Walt Disney World
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Jun- 2026 -2 June
Disney Is Standing With the LGBTQ Community This June and the Parks Show It
June arrived, and Disney World came out swinging for Pride Month. Across three of the four Walt Disney World theme parks, there are dedicated photo opportunities, murals, a limited-time drink, and merchandise installations that represent something more intentional than a token rainbow overlay on existing content. Disney has been building its Pride Month presence at the parks over the past several
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2 June
Disney Weddings Just Got Way More Affordable, and the Details Are Too Good
Disney does not do discounts on Disney Fairy Tale Weddings. That has been the consistent reality for every couple who has ever seriously considered what a Walt Disney World wedding actually costs and done the math to see whether it fits their budget. The venue fees. The event minimums. The catering requirements. The specialty transportation that every couple wants and spends weeks debating whether
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2 June
Disney Just Dropped New Orlando Resort Plans and the Booking Requirements Will Surprise You
Disney Lakeshore Lodge has generated excitement since its November 2024 announcement, and the concept alone is genuinely compelling. A resort along Bay Lake, near Fort Wilderness and Wilderness Lodge, draws its storytelling inspiration from Bambi, Pocahontas, and Brother Bear. Warm natural materials and earthy color palettes are woven into the architecture rather than bold character-driven visuals
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1 June
Disney World’s Summer Dining Overhaul Impacts More Than 20 Restaurant Menus
There was a time when Disney World dining mostly meant grabbing a quick burger before running to the next attraction. That version of Disney dining feels long gone now. Today, food is one of the biggest parts of the Walt Disney World experience, and Disney just proved that again with a huge wave of menu changes that rolled out across the resort this week. Restaurants inside the parks, resorts, poo
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1 June
Disney World’s Returning Joffrey’s Event Could Become Summer’s Biggest Passholder Trend
Being a Disney World Annual Passholder used to feel mostly about convenience. Guests could visit the parks often, park for free, and take advantage of merchandise discounts throughout the year. Those benefits still matter, but Disney has slowly shifted toward something different lately. Now, many of the biggest Passholder perks revolve around experiences. That trend is becoming very obvious again
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1 June
Massive Disney Springs Shakeup: Ghirardelli Moving From Historic Marketplace Spot
Disney Springs visitors are about to notice a major change in one of the busiest sections of the shopping district. Ghirardelli Soda Fountain & Chocolate Shop is officially preparing to leave its longtime Marketplace location later this summer, temporarily relocating to Town Center while a major renovation project transforms the original space. For Walt Disney World fans, this is much bigger than
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1 June
Disney Quietly Reverses One of Magic Kingdom’s Strangest 2026 Sights
One of the strangest sights at Magic Kingdom over the past several months has officially started disappearing. After months of sitting completely empty, the moat surrounding Cinderella Castle is finally refilling with water as Disney wraps up the park icon’s lengthy repainting project. For guests visiting Walt Disney World this week, the return of the water instantly changes the entire look of the
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1 June
EPCOT’s France Pavilion Has Officially Outgrown Itself
There was a time when walking through EPCOT’s France Pavilion felt relaxing. You could slowly wander along the cobblestone paths, stop for a pastry at Les Halles, maybe browse the shops for a few minutes, and then continue around World Showcase without thinking too much about it. France was beautiful, but for many guests, it was simply another pavilion along the loop. That version of France is lon
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May- 2026 -31 May
Disney Confirms Removal of Major Feature From TRON at Magic Kingdom
Magic Kingdom guests are beginning to realize one of TRON Lightcycle / Run’s biggest additions is quietly disappearing from Tomorrowland. When Disney first opened TRON Lightcycle / Run, the company marketed the attraction as a massive step forward for Tomorrowland. The ride itself brought a sleek new visual style to Magic Kingdom, but Disney also built an entire merchandise experience around it in
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31 May
Disney May Add Bluey to Animal Kingdom’s Lightning Lane System Next
Bluey’s Wild World has only been open at Disney’s Animal Kingdom for a matter of days, but many Disney fans already think they know exactly what could happen next. The new attraction debuted at Conservation Station on May 26 using a Virtual Queue system through My Disney Experience. Guests needed to secure boarding groups during scheduled drops throughout the day, similar to several recent Disney
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