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Disney Parks
Be the First to Celebrate Disneyland’s 70th Anniversary—Select Guests Get a Head Start!
Disneyland Resort is gearing up for an unforgettable milestone as it approaches its 70th Anniversary. For seven decades, Disneyland has been the place where dreams come true, offering magical experiences for guests of all ages. To mark this incredible achievement, Disney has been planning a celebration filled with spectacular events, para
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Magic Kingdom Park
NOTICE: Walls Block Tomorrowland Access to Magic Kingdom Guests
On Monday, Magic Kingdom Park guests were met with construction disruptions in Tomorrowland as part of the ongoing refurbishment of the Astro Orbiter. While the popular attraction has been undergoing a lengthy overhaul since January, the impact was felt this week when walls appeared, blocking part of the Tomorrowland area. What makes this
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Magic Kingdom Park
Immediate Closure: Half of Magic Kingdom Shut Down Without Notice
Guests at Magic Kingdom Park found themselves facing unexpected closures on Monday, May 5, as severe thunderstorms hit Central Florida. Walt Disney World Resort is known for taking safety seriously, and as part of its standard procedure, all outdoor attractions at the park must close when lightning is within a certain distance. Magic King
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Magic Kingdom Park
Disney World Officially Erases History of 44-Year-Old Roller Coaster
Magic Kingdom is continuing its year-long Big Thunder Mountain Railroad refurbishment, and the Frontierland ride is starting to look a bit different. Fans of the original Old West-themed roller coaster will soon notice that Disney has begun changing a historic part of the ride: the fictional town of Tumbleweed. Big Thunder Mountain Railro
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News
Major Entry Change Hits Disneyland: What Guests Must Do at the Gate
Big changes just hit the front gates of Disneyland and Disney California Adventure. If your muscle memory had you ready to scan, smile, and spin through a turnstile… think again. Walk Right In, Like You Own the Place Disney has finally ditched the old-school spin gates and gone full 21st century with sleek, open digital entry portals. The
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Water Parks
Disney World Implements Price Hikes Amid Typhoon Lagoon Reopening
Typhoon Lagoon Reopening Details Typhoon Lagoon, one of Disney World’s renowned water parks, officially reopened on May 21, 2023, following an extensive closure over six months. This marked a historical moment, coinciding with Blizzard Beach’s simultaneous operation for the first time since 2019. The reopening follows a series of delays a
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Magic Kingdom Park
Disney World Introduces Culturally Sensitive Version of Classic Character
After months of anticipation, Magic Kingdom Park guests can now meet one of the most iconic characters from the newly reimagined Country Bear Musical Jamboree: Romeo McGrowl. This character’s long-awaited Walt Disney World Resort debut follows the reworking of the beloved Frontierland attraction, which initially closed in January 2024. Th
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EPCOT
Rainy With a Chance of Magic: How to Conquer a Wet Day at EPCOT
Rainy days at Walt Disney World’s EPCOT don’t have to ruin your plans—in fact, they can open the door to unexpected adventures. Florida is famous for its unpredictable weather, and it’s not unusual for guests to face a surprise downpour. We get it—rain can be frustrating, especially when you’ve waited months for this trip. But EPCOT has a
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News
America’s New Travel Law May Leave You Stranded, Missing Your Disney Cruise
So you’ve booked a Disney cruise. You picked your stateroom, stalked the rotational dining menus, and maybe even found the perfect matching shirts for your family. But did you check your driver’s license? Because starting May 7, 2025, if you’re flying to your port of departure and don’t have a REAL ID, the only thing you’ll be cruising is
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