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Disney World Just Laid Out a 10-Year Gameplan Fans Won’t Believe
Disney World has continuously evolved, but the next ten years will bring changes on a scale that feels unprecedented. Confirmed expansions and rumored projects paint a picture of a resort preparing for its most daring transformation yet. By 2035, Disney’s four parks could look almost unrecognizable. Here’s a closer look at what’s in store
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Iger Family Free Speech Fundraiser in Jeopardy After Kimmel Suspension
A developing controversy involving The Walt Disney Company could impact Willow Bay’s plans for her upcoming International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) fundraiser. Originally scheduled for next month at Bay and Bob Iger’s Brentwood residence, the high-profile event may now be relocated after Disney pulled late-night host Jimmy Kimmel of
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Multiple Disney World Rides, Hotels, and Experiences To Change Next Year
At Walt Disney World Resort, the year 2026 will bring several updates across parks, attractions, and transportation. Guests planning their visits will notice changes ranging from temporary refurbishments to the debut of new experiences. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Returns in 2026 Frontierland’s Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, often calle
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3 Disney Holiday Surprises Just Changed the Game for Christmas 2025
Disney isn’t content with repeating holiday traditions; it loves reimagining them. For 2025, the company has announced three major changes that could completely reshape how guests spend Christmas at Walt Disney World. These announcements might alter your game plan if EPCOT is on your list this year. The Steady Magic of Magic Kingdom Magic
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Disney World Preparing To Stop Magic Kingdom Event Access
Walt Disney World has once again transformed Magic Kingdom into a Halloween destination with the return of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. The 2025 season runs from August 15 through October 31, and with each ticket, guests may enter the park beginning at 4 p.m.—a benefit that does not require a separate daytime admission—before th
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Disneyland Becomes Focal Point for Protest Following Jimmy Kimmel’s Termination
Yesterday, September 19, Disneyland Resort became the backdrop for a high-profile protest in response to the recent firing of late-night host Jimmy Kimmel by ABC. The demonstration drew attention from local media and fans alike, as supporters gathered outside the park to voice their concerns over freedom of speech and the broader implicat
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Disneyland Announces Closure Dates for ‘it’s a small world’ Refurbishment
Closure Schedule for “it's a small world” Disneyland has officially announced that the iconic ride “it's a small world” will close on October 30 for refurbishments. This closure is set to last until November 13. This temporary shutdown is to prepare the attraction for its annual holiday overlay, a transformation in
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Disney World Announcement Hides Park Closure Timeline in Plain Sight
The summer season at Walt Disney World Resort brought with it a milestone not seen in years. From May 21 through September 7, all six parks—including Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Blizzard Beach, and Typhoon Lagoon—welcomed guests. It was the first time since the pandemic that visitors could ex
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Love It Or Hate It: Guilty Pleasure Rides In Disney World
What are your guilty pleasure rides in Walt Disney World? Related: Halloween Horror Nights 2025: Which Houses Flopped And Which Ones Dominated? A guilty pleasure ride is one that might not receive the accolades or popularity it deserves, yet still brings immense joy and fun to those who experience it. These rides often evoke mixed feeling
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Avoid at All Costs: Disney Resort Crisis Could Drag Into 2027
Booking a Disney World hotel usually promises comfort, charm, and a little extra magic. However, one deluxe resort is in the middle of a massive transformation that may not deliver the experience guests expect. For the next couple of years, visitors will likely find construction walls, closed amenities, and the hum of power tools instead
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