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“Then Don’t Go” … The Replies Are Worse Than the DAS Denial Itself

A Disney guest got denied DAS and posted about it. Then hundreds of people showed up to tell her to stay home. That is the story. Some background first. Look, a few weeks ago, we covered the ableism accusations stacking up against Disney Parks, and the response told us everything. This is not a fringe complaint. Not close. Disney added Inclusion as a fifth key to its Four Keys philosophy back in S

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Disney Reveals New Carousel of Progress, and the Stage Changes Every Act

Disney finally showed the new Carousel of Progress at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event. The stage rebuilds itself every act. Walt is in it now, and one image nobody can explain. Quick setup. Look, D23 is here, and if you have spent any time in this fandom, you know what that means. This is the weekend everything spills. Months of speculation, rumor threads, permit watching, and prediction lists

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Disney World’s Major Expansion Officially Revealed in Full, New Attractions Confirmed

Disney Experiences used the opening day of D23 2026 to confirm the complete scale of Piston Peak National Park, the Cars-themed land under construction in the footprint once occupied by Frontierland's Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer Island. The reveal, delivered through park models shown to attendees ahead of Saturday's Horizons: Disney Experiences Showcase, represents the clearest public account

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Through October, Guests Without Certain Sold Out Tickets Must Leave Disney World

Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Walt Disney World Resort is continuing to sell out at a pace that should have anyone still on the fence making a decision today. On Thursday, another date slipped off the available list. September 11 Now Sold Out As of August 13, Friday, September 11, has sold out, becoming the latest Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party date to disappear from Walt Disney

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Regular Disney World Tickets No Longer Unlock the Full Christmas Experience in 2026

Walking into Walt Disney World during Christmas can still feel like stepping into a completely different resort. Trees tower over park entrances. Garland covers buildings. Christmas music plays throughout the property. Disney hotels put together elaborate displays, while Disney Springs gives visitors plenty of holiday atmosphere without requiring a theme park ticket. So, no, Disney hasn't eliminat

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Disney World Changes 54-Year-Old Main Street Area at Magic Kingdom

A three-week mystery on Main Street, U.S.A., at Magic Kingdom Park has come to an end. The Curtains Come Down On Wednesday, WDWNT reported that the black curtains that appeared in late July over the custom glass-blowing station at Crystal Arts by Arribas Brothers on Main Street, U.S.A., had been removed. The outlet shared a photo of the restored workspace, which shows the station looking largely a

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Disney World Is Wiping Away Decades of Park History With Controversial 2026 Decisions

Walk through Disney World in 2026 and you'll find plenty that looks familiar. Look a little closer, though, and it's becoming obvious just how much is changing. This year has already brought permanent closures, major attraction transformations, new resort policies and the disappearance of traditions that had survived for decades. Some decisions were expected. Others caught guests off guard. And wh

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Disney World’s Space Mountain Keeps Going Down Ahead of Reported 2027 Overhaul

Space Mountain has survived more than five decades at Walt Disney World, but keeping the Tomorrowland classic running hasn't always been easy lately. Magic Kingdom guests have encountered several instances of unexpected Space Mountain downtime, including closures that have lasted for extended stretches. The latest example came this week, when the coaster temporarily disappeared from the attraction

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11 Years After EPCOT Closure, Disney Suddenly Revisits Classic Attraction at D23

Disney is reaching deep into EPCOT's past ahead of D23, and the timing couldn't be much more interesting. A former attraction that hasn't played at the park in nearly 11 years is getting fresh attention just weeks before a milestone anniversary. Disney hasn't announced plans to bring the experience back, but its sudden appearance in the D23 conversation gives longtime fans a reason to wonder wheth

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Disney Just Filled a Gap It Created Itself … And It Costs $399

Disney shut down outside photographers at its resorts a couple of months ago. This week, it launched a $399 photo service at some of those resorts. Fans noticed immediately. Some setup. Look, Disney is a business, and businesses find revenue. Not a scandal, just the job. Usually, it sits quietly in the background, too. Nobody is shocked a churro costs what it costs, or that Lightning Lane exists,

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