Walt Disney World
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Mar- 2026 -24 March
Disney Literally Kicked Minnie Mouse Outside To Meet Guests in Florida Weather
Recently, Storybook Circus at Magic Kingdom has undergone noticeable changes, as the Big Top, which houses Big Top Souvenirs and Pete's Silly Sideshow, is undergoing significant refurbishment. The fabric roof and sides have been removed, leaving just the steel framework and construction walls around the area. Despite the heavy construction, characters are still greeting guests outside, which feels
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23 March
Disney To Change ‘Finding Nemo, ‘The Lion King,’ and ‘Cars’ Park Areas This Year
Three of Disney's Art of Animation Resort's themed guest room sections are entering a construction window, according to six permits filed by Walt Disney World Resort on the same day. Six Permits, Three Themes, One Busy Year Ahead On March 20, Walt Disney World Resort's Facility Asset Management group filed six Notice of Commencement documents covering guest buildings across the Finding Nemo (2003)
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23 March
After Almost 70 Years, Disney Brings Back Racist ‘Song of the South’
Disney has spent years distancing itself from one of its most controversial films — but a decades-old prop now on display at Disney's Hollywood Studios is keeping its memory alive. Here's where to find Song of the South (1946) at Walt Disney World Resort. Why Song of the South Was Buried The Walt Disney Company last allowed Song of the South to screen in theaters in 1986, and the film has been loc
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23 March
Disney World Removes Iconic Spaceship From Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
Batuu just got a little harder to navigate, as one of the first things guests see when they step into the galaxy far, far away is now hidden behind plywood. Here's the latest update on maintenance in the Star Wars land at Disney's Hollywood Studios. A-Wing Disappears Behind Construction Walls Guests entering Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disney's Hollywood Studios from Grand Avenue on March 23 were
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23 March
Main Street, U.S.A., Area Now Inaccessible to Disney World Guests
The iconic walkway leading to Cinderella Castle is getting some much-needed attention. Thanks to the construction project, Magic Kingdom Park guests will need to navigate around sections of Main Street, U.S.A. that are temporarily off-limits. Fresh Pavement Outside Crystal Arts Disney Fanatic first reported on construction activity along Main Street, U.S.A. last week, when stanchions and ropes app
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23 March
Lightning Lane Proposal Will Increase Disney World Prices By $100s
There’s a new idea making the rounds among Disney fans—and it has the potential to quietly reshape how a day at Walt Disney World unfolds. At first, it sounds like a simple enhancement. Add more options to Lightning Lane. Give guests more flexibility. Reduce some of the biggest crowding issues across the parks. But once you dig into it, the implications are much bigger than they appear. Because th
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23 March
Unexpected Collision Disrupts Disney Springs Bus Route
What started as a routine evening departure from Disney Springs quickly turned into something guests won’t forget anytime soon. On March 20, a Disney bus heading toward Disney’s Wilderness Lodge was involved in a traffic collision shortly after leaving the Disney Springs transportation loop. The incident happened around 7:00 p.m., right as crowds were beginning to wind down from a busy day of dini
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23 March
Abandoned ‘Star Wars’ Area at Disney World Suddenly Gets Repurposed
Something that’s been sitting quietly in plain sight at Disney’s Hollywood Studios just got a surprising second life—and if you’ve walked past this area recently, you probably didn’t think twice about it. For a while now, there’s been a noticeable lull in certain Star Wars spaces outside of Galaxy’s Edge. While that land continues to carry the franchise’s biggest moments, other corners of the park
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23 March
Disney World Reduces Soarin’ Operations Before Big 2026 Overhaul
A subtle shift is happening at Walt Disney World—and it’s one that could have a bigger impact than most guests realize. At EPCOT, one of the park’s most popular attractions is no longer operating the way it normally does. There’s no major announcement, no headline-grabbing closure, just a quiet adjustment that’s already changing how guests experience the park. And with a major update on the horizo
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23 March
Disney World Changes Are Coming This April
If you’re planning a Walt Disney World trip in April, you might think you’re catching a calm window between spring break and summer crowds. But this year, that assumption doesn’t fully hold up. April is quietly packed with changes—and while none of them feel overwhelming on their own, they start to add up fast. The month begins with Easter, which falls on April 5. That alone is enough to bring in
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