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Disney Parks
Disney World Confirms Ride Changes That Only Exist a Few Weeks a Year
Three Magic Kingdom rides are running completely differently tonight, and if nobody told you, you are about to find out the hard way. Quick setup. Look, there is a very particular letdown that comes from boarding a ride expecting one thing and getting something else entirely. Happens at Walt Disney World more than people realize, especial
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Space Mountain Reopens at Disney World Following a Chaotic 48-Hours
Walt Disney World guests visiting Magic Kingdom this week were met with a harsh reality in Tomorrowland. Space Mountain, one of the most iconic roller coasters on the planet, just endured a grueling 48-hour stretch of mechanical failures, massive lines, and a complete park-wide shutdown. Credit: Justin Callaghan, Flickr Fortunately, if yo
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Movies & Entertainment
James Bond Finds Two New 007 Actors Ahead of Amazon MGM’s Reboot
The search for the next James Bond may be one of the biggest casting decisions in Hollywood, but the iconic spy franchise has already introduced two new versions of 007. While Amazon MGM Studios continues searching for the actor who will inherit Daniel Craig's license to kill, the wider James Bond franchise has quietly expanded with two v
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Disney and Lucasfilm Officially Replace Every ‘Star Wars’ Actor
For almost half a century, the faces and voices of Star Wars have remained mostly consistent. Ask anyone to picture Luke Skywalker, and they'll immediately think of Mark Hamill. Princess Leia will always be Carrie Fisher, while Harrison Ford's portrayal of Han Solo has become every bit as iconic as Indiana Jones. Even though Ewan McGregor
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Disney World Adds Barstools to Beak and Barrel at Magic Kingdom, but One Area Left Out
Disney just put barstools in The Beak and Barrel. Sounds small. It is not. Some history first, because this bar should not technically exist. Look, Magic Kingdom did not serve alcohol for most of its life. That was deliberate, and it was Walt's call. The park opened in 1971, and somewhere along the way, the rules ran differently, and no a
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Business
DeSantis’ Disney District Reinstates Employee Passes After Calling Them ‘Bribes’
Walt Disney World’s governing district spent much of 2023 trying to put distance between itself and the company whose property it oversees. Employee theme park passes became one of the clearest symbols of that effort—and one of the benefits district leaders attacked most aggressively. Now, that benefit is returning in a revised form. The
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Universal Studios Celebrates Retro Roots With Nostalgic New Park Release
Longtime Universal fans have had plenty to smile about lately. Between throwback celebrations, retro-inspired collections, and renewed focus on classic park icons, the resort has been giving its history greater prominence alongside its newest additions. That celebration of the past continues with another release at Universal Orlando Resor
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NOAA Just Updated Its Fall Hurricane Outlook, and It’s Unexpected News for Disney World Travelers
Planning a Walt Disney World vacation in the fall comes with an uncomfortable bargain. Guests get Halloween events, EPCOT festival food, seasonal decorations, and sometimes more attractive travel prices—but their carefully assembled trip also lands inside Atlantic hurricane season. The latest forecast offers those travelers some encouragi
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Disney World’s Grand Floridian is Getting a 3.6-Acre Makeover: Everything You Need to Know
If you are planning a trip to Walt Disney World, you might want to prepare for some significant changes around the resort's most famous hotel. Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa has been undergoing various refurbishments over the past year, and the exterior of the property is next on the list. Credit: Disney On August 7, 2026, the Sout
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