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Disney Parks
Disney World Makes Sweeping Changes, All Theme Parks Affected
Walt Disney World Resort, a place where dreams come to life and memories are made, has long been heralded as the epitome of family entertainment and immersive experiences. Since its grand opening in 1971, the resort has enchanted millions of visitors with its iconic theme parks, thrilling rides, and beloved characters. However, amid its t
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Business
Even the Biggest Experts Are Questioning Whether Bob Iger Can Make Disney Work
With the shareholder meeting coming up next week on April 3, the fight for Disney’s future has become more serious than some might have imagined. Disney has certainly had its hands full over the last year. Not only has the company been working on trying to resolve the situation in Central Florida with the Walt Disney World Resort and the
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Movies & Entertainment
‘Pirates of the Caribbean 6’ Confirms New Captain Jack Sparrow Role
The Pirates of the Caribbean franchise is one of the most iconic movie series in Disney's storied history, but there are significant questions about the next installment. Beginning with Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003), the saga introduced audiences to the adventures of Captain Jack Sparrow, portrayed with ico
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Disney Parks
Guests Refused Entry to Disney Park Ride as Security Rushes to Emergency Situation
The Wildest Ride in the Wilderness went a little too wild this week! Guests were forced to evacuate Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Disneyland Park as security cast members rushed to the ride and emergency alarms blared. Disneyland Park is home to the original Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, but Walt Disney World Resort’s version of the m
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News
Disney Institutes “No-Bag Policy,” But This One Makes Sense
Disney's no-bag policy has reared its head, but fans can relax because they're likely prepared for this one. We promise. The Walt Disney Company is known for being a trendsetter and innovator in the field of entertainment, and the company has worked its way up to earn this place on the totem pole. As it stands today, the Walt Disney Compa
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News
Armed Disney Cast Member Detained by Authorities
Nearly a quarter of a million people who work for The Walt Disney Company call themselves cast members. And we aren't just talking about those people you see in the theme parks. We are talking about theme park cast members, those who work on the Disney lots in Southern California, those who guests speak to over the phone, and those who wo
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Disneyland Paris
#Capped: Guests Barred from Entering Disney Park
In no surprise, the upcoming holiday weekend is seeing the Disney Parks packed, which means one Disney Park has already begun capping guest entry. Going to any Disney Park, be that a domestic one like the Walt Disney World Resort or the Disneyland Resort or a global one like Disneyland Paris, Tokyo Disney Resort, or Hong Kong Disneyland,
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Business
Beginning of the End: Disney and DeSantis’s Board Exhausted by Battle, Break Ground on Solution
In a ground-breaking surprise, the Walt Disney Company and the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District board have reached an agreement. The ongoing feud between the Walt Disney Company and the board members hand-picked by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has been a long-drawn-out struggle that made headlines and held Disney fans' attentio
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Disney Parks
Heartless Disney Guests Make Fun of Disabled Child
Fans took to social media to slam park guests who were making fun of an autistic child who was standing in line to ride an attraction at the Disneyland Resort. Guest etiquette should be a no-brainer during a visit to a Disney Park. Behaving appropriately sets the tone for a memorable experience for all guests. Unfortunately, instances of
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News
Disney Guest Behavior Has Gotten So Bad, Not Even Service Dogs Are Safe
Since the end of the pandemic, guest behavior at Walt Disney Parks around the world has gotten out of control. There have been numerous fights, obnoxious behavior, and even a fight with a fake service dog. The Washington Post said that after returning to everyday life after years of the pandemic, people simply forgot how to act in public,
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