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Dining
The 5 Best Character Dining Options at Walt Disney World (At Least, in Our Opinion)
Walt Disney World Resort is the ultimate place for magical experiences, and it doesn't get much more magical than character dining. These meals don’t just offer delicious food, but provide a chance to meet your favorite Disney characters, making memories you’ll treasure forever. (It doesn't hurt that you don't have to wait in the regular
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Business
Disney and ‘Star Wars’ Enter New Era After Bob Iger, Kathleen Kennedy Depart
Both Disney and Lucasfilm are preparing for leadership transitions in 2026, setting the stage for a shift in corporate and creative direction across two of the industry’s most valuable brands. For Disney, the coming handover is about corporate stability after years of instability. For Lucasfilm, it is about creative credibility following
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Outside the Disney Bubble
Disney World Faces New $1 Billion Competitor in Orlando, Florida
Walt Disney World Resort is about to face serious competition for tourist dollars in Central Florida. A massive new entertainment complex is rising just down the road from Disney property, promising to deliver dining, shopping, and hotel experiences that could rival Disney Springs. The $1 billion Ovation Orlando Entertainment District sec
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Universal Studios
Universal Employee Claims He Was Fired, but “Pedophile” Coworker Was Allowed To Stay
Steven Anthony Lawrence says Universal Studios Hollywood punished the wrong person. The former Disney Channel actor alleges he reported a coworker he believed posed a danger to children, only to lose his own job while the suspected individual remained employed. Lawrence, who played “Beans” on Even Stevens, worked as an enterta
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Disneyland Park
Horror on the Jungle Cruise: What Went Wrong on Sunday, January 4
Sunday turned into an unexpectedly eerie experience for Disneyland Park visitors riding the Jungle Cruise. Disney Park guests expecting a lighthearted, semi-educational adventure through tropical waters instead found themselves floating through what appeared to be a river of blood. The disturbing sight sparked immediate questions about wh
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Disneyland Resort
Fans Outraged as Rumors Swirl That Disneyland’s “Roast Queen” Has Been Fired
The battle for the soul of Fantasyland has taken a dark turn. For months, Disney fans have been riding a rollercoaster of rumors regarding the fate of the Evil Queen at Disneyland. While the “fairest of them all” seemed to have survived a “seasonal” scare in late 2025, a shocking new development suggests that her t
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News
Disney Announces Indefinite January Shutdown for Rise of the Resistance
There’s a difference between a ride being unavailable and a ride being gone. Right now, Rise of the Resistance sits uncomfortably between those two ideas. Disney has confirmed that the attraction will close starting January 20, 2026, and what’s unsettling guests isn’t just the closure—it’s the absence of any hint about when it might retur
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News
Disney Finalizes Streaming Deal for the ‘Back to the Future’ Franchise
Disney has finalized a major streaming agreement that brings the entire Back to the Future (1985) trilogy to Disney+—but despite some early confusion among fans, the studio has not acquired ownership of the franchise. Disney holds streaming rights only, with no control over the property’s future, creative decisions, or long-term direction
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News
Disneyland Paris Abandons Guests, Shuts Down Entire Shuttle System During Snowstorm
Disneyland Paris implemented an emergency suspension of all hotel shuttle services this evening following hazardous winter weather conditions affecting the greater Paris region. The resort distributed notifications through its mobile application alerting guests that transportation to both Disney-operated hotels and partner properties had
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News
Walt Disney World Adjusts 2026 Pricing After Summer Crowds Start to Shrink
There was a time when summer crowds at Walt Disney World were unavoidable. Guests planned around them, complained about them, and accepted them as part of the deal. If you wanted to visit when school was out, you braced yourself. That expectation no longer holds. In recent summers, guests have noticed something unexpected: space. Not empt
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