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Disney Resort Confirms Guests Can Experience New Indiana Jones Ride Early, but There’s a Catch
Tokyo DisneySea is giving a small group of guests a head start on one of the park's most anticipated returns. The resort has announced a special preview event for Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull, which is scheduled to reopen to the public on November 30, 2026. How the Preview Works Applications open October 1, 2026, a
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Disney Cruise Line
Brightline Officially Files for Bankruptcy, and Disney Travelers Have One Thing to Watch
Brightline has officially filed for Chapter 11. Record ridership. Growing revenue. Bankruptcy anyway. Some context. The company confirmed the filing in an email to customers, saying it needed to “right-size our balance sheet to strengthen the business for the long term.” The filing covers “entities associated with Bright
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Disney Parks
Rumor: Disneyland Could Tear Down and Rebuild Matterhorn Bobsleds
A new rumor claims Disneyland could eventually tear down and rebuild Matterhorn Bobsleds in a different location as part of the newly announced Tomorrowland reimagining. For now, however, that scenario is not a confirmed Disney project. Disneyland has announced a major Tomorrowland transformation, but it has not identified the Matterhorn
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Universal HHN Incident Renews Calls for Teen Chaperone Policy
Halloween Horror Nights 35 is facing a renewed debate over whether Universal Orlando Resort should require adult chaperones for younger guests after a photograph circulated online showing two guests apparently beyond a guest boundary and on a large event set piece at Universal Studios Florida. The image was posted September 24 by X user @
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Magic Kingdom’s Entire Pirates of the Caribbean Attraction To Undergo Changes
If sailing past the pirates is on your Magic Kingdom to-do list, you'll want to know about some new paperwork that just surfaced. Disney has filed two construction permits tied to Pirates of the Caribbean, and while nothing has been announced about a closure, it's worth keeping on your radar as you finalize your plans. Pirates of the Cari
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Disney Parks
Over 30 Rides Shut Down at Disney World Yesterday: What Went Wrong Across the Parks?
Imagine walking into Walt Disney World on a bright Central Florida morning, opening the My Disney Experience app, and seeing “Temporarily Closed” badges plastered across your favorite attractions. That was the harsh reality for thousands of guests yesterday, as a massive wave of ride closures swept across all four theme parks.
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Carousel of Progress Timeline: Disney World Reveals New Details for 2027 Return
Magic Kingdom guests have gone months without stepping inside one of Tomorrowland’s longest-running attractions. Now, Disney has finally given them a better idea of how much longer that wait could last. Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress has remained unavailable since July, with the rotating theater undergoing an unusually lengthy refurbi
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Disney World Unveils Brand-New Interactive Activities Inside Toy Story Land Overnight
Guests heading into Toy Story Land now have more to do than race toward the nearest attraction. Disney World has brought a new face into Andy’s backyard at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, but this addition doesn't require guests to climb aboard a ride. Instead, Disney has introduced interactive games, videos, new graphics, and an expanded col
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Outside the Disney Bubble
Universal Demolishes Another Lost Continent Building at Islands of Adventure
Treasures of Poseidon has been demolished at Universal Islands of Adventure. Poseidon's Fury came down in August. The gift shop went in September. The Lost Continent is disappearing one building at a time. Some context. The shop actually closed earlier this year, but construction walls did not go up until early September, right after Pose
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Movies & Entertainment
Disney World Deal Forces College Football Team to Surrender Classic Gameday Look
College football has never had a shortage of advertising. Corporate names fill stadium scoreboards, appear across broadcasts, cover video boards, and even show up on the field. But putting a major brand directly on a player's equipment feels like a much bigger step. Now, Walt Disney World is getting involved. The Central Florida destinati
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