Walt Disney World
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Feb- 2026 -14 February
You’ve Been Breathing in Black Mold at Disney World and You Didn’t Even Know It
There are few attractions at Walt Disney World that feel as timeless as “it’s a small world.” For generations, families have boarded those pastel boats inside Magic Kingdom, drifting past cheerful dolls, colorful costumes, and that famously catchy anthem. It’s more than a ride — it’s a rite of passage for millions of guests each year. The gentle waterway, the whimsical animatronics, and the global
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14 February
Broadway Star Just Spilled a Secret That Tangled Is Coming to the Stage
Ashley Brown, the original Mary Poppins on Broadway, hinted that Tangled may become Disney's next Broadway musical during her performance at EPCOT's Festival of the Arts on February 13. While not an official announcement, her choice to sing a Tangled song and her comments about Disney's future plans strongly suggested that it was in development. Disney has previously used EPCOT's concert series to
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14 February
Guests Can Now See More ‘Princess and the Frog’ at Magic Kingdom
February is in full swing at Walt Disney World, and that means Celebrate Soulfully is taking over with performances, specialty treats, and even a royal update at Magic Kingdom. Across both Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort, Black History Month is being honored with experiences centered on culture, creativity, and community. Guests visiting the parks will find everything from live ente
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14 February
5 Disney World Shakeups Set to Arrive With Josh D’Amaro as CEO
Disney has officially announced that Josh D’Amaro will become Disney’s next CEO, replacing Bob Iger on March 18, 2026. That’s a major moment for the company, but it’s an even bigger deal for Walt Disney World. D’Amaro has been a driving force behind Disney’s theme park strategy for years, and now he’s about to lead the entire company. That kind of shift almost always comes with significant changes
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14 February
Disney Parade Goes Dark at Magic Kingdom
Something didn’t look quite right along the parade route at Magic Kingdom on Friday night. For nearly a decade, nighttime parades were absent from Magic Kingdom, quietly removed from an entertainment lineup once defined by illuminated floats and synchronized music. Their disappearance reshaped how evenings ended, even as fireworks and projection shows filled the schedule. Nighttime parades were on
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14 February
Disney World Guests Wave Goodbye to Theme Park as Closure Imminent
A seasonal goodbye is on the horizon at Walt Disney World Resort, and it’s one that water park fans should have on their radar. Disney has confirmed that Typhoon Lagoon will close for its annual refurbishment beginning in mid-February, just as Blizzard Beach wraps up its own off-season maintenance and reopens to guests. For several months this spring, Blizzard Beach will stand as the resort’s only
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14 February
6 HUGE Hotel Changes Disney World Just Announced for 2026
Walt Disney World has started rolling out hotel updates for 2026, and they aren’t small changes that only matter to hardcore planners. These updates could directly affect how families book their stays, especially now that so many guests feel like staying on property costs more than ever. Disney isn’t pretending prices are dropping, but it's clearly trying to sweeten the deal. Between perks, refurb
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14 February
Beyond Big Thunder: New Aerials Reveal First Concrete Poured for Villains Land and Piston Peak at Magic Kingdom
The skyline of the most visited theme park on Earth is currently undergoing a radical transformation. As of Saturday, February 14, 2026, the “blue-sky” concepts of the past have officially given way to the era of steel and stone. The massive $60 billion expansion of Walt Disney World has hit a critical milestone, and thanks to the latest aerial imagery from photo-journalist @bioreconst
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14 February
Disney World Visitors Hit With Sudden Price Gouge
There’s something sacred about a Walt Disney World vacation. Families save for years, plan every dining reservation down to the minute, and wake up before sunrise just to be among the first down Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom. The promise? A seamless day filled with iconic attractions, beloved characters, and a touch of that unmistakable Disney magic. But seasoned parkgoers know that timing
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13 February
Why Disney World’s Most Popular Transportation Option is Stuck in a Loop: The Real Reason the Skyliner Expansion is Impossible
Since its colorful gondolas first took to the Florida skies in late 2019, the Disney Skyliner has become a cult favorite for millions of guests. It’s scenic, it’s fast (when it’s moving), and it provides a level of “airborne magic” that a standard bus simply can't touch. But as we move into February 2026, the demand from fans for an expansion has reached a fever pitch. With Disney offi
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