another attraction—it’s a tradition. It’s the moment where the park slows down, where feet lift off the ground and the world unfolds in sweeping, cinematic beauty. Whether it’s your first visit or your fifteenth, the experience carries a quiet emotional weight, blending nostalgia with innovation in a way only Disney can. Over the years, that emotional conn

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  • 24 March
    Foosball and huge Mickey Mouse statue at Disney's Pop Century Resort in Florida

    Disney World Capacity Crisis Leaves Families With Nowhere to Go

    There’s always a point during spring break when Walt Disney World feels busy. Then there’s the point where it feels full. Right now, the parks are operating at a level that’s starting to blur that line—and for many families, the difference is becoming impossible to ignore. Because this isn’t just about crowds anymore. It’s about access. And across Walt Disney World, access is becoming harder to fi

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  • 24 March
    The Magic Kingdom park Ferry Boat inside of Disney World.

    Guests Stuck on Sinking Boat Ride at Disney World, Evacuation Initiated

    A $125 Amphicar ride at Walt Disney World Resort took a terrifying turn last week when the vintage amphibious vehicle began taking on water in the middle of a lake, with passengers still inside. What Happened Out on the Water TikTok user @gabi.dimattia posted footage last week showing the moment her family's Amphicar ride at Walt Disney World Resort went wrong. Water began flooding into the vehicl

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  • 24 March
    a little girl with mickey mouse ears smiles in front of EPCOT's journey of water inspired by moana attraction

    Disney World Reveals 11 Major Park Closures That Will Affect 2026 Trips

    Something is clearly shifting at Disney World—and if you’ve been to the parks recently, you’ve probably felt it without even realizing why. It’s not just new rides or updated shows. It’s entire sections of the parks being reworked all at once. That kind of change doesn’t happen quietly. It shows up in closures. Some of them are temporary. Others are permanent. And together, they’re reshaping what

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  • 24 March
    The Magic Kingdom Disney World Cinderella Castle with money all around it falling from the sky.

    Disney Just Gave A Bunch of Money to Foreign Countries and Here’s Why

    As Earth Month comes, The Walt Disney Company is sharing stories about conservation and sustainability from around the world. Disney is also helping foreign countries in difficult times by announcing support for 25 organizations across 16 countries through the Disney Conservation Fund. Since it started in 1995, the fund has invested over $141 million to protect wildlife and restore ecosystems glob

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