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Walt Disney World
Disney World Closes Down Grand Floridian Resort Area, Effective July 14
Guests staying at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa are being redirected away from a familiar walkway to the pool. However, the barriers that appeared on July 14 aren't the only changes making the Deluxe Disney Resort hotel feel increasingly restricted. A Path to the Pool Gets Blocked Last week, WDWNT reported that a new A-frame plast
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Disney Parks
Woody Removed From Disney Park, Replaced With Jessie Moving Forward
Woody has lost one of his longtime Disney locations. The cowboy has been the face of Toy Story since Pixar introduced audiences to Andy’s bedroom in 1995. Across four sequels, theme park attractions, merchandise, and character appearances, Woody (Tom Hanks) has remained one of Disney’s most recognizable animated characters. But the franch
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Disney Resorts
Disney World Shuts Down Popular Resort Area, Starting August 10
Walt Disney World is closing the convention center at Coronado Springs Resort, and the closure will last for more than a year. If an event is being planned there, it is time to start making other plans. The Coronado Springs Convention Center goes offline August 10, 2026, with the project running through late September 2027. That is 13 mon
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Disney Parks
A Major Airline Is Rethinking Economy Travel, and Disney World Vacations Could Feel Different
The Disney World vacation does not begin when a family walks beneath the train station and sees Cinderella Castle waiting at the end of Main Street, U.S.A. It begins much earlier—often before sunrise, beneath unforgiving airport lights, with children clinging to character backpacks and parents silently hoping the flight goes according to
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Disney Parks
Animal Kingdom’s 2027 Land Just Revealed Whats Behind The Walls
The walls at Disney's Animal Kingdom are keeping a secret, and the aerial cameras are not cooperating. New photos from bioreconstruct have given the clearest look yet at what is building inside the former DinoLand U.S.A., and the answer is a lot. Cranes, temporary roads, stacked materials, multiple active buildings, and the unmistakable b
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News
Upcoming ‘Jurassic Park’ Mystery Could Finally Solve the Franchise’s Biggest Mystery
Universal and Saber Interactive may have quietly revealed the return of one of the original Jurassic Park‘s most important human characters — and if fans are seeing what they think they're seeing, Jurassic Park: Survival could finally fill in one of the franchise's oldest missing pieces. The upcoming first-person action-adventure vi
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Outside the Disney Bubble
SeaWorld Orlando Is Why Nine Rehabilitated Sea Turtles Are Back Home
Give SeaWorld Orlando credit where it's due. And this week, it's due. Nine green sea turtles were released into the Atlantic Ocean at River to Sea Preserve in Marineland, Flagler County, marking the latest chapter in a rescue program that has been running longer than most of its critics have been alive. The turtles arrived at SeaWorld's f
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Movies & Entertainment
Why Disney’s ‘Star Wars’ Sequels Deserve More Credit Than Fans Give Them
Few movie trilogies have generated as much debate as Disney's Star Wars sequel trilogy. When Disney purchased Lucasfilm in 2012, fans expected a continuation of one of cinema's most beloved stories. The return of Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), Han Solo (Harrison Ford), and Leia Organa (Carrie Fisher) promised a new era for the galaxy far,
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Movies & Entertainment
After Major Paramount Announcement, Universal Studios TMNT Attraction Could Now Happen
Universal Studios has built its modern theme park strategy around some of the biggest entertainment franchises in the world, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles could potentially become the latest major property to join the lineup. While Universal has yet to announce any plans involving the heroes in a half-shell, recent moves from Paramount
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Movies & Entertainment
Disney Doubles Down on Tiana, Will Make Live-Action ‘Princess and the Frog’
Disney is not ready to abandon its live-action princess strategy The studio has spent more than a decade rebuilding its animated catalog for new audiences, producing billion-dollar successes alongside some of its most expensive disappointments. Recent releases have made that formula increasingly difficult to defend. Snow White struggled c
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