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New ‘Muppet Christmas Carol’ Project Heading to the Big Screen This Year
For years, Disney has quietly kept The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992) in circulation long after most holiday releases fade. In 2022, the studio restored the long-missing song “When Love Is Gone,” reintroducing the original full version of the film on Disney+. Last year, collectible advent calendars arrived, including a 12-day plush set and
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‘Star Wars’ Location At Capacity, Orlando Theme Park Full
This is what May the 4th looks like when it fully arrives. Kevin Heimbach, posting on X as @kevinHeimbach13, shared a photo from inside Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disney's Hollywood Studios tonight that captured something that has never been more visible: the courtyard near Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run has been closed to additional g
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Disney World Pauses Theme Park Ticket Sales at Florida Locations
Guests heading to Magic Kingdom Park are navigating around construction walls at the Transportation & Ticket Center (TTC) this week. It's the last stretch of a project that's been reshaping the gateway to Walt Disney World Resort‘s most visited theme park for nearly nine months. One Section at a Time The TTC refurbishment began in A
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Tomorrowland’s Silent Queen: Why a Purpose-Free Animatronic Is the Internet’s Favorite Disney Icon in 2026
If you have spent any time in Tomorrowland at Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, you’ve likely participated in a strange, wordless ritual. You board the Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover, glide past the model of Progress City, and suddenly find yourself peering through a window into a brightly lit, neon-blue diorama. Credit: Disney In
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‘Star Wars’ Hotel Location Makes Surprise Return to Disney World Florida
On May the Fourth, nearly three years after the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser closed its doors, a piece of the ill-fated immersive hotel quietly returned to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disney's Hollywood Studios. The Sign That Came Back The story starts with a change that went largely unnoticed earlier this year. Docking Bay 3 — the are
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Disney Is Shutting Down a Magic Kingdom Restaurant for a Major Summer Change
If you’ve been putting off trying one of Magic Kingdom’s most underrated restaurants, you might want to rethink that plan—because the clock is ticking. A familiar dining location in Liberty Square is about to close, and when it comes back, it won’t be the same kind of experience guests are used to. A Quiet Favorite Is Going Away (For Now)
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Disneyland Makes Historic Move Away From Cash Payments
If you are heading to Disneyland and planning to pay for your churro with a twenty-dollar bill, you may run into a problem. Outdoor vending locations across Disneyland are now displaying “Cashless Location” signs, indicating that cash is no longer accepted at those stands. Credit cards, Disney Gift Cards, and mobile payment op
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The Curse of Tumbleweed: Did Skipping Soft Openings Cause the Big Thunder Mountain Fire?
On May 3, 2026, Frontierland was supposed to be the site of a triumphant return. After a grueling 16-month refurbishment—the longest in the attraction's history—Big Thunder Mountain Railroad was finally set to unveil its “Motherlode” finale and buttery-smooth new track to a “sea of people” who had waited over a yea
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Disney Visa Cardholders Get More Benefits Than Expected This Month
There’s always been a bit of a “bonus layer” to having a Disney Visa card. The perks are there, but a lot of the time, they don’t feel essential. That’s not really the case this month. May is one of those rare windows where the benefits feel a lot more useful—especially if you’re actively planning a trip or already have one booked. The Au
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End of an Era: Disney Strips Control From Ride After 30+ Years
Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin is back open at Disneyland after a month-long refurbishment. The wheel in your taxi is still there. It still spins if you turn it. And it now controls absolutely nothing. The guest-controlled spinning that has defined the Who Framed Roger Rabbit dark ride in Mickey's Toontown since it opened in the early 1990s
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