Walt Disney World
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Jan- 2026 -14 January
Disney Stunt Star Breaks Silence After Shocking Boulder Incident
Fans of Disney’s Hollywood Studios were shaken a few weeks ago when a major incident occurred during the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular. The iconic 400-pound boulder, meant to thrill audiences safely, went off course and rolled toward the audience. Now, the Disney cast member who jumped in to protect guests has finally spoken out about the terrifying moment. A Heroic Reaction Robert Herrick,
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14 January
Disney Turned EPCOT Festival Into a Giant Card Game
Festival of the Arts at EPCOT used to be about celebrating different kinds of art. Visual galleries. Food presentations. Broadway performances. A nice mix where you could pick what interested you. That's not what's happening in 2026. Disney decided to make Lorcana, their trading card game, the main event. And you literally cannot walk through this festival without running into it constantly. They
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14 January
EPCOT Turns Into a Quiet Ghost Park in Latest Updates
There’s a version of EPCOT that almost no one talks about. It doesn’t involve packed festivals or long food lines. It doesn’t happen in the middle of the day. And most guests never see it at all. Late at night, after the fireworks end and the crowds rush for the exits, EPCOT can suddenly feel abandoned. Recent photos taken in the Morocco pavilion show exactly that. Empty pathways. No guests in sig
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14 January
Disney Is Teasing Something New for Passholders Without Saying a Word
It didn’t come with a countdown clock or a big reveal banner. There was no announcement telling everyone to pay attention. Disney simply dropped a clue — and trusted Annual Passholders to notice. Inside the My Disney Experience app, tucked into the Passholder Buzz section, a short video quietly appeared. It’s energetic. It’s colorful. It’s set to upbeat music. And it doesn’t explain itself at all.
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14 January
Disney Confirms More Permanent Closures as Magic Kingdom Expansion Grows
Magic Kingdom has always felt like the most stable park at Walt Disney World. While other parks reinvent themselves, Magic Kingdom tends to change slowly, carefully, and often behind the scenes. That’s why the steady pace of permanent closures tied to its current expansion feels different. This isn’t a pause. It’s momentum. Disney has now confirmed that two more longtime Frontierland locations — W
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14 January
Disney Princess Head Broke at Magic Kingdom and Disney Didn’t Stop the Ride
Something happened on Tiana's Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom yesterday that perfectly sums up how badly this attraction is falling apart. The Tiana animatronic in the finale scene malfunctioned so badly that her hair was completely gone and kids could see the exposed robot head underneath. Like, fully exposed mechanical innards. Wires and machinery where Princess Tiana's hair should be. I really
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14 January
Disney Quietly Advances Plans for ‘Bluey’ Attraction at Animal Kingdom
Change at Disney rarely announces itself loudly at first. More often, it starts quietly, buried in paperwork that most guests never see. That’s exactly what’s happening now at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, where a newly filed construction permit points to a growing Bluey experience that may reshape one of the park’s most unique corners. This latest permit focuses on general construction at Conservation
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13 January
The One Big Difference Between Universal and Disney Annual Passes No One Talks About
On the surface, Universal and Disney annual passes look pretty similar. Both promise discounts. Both offer exclusive perks. Both market their programs as a way to feel like more than just a day guest. But beneath the branding and benefit lists, there’s one difference that rarely gets discussed—and once you see it, you can’t unsee it. It comes down to who each company actually wants holding an annu
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13 January
A Different Kind of Disney Ticket Is Making 2026 Trips Easier to Justify
Planning a Disney World trip in 2026 feels different than it did even a few years ago. Guests aren’t just asking what they want to do anymore — they’re asking how they can do it without feeling overwhelmed by crowds, costs, and nonstop decision-making. That’s why a specific Disney ticket is starting to stand out again, even though Disney isn’t heavily promoting it. The After Hours ticket isn’t new
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13 January
Disney Experience Kids Love Might Be Closing Permanently
Animal Kingdom's Affection Section could be closing permanently, and if this rumor is true, Disney World will have lost its only petting zoo, allowing Bluey to have more space. Cast members have been warning guests for weeks. The writing is on the wall, even if Disney won't officially confirm it yet. Credit: Disney The Rumor Everyone's Talking About Cast Members working at the Affection Section ha
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