What would the Most Magical Place on Earth be without The Sunshine State? With year-round warm weather, palm trees, and no signs of snow despite Anna and Elsa’s antics, Central Florida has been the happy home of Walt Disney World since 1971. In honor of the hub for all things Disney, CORKCICLE is hosting a succulent event near the Parks. ...

Visiting Walt Disney World Resort can be tiring, especially if you’re visiting for more than one day. After all, an entire day spent at a Disney Park is exhausting. And then you have to start it all over the next day? Coffee, please! If you’re someone who needs to start their Disney morning with coffee, first of all, we’d like ...

Classic Walt Disney Studios films have been delighting families for decades, transcending the boundaries of time. One film, in particular, has been entertaining families for 70 years now. We’re talking, of course, about Peter Pan (1953). READ MORE: These $12 Disney Beach Bags Will Hold Whozits and Whatzits Galore All Summer Long The impish Disney character, accompanied by Tinker Bell, is ...

Although Disney Parks are designed for everyone to enjoy, the prices of airfare, theme park tickets, and hotels aren’t always as inclusive. Even Guests who are happy just to count a few Hidden Mickeys and get a whiff of the water from Pirates of the Caribbean aren’t exempt from making a significant investment in a Disney vacation. Everything—non-Disney items included—is ...

In March 2022, the mostly courteous and symbiotic relationship between The Walt Disney Company and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis took a nosedive. Now-fired CEO Bob Chapek spoke out against a state bill championed by the Governor. DeSantis did not take kindly to Chapek’s words and immediately started working with the Florida legislature to punish the Mouse House. Since the fight ...

With four Parks, two water Parks, and a top-notch shopping center to explore, Disney Guests are always on the go. Guests head to Walt Disney World to immerse themselves in the Disney magic in the Parks, from rope-drop to fireworks show, but one spot allows for a welcome break between Park-hopping. In addition to Resort pools and dining reservations, Disney ...

Although Disney Parks are the main attraction for character meet-and-greets, thrill rides, and food, a unique space outside of the action is almost as revered by Disney Guests. On January 12, 2001, an expansion of Disneyland Park opened to the public, but Guests didn’t need tickets to get in. The official hub for retail, dining, and Disney magic outside of ...

When people think of Walt Disney World Resort, many people think of the four theme parks — Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Animal Kingdom, and Hollywood Studios — and two water parks — Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon. However, there is another large area of Walt Disney World Resort that has incredible dining, shopping, and entertainment. That area is Disney Springs — ...

Wind’s in the east. Mist comin’ in. Like something is brewin’, about to begin. Okay, so technically, this time, the wind is coming in from the West. But with hurricane season officially beginning in Florida, anything is possible. Summer is the busiest time of the year at Walt Disney World Resort. However, it is also the time of year when ...

One of Disney’s biggest draws is its inclusivity. Whether with Disney Parks, Disney movies, or Disney merchandise, the Mouse House has made a notable effort to have a more diverse cast and diverse representation of people and identities in its properties. In the Disney Parks, we’ve seen this with their celebrations of different cultures and celebrations, and one of the ...