Walt Disney World
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Apr- 2025 -18 April
Guests Make Statement About Lightning Lane Premier Pass Once Again
Hundreds of dollars for streamlined access? That’s exactly what many guests at Walt Disney World Resort are spending in 2025 as part of the resort’s evolving paid access strategy. Last year, Disney Experiences rolled out a significant update to its line-skipping offerings, rebranding both Disney Genie+ and Individual Lightning Lane Selections under the more unified Lightning Lane name. The update
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16 April
Shutdown Rumors Swirl, But Disney Makes Bold Move for Mission: SPACE
Let’s be honest: Mission: SPACE is one of those rides that people either love or avoid like the plague. Some guests treat it like a must-do thrill. Others walk right by it, remembering how it left them queasy years ago. And then there’s the camp that thinks Disney’s been quietly prepping to shut it down altogether. But if you’ve seen the latest updates, that shutdown talk might finally be cooling
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15 April
Disney Is Finally Reopening the Astro Orbiter!
Walt Disney World Resort’s Magic Kingdom is gearing up for the highly anticipated return of one of its most iconic attractions. A recently filed permit suggests the Astro Orbiter, which closed earlier this year, will soon soar back into Tomorrowland. The Astro Orbiter: A 50-Year Icon The Astro Orbiter has been a staple of Tomorrowland since it opened in 1974 under the name “Star Jets.” For decades
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15 April
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Extends Influence in Magic Kingdom’s Frontierland
Spring break is in full swing at Walt Disney World Resort, bringing with it the usual influx of guests eager to experience the magic. On Tuesday, crowds poured into Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom Park, making it one of the busiest days for the ride since it removed its Virtual Queue. Tiana’s Bayou Adventure opened in Magic Kingdom’s Frontierland in June 2024, officially replacing the con
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15 April
Six Major Disney World Demolitions Could Signal Big Response to Epic Universe
For decades, families have floated gently along the Rivers of America or wandered the winding paths of Tom Sawyer Island, taking in the classic charm of Magic Kingdom’s Frontierland at Disney World. But now, something big—something fast—is rumbling beneath the surface. If you thought Disney had fallen asleep at the wheel while Epic Universe steals the spotlight, think again. A wave of high-octane
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15 April
Fans Rejoice: EPCOT‘s Most Hated Experience Is GONE
After just a few weeks of full availability, multiple flavors, including Italy’s notorious Beverly soda, have disappeared once again from several tasting stations in Club Cool at EPCOT. Club Cool, which originally opened in EPCOT’s Future World area in 2005, underwent a relocation to an all-new storefront in World Celebration in 2021. Sponsored by Coca-Cola, the store is a popular spot for fans to
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14 April
Disney World Just Filed a Permit That Changes Adventureland Forever
If you’ve been hoping for something fresh at Magic Kingdom, look no further than Adventureland—because the transformation is already underway. A recently filed construction permit confirms that Disney is installing signage at 4873B Caribbean Way, which just so happens to be the home of the future Pirates of the Caribbean tavern. It might sound like a small move on paper, but this permit is a key s
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12 April
Drinking and Driving at Disney: Vehicle Impounded After Incident
Walt Disney World, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and commitment to inclusivity, has recently been at the center of a growing safety concern: the use of motorized scooters by guests who may be under the influence of alcohol. Several recent incidents have highlighted the potential risks associated with intoxicated guests operating motorized scooters in the park, raising questions about th
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12 April
Guests Shocked as Disney Uses Duct Tape To Fix High-Tech Ride Queue at EPCOT
Imagine spending thousands on a dream vacation to Walt Disney World, only to step into a billion-dollar attraction and see… duct tape. That’s exactly what stunned guests encountered this week at EPCOT when a section of the queue for Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind appeared to be hastily patched together—not with glass, not with a themed panel—but with strips of grey tape. How did one of Dis
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12 April
EPCOT Location Surprisingly Cuts Guest Service
Vacations may be affected. Guests looking forward to a midday meal among the stars may want to adjust their dining plans. Reports indicate that the popular Space 220 restaurant in EPCOT’s World Discovery is currently not offering lunch service and is now only welcoming guests for dinner starting at 4 p.m. According to a Guest Relations cast member, the Space 220 location is operating on a fluctuat
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