Walt Disney World

  • May- 2026 -
    2 May
    a family of six with mickey ears on in front of EPCOT's Spaceship Earth ride in Disney World

    Disney World Vacations Collapse Overnight With No Clear Way To Rebook

    Hundreds of thousands of Disney World vacations have collapsed overnight. Travel disruption is nothing new for Central Florida, where weather patterns regularly interfere with flight schedules. Hurricanes and tropical storms have historically forced both airlines and Walt Disney World to adjust operations, sometimes with little warning. The most recent example came in October 2024, when Hurricane

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  • 2 May
    Guests walk through Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.

    Disney World Confirms New Theming for Hollywood Studios Location

    New filings have revealed another step forward for the ongoing transformation at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, as the park prepares to welcome its long-awaited Monstropolis expansion. Recent permits filed by Walt Disney Imagineering point to continued construction activity in the area once known as Muppets Courtyard. While this section of the park has been closed for some time, the latest documents

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  • 1 May
    A LEGO sea monster in the water at Disney Springs

    REPORT: Permanent Closure Now Expected for Disney Springs Next Week

    Yet another closure is about to hit Disney Springs. Multiple spots have shuttered at Disney World's shopping and dining district this year. Sprinkles closed on January 1 as part of a nationwide shutdown. Francesca’s followed in March, while Shore ended operations on April 30. Now, Johnston & Murphy is expected to permanently close its location on May 7, 2026, marking the latest retail exit from th

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  • 1 May
    Stitch meet and greet at Disneyland Paris

    Disney World Expansion: Stitch Officially Returns to Magic Kingdom With New Experience

    Take a walk through Magic Kingdom, and you’ll notice it almost immediately—Stitch is everywhere. From crowded meet-and-greets to merchandise that disappears as soon as it hits shelves, the character has become one of Disney’s biggest draws in recent years. That kind of demand doesn’t go unnoticed. Disney has started leaning more into Stitch again, and now that effort is turning into something more

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  • 1 May
    Spaceship Earth at EPCOT

    Disney Issues Warning to EPCOT Guests: Major Attraction Closing Doors This Month

    Walking through Walt Disney World right now, it’s hard not to notice how much is happening at once. The parks are evolving in a big way, with new ideas coming in and older experiences getting a fresh look. It’s an exciting time, but it also means some longtime attractions won’t stay the same. EPCOT is now feeling that shift again, and one of its most recognizable rides is set to shut its doors in

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  • 1 May
    Disney Springs at Disney World.

    Disney Springs Got Invaded This Weekend and You Have Until Sunday Before It Is Over

    Something is happening at Disney Springs right now that most guests walking through the district today have not yet fully clocked, and by the time they do, the window will already be halfway closed. Crocs has taken over Marketplace Co-Op for a two-day Jibbitz Pop-Up Event running May 2 and 3, and the product lineup they brought to the invasion makes this worth rerouting your weekend plans before S

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  • 1 May
    JetBlue aircraft at Orlando International Airport with checked luggage representing Disney World’s expanded Airport Luggage Transfer service.

    Orlando Travelers Hit With Major Flight Shake-Up as Budget Airline Slashes Service

    For millions of families, the Orlando vacation begins long before they see Cinderella Castle, step into The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, or hear the first roar from a roller coaster. It begins at the airport gate, with a boarding pass, a packed carry-on, and the hope that the trip they saved for will actually go as planned. That is why airline changes in Central Florida matter so deeply. Orlan

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  • 1 May
    The Magic Kingdom Cinderella Castle at Disney World on a bright, sunny day.

    Historic Magic Kingdom Site Torn Apart as Disney World Expansion Pushes Forward

    For generations of Disney World guests, Magic Kingdom has been more than a theme park. It has been a living scrapbook, stitched together by childhood memories, family traditions, and the kind of small details that often become just as meaningful as the major attractions. That is especially true in the corners of the park where history still lingers quietly. Not every beloved Disney memory comes fr

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  • 1 May
    The Magic Kingdom Cinderella Castle during sunset at Disney World,

    Only 11 Days Left Until Major Guest Capacity Change at Disney World

    Walt Disney World Resort is preparing for a notable operational shift—and it’s coming sooner than many guests might expect. Visitors currently have access to most of Disney World’s offerings, but one park has been noticeably missing from the lineup. Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park remains closed, with its return scheduled for May 12, 2026—just over a week away. The temporary closure, which bega

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  • 1 May
    A bronze statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse stands in front of Cinderella’s Castle at Magic Kingdom Park. Disney World ferryboat

    Magic Kingdom Is Getting a Major Transportation Addition After 50 Years

    For many Walt Disney World guests, the magic does not begin at the turnstiles. It begins somewhere between the parking lot and the castle, in that charged, emotional stretch where anticipation builds and the real world starts to fade behind you. Some guests swear by the monorail. Others rush toward the resort walkways or buses, eager to get into Magic Kingdom as quickly as possible. But for a cert

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